The Guadalupana Medicine Co., based in St. Louis, Missouri, produced this liniment, as indicated on the bottle's label. Liniments were common in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, often marketed as remedies for various aches and pains.
This bottle offers a glimpse into the history of medicine and types of remedies available to consumers during that era. The bottle, itself, with the cork stopper and simple design, is typical of pharmaceutical packaging from the early 1900s.
