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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1890
Page
4
A Wilson editorial argues to retain Judge Philips for eight years of clean service and praises Woodard as a strong solicitor candidate. It lauds the independent company’s shift from the Confederate Gray to the blue uniform and notes support from Wilson delegation for Woodard.
A vintage advertisement touts Nolandine by Johnston's Vegetable Nolandine as a tonic for bad blood and troublesome liver. Marketed as unrivaled for liver regulation and blood purification, sold by all druggists from The Nolandine Co. in Richmond, Virginia.
A Richmond Virginia past ten year testimonial proclaims Johns Ton's Vegetable Nolandine cures for liver and kidney derangements, digestion issues, headaches, and acts as a tonic. The statement is signed by J. C. Davie of North Fifth Street.
A 19th century Chesapeake railway worker recounts long malaria in the Lower James River area. After exhausting standard remedies he used Johnston's Vegetable Nolandine, with liver function returning and family also benefiting from the treatment.
A Wilson county resident praises John E Woodard as best suited to wear the office robes once held by Col Worthington. The correspondent predicts Woodard will gain strength and backing on the first ballot, with solid support and enthusiasm in the community.
The investigation into railroad tax immunity led to the surrender of the W. and W. case and a settlement with Raleigh and Gaston. The piece praises railroads for abandoning immunity and accepting fair taxation, noting their stakes in property, lines, depots, and passengers under state protection. It commends managers for choosing duty and fairness.
An advertisement touts Radam’s Microbe Killer as a universal remedy for asthma consumption catarrh bronchitis rheumatism kidney and liver disease chills fevers female troubles and every disease in the human system. The copy asserts cures across many conditions with dramatic broad claims.
The Fayettville Light Infantry, noted as a noble and chivalrous company, withdraws from the State Guard, leaving a valued Southern unit.
Registrars and poll holders named by the Commissioners to hold the election on the first Monday in May. Voting places listed at Old Methodist Church in the Fifth Ward and Old Foundry. Appointed by GEO. D. GREEN, Mayor.
J R Bowden, proprietor of Bowden's Dental Fluid, writes from RicuMono Virginia on July 13 1887 praising Nolan dine as a remedy for eight years of habitual constipation and malarial and blood poisoning now relieved with improved health and lasting benefits.
A Virginia note from January 31 19S7 recounts a patient struck by recurring chills and fever during fall last year. After using Nolandine as directed, they claim no chills since and report good health and stable weight.
William Dickinson Superintendent of Coal Mines testifies to relief from chronic kidney and liver illness and malarial poisoning after using Nolandine. He endorses the remedy for others with similar afflictions.
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