Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-21
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RHEUMATIC h NEURALGIA
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"a. Rlss~asse awd Nssralyte Cmpos~si.
rNIrTEEN years agO, Capt. L, P. Copeland
vas commander Of . Boston brig, owned by
ina ,ate Robert u. Shaw. Capt. Copeland, o.
that time made voyage to Vera Cruf, anu
While there near the guns Of the Castle OF San
Juan Dc Ulua, was attached with his old com
plsint. Rheumatism. While suffering severely
on board his vessel, no was visited oy MeaiSan
| Snau;srd. who said he could relieve him Of hrs
Main. and entirely cure him Of his disease. The
risitor returned with his medicine aud proved
| MI. vords; in few days Capt. Copeland began
| - ;muroys under his treatment and was soon
somplctsly cured. So delighted was the odd
sca dog. that he purchased the receipt from the
| Mexico SpAnard, for One Hundred and Fifty
| Dollars.
| Gardiner bought number Of bottles Of this ar
ticlc then manufactured in u small way by Capt.
| Copcland in Boston. Capt. Gardiner, who then
| sailed a merchant ship to London, took the arti-
| Gle with him. and sold 1t for guinea a bottle.
II attracted attention in London, aud Capt. Gar
diner Immediately wrote to his brother. Charles
+. Gardner, Esq. to purchase of Capt. Cope
| land the right to make and sell the article In
England, the West India Isiands and Australia
| this was in 1856. Capt. N. d. Gardiner, on re-
| ccipt of the notice Of the purchase from Capt
! COPELAND. Immediately formed a co partnership
| with Mr. Watson, u wealthy dealer in London
| Who now, under the Arm Of 0aadincr, Watson
| 4 Co, No 81 Mark Lane, London are introdu
cling the Compound with great success all ovei
Europe.
In 1859, Capt. Gardiner was in Boston. and in
connection with his brother, Charles +. Gardin
or, purchased from Capt. Copeland his heirs and
successors, the whole right to the article. with
| the intention to give to The people of NORTH
| America, the benefit of its wonderful healing
properties. 1t has proved a most valuable med
| icne to all who have tried il.
Mr.. c. r. Gardiner Immediately established !
large mandatory or laboratory for the produc
| ton Of the article, and since 1859 has devotee
his time to the introduction and sale Of Gardin
| cr's Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Compound. VI
| should add that the article is entirely a vegeta
| BILE one. hsing composed Of roots and herbs. tn,
| most important of which grows wild in England
| from whence it is imported by the Proprietor
Mr.. Henv Il. Gardiner.
A Word to the F.1lie.
A. the forms Of disease for which We prescrb
the Compound have their origin in the blood
let the sufferer remember that no merely optscar,
appliance will afford him permanent relief. be
cause il cannot reach the cause. The Compoun,
going into the blood. THE CITADEL OF
THE DiSEASE,-drives it from its stronghold
aud the victim is relieved. This should neve
be forgotten. A SURE CURE WARRANT
ED.
BuRNHAMs AVIAN Setback, wholesal
Druggists, 10 Lake Street, Chicago. Agents 70
| the North west.
CnIcAeo. Nov. Is, 1866.
Mr.. II. r. GARDINER, Proprietor Gardiner
} Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia Compound.
Sir--tiaving been afflicted with the Neuralgi
in my face for six months friend induced IN
to try your Compound, and can cheerfully "a,
found il the only relief, and recon- mend it 4
all who are troubled with the Neuralgia
sI..ti.