The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-10-29
A WORD TO MOTHERS.

pOriant dutyHt TIM SEASON It the year l. to lOuk
after the health Of their families and cleIuse
the malaria and imInrt'e from Il cir sy-Iems.
The ia uc'hirs tlat will tone up the stomach
,ud liver, reglae the bowels and purity the
Alool so pcrfcily AS Park r. Ginger Tonic,
nd er is,d in our columns The wordertul
cures of iuug Standing ca-.s Of rh-um tt-m
neuralgia ard malriHl di-nrders j. tie IeesOn
Why this pure and excellent amiy medicine
is so generally esteemed Post
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The Williansport Gazette d bulletin,
CRep) paid the following compliment
upon Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan, in their
issue of October 22nd:
"Wiliamspot will probably have some
distinguished guests within her borders
to-day. The centre of attraction, of
course, will be General George Is. Nc
Clellan, a gentleman whose name is
known throughout the civilized world.
If he came merely in his character as
governor of the sister state of New
u Iersey, he would be It prominent visitor
nutled to particular couuesicS. II Is
ot. however, the position he now holds
hich gives him the highest claim to at
ntion. Ills name calls up associations
the days when it was upon every
mguc, and familiar in every part of tho
alton. In the early years of the war
cneral Met Clcllam occupied an cnYiahlc
nincnce. lie achieved the first dcci
We victories for the Union amy in that
rugglc, In response to the summons
the government, he then took charg,
the forces in and about Washington
ld from the incougruous and crude ma
rials placed in his hands moulded what
as undcniably the finest military or
Imitation of tine country, if not of tn,
hole worlds history, the grand, histor
nyicible Army of the Potomac, th,
same army which was destined To iinall,
overthrow the veteran defenders of tn
rebellion. The marching and fighting O
that army under his leadership game,
for it an imperishable rcuown. 1t i, tn
highest compliment which language ca
: pay to any man TO say that, as lis con
t mauder, Mcclellan was idolIzed 10y tn
p men composing it. As commandcr-u
p chief of the United States armies NJ,
: Clcllan held a position which insure
c him perpetual place in history. 1t
= worthy Of note, aside from any politic
'- bearing, that the man in whose iutere
I Mcclellan now visits Williamsport, gai
2, ed his first laurels when fighting rs
II subordinate under lis command. ltw,
: Mcclellan who first applied the ter
: superb to Hancock, As the candida
Of a great political party for the Pre-
+ dency in 1864, Mcclellan again occupi,
e a historic position, Al these things col
y, bincd make him character whom Il
e people are eager to see, and as this is |
y first formal visit to Williamsport, il ne
as not be surprising ii there isl large crov
;, drawn here by his presence 1t is on
N fitting that the city show him the consi
t. Grafton due to his prominence There q
G. many veteran soldiers here, of all poll
Is cal compleNions, who will take occasi
d to pay their respects to one who OF
le held the chief command OF our ami
es Everything indicates that the gene
p, will have reception here of which
d. may well feel proud,
~ Which is the rirf est child in The vor
~, Rothsclild Whst is he btst rm, dy