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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1890
Page
4
N C April 16 1590 analysis of agricultural depression notes overproduction low prices and extravagant town life. It cites supply demand law and middlemen as key factors urging restraint and wiser action to restore farmer profits. It highlights census crops and retail price disparities.
A tribute to Sam Randall notes his long life of honors and statesmanship. It recalls his role as the South’s ablest friend in its hour of trial and promises a future tribute to his worth and memory.
An advertisement promotes Nolandine from The Nolandine Co based in Richmond Virginia as a tonic liver regulator and blood purifier. The readable text describes it as a trusted remedy sold by druggists and lists Richmond as the company location.
Certification from Ricum MonoD of Virginia dated July 1885 lauds Johns Ton's Vegetable Nolandine as a ten year trusted cure for liver and kidney disorders, digestion issues, and headaches, claiming it is a reliable tonic used personally and in the signer’s family in North Fifth Street, Co. Davia.
A Richmond resident recounts chronic malaria in the Lower James River district and describes rapid improvement after using Johnston's Vegetable Laudine. He claims his liver recovered and his family also benefited from the remedy.
An advertisement for A Lady's Perfect Companion by Dr John H Dye claims childbirth pain can be avoided and morning sickness prevented. It promises physician endorsements and offers descriptive circulars and confidential letters in sealed envelopes, with requests to send two cent stamps to Frank Thomas & Co in Baltimore.
J R Bowden, proprietor of Bowden's Dental Fluid, reports in a letter from RicuMono Virginia that after eight years of constipation treatment with Nolan dine he found relief and claims immediate and permanent health improvement. He mentions also being free from malaria and blood poisoning.
Am H Garlick of Richmond Virginia tests the Vegetable Nolandine and reports it successfully treats dyspepsia catarrhal stomach and bowel affections kidney bladder catarrh uterine irregularities malaria complications and constipation while serving as a general tonic. The testimonial is dated April 19 1886 from 409 E Clay Street.
In a dated reminiscence from January 31, the writer recalls recurring chills and fever lasting through last fall. Quinine offered no lasting relief until a friend supplied part of a Nolandia bottle, after which chills ceased. The author, KE Wilson, confirms current health as good as or better than before.
March 1855 Hidnady Affections Renton s Station Chesterfield County letter from J W Johnston praising Vegetable Nolandine for kidney liver and malaria related ailments. William Dickinson superintendent of coal mines declares recovery and recommends the remedy to others.
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