Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-06
HISTORICAL."
GARDENERS
Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia Compound

| THE RHEUMATIC K NErRALGlC CONPOt ND.
EIFTEEN years ago. Capt. /. 7. Copeland wa. com
| L inauder Of Boston brig owned is the late Hob
| ertG q. shaw. Capt. Copeland at that time made a
voyage 10 Vera Cruz, and while there near the guns
Of the Castle OF San uan de Uiua, attacked with
his old complaint, rheumatism While ring
vercy on board hi~ vessel. he visited by "a Mexi-
cans panard, who saddle could relieve him OF his
pain and entirely cure him OF his disease The Wis
iOr returned with his medicine and proved his words
In few days Capt. Copeland began 20 improve I'M
der his treatment and was soon completely cured
| so delighted was the "Od Sea bog" that he pur-
chased the receipt from the MeAcuS paniard. for
| one Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
After Capt. Copeland returned 70 Boston, Capt
Gardner bought number Of bottles OF this article
then manufactured in small way by Capt, Copeland
In Boston Capt. Gardiner. who then sailed a mer-
chant ship to London took the article with him. and
sold II for guinea bottle. attracted attention In
London, and Capt. Gardiner Immediately wrote 10
his brother. Charles r Gardiner, Esq. 10 purchase
of Capt Copeland the right 10 make and eel the ar
ciein England, the West India Islands and Australia
this in 1855. Capt NJ ID. Gardiner. on receipt Of
mediaiely formed CO. partnership with Mr. Watson.
. wealthy dealer In London, who now, under the firm
OF Gardiner Watson Co. No. 81 Mark Lane. Ion
don. are ntroducingthe Compound with great
In 1899 Capt Gardiner wae in Boston, and in con-
necten with his brother, Chas F. Gardiner pufchas-
ed from Capt Copeland, his heirs and snccessors.
the whole right TO the article, with the intention to
give TO the people Of North America the BENEFITS Of
Its wonderful healing properties. l: has proved a
most valuable medicine to all who have tried H.
Mr.. Z. +. Gardiner immed lately csa large
manufaCtufy lADOfhtUfy the production of
article .ince 1859 has devoted bis time to the in
production and sole Of GARDIxkR'e RnxunArrc AND
Nsu.ALsic cosrouNp. We rhos I'D add that the ar
teie II entirely vegetable one, being posed of
root and herbe, the mort important Of which crows
wild In England. from whence ii Is imported by thc
Proprietor-Af. Henry X. Gardiner.
CufcAGo. Nov 18th. 1885,
ma IL r. 0ARpINER, Proprietor GARDENERS Rheu-
matte 4 NerrAlgic Compound:
Sir Having been aflicted with the Neueslgia IN INV
face for six mouths friend induced me 10 inv yo,r
Compound, and l can cheerfully cay found ii the
only relief, and recommend II TO all who are troub-
lour. Respectfully. A. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison 4 Dearborn Ste
! Ca,oAso. Oct. -, 1885,
II. r. Gardiner, Esq.,-Dear sir
II IL not often that am led to say aught IN
lily having been cured in . remarkable manner by
your Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia Compound am in
d1ced to eiler you q few word. Of encouragement.
which being unsolicited, may be better appreciated
Some months since NY wife had very attack
OF pipiheria which lett her partially paralized and
with acute Neuralgia in her head. Ia and breast
Having heard repeatedly of wonderful cures among
her friends resulting from the Of .ssardInerfe
ithenmstic 4 Neuralgic Compound shs wse lnduc
% 70 give II tral Strange 10 cay. before che had
used osf soTrrr the pasal Il. had die.
appea ed and 1t has not returned. / recommend the
Compound without hesitation, 10 all persons troubled
with Rhe uniatism ur Neuralgia knowing as do its
va'ue a. We'll ~ the fact this, your wei. known rem
,stn Is suielsn, gnarsniee of he eenuineness of
tore bill may be avoided by the use u your mcdi-
cincs. Respectfully Yours
OF Hale & Co. Real Estate and Pasent Asso,s
Lombard Block.
CnIcAso, August 2sth, 1866.
Ds. GAsssxm Propr Gardioer'. khcumaiic 4 Neu.
ralgic Compound: Dear Sir
Of yssr invsasS @sdisise Having ss ~ ass.ed
with Neueo1gia for more than year. causinw ne
ss e We; ,hs, IN and
incuceo me to try hour Compound. and an happy