Unjust attack on Senator Vance sparks regional debate
The Progressive Farmer’s long attack on Senator Vance triggers a local rebuttal from Wilson and allies. The letter-defender asserts Vance’s loyalty to farmers and notes broad Alliance support across North Carolina, praising his constitutional fidelity and public service.
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Vance
Alliance
North Carolina
St. Louis
Congress
United States Senate
United States
Farmers Alliance
Wilson
W. & W. Rail Road Offers Tax Concession Settlement
The W and W Rail Road seeks to surrender tax exemptions in exchange for taxation at state and county levels up to limits of 8000 dollars per mile for the trunk line and 4000 dollars for its boundary. The legislative committee recommends acceptance and notes precedents and benefits to the state and public confidence. The committee members are E W Kerry, B F Aycock, M E Carter, and J B Holman.
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Legislative Committee
The
Star
Supreme Court of the United States
E. W. Kerry
Sampson
B. F. Aycock
Wayne
Senate
M. E. Carter
Buncombe
J. B. Holman
Iredel
House of Representatives
Fifth Judicial District Nominates Winston and Others
The Fifth Judicial District nominates R. W. Winston for Judge replacing Gov. Fowle appointee Womack. E T Boykin in the 6th District is renominated by acclamation. The Laurinburg convention seeks renomination for Judge McRae in the Seventh and Fred Phillips to stay on the judges’ roll. Gen. John C Fremont, first Republican presidential candidate, died on Monday.
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Fifth Judicial District
R. W. Winston
Womack
Gov. Fowle
Winston
E. T. Boykin
Laurinburg
McRae
2Nd District
Fred Phillips
John C. Freemont
Republican Party
Nolandine Tonic Promoted by The Nolandine Co
Advertisement for Nolandine Vegetable Nolandine tonic a liver regulator and blood purifier. Sold by druggists. Manufactured by The Nolandine Company Richmond Virginia.
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Johnston
Nolandine Co
Richmond
Derangement of the Liver
A 1885 testimonial endorses JOHNS TON’S VEGETABLE NOLANDINE as a ten year trusted cure for liver and kidney derangements and digestive issues. It claims benefits as a tonic and lists C Davis of North Fifth Street as a user. Johnston’s Nolandine marketed as a tonic through druggists and The No. landine Co. of Portland.
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Richmonod
Val
Johnston
C. Davis
North Fifth Street
Malaria Cure Promises Relief From Chesapeake District
A resident in the Lower James malarial district describes years of illness with malaria and liver issues. The account credits Johnston's Vegetable Liver Medicine as providing relief and improved health after use, while contrasting with deadly poisons.
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Chesapeake
Ricamonp
Lower James
Induve Johnston
Col Andrews Named Vice President of World’s Fair
Col Andrews a prominent railroad man and promoter of public welfare has been chosen as one of the Vice Presidents of the World’s Fair. This appointment highlights his regional and national influence in transportation and civic development.
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Col. Andrews
Bern
Nothing Succeeds Like Success in Radam’s Microbe Killer Promoted
An advertising claim extols Radam’s Microbe Killer as a universal remedy claiming success in diseases from leprosy to common ailments. The text cites unnamed “scientific men” and promises failures are unknown.
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Radam
Radam's Microbe Killer Exterminates All Diseases
An advertisement proclaims Radam's Microbe Killer can cure any disease by eradicating microbes from the system. It asserts relief from malaria fever, asthma, consumption, catarrh, bronchitis, rheumatism, kidney and liver disease, chills and fevers, female troubles, and more, promising universal cure.
Beware of Fraudulent Imitations Jug Trade Mark Notice
Warning about counterfeit jugs bearing the trade mark and urging readers to obtain the book History of the Microbe Killer, offered by the sole agent Wilson in North Carolina.
BeKnown Hosting at Benbow House in Greensboro
W E Humphrey announces he will meet and serve friends at Benbow House in Greensboro North Carolina on June 25 1890 in connection with the Becker House event.
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Becker
Greensboro
N. C
Nolan dine Patent Remedy Praised by Patient
Letter from Richmond Virginia dated July 13 1857 testimonials a remedy Nolan dine for habitual constipation eight years and malaria blood poisoning with immediate and permanent benefits. Sender KR Boden proprietor Bowdens Dental Fluid reports improved health and gratitude to J W Johnston proprietor Nolan dine.
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Richmond
Val
J. W. Johnston
Nolandine
É. KR. Boden
Bowdeh
Nolandine praised by physician in Virginia telegram
JAS H GARLICKH of Richmond Virginia reports in an April 1 1586 testimonial that Vegetable Nolandine cures or greatly alleviates dyspepsia catarrh of stomach bowels kidneys bladder uterine catarrh menstrual irregularities malaria and constipation and serves as a general tonic and alterative. He lists his address 409 E Clay Street and signs M D.
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Ritchmond
J. W. Johnston
Nolandine
Jas. H. Garlickh
M. D
E. Clay Street
Chills and Fever Reported After Illness
Patient recounts a bout of chills starting in fall, treated with quinine and N remedy. After taking the N as directed, chills ceased and health and weight are unchanged. Note: brief personal medical inquiry with no professional diagnosis.
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King Axp Cortex
E. S. LS
Kidney Affections Repion's Station Chesterfield
Mr J W Johnston writes from Chesterfield County on March 24 25 about a chronic liver affection and stomach derangement. He credits Venetlandine with relief from pains and sickness and says he is now restored to health and recommends the remedy to others suffering from similar diseases.
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Repion
Chesterfield County
J. W. Johnston
Landine
Illianm Dickinson
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Wilson Mirror
Henry Blount
Geo. W. Blount
N.C
Sahara
Gibraltar
W. & W. Rail Road
Nolandin
Xo.landine Co
Piejmond
E. M. Nadal
Vi. E. Hackne
Briggs Hotel
Express Office
Nove
Parry Indiana
Millinery and
Eaney Coods
Wilson, N.C
Benbow
W. E. Humphrey
Con Polis
Kentucky Wacon Manufcturing Company
General Southern
Louisville
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