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Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1890

Page

4

Tribute to Sam Randall Guardian of the South

A commemorative piece extols Sam Randall as a premier 19th century statesman. It lauds his leadership against the Force Bill, his parliamentary skill, and his defense of the South during Reconstruction. The obituary-like notice hails his integrity and enduring memory, contrasting him with other politicians tainted by corruption.

Sam Randall Sam [Randall Sam Randall South Mr. Randall Southland Jefferson Democracy Republicana American Congress Hyperion Randal

Planting Tobacco in May to June for Best Growth

An experienced tobacco planter advises transplanting not earlier than May 10 and not later than June 20 to ensure full maturity. He describes planting method with hand-set seedlings, firming soil around roots, and keeping plants hydrated and shaded if needed to prevent wilting.

Taxation of Railroads Under Scrutiny in Raleigh

The legislature has appointed a committee in Raleigh to probe railroad immunity from taxation. The Wilmington and Weldon R R was among those exempt under prior charters. The railroad president asked 60 days to respond and likely will propose future taxation while past liability remains unresolved. The move reflects a shift as the railroad grows wealthy and accepts state tax burdens.

Raleigh Wilmington and Weldon South

Nolandine Testimonials Sell a Liver Health Tonic

Advertisements praise Nolandine as a healing tonic and blood purifier for liver troubles. Johnston's Vegetable Nolandine is sold by druggists nationwide, with the No landine Co based in Richmond Virginia and other listings repeating tonic claims.

Johnston Nolandine Nolandine Co Richmond Riichmond

Johns Ton's Vegetable Nolandine Ad Claims Liver Cure

A testimonial from Richomono VA July 158 asserts Johns Ton's Vegetable Nolandine cures liver and kidney derangements and aids digestion and headaches. endorsed by L. C. Davis of North Fifth Street.

RichoMono Johnston L. C. Davis North Fifth Street

Malaria Patient Reports Recovery After Nolandine Use

A Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company worker from Arcamont Virginia relates long illness in a malarial district. After exhaustive remedies failed, he tried Johnston's Vegetable Landine and two bottles restored his liver and health. His wife and children also benefited from Nolandine.

Orfice Chesapeake and OI Railway Company Arcamont Iss James River Igi Johnston Landine Nolandine

Twolan dine remedy praised in 1857 letter

J R Bowden, Bowden's Dental Plate proprietor, writes from RichMond Virginia July 15 1857 praising Twolan dine for habitual constipation eight years and crediting relief, plus recovery from malaria and blood poisoning and improved health.

RichMond Val J. W. Johnston Nolandine J. R. Bowden Bowden

Nolandine Praised by Dr Garlick in 1886 Letter

J A Garlick M D of Richmond Virginia writes that over twelve months he tested Vegetable Nolandine with success against dyspepsia catarrhal stomach and bowel affections kidney bladder catarrh uterine irregularities malaria and constipation. He calls it an efficient general tonic and alterative.

Richmond Val J. W. Johnston Nolandine Jas. H. Garlick M. D E. Clay Street

Nolandine Cures Recurrent Chills Says Wilson

In Va in 1887 a man reports years of chills and fever returning on the 11th 21st and 28th days. After using Nolandine as directed he claims no further chills and says he is now in good health and weighs more than ever.

Fleet King and Queen Co Uns

Kidney Affections

William Dickinson of the Coal Mines in Chesterfield County Virginia writes from March 2 1885 that after years of kidney and liver issues and malarial poisoning he found relief with Vegetable Nolandine and now proclaims its healing power and recommends it to others with similar ailments.

J. W. Johnston William Dickinson

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