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Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-05-23

ofta anda till fyra tum bred, och forses
med sex till alta stycken hal, hvilka bora
vara anbringade ed nara sans botten sem
moiligt.
Dessa breda bottenkanter pa saarne aro
icke behoHiga, da rinnande kallvatten an.
vandes, men sd mycket mera n6dvandiga
vid en- ratt utford graddsattning medelst is
och vatten, ty da de fyllda saarne nedsan-
kas, medtages fran vattenytan en- god del
sonderhackad is, som bidrager till en- hasti-
gare afkylning nedifran. Det lila obeha-
get att behofva upplyfta den med bred bot
tenkant foysedda san, nagot h6gre mar den
skall ybringas ofver cisternens vaggar, b6r
icke afskracka ifran att begagna en- forbstt-
ring a mjolksaarne, da derigenom EFT battre
resultat kan vinnas for graddens uppdra-
gande.
Varmen mj0lkrummet bor alltid vara
nagra grader h6gre an det rinnande kali.
vattnets. Om mi6lkrummet skyddas mot
solen, regleras rummets varme under som.
maren genom den rinnande kallan. Under
vintren, vid intrsfande stark kold, kan Of
ta svarighet uppsta att halla lsmplig varms
kallrummet, det Dir da af stor vigt att for
soka halla temperaturen derstades cd hog
som den vsrme kallorna hafva under der
kalla Arstiden.
Ehuru det ar onskligt, att de for mj6l
kens grsddssttning anvanda kzllorna ickt
hafva h6gre varme i'm 43 AZ gr. Fab. (8 q
5 gr. c. kan dock kallor med nagot hogre
temperatur anvandas, endast tillH6det ii
tillrackligt. Med ordet ''tillrsckligt" for
stas da, att tlllHodet skall vara ed pas
starkt / f6rhallande till den nedsatta mj6lk.
mangden, att vattnet vid utf6det fran be-
hallaren blott under de tvenne f6rsta tim.
marne efter den varma njolkens nedsstt.
ming visar nagon markbar stigning ivarme
Efter de tvenne forsta timmarne far watt.
net 81 visa nagon AMMAN vzrmetilloknine
an den obetydliga, som den ofver vattenbe
hallaren varsnde varmare luften f6rmal
astadkomma.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-05-23
ALLMANNA NYHETER.
Hundskatten inbringar arligen For
enta Staterna omkring $4,000, 900.

Hundskatten inbringar arligen For
enta Staterna omkring SIG, 100000.
Postmkstaren J. n. Hofsr Pitts,
lbnrg, Pa, har blifyit arresterad, ankla.
vsad f5rs a. hxfsa siilsripia och fBrskingra,
en- st6rre summa penningar. -
Mound City, ILL.,, har onsdags matt
hems5kts af EFT forfsrligt ovader med strids
hagelskurar. Den vsxande grodan tros pa
manga stzllen vara totalt forstord.
g. #. Johansen, kapten q Thing
valla Liniens angarea "Heimdal", arreste.
rades har ON dagen New York, anklagad
for att hafva tagit femtio passagsrare fera
in lagen stadgar, ombord fartyget. 10.
hansen staldes under $1,000 bergen.
OlyckshHndelse. Eft st6rre sallskap
samlades forliden dag | EFT farmlus mar
heten ef New Philadelfa, Ohio, da golfvet
pl6tsligt stortade samman, hvarvid ALA de
nSrvarande st6rtade ned en- dup kallare.
Manga ledo svara skador, och har en- af dem
sedermera afidit.
Testamente. Washburne's testamente
oppnades mAndags Alta dagar infor dom.
stolen La Crosse, Wis. Den efterlemnade
form6genheten uppgar till 81, 2,0oO, ,OOO, ,hyar-
af enkan bllfvit tillerkand 100000 Ater-
stoden kommer att f6rdelas bland den afid-
mes efterlefvande slSgtingar.
Mrs Hannah Grant, moder till ex-
presidenten U. s. Grant, har aHidit Jer.
sey City hos sin dotter mrs. Corbin. Mrs.
Grant var fodd Or 1889 Berks county i
Pennsylvania. AT hennes sex barn lefva
utom de redan nsmda en- dotter, som ar
gift med F6renta StAternas sandebud i
Schweiz.
Angaren Mississippi, tillh6rig Ore
gon Improvement Company" har, under
Diet den lag vid varfvet och lastade kol,
nedbrunnit. En- nan af besattningen blef
svart forbrand, under det andra..blefvo mer
elIer mindre svart skadade. Angaren var
assurerad for $65, 900, och anslas skadsn a
varfvet till $4,000.
Frigifven. Fran Harroldsburg, KY,
skrifves: Juryn har sitlidne 'onsdag frikant
kongressmannen Thompson, hvllken varit
for mord anklagad. Utslaget mottogs med
bifallsyttringar af den rattsalen for
samlade &h6rareskaran, och blefvo sAval
len anklagade, som hans forsvarare gratu-
lerade fr&u ALA hall.
FadermOrd. Farmaren George Lam
bert, boende Township Hollard. icke langt
fran Chatsworth. Cam, har af sin tjugu-
arige son James blifvit m6rdad med EFT
revolverskott. Bevekelsegrunden till den
hemska gerningen uppgifves vara att sonen
genom fadrens undanr6djande skulle kom-
ma besittning af farmen.
Allen Kennedy, en- femtonarig for.
yngling, boende / Ashland,
Wis, har genom en- olyckshandelse pa en-
andjagt skjutit sig. Ynglingen hade at
dagens strapstser blifvit trott, hvarfor
han lade b6ssan pa ryggen; afen eller AMMAN
anledning sprang skottet af och sarade ho-
nom bakhufvudet sd lila att d6den inom
kort foljde.
Oeksa ett slags tacksamhet. Da
malet, rorande arbetaren Charles Mereau,
hvilken med EFT reyolverskott d5dades at
Goodley da denne f0rf5ljde |
Mereau for en- af honom utf5rd stold, ons- !,
days var fore ratten, ,forklarade juryn polls
betjentens handling riktig och fogade till
delta utslag f5ljande yttrande: "Vi tacka
for hans CODA handling. >
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-05-23
# A II M II n.
Om mejerisk6tsel.
Om mjIllxens srHddskttning
genom l<allt v&tten.

L
jbv;iIen q f3IIrRnkiict h3dande ram af 4
IN u, erarisr 1ui, II, Hi a gra4er f,al i.
des. eller ett yanlipt sl5rre trskar. hyilke
ifylles med en- del yatten och ga invoke
sonderhackad ia, att yzrmen nedbringas Till
EFT gradtal af ungefsr So grader Fab. q or
C.) under de fyra forsta timmarne. hvaref
ter temperaturen kan IA stiea till 80 or
Fab. 4 or. C.) men icke der5fver. nedsEn.
kas de med sot, silad mj6lk ifylda koppar
eller blecksaarne till cit dup, motsyarandt
artippen mi6lkens hold i kSrlet eller ocl
den blifyande eransen emellan mi6lk och
ersdde. Dessutom bor man alltid lapa I'd
att ett afstand af fem tum forefnnes mellar
hyarie karl. Efter tolf till tjupufyra tim.
mars forlopp har grsdden uppsatt sig. hyil.
ken sedan latt afskiljes fran mjolken genom
en- liten passande skopa af jernbleck. .Genom
delta forfaringssatt erhalles en- utmzrkt god
och syrfri skummj5lk.
Observation-Disclosures for Kali, atten, hyilkep
utgores antingen afen fyrkantig trslar el.
Ter en- kringbyggnad om ett rundt kar. b6r
anordnas "a, att vattnet fl0dar in yid bott-
men och Alter utrinner yid 6fre kanten.s Ofta
lippa kallorna uoer eller mindre aAsvset
fran ladugardarne, 90 att en- vattenlednino
under iorden maste beragnas och oftast
maste EFT litet sarskildt hus uppbyepas 81.
yer kallan elIer yattenbehallaren. dit kali
rottrot hI;fv;t Iodt Mera esIIar ~ ls,..
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-05-23
Betala ON m6jligt tidnin-
gen j f0rskOtt!

H~ Vid adressforandring uppgifves alltid
sd val Diet postkontor. der tidningen forut
afhemtats, som det postkontor, till hvilket
man 6nskar "a tidningen sand.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-05-23
catered at The Post Office at 81. Paul
Mifsn., as second class matter.

RedaktiOnen emOttager
med tacksamhet kOrta och
pa SAX gaende underrattel-
ser ON tilldrageIser af all
mant intresse bland lands
miinnon i Amerika.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-05-23

-
ON Diet igger vagen for en- tornado. Sig.
nalbyran forordar sasom den tryggaste till.
Hyktsorten en- kallare eller en- q. X. dug
out, och manga farmare Kansas lefya in
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-10
Rankin, Braytol & Co.,
Pacific Iron Works, San rr,".isso sna chiesso
ieldNw
The Great English Remedy

l. a never-taillng
Cure for Nervous Dehil-
itY, Exhausted Vitali-
tN, Seminal Weakness,
Sperinatorrhpa, LosT
Mh>Houp, Hapotcncy,
Paralysis, lrostrator-
rno"a. and all The
terrible effects Of Self
Abuse, youthful foilics
aud tXce sses in maturel
wears such as Loss of
Memory. .Iassitude. Noe
t1-rhql l'p,isSi,u A,-ar
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-10
Bakers Mining Horse Power.

'sfIiE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL MA
! chine ever invented for the service of Pruspec-
tors and others requiring the use of liorse Power
Possessing all the requirements of first class
hoist, and all, rlp means for the continuous Ope-
ration OF IA Pump or Blower without interfering
with hoisting apparatus.
IT Is MADE ENTIRELY OF IRON. No piece
weighs over 80 pounds. At the ordinary speed of
n horse 1000 pound bucket of may be raised
l2u feat per minute. The hoisting drum is under
the complete control of the mnn at the shaft and
is cnpa be Of carrying 800 feet of veei ghths steel
rope. The cost OF erection is slight, as two men
in hnlf day can easily put it III place ready for
work.
While this power is more particularly for mining
purposes, 1t is equally adapted to all other
whore animal power is required. SEND FOR
CIRCULAR. Address:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-10

sion to Society, pmness OF Vision, Noises in the
Head, the vital tluld passing ultnbserN ed in the
urih., and many Other diseases TINT lead to tnsan
ity aud death.
DIR. MINTlE. who Is a regular physician (gral
uHte OF the University OF PENNSYLVANIA. viii
Heree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor
case of this kind the VITAL EESrORA-
TIVE under his special advice and treatlutntt
Will not care, OF for anything impure IN jrislis
fulnd in il. DIR. MiNfIE treats all private dis
eases successfully without mercury. CoNsuLrA-
rioN FhEE Thorough examination and advice
luCiut1n2 analysis of urIne, - 80 Price cf VITAL
ht.1oRArINE, - ~ a bottle, rr four times the
quantity Slo 90: sent ta any address upon receipt
Of prlcc, or G. .. D.. secure from obseryBton and
IN private nafnc, # desired, by a. T.. MiNIIE \. .
u, II kesrny street, san Francisco, Cat.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE sent on application
b! letter stating symptoms. and age. Com
m;ihi alton, strictly confidential.
DIR. NINiIES KIDNEY EIMEDX. NFpHRFTI-
CT ", cnres all kinds ot Kidney and Bladder Com
plants, GonHrrhUa. Glrtt. I.ncotrhoa. For sale
10y all druggists II 90 bottle bottles for So 90
Dk. MINrlES DANDEIION PILLS are the be st
and Cheapest DYsFErsIA and HrIIoUs cure in the
market. FAr sale by all druggists.
Al! orders for medicine 1. .. J.. must he accom-
panied with 81 is pnArautre OF good faith
which Will be lie luc,ed When the package is
shipped
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-10
Hear What the Deaf Saw!

1t has performed n miracle i'll my case.
have no unearthly noises in my head and hear
much better,
have been greatly benefited.
MY deafness helped great deal-thinh another
bottle will cure me.
My hearing is much benefited.
] have received untold benefit.
My hearing Is improving.
1t is giving good satisfaction.
Have been greatly benefited, and am reioiced
that saw the notice of it,
Its virtues are unlu"stOnable and its curative
character absolute, as the writer can personally
testify, both from experience and observations
Write at once to HAYLOCK x JENNFY. Dev street
New YORK enclosing sloo and You VIII receive by
return II remedy that viii enable yoa to hear like
anybody else, and whose curative effects Will be
permanent. You Will never regre doing so =
Editor of Mercantile Review.
W To avoid loss III the mails plef. ,e send money
by Registered Letter.
Only imported by HAYLOCK & JENNY
SoltArents Tor America. Dey street, n. Y
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-10
WAsHBuHNE & CO., Proprietors,

2S7 Broadway. cor. Reade ST., New York
sal lw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-10

l., - week IN your own town. s. outit
EN I'M free. No risk. Everything new.
- Capital not required. We will fur
kkSh nish you everything. Many are
WUO making fortunes. Ladies' make as
much men, and boys and girls
make great r"y. Reader, If You want a business
st which you can make great pay all the time you
work. write for particulars to H HALLETr CO..
Portland. Maine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-10
Ears 70, Tie Million !
Foo CII0O'S BlLSAN or SN RK'S OIL

his oil is distracted FROM peculiar s,,ecics of
small WHITE SHARK, caught in the yellow Sen
known MS Carchnrodon Rondelctii. Every CHI nese
fisherman knows II. Its virtues ioratiye of
hearing We're discovered by Buddhist Priest
about the year lilU. Its cures were numerous
and many so seemingly miraculous. that the rem.
edy was officially proclaimed over the entire En-
pre-. Its use becaiue so universal that for over
300 years no deafness has txste anoi the Chinese
people. Sent, charges prepaid, to any address at
81 90 per bottle.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-10
DIR. SPI\NEY.
No. II kcarHJ street,
Treats All Chronic and Special Diseases
YOUNG MEN

who may be suffering from the effects of youthful
fUilleS or indiscrotidn viii do we'll t. avail them
selves OF tins, the greatest boon laid ut ..tn
altar of sttf' ring humanity. DIR. SpINSEY VIII
guarantee To- forfeit $500 TOR every case OF seminal
Weakness private dist Of any kind or ehara,
ter which he undertakes and fails tt cure.
MiDDLt-toED n..S
There are mHrl AZ the apo of thirty t. sixty who
arr troubled with too frequent evacuations Of the
bladder, often accompanied by "A slight sMartii42
or burning sensation and II weakening al the sNs-
tenn ina nlnnaer the patient cannot account Tor.
On examining the urinary deposits = TpPy scdi-
iatnt u tften he found, and sometimes small
particles Of abumen Will appear, the color vi II
te OF h thin, mIikish hue again changing Ia a
dark aLd torpid appearance. Br. :. viii guHraI-
- perfect cayc IN All SIT u cases. aud healthy
restoration cf the 5eiiito-uriuGry organs.
Ofice Houts-ia to / aui t. : sunlays from
10 10 II \, NJ. Consultation Tree. Thorough tA-
animation and advice, =.
Ca! ur address
DIR. SPittk} 4 ~.
No. II hcariN street. san j r'ilcIsco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
The Arkansian Philosophy.

II is not hard to detect the weak
place in the traditional Arkansawyer's
philosophy, whose shanty didn't need
a roof in dry weather and who couldn't
cover it while it was raining. So re.
spectacle a body of men as the United
States congress is following out the idea
I of the Arkansawyer. During the ex-
citing times of 1876 II, while the coun-
try and congress were in such a culver
| ofagitation over the proper interpreta-
ton OF the constitutional methods of
counting the electoral votes, the need
of a positive and unequivocal legislu-
tive declaration on that point WAS felt
and admitted, but that was no time to
stop and tinker the leaky constitution.
1t was raining then. Since then we
have had six years of fair weather
and thare has been no need OF mend
ing the roof. No thought has been
taken of the storm that may come
sufficient unto the day is the evil
thereof" says congress.
There is every indication that the
coming election will be as closely con
tested and the margin OF the winning
party as small rs in 1876. when one
vote decided the complexion of the
government for four years. There may
be contests over state whose clector |
vote is in doubt, and which
will give the presidency to Democrat
or Republican, according rs it is
counted for one or the other. We
know that where so much is at stake.
in the absence Of clearly defined in
structious partisans are quicit to take
advantage of every doubt or amhigu-
ity OF the law that can be strained in
their favor. TO Democrats, all doubt
FIJI points are TO be decided in favor of
the Democratic party. To Republi-
cans, ii is just as clear that the dis
puted point must be declared for
them. The way of wisdom is To say
now what the rule shall be under
such contingencies. The present con.
gress is the last before the presidential
and it ought to settle the
custom OF the counting of the votes.
If the senate is TO count them. and he
the judge of the validity of the votes of
disputed states, let it be declared and
known beforehand. If the house,
however, is to be party to the count
ing and declaration of the vote, CO.
equally with the senate. make n law
hat will not leave room to doubt what |
IS to be done. The sooner congress |
ieals with this question, the better. |
The country will not stand another
like the electoral commits
sion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
EI.Onmntrnller Brown

EX-Comptroler Browns bondsmen
have sent their lawyers to Austin to
represent the sureties in the approach
ing suit instituted against them. The
wonder is that this suit should ever
he permitted to come to trial. Nobody
believes that Mr.. Brown got away
with the money or made any inn
proper use of it. EX-Chief Clerl,
Snead, of the comptroler's office, has
published the statement that if any
body is responsible for the deficiency
it is himself. But technically Mr..
Brown is of course the responsible
party. Mr.. Snead, we dare say, was a
bonded official 10 would seem that
he and Mr., Brown would have mr.
ranged the matter without its getting
into the courts. And, finally, it
would further appear that the bonds
men of the ex-comptroller should de
sire to avoid litigation. Somebody
owes the money to the state aud she
has a right to expert payment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

both ofthem, and nrSt,thc Edmunds bill has
been not only no disadvantage ~ the MOI
mon Church, but a great advani age. II has
driven In all the wanderers and consolidated
them. IL has made them feel again perse.
cuted people,
IN nix the poorest people ON the face OF
the earth to play at despotism is the great
intellig Mt American people; and to send
forth a body of men armed to the teeth TO
extcrminnte polygamy,s not bound by the
laws of evidence, forming their own judg
ncnt M TO guilt or innocence. laying the
baud of power on whomsoever they think
1t necessary TO Law II, would he an cxtraordln-
AIRY state of things, Well, what Is the other
remeoy? Let them alone, receive them intu
the Union; Withdraw your soldiers: let hem
have their Church. Let them he open to all
the influences that are affecting the public
seniimt mt of every other state in the Union
There is food for thought
in these words of Beech
er. He has grasped the situation
and presented the alternatives so
clearly that they may be read by him
who runs. The country will soon be
called upon TO consider the Mormon
question again. Mr.. Edmunds con-
fesses the failure Of his anti-polygamy
bin, and he and other congressman are
at work framing new measures to deal
with this wonderfully blended system
of religio-social ethics that has grown
up in Utah. Whose remedy is the
wisest presidents or preachers? His.
tory is full of examples where persecu-
ton has been the means of building
up systems or policies which upper
secuted had surely persisted as by dry
rot-pressed to the wall and crushed
out of existence by what Mr.. Matthew
Arnold has APPLY termed the tenden-
.ies of civilization.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

necessity. A proper represen'".' -
- ,ho GAZETTE could not ailore "
hold snch a position as that to 'nic''
Tho Posts correspondent woul' ass,s'
him. That Texas editor p',o ''s''eA
fraptically to Washingto. WIN .oa,
gress sits and then 800" "
T..vos when the ''sis'".u'e Is eon'
ieN' ,.s flies back and forth
Ne"e'' """dman's shuttle, holding a
liN 'e5tire at each end Of mis- journey
1ngs, is publisher that he may be "a
place-man. No place-nan can be a
Journalist. That OF an editor is most
jealous of all professions, and the
faithful prosecution of the tasks and
devotion to the peculiar learning of an
editor makes oflice.se eking most dis
tasteful and oflic> -holding almost inn
possible.
Then, too, Texas newspaper ac-
cuses our Washington correspondent
of stealing from himself, and then, as
ahsurdly, of purloining paragraphs
from Bayard Taylor. Not long ago
the New York Times asserted Mt Bob
Ingersoll was the author of an article
on the star route trials written by our
Washington correspondent, and now
his brief archaeological essay is as
cribed to Bayard Taylor. viii not
the paper that made the charge give
us the page and chapter of Bayard
Taylor's works in which single sem
iencc or idea is contained alleged to
be purloined? Let us have no lodging
)r evasion. Give page, chapter and
sentence, or confess that wrong has
been done the letter writer. The truth
=, Bayard Taylor knew very little
about the mound-builders. 1t was |
cornelius Matthews who wrote a mar !
'elous mound-builders' story. He
vas Bayard Taylor's friend and assoc
.in(p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
TEXAS STATE NEWS.

A Baptist Sunday school has been
organized ut Abilene.
b. Il. Green of Waxahachie was
robbed of 1900 in Pilot Point last Mon
day night.
Col. r, ID. Allison was elected repre-
sentative from Collin county by ma
.iority of about 100 votes.
Lawyer Grain of Hillsboro was not
| disbarred. The court made an orfiee
suspending his license for one year.
The new bell for the academy at An
son has been received. and will soon
wake the solitude5 of that little city.
George w. Beavers. travelling
salesman well-known in Texas, is in
jail AT Angola, Indiana. charged with
forgery.
The Denton county poor farm con.
sists of 347 acres of land partly i'm cul-
tivation. There are fifteen paupers in
the county.
In Waxahachie Gus Lichenthal got
a Judgment for 800 damages against
NJ Brown, who knocked him down
some time ago.
one dealerin Sulphur Springs sold
Twelve thousand glasses of soda water
from the LIST OF August TO the cold
weather, which at five cents each
makes the sum of $500.
Dick Fields, familiar character of
mckinney, had his leg broken by the
ialling OF Il little shanty, in which he
had taken refuge from shower of rain |
last Wednesday evening.
Prof. Mallet has handed i'm his resip-
nation, to take effect at The end of the |
present college year of the Texas uni. |
versity. He will resume his old posi-
non in the University of Virginia.
The sulphur Springs water works
90 ON wheels, and last Saturday the
lorse attached 10 it became frightened
ihu ran away, scattering fragments of
ne institution around promiscuonsly.
Athens has six saloons and il does
lot possess one young man that Is
laoliual drunkard. Some of them are
,,robaply beng educated. however,
Town to that standard In their future
areer.
AZ Jefferson last Monday little boy
FAMED Charlie Mcfarland was shot In
ne lace by Claude Warthen. boy
.oou, the same age, who snapped u
'e unloaded.
colorado City has two hundred bus.
ness houses, including every occupa-
ION when has local habitation and
hanie' Ihere are "A doctors, "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
A Siqner NJ the Doolar,t;or

oar Washington correspondent, n
Georgian, born at Athens, the seat of
the university of that state, discovered
In his wanderings about the capital at
Washington the neglected grave in an
old burial place of Abraham Baldwin.
one OF the two signers of the Declara-
ton OF Independence from Georpia
He suggested to Mr.. Alexander II.
stephens the propriety of having Mr..
Baldwin's remains removed to the
Congressional cemetery ard properly
reinterred and that a fitting monu-
ment should mark tho resting place
of the inveterate bachelor. Mr..
Stephens impaired health prevented
any action in his behalf but at this
session of congress proper steps will
be taken by the Georgia delegation.
and Tom Paino's friend and the man
who did more to unity public senti-
ment in the colony OF Georgia and In.
duce its people to cooperate with their
Northern compatriots in the war of
Independence than any other indi-
vlduai, will have proper honors award
ed his deeds aud memory. MIR. Bald
win, a citizen of this county, drug
gist we believe, is hinsman of the
distinguished Georgian whose name Is
that of a county in the original empire
state of the South, shorn of its honors
In this behalf, of recent years, by the
commonwealth of Texas. Since
Abraham Baldwin, Of whom we tell
was a New Englander, inspired with
ardent zeal in behalf OF the colonial
struggle for independence by the writ |
ings OF Tom Paine, there will be, in
THIS matter, perfect concurrence OF
feeling and action between Georgia
and Massachusetts, and the bloody
shirt may be entonlbed at last with
The ashes of Abraham Baldwin.