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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-11
Nfnchlnist md Uullder.

Machlnist and Builder.
n have been troubled years with kidney and
bladder difficulty. After using four bottles Of
HUSr's kidney and Liverl RExEDr have been
completely cured. ."-williar C. Clark, Mason and
Builder, Auburn NY.
:. Health is better than wealth" 's
Nachinist.
Mr.. George Karg, Machinist il3s Ridge Ave,
philadelphia, Pa, s;-"My disease started when
was quite young lad by having weak kidneys.
have used just six bottles Of HUST's kidney and
iLiyerl REMEDY, and solemnly proclaim, feel
like new man."
Good counsel has no price, obey IT,"
Mechanic.
Mf. Henry Williams, Mechanic, East Bridge.
port, Conn, says:-"About two months ago
caught a heavy cold, which settled In my kidneys
got q bottle Of Huyr's kidney and Liyerl
REMEDY and with the first dose began to getwell."
Light suppers makes long lives."s .
Railroad Man.
Frank B. Lee. office n. Y. c. s. II. R. R. Little
Falls, y. Y, June s, 1888, says: my father, 62
years old, had severe kidney and bladder disease
for 90 years. urination causing acute pain. The
weakness was so great he was obliged to wear a
rnbber bag. Twelve bottles of Husr's Kidney
REMEDY completely cured him, and we consider II
remarkable. We cheerfully recommend it."
"Deeds are better than words"
HUSr's kidney and Liverl REMEDY has stood
the test Of time. 1t has been before the public fol
twenty years, and has cured every year thousand
Kidney. and Liver, aud kindred disorders, who had
failed to get relief from doctors and who expected
never to be cured. Thousands Of testimonials
from such persons attest its value. Send for book
"Alls wellthat ends we'll"
Sold b. all druggists. Price si.25.
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence, R. I.
". CRITTENT0S, General Agent, n. 7,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-11
Blind Tom.
HIS MOTHER SEEKS HIS CUSTODY BY
MEANS OF THE LAW.

A. J. Lerdie, as counsel for Charity
Wiggins, has filed in the United States
Circuit Court at Alexandria bill in
equity as the next friend OF Thomas
Wiggins, generally known as "Blind
Tom," against james w. Bethuue, of
Warenton, the former master of
"Blipd Tom," and who, it is said, holds
him yet under absolute control by an
alleged commitment of a Virginia
County Court though "Blind Tom
never has been resident of that State.
The appeal was made to Judge Bond.
The bill asks for all monies Mr.. Be-
thune has received since the smancipa-
ton of slaves by President Lincoln 4
proclamation, and that he make an &C
count to the Court forthwith. Judge
Bond has also granted an injunction
restraining and forbidding Mr.. Bethune,
his agents or servants, to remove Blind
Tom out of tn" jurisdiction of this
Court. The injunction has been
seryed on Bethune; also an order to
show cause, returnable at Richmond
on October 9th, why the custody of the
person and estate of Blind Tom, should
not, by the order of this Court, be Civ
en- and delivered to his mother or somt
other suitable person until the final de
cree be made, and that Bethune at the
same time and place show cause why
he should not Immediately pay into th,
registry of this Court a sufficient sun
of money, part of the earnings oi
Tom now in his hands, to be applied
to the care and maintenance of Tom a
non compos mentis during the pend
ing of the suit and the cost of this liti
cation.
This is about the outline of the con
troversy. The questions involved q
back 10 the time Of the emancipation
and it is the only case on record sine
that time which brings that matter up
Toms mother resides in New York
She is an intelligent old woman, an,
left her former home to gain the right
of her son, who has worked thirt
years and has made by his concert
thousands of dollars, supporting tn
Bethunes and making them rich, Will
he himself is virtually yet slave.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-11

At this time of the year remember
the old saying, that "fruit eaters need
no doctors" But keep the bottle of
colic-mixture handy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-11
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RlLlQUSkESS.


Bilious symptoms invariably
arise from indigestion, such as
furred tongue, vomiting ofbile,
giddiness, sick headache, ir.
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sions Of its functions, the bile
is liable to overflow into the
blood, causing jaundice, sallow
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ious diarrh@a, q languid,
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stomach, bowels and liver,
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CONGREssIoNAL

The House Of Representatives . few
ds,s ago. refused to suspend the, rules
and pass tn SeaaIe -si,l p. scisx Gen.
Gr-n, on the army retired lsst. With q
esiar, OF $4,000 a year. Tie vote
stood l5S yeas It's nsys. .rot the ne,
cessary two thirds.
Also. bill ~ss ps.sed sppropris,ine
$50. 900. for the erection Of public
building al Cha k~burg. this State.
In tie Sen Ale, on the l9 b, ~ motion
az MIR. KENNA. the bill authorizing The
con>iruc' ION or bridge scroes the Great
ksna~na river Gas sk n up an, p ssed.
The Senate on SATURDAY. lsst had very
little timc for tie ira sacti0n OF husi-
80. hut What time IL hssi ID us~d to
better advantage han usua! in restoring
to tue pos, Office arpro ristion bali the
clause reducing the ratio az postage on
Newspapers TO one cent pound. That
was tie rate fixed ny the bill when 1t
ier The Houss. bu, tho = nie Appro.
pria,ions Commit % had The bat: ju.ly-
men. to strike It out.
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March Blizzard.

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The Seat of War in Egypt.

General K E. Colstr n, formerly a
hey In Egypt, contribute the opening
illustrated article In the March Cen
tury' from which the following de-
scr'ption OF a portion Of the present
seat of war 10 quoted: lie who has
never travelled ihrt ugh the desert
cannot forna a jusl idea oi that strange
sLc marvellous region, in which all
the Ordinary conditions OF life are
completed. changed. II ia essentially
waterless laud. without rivers,
creeks, rivUlete. or springs. Once
away from the Nile. the only eupplv
OF water is derived from deep W. lis,
few, scantv aud lar apart. Long
drouyhts are tr qnent.
When | explored the great Arab
iau Desert bet cen the Nile and the
Reo Sea. II had not iained fer three
years, snd when ! travelled over the
Snakin route and through Korloiau
mo- ram had tsllen tor two wears Be-
tweeh the 9Th aud the 18th degree Of
latitude it never rains ut all Water
0ec''mes precio. To y degree beyond
the conception Ot thoee who have
never know. lite scarcity. Members
ut he catholic mission ut Ell Obeld.
where Water 10 much more plentiful
than IN the desert. assured me thar,
the summer before. water had been
cold as high AS halt q dollar a gallon
by the prop,ietOrs OF the few wells
that bad not dried up.
When long dronghts occur, the
always scanty crop of doura tails away
from the Nile. aud the greater rar,
OF the hocks and herds perish, as welt
rs u considerable par, ot tue populn-
ton 1t follows naturally that when
undertaking u journey through the
desert. tine paramount quest ON 10
water. A supply must be carried
sufficient 20 .sst To- tho next we'll, he
1t one Or ii days distant. ltis usu-
ally carried In goat aud OK skins su.-
pended from the camels' pack lad.
lies. These a,e the water bottles of
Scripture. which bec,m, leaky from
Wear, aud always lose a consider.
able PORTION of their contents by
S'Sf"iotiou. ue uTSt tlltnY alter
reaching well 10 to ascertain the
quantity and quality of its water. As
to the former. 1t may have been cx.
hausteJ by q preceding caravan, and
hours may be required tor new sup.
ply TO ooze II. again
As to The quality. desert water 10
generally bad, the exception being
when i, is worse. though long custom
enables the Bedoulns to drink wa er
SO brackish as to- be intolcrable to all
except themselves and their flock.
We'll do remember how ut each well
the first skiutul was taried all around
as ep,curcs sip rare wines. Great
WAS the joy IT It was pronounced
'moya helwa,' sweet " ter; but If the
Bedouins said 'moosh fayib, not
good. We might he sure it was a solu-
ton of e ,som salts. The beet water
is found In natural rocky reservoirs
in dc. p narrow gorges where the sun
never shines. AZ to live springs
never saw half dozen in + 900 miles
traye.
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A Strange Sort of Spot.

WHEELING, Feb. 2l.-Saturd ay
Mrs. Andrew Thomas, of Greenbfier
county. was badly frightened while
sitting By the fire in her houu on tie
end OF the Mill Geek Noun ain. All
at ouce there was heard a loud re.
port, as that OF blast. accompanied
with gust Of dust, or kind of smoke,
which fell like hot steam. She in.
mcdlatel, ran To II nelghbor's house.
An examination disclosed, Just un
der the edge OF the he ,rtn-rock. "a
hole about he size of u mans ody
from which the gas or explosive snb-
stance had forced quantity of email
pieces of rock. A few hundred yards
below Mr.. Thomas house there II
apot some thirty or forts feet in
circumference upon which the sno
viii, Mt lie, bnt meta away rapidly.
The phenomenon has not been ex-
planned.
Dir. Archibald g. Stuart, son OF
the Hon. Alex II ii Stuart, of Staun.
ton. Va died in that city recently,
OF consumption. aged % years. He
was LAWYER by profession. and "A
young gentleman Of gre It promise.
adding to- q clear. penetrating aud
logical mind the gr, Gee OF clocution
and Oratory.
The veterans Of the Soldiers Home
at DAYTON Ohio. some fifteen hun.
dred In number. have sent petition
to President Cleveland asking hun
To- appoint Gen w. -. Rosecraus
Seer etary of War. The appoint
ment 10 asked on the ground
OF his services in the field. and the
"rare combination IN his character
OF the Qualities of soldier, statesman,
scholar aud gentleman
Figures Won't Lie.'-The follow
ing il ali interesting combination OF
| figures. which some one has ia en- the
tine aud trouble tO invent: put dow u
the dayof Il month on which vouwere
born. double it,, add 7 multipl, by
80, add your age, substract 34j, muI.
tiply nv 100, add the number of the
month in which you were born (call-
ing January ore, February two
March three. and go on) add 500
The first two figures OF the result will
give you the day Of the mouth o
your birth. the next two your age
and the last two tho number Of the
mouth in which yoa we're born.
He jests at scars, who never felt .
wound,' AMI q man may stand with bis
hands IN his pockets AMI lasgh at q
poor. worn rheumatic, hut il he Is a 2 n
tIemsn he'll step ito the nearest
spothFcsry shop AMI bay him bottle
( Of Salvation OIL At the small expense oi
/ only twenty-five cents.
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w Washington Monument.

The completion Of the washin gton
National Monument as appropr ately
celebrated IN Washington City last
Saturday Prayer WAS offered at the
base of the monument bv Rev Mr..
Su'er. of Christ Church, Alley anIr,a,
V,rginia--tbe church n which Wash.
iog,on worshipped, and few remarks
made by the venerable w. w. Corco.
ran. tirs, Vice President of the Wash.
ington National Monument A socia
ton. After Masonic ceremonies bv
the Grand Lodge OF the District of
Columbia the monument W fcrm-
! ally delivered by Co! Casey. engineer
OF the joint monument commission.
tn the President o. the Unitei States,
who then pronounced lts dedication
TO the memory OF ashngion. A
procession, composed of military and
ether organizations was then formed
Alter tn. firing of a salute oil one hum
dted gun the procession moved from
the monument grounds to the apitol,
where 1t was reviewed bv President
Arthur. l thu Hal. OF the House ct
Representatives interesting exercises
were held. and an Grafton written by
Hon. Robert q. Winthrop, of Massa-
chusettes. vas read by Hon John II.
Long. Hon. John w. Daniel, of
Virginia. also delivered an address
appropriate to the occasion There
was u euperb display of fireworks at
night.
Nj. WINTHROP In his Grafton ''caugh'
the spirit of its use thus happily and
uttere the following inspiring appeal
to young men 10 emulate the example
OF Washington:
Keep ever in your mind, and be.
fore your mind's eye, the loftiest
standard OF character. You have it,
l need not say. supremely and unap-
proachable in Him Who spuke as
never man spake, and live d ~ man
never lived. and who died for the sins
OF the world That character stands
apart and alone. But of merely mort
al men tue monument we have de
dlcated to-day points out the one for
all Americans to study. to INIT ,te and,
as far As may be to emulate. Keep
his example and his character ever
before your eyes AID in your hearts.
Live and act as if he were seeing aud
judging your personal conduct and
your public career. Strive to approx
innate that lofty standard, and meas
ure your integrity and your patriotism
by YOUR nearuoSs tn If mr. yonr do
partnre from it. The prime meridian
of universal longitude. on sea or land.
may be at Greenwich. or at Paris, or
where you will. But the prime mer-
idan of pure, dislnterested, patriotic,
exalted human character will be
marked forever by yonder Washing.
ton obelisk =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-02-27
Magnetic Cures.

DR. HILL 10 the 6rst MAJ 10 discover the
philosophical principle that all nervous Pains.
aches, and debility should be treated directly
from the brain battery" from whence smas
ate all She nervous force and viii power
All other forme Of treatment Tor nervous disor.
dsrs are failures Every person who suif.rs
from nervousness knows this aud that msdi
ciscs only Palliate but never care These ~p.
planes are magnetic, and differ from all 9th
ers on the market which are electric Magnet
ism 10 the life Of mra Their curative qualities
are wonderful, in oil aervons somplsints The
Roman physicians Prscticed magnetic treat.
ment 900 years ago in nervous disesses but
did not treat from the ''brain battery - DR.
BILL has msas this great discovery, the only
ssre cure 70 nervous Headaches, Rheumatism
Neuralgia. Liver aud kidney Complaints p.
rally els Gout, spinal wax meas, Oy-pepsis. Con,
supation. Cold Limbo nnS Feet, and General
Debility, Miraculous cures noted eyerv day
The Magnetic Brush lifts nails. and III. only
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system and creates warmth In chronic cases
our Magnetic Bands Belts aLi Pads ahould be
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Vick's Floral Guide,

For 1865 IL sn Elegant BOOK of $50
Pages. = Coloosd Plate Of Flowers and more
than ,OCO Illustrations Of the choicest Flowers
Plants and Vegetables, SD DirectiGos Tor
CROWNS. Send IN your name add Post Office
address with l o cents and get c opy, postage
pad Thus is not quarter ~ ice cost u 10
printed IN both Enqlish aDd German IT you
afterwards order seeds deduct he 10 etc
Vicks Seeds are The Rest in tho
world The Fiorsl Guide will cell you bow
to get aud grow teen.
vicEs RI wer AMI Vegetable Garden,
40 Pages, Colored Plstes 500 Engrsvings
81 as 10 elegant clo,h covers.
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every numbrr, and nsny foe epgravings
Prizes 81 as year Five copies tor IS Spc-
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Address
JAMES v OK,
Rochester, New York.
Fab,ulrV D in05
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The Washington monument is the
highest in the world, it's cap-stone being
555 feet above the ground. 1t car be
seer AT q distance of twenty miles in ali
directions. The Corners one Was laid
July 4, lS48. Robert G.. Winthrop
then Speaker Of the Hous Of Represen.
tatives, made the principal iore.s.
The cap.st"ne was put in position De.
cember 6, 1854 The entire cast VI the
monument was si.is77IO. Congress
c"ntribu. ed 5000 900. At its base the
obelisk measures SIS tset square, and the
walls are IL feet thick, and ut the root
seven inches thick. The -, ram ,dsl top
begins st t.e 5O0.foot mark, here tie
dimensions ATE "a fee, 6 inches. The
root is 55 feet high. the Weigh. OF tn,
crown piece is $500 pounds. and the
~siaht "f the entire shalt Is 81. 900
tons. The srpa covered by the fnunds-
lion Ia 1902 squa fee the sub
foundation is composed of Portland
ce nent concrete, Is 900 barrels of which
were used in the WORK. An iron stair
way of 900 steps, and an elevator
ut seven tons capacity, furnish fac,l; ie.
for asceuiIDg the Inferior. Tho follow
ing table shows the height Of tho taiiest
structures in tn" world aud Of other
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Lots for Sale.

SEVRaaL nics lots for sale privately, close
- TO the town of Rnmnry, West Va AID 4,
ing On the North Western ruruoike and short
distance from Station On Baltimore b ONO Rail
Road -goud ronisge--ou Main Street
Call on tie Undersigned
GRO. w SHOGKEY.
Romney. Hampshire Co W. Va
February 81, 1855. 81.
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An independent Newspaper Of Dem
ocratic Principles. but not Controlled by
any Set Of Politicians or Mani pulators
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
the News Of the Day in the most Inter-
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sibIe Promptness Accuracy and Impair
TALLY; and to the Promotion Of Demo
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs Of
Government Society and Industry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-02-27

One OF the CHECKLIST things ever at
tempted by an attorney 10 tie action
Il ed, tho lawyer Who def. oded G III
lean. asking Congress to make an sp
preparation TO pay him for his services
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January 2. lsss.
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TEACHERS

Make $40 10 5 50Te mon'b selling our
Standard Books an, Bibles. st. ally
work { Spring and summer. Addf.s-
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February 20. 1885
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The number Of applications for pen
sions nov. twenty years after tue NJ
has ended, 10 aston, h,ngly large.
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Rates, sv Afsu. Pss.pss1s

SZtW.W)O send .. e srrsp postage ..sy
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Ayers Ssrsspnriils 10 the hest meii-
cine Tor every one in the spring. Em,-
grants and travellers wall find In Il an
't.ctua' cure for the eruptions, boiis,
p'npl' ., eczsins, e'c., thai break out Cd
tne skin-tbs III, CT of disorder Ia the
hood. caused BY ssa.dict ami iiTo on
board ship.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-02-27

SPLENDID HoNoRs.- The public
should uo.e the fact that the only pro.
pre- AIRY me,kcic on Earth tina, ever re-.
celved the SUP, enc award Of Colt Medal
NJ the great International World Fairs,
Industrial Exposition. and State Fairs.
Z" st. JACOBS. GIL. After tue most ,h"r.
ugh and pac' zeal este, J., hos pit sls
and elsewhere, It has un versallv ri.
u. phcj over all cOmpcti ore. and been
proclaimed BY judges aud Jurors, IN =
Guiding eminent physicians, " be h.
best psin.curing remedy in existencr.