Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HIST0RICAL."
GARDENERS
Rheumatic 1 Neuralgia compound
TIE RHEUMATIC 4 NECRALGIC COMPOUND.

EiFTkEN years ago Capt, L. r Copeland wa. com.
I manderof n Boston brig. owned by the late Hob
ert q. Shaw. Capt Copeland. At that time made n
vyaxe TO Vera Urus, aud while there near the guns
OF the Cattle OF San Juan de ulua. attacked with
his old complaint, rheumatism. While suffering
verely on board his vessel he was visited by Meyi
pain. and entirely cure him oi his dssase. The
ior returned with his medicine and his ords;
In few days Capt. Copeland began to improve
der his treatment and WINS completely cured
50 delighted was the ''Old Sea Dog. that he pur-
chased the receipt from the Mexico paniard, Tor
One Hundred ana Fifty Dollsrs.
After Capt. Copeland returned to Boston. Capt.
Gardner bought number Of bottles al this article,
then manufactured In small way by Capt Copeland.
la Boston. Capt. Gardiner, who then rallied a mer-
chant chip 10 LonuOn. took the article with him. aud
sold tor guinea bottle. II ATTRACTED attention In
his brother, Charles +. Gardiner, Esq, purchaee
OF Capt Copeland the right make and eel the arti-
Gle In kueAnd, the West india sisnds and Australia:
thss WINS IN lsSd Capt. n. ~ Gardiner receipt Of
the notice Of the purchase iTom capt Copeland. i'm
mcdtAtcly formed aco-1,aetnership with Mr. Watson
= wealthy dealer in London, Who now, under the nm
con- are Introducing the Compound with great
1 Ill over Europe.
nectisn with hs brother. Chss r. Garlines purchas.
ed n, Capt. Copeland, his heirs and rucccssorr
the whole right ~ the article, with the intention 10
its wosdsrisl healing properties. Il has proved a
most valuable medicine to oil who have tried IT,
~. 9ssSpsr ."%e 81. sss.Slisasd als.es
acie. and since 1859 hes devoted HE time the In
sroduciioa and eale Of GAaDmEn's RhEunAs,o Anp
ucle Il entirely . vegetable one, being composed Of
roots and herbs, the mot impustan Of which grove
wtld Ia England from wheoce Il 10 imported By the
Propsietor-Ar. Henry X. Gardiner
CuicA0o Nov 18th. 1885,
matte Neuralgic Compound
Tee for cir Hunss, friend induced - 20 IN YOU
Cunponn1. ana onn cAscstully say oOued Il the
only relief, and recommsnd il TO al Who are troub-
Ioars kssvectfally. A. BOOTH.
CncAco. Oct y. 1865.
| Il - ups oltes tAat I - ~ to eay a1ehl n
W havinx been cared In q senArhable manner By
y,ur hhsus sre Ncuralgic compound, / am In
dueed % o0sr yoa lew word, u encouragement,
Some months since my wife had very sevcre attack
O Dipthcria which lett her partially paralzed and
with scute Neuralgia in her head, Ia and breast
Having heard repeatedly Of ~ondcrfsl cures among
her friends rc-ult,ns. from the use Of "Gard Der
Rheumatic 4 Neuralxtc Compound she Undue
ed 10 give II trial strange 10 cay. before she had
oNs BoTTu the Neuralgia and parslyri had dis.
appea. cd and II has returned. recommend the
Compound without hesitation, 10 all persons troubled
with Rheumatism or Neuralgia. knowing do its
value. well AZ the snct that yonr weknown repu-
ta,ioo i sufficient .srantcS vi tn gcnunenes- Of
tor Bill may bc avoided ty the nee Of your rnedi
elnes. Respectfully You're,
OF Hale Co, Res. E.,s,e .Ss Patent Agents. ss,
CHrAsc. August seth, 1855
= = vi. sisss pssssss .sa' to ne %s ~,
via Nssssieis = .cre ii.a ! ysss, ssssns me
xscas ennL ynce ven o. 16stAg, I'd alrr trying
e.ess every ssasay ~ eos,a . oaa.ieed irieod