Wilson Mirror Weekly Notice
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1890
Page
4
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A grand Richmond dedication of the Robert E. Lee equestrian statue drew thousands including veterans and families. The procession celebrated Lee as America’s greatest soldier with Confederate flags, banners, bands, and scenes recalled from the Civil War era.
William Dickinson, superintendent of a coal mine in Hesterfield County, Virginia, writes March 25 1885 praising Vegetable Neelandine for kidney and liver disorders and malaria based illnesses. He claims full recovery and urges others with similar ailments to try the remedy.
An advertisement touts Radams Microbe Killer as a universal remedy that eradicates microbes and relieves aches and pains. It claims effectiveness against any disease from malaria to complex multi-disease cases by continuous treatment.
A warning notes that counterfeit versions mimic the Trade Mark shown on each jug. It advertises a book titled History of the Microbe Killer offered as a free giveaway by 2A and urges recipients to request it.
An 1885 advertisement extols Johnston's Vegetable Nolandine as a superior liver and kidney tonic and blood purifier. Testimonials from L C Davis and others claim relief from malarial districts, digestion issues, headaches, and general health improvement after use. Sold by druggists, with Richmond Virginia distribution.
J R Boden of Blowden's Dental Fluid writes from Richwonpd Virginia praising Nolan dine for eight years of constipation and malaria blood poisoning relief. He states immediate and permanent benefits and notes he is now in exceptionally good health.
In Richmond Virginia on April 19 1886 Dr Jas H Garlick reports repeated trials of Vegerable Nolandine with success on dyspepsia catarrhal stomach and bowel affections kidney bladder uterine catarrh malaria and habitual constipation calling it an efficient tonic and alterative.
A patient reports chronic chills and fever lasting through last fall. Quinine proved ineffective but a friend’s bottle of Nolandine cured the symptoms. Since using Nolandine the patient has remained well and regained weight, claiming health surpassing previous levels.
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