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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1890

Page

4

Inauguration of Lee Monument Promises Notable Southern Pageant

The May 29 unveiling in Richmond will likely be the Souths most significant postwar celebration with veterans, officers, and vast crowds. It contrasts with the Grant monument deficit in the North and questions Northern thanks for Civil War leaders.

Lee Richmond South Union Robert E. Lee North Grant United States The Hudson Grand Army Organization Washington New Orleans General Lee Army of the Potomac

New Methodist Bishops Chosen Haygood and Fitzgerald

The South’s Methodists elect two bishops Rev At ticus Haygood of Georgia and Rev G P Fitzgerald of North Carolina. The Raleigh Chronicle notes Haygood’s prominence as educator author and Slater Fund agent and Fitzgerald as a leading editor and vigorous writer.

South Atticus Haygood Georgia G. P. Fitzgerald North Carolina Chronicle Donald W. Bain Bishop Haygood Southern Methodist Church Union Slater Fund Bishop Fitzgerald Caswell County Nashville Christian Advocate Puipic

Court Calendar Wilson Superior Court Opens June 2 1890

Wilson Superior Court convenes with Judge E T Boykin presiding. Dockets list cases for June 2 5 and 6 including Applewhite v Boswell Griffin v Horn Beaman et als v Moye Owens v Harris Ellis & Farmer Whisger Tiffany Co v Batts Finch v Amos Pear Son Batts v W&B R and others on motion docket. Also notice of Martin County Lumber Co case against McNaughton Conneil with attachment to recover $5011.04 and property levied near Everetts Station. returnable September 1 1900.

J. H. Applewhite J. A. Boswell Griffin Horn Beaman Als Moye Admi M. T. Owens Harris Ellis & Farmer Superior Court Martin Court Martin County Towit Martin County Lumber Company Everett Williamston Said County N. C W. T. Crawford D. WorthinxacTion Wheeler Martin Plaintifs

Nolandine Clinic Ad From Johnston’s Vegetables

Johnston’s Vegetable Nolandine advertised as an antidotal tonic for bad blood and troublesome moods. Labeled as liver regulator and blood purifier. Sold by all druggists and The Nolandine Co based in Richmond Virginia.

Johnston Nolandine Nolandine Co Richmond Johnstons Lpichmond, Ta

Derangement of the Liver Patent Remedy Endorsement

A Virginia reader testifies to the ten year experience with Johns Ton's Vegetable Nolandine as a reliable cure for liver and kidney derangements, digestion issues and headaches, describing it as a tonic. The signatory L. C. Davis of Richmond endorses the product for personal and family use.

Archmond Johnston L. C. Davis North Fifth Street

Johnston's Vegetable Lamine Restores Health in Malaria Case

A Chesapeake and Railway Company report from RicuMono Virginia details a long malaria siege in the Lower James River district. After trying unprescribed remedies, use of Johnston's Vegetable Lamine cured the liver ailment and led to recovery. The wife and children also benefited from Nolandine.

Chesapeake and! Railway Company RicuMono Vaa James River T Johnston Chidren

Blood Poisoning Cure Report from RichMonnd Va 1587

Letter from J K Bodder of Bowdeh's Dental Fluid reports complete relief from habitual constipation and malaria related blood poisoning after using Nolandine. He notes immediate and permanent health improvement and overall good health.

Richmonnd J. W. Johnston Nolandine J. K., Boder Bowdeh’s Dental Fluid

Chills and Fever Relief Reported by Reader

A reader from Fleet, King and Queen County, Virginia shares illness history with recurring chills and fevers. After trying quinine with little success, a friend provided Nolandine which, used as directed, stopped the chills and restored health and weight.

Fleet King and Queen Co Iss Amin Goo Yo Leon

Vegetable Nolandine Praised by Dr Garlick in 1886

In a twelve month test JAS H GARLICK M D endorses Vegetable Nolandine for dyspepsia catarrh of stomach and bowels kidney bladder uterine catarrh malaria and constipation. He reports it as an efficient general tonic and alterative. 409 E Clay Street

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

Beware of Fraudulent Imitations Jug Trade Mark Notice

Warns against counterfeit microbe killer jugs with the same trade mark and urges sending for the book History of the Microbe Killer. States sole agent Wilson in North Carolina distributes the genuine publication.

Kidney Affections Relief by Nolandine at Chesterfield

William Dickinson of the Coal Mines reports in Chesterfield County on March 2, 1555 that after suffering chronic kidney and liver ailments and malarial symptoms he found relief using Vegetable Nolandine. He credits renewed health to Nolandine and recommends it to others with similar maladies.

J. W. Johnston Illiam Dickinson

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Wilson Mirror Henry Blouni Andrew Jackson Old Hickory Chattanooga Raleigh Chronicle Wilson Superior Court E. T. Boykin Whsiger, Tiffany & Co Batts C. F. Finch Amos Pear J. E. Batts W. BR. R Bynum & Daniel Applewhite M. E. Whitley Bynum Decksmith Jane Jones Sarah Atkinson G. W. Stanton M. B. Atkinson John Privett Winona Privett Edwards A. B. Deans Henry M Sciple Joshua M Gilliespie Harry P Sagford H M Sciple E. M. Nadal Mr. E. Hackr Radam Briggs Hotel Express Office Wilson, N. C Parry MFG Indianapolis, Ind Kentucky uUucne Ronion 'S Station Chesterfield County
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