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Surprisi in g! T! !!
r. HUNT g. co.

A RE very much surprised that they have so
N strong reasons for believing that there are
yet, in this enlightened land, many unbelievers;
and they regret to say that il is their opinion,
that their former notice must have fallen into
the hands of unbeevers, with but few excep-
lions; for most of theircustomers diSbehere the
statement therein contained, as regards their
closing business in this place. But they VIII
now repeat the FACT that the voice of the ma
iority of the firm has gone forth, and now comes
again, that their demands must and shall be
immediately collected and their business closed
as SOON as il can be conveniently done.
f. n. s. Co. will for about 10 days longer
offer at fe<ail their present STocK of GOODS
at pcry low>prices, after which they will give
notice to sell N Auction the remaining Stock.
Therefore those Wishing to avail themselves of
an opportunity of purchasing very low, will
do well to call and Examine their Goods and
learn the prices.
Their stock Of Goods cspsists of large
Stock of
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The Di6eren,,e,

II cannot be denied h., w
nnbl G.cl mes which are recom n%s' many
P Puru,I nave not even the npg. 'eaded i
lharmlessness, there are Others rsg g'.I mel
De great injustice indeed anS which hv
Dice to involve, untried I to suicidal m
demnation. And when a Ma Common
dorsed with all the grea, "eulcIne Cone,
adorned the annals of Tho names that
and warranted by the soai peulcal profess
long and uniform success. i. ana ana sigDas
no unreasonable demand unp p.OPneor mi
dence, when he claims for !; npOn public ~
Grafton. va superior nv
THE CAMOMTLE pppn.
OF DR. Evans is undeniably e ~ k,A1l@
yiable distinction for whilst n no','Ied lo&ss
ity In existence condemns :" !, medical aulkl
work which alludes TO !, o., every nss
practitioner that is acouain,od every med
acknowledges its pre1eminoo, WIN in,
That The latter should do so in ,nOe
their personal interests, mus, bo UppCsrA
ther TO their candor and lovo a.'lloula
their unwillingness to fly in tho 81 81 lu!h
servatIon, and the testimony of ,b ,o.e u
DIR W. EVANS does no, D,.,' 'aS
Camomile Pills will cure o1 P' g lAa
frankly and conscientiously aJm iiseases
will not. He lays no claim ~ ~ that
OF the philosophers Stone ,0 'ue e,ee'u
body TO believe that he sells '' ~ wishes
Life" but ne DOES SAY. and ' . Elm
BELIEVE, aud he CAN PROVE DOR
debiliiated and impaired Con. v, = aa
NERVOUS DISEASES OF MI'IT'l T9,
IN weakness ofthe digestive orgaa an AtIlNDS|
ent consumptions, whether of ,Ie H. lnlldi|
liver; in the dreadful debiltv oa auugs as|
the use OF purgalives, in Palsy RSa anA
(more especially in the sickpes. ;eu1
mothers and females of relaxed ns ne uvoti' \
cry case Of delirium trelnens n, ,b s eSl
which is brought on by intempcr, ,na' 0s''
wretched horrors of the mind andI.s
accrue from occasional nebrielv IL l sad
appetite, languor, melancholy. ba;" a ~
head, limbs or side; in corrupt saor
uncomely compilations, which arisa S ~
bad state Of the fluids in all these ,a aa
IN some others mentioned in the hIs
Iectlons given with his medicines; HP ScS
SAY, that the CAMOMlLE PIIS
changed occasionally with his ApPpIpv|
FAMILY PILLS (the best known "a
are sold with them, will effect imme5,-
lief; and if used but for fair period T.
a perfect cure. This much is placs6 I.'
doubt, by daily testimonies which WIN
given on oa!h 4; and for this much n, n
EVANS can conscientiously REQUEST al
Ience. He therefore need only ada III, n
PILLS, together with h. N
celle0t APERIENT PILLS, can be $780,
wholesle or retail at No. 7, Diyi.iou N.
New 1eS, and of his authorised agern \
town OF coSptry.
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DANIEL n. B.lRREI'T.

WOULD inform his old friends and Gus
w TONERS that he has recently made such
arrangements in his business as TO enable him TO
offer 10 the Merchants, on wholesale, and to his
former customers, at retail, large extensive
assortment of KID SHOES of superior quail
~. He has in his employ a number of expert
enced hands, and viii warrant all his work as
well manufactured, and the material of the
quality represented. All orders promptly an
swered and all contracts faithfully fulfilled
As he is determined to close his custom work
and devote himself to sale work, he is desirous
TO close his books with old customers, who
are requested to call Immediately for that pur-
pose.
Hinsdale, n. II. Feb. IA, 1887. lOw.ed
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w ON A NJ

Oh what is womanl what her smile!
Her look Of love- her eye of light!
What is she, if her heart revile
The lowly Jesus. Love may write
His name upon her marble brow,
Or linger in her curls of Jet
The light spring-hower may scarcely bow
Beneath her step-and yet, and yet,
Without that meeker grace, she'll be
A lighter thing than vanity.
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Look at thatp he next slapped them down un-
der his broad fist on the table before the squire,
and said;
well, ir he did make me pay eevenpence,
by gor, / brought your honor the worth OF
your money, any how
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

man in Fall River, Mass. fell the other
day, into Dye Vat, containing seven feet Of
real indigo coloring. The way he had the
blues afterwards, Is said to be F" caution. ), :
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Paints and Painting.
.,nDnDDuruy VAN nAnRN

CONTINUES to keep good assortment OF
~ Paints and Oils Japan, Spirits Of 'Iurpcn-
tine, Varnish Gold Leaf and Bronze, Window
Putty, Paint Brushes, &C. &c. Also ready mix
ed paints TO accommodate those who would
like to do their own painting
All kinds of shop painting at fair prices
Particular attention will be paid to
Imitation Work,
of various kinds of Wood Stone and Marble.
Those who wish to get their Doors, Counters,
or Mantel-pieces painted, please call and see
specimens of work. New and old Chairs
painted by the hundred or single.
He will employ several good workmen
to do House. PAINTING and GLAZING. He will
furnish any amount of
Cabinet Furniture or Chairs,
of as good quality, and at as low prices as can
be purchased in this vicinity.
IS- Please call opposite Mill Street.
Brauleboro, Marched. &c
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Please to Call.

HOUSE Painting Papering, Whitewash-
IA ing and Glazing, done by the subscriber.
He returns his thanks to the public for past
patronage, and hopes still to merit a continu-
ance of their favors. All work will be doue
well, and at moderate prices. Paints mixed,
good and cheap.
49, Shop near the creek bridge, over Farms
worlh's.
ALEXANDER CAPEN.
Brattleboro, March, 1897. tf27
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List Of Letters


Remaining in the Post Office at Brat,leboro. vi
April Isl, 1897.
Adams Milo Jones Incoms
Barrow Freeman Moors Peter
barrett kancil Moore Jonathan
bayard DoIcas Myrick Horace
Dordman David Miner Sally
Briggs Gardner Morse John
Chelsey Aaron Newton Silas
Crosby Eunice Nash Lorinda
Crane Henry S. Rogers Joseph
Convey Ransome Rider Jane
Dammon Mr. Skies Reuben A.
Fisher Wilder Sargent Alfred
fench David Stratton Frederick
a'ksoh Nancy Warren Benjamin H.
Goodnough Susan Wright Lucius r..
core Ezekiel Willard Nelson Mrs
Garfield Joseph B. Walker Roxapa
Harris Ezra Wells Fanny
Horton Il. X. HinsdGIe
Jonaes Slas f. Wellman Alonzo
81 ASA GREEN, p. NJ.
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DRY GOODS:
Groceries, CrOckery, Ward.
Hollow, Glass and Earthen
W'sH TX n.

Lot of OATS and CORN.
A large lot Of seasoned Pine and Hemlock
LUMBER.
Also, they yet offer their STORE HOUSE,
and large new DWELLING HOUSE, in
this village, for sale.
WANTED in this place FIRST RATE
SHOE MAKER. One who can, and riH do
custom work WeH, can find employment for
three or four workmen, constantly.
Hinsdale, n. II. April 6, 1887. tf3I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

9, No Doubt.--A Maine paper, speaking of
Singing School Exhibition, says il was
sereanler.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

A. act, in addition to an act entitled, ian act di
rec,ng the mode Of elecline electors of President
and Vice President Of the Uniled STATES.
TT IS hereby enacted. as follows The
IL Clerk Of the House of Representatives
is hereby required and directed to provide
a box for receiving the ballots of the vo-
tore for the electors of President and Vice
President Of the United States, hereinafter
specified, at the court house IN Montpelier,
on the second Tuesdny Of November in the
year one thousand eight hundred and thirty
six, and shall open the same to receive The
said ballots at one o'clock in The afternoon
Of said day, and close the same at three
O'Clock afternoon.
Sec. 2. The said clerk shall at the
time and place aforesaid. receive the BAL
so,s of the governor, lieutenant governor,
lecretaty Of civil and military affairs, state
treasurer, secretary or state, auditor Of oc'
counts against the state, librarian, repor-
tore Of the two houses, and Of the members
of the General Assembly, aud the sever.
al officers oft two houses, who are legal
voters for electors Of President and Vice
President Of the United States, and shall
take a list of the voters who shall give in
:heif ballots; and at the expiration OF The
time of ballotting as aforesaid, shall sort
and count the ballots so received, and make
q certificate thereof, certifying the number
of votes given for each candidate, record
Uf which he shall cause 10 be made in the
office Of the secretary of state, which Ger.
tAcate, signed and sealed up by the said
clerk, he shall deliver to the county clerk
for the county of Washington, within two
days after the said second Tuesday Of No
vember in the wear one thousand cigh,
hundred end thiriy-six; and the several
county clerks shall receive, sort and count
the votes 80 taken and certified as afore-
said, in the same manner provided by the
act to which this is an addition.
Sec. 8, The provisions Of the oct to
which this is an addition, shall, ln oil re
spects, be so for observed as are lot incon
sistent with the provisions Of this act.
Provided also, That this act shall be in
force from the passing nf the same.
Approved, Nov s. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

CoNspIRAcY IN FRANCE There was
an attempt at ,nsnrrec;lon, at Strnsbnrg.
on the 3Olh of October. which at tirst
looked serious, but was soon put down.
The officers Of some regiments stationed
there the actors IN the plot, but The soldiers
refused to join them and even assisted in
their arrest. Prince Louis Bonaparte--
son. we believe, of Luclan-was the prn
clpa mover in the attempt. lie was de
ce,v'd by representations made to him, TO
the effect that France was weary OF her
king. and that the name of Bonapar'o
would ensure for its owner a Triumphant
march upon the capital, and INN .diate
proc lamation as emperor. He was arrest
ed, with almost all the hot headed young
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

An Act authorizing the Surveyor General 10 sur.
vey and selre the line between The Counties of
Whitman aud Bennington.
L is hereby enacted, That The Survey
n or General OF this stAie is hn,ohv A.,
ihorzcd and required to survey and essay
lsh The county line between the counties
of Bennington and WIndham in this s,ote.
and make return thereof TO the clerk Of
the county CONT Of the county of Ben
nlnston, together with bill of his expcn>
ses and services in surveying The county
line as aforesaid, within one year from the
passing of this act: which said expenses
shall DO paid out Of the treasury of the
county Of Bennington. and the other bait
on, Of the treasury Of the county of Wind
ham.
Approvcd. Novcmhcr II. 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

INTERESTING SURGICAL CASE "A young
man from Ni's,s ippi q years Of ge,bnd
from his birth, came to tins city a few weeks
~inc,, to submit TO a surgical operation. -
Two weeks nher it was performed, he pre-
scented himself TO The medical class in the
nmph'lhcaire, where he was enabled to-
distinguish the features Of those who had
recently attended him. Nothing satl.iac
tory could be extracted from h.m on the
subject Of the difference between those
IDEAS received. formerly through The sense
OF touch and those recently received through
that Of ujsion. lie did not compla in Of OBJ
l'clS beng too near The seat Of vision. and
knew, or could Indicate no difference be.
tween his ideas Of form now, and before
"his eyes received their sight" We are
not aslonisbcd at this, siucc each sense
calls forth lis appropriate language; and
until the SENSE Of vision Is educated, there
mns, be a want Of correspondent words by
winch 10 make known to others. the nice
shades md peculatiies OF mental impress
zion resulting from It's lnciplcn, use.
lie was particularly pleased with The ex.
etcl-e Of vision in the streets, looking al
houses, md trees. and n,wcrs. and mcr
and women, but expressed himself ne de
! lighted IN gazing at the beautiful girls 70,
the first time in his life, having, rs he sac
had the pleasure Of "Jcettr, them only be
fore, - Lexington Intel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

A WHOLE Hoe. We are informed The
Lyman Field, Esq of Jerlco, killed Id
a few days since which weighed, vii
dressed, sir hundred and Ji1y.sir lbs. al
for which Messrs. Tower, Oaks & Dixot
of UnderhiII paid him gloss per hundts
amounting to the snug little sum of go
81. Jerco has Field Of fame, beyot
al, doubt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

The Sentinel has ascer,ained that penny
paper in Boston considers Mr.. Wise no great
scratch, after all. Had we been aware orihis
fact at the time, we might have been more
cautious in endorsing his speech. But in.
asmuch as we accompanied our endorsements
with portion Of this "mserabe production I"
itself, it strikes us that we cannot have done
our readers much injustice.
Qucre-woud it not better have compor.
ted with truth and fairness had Mr.. Stone
accompanied his wholesale denuncalons Of
Mr.. w. by a, lcas, quotation or two from
the obnoxious document, So il seems 10 US,
Let man give reason for the faith that 10
il, him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

The Washington correspondent OF the
Boston Alias, specializing on matters and
things q, the metropolis, sets down the fciu
loving as ceftaintles.
lis certain, that Michigan will be admiHe
10 the Union before the secnud Wednesday OF
u,ry; that The Senators and Representatives ~
,houeh chosen while that Territory was but u re
ri,ory, viii be admlred 10 the Senate aud Hon
If Genresrula,i,es before thar daie; and that III
card Is ",l,e thirteenth trump" in the game Of Va
Burcn and Benton.
|, is certain, that The names Of Francis Gronsrr
and Richud VI, johnson, will he preserved, on ,M
,Loye named date, To The s'rnale for Their drsioh
n. IN winch sla exercise the duties Of rresnrn, 1T
thai hitherto honorable body, for The ensuing Tour
years and that The laler will lie elected 10 that Of.
fee, This is made certain by several eonsdera.
inns. and The first ballot wall pr0'eii truth.
|, is certain ,ha, Beuon " i'll pu,h his "EY q
mo Resolutions" 10 u decision before the 1,
March, and ,hai he may Count. and does count .,
"A q, eat deal Of certainty, upon cair,m ny !"
think he cannot he mistaken, this time, in "
peclalions. 80, !"
II 10 certain that q vigorous attempt will 70
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

FIRE. The cooper shop, owned and oc.
cuped by Mr.. C. Severance. was burned
to the ground. together With most OF ito
contents, On Friday morningsus'. There
was an insurance upon it Of 500 in tho
Mutual; but Mr.. S. must still be a suffer.
er TO the smount Of sevcra hundred dolIars.
which falls heavily upon him q. this in
clement season.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

A Bill has been introduced into tho
Legislature of Pennsylvania to incorporate
a literary Institution to be called the "CoL.
LEGE OF MINES" The bill provides for
teaching geology, mineralogy, and chem
istry: to apply those sciences to tho con-
struc,ion of canals and roads, boring for
water, and agriculture, mlnerology and
chemistry as applicable to analyzlng va.
rious substances, tho theory and practice
of mining with reference to the position Of
mineral beds. and ores, and also PRACTICAL
and theoretical me'alurgy, and to the col.
lection of cabinets Of foreign and Amer.
can minerals. This may certainly be con.
sidered very important, as well as novel
proposition in the literary world. No
legislative action has yet been had upon
the Bill.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

An Act 10 locate The Comfy bindings in The Coun
ly of Franklin.
TT is hereby enncted, That Charles Lins
n ley, Daniel Kellogg and Lyman Fitch
be, and hereby are, appointed committee,
whose duty it shall! be to visit the county OF
Franklin, aud make examination for the
purpose Of aseera'nng the proper place for
the permanent shire Of said county, and
make report TO the next session oithc Log.
stature, giving their opinion where the
shire, or place, for the county buildings in
said coun, ought to be fixed, taking into
consideration the accommodation Of the
several towns in said county and the claim:
of the present location Of said county bull
dings.
SEC. .. That the expense Of said com
| m,lee shall be betrayed by tax upon sail
county of'Frauklin.
Approved. Nov. ~, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

TExAs.-The President hos recently
sent a Message to the two Houses Of Con,
gress on the subject Of the acknowedg.
ment Of the independence ofTexas, togeth.
cr with extracts from the report Of tho
agent who wa. sent to that country TO as
certain its political. military and civil con-
dltion." After some discussion Of
subject OF acknowledgment, the Mesa
comes to the following very sensible CO
clusion:-
sit becomes US - beware OF too ear
movement, as it might subject us, howeveV
unlus,iv. TO the lmpUlatlon Of seeking tO]
establish the claim Of our neighbors to
territory, with view 10 It's subsequent nc
QUESTION BY ourselves. Prudence, there.
tore. seems to dictate that we should still
stand aloof, and maintain our present att.
tude. # not until Mexico itself. or one Of
the great foreign powers. shall recognize
the independence Of the new Government,
at least until The lapse Of time or tbs course
Of events shall have proved, beyond cavl!
or dispute, the ability Of the people Of that
country to maintain their separate sovcr-
eighty, and to uphold the Government in.
s,nuled by them
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

An Act in addition to an act entitled can act rea-
ting to the appointment. and duties Of Inspectors
of Hons, IN and for the State Of Vermont"
TT is hereby enacted, That one inspect.
Il or of hops be annually appoint, ed, in and
for each county in this state, within each
town, when The county convention of such
county may deem it necessary.
SEC. 9. That this act shall take effect
from the passage thereof.
AppprUvpd, Nov 10, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

ALEXANDER Porter has resigned b
trust MS a Senator of the United States fro,
the state Of LOUISIANA for the remainde
of his present term, which would have OK.
PRED on the Sd day of March next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

An Acl. in addition TO, and alteration OF an act
passed Nov 4, 1885, entitled San act repeating
nm ACT therein mentioned and providing Tor al.
verli.cnens relating 10 land taxes and notices.
and repeating all former Laws relating thereto.
TT ia hereby enacted, Tint all advertise
l. mcnls ana notices by law now required
to be published. relating to land lakes,
which by said act passed November fourth,
one thousand eight hundred and thirly-iivc,
are directed 10 be published in The Vermont
Patriot and State Gazette, printed at Nj ont
peller, or any other paper published IN thu
state, shall hereafter be published IN sac
Patriot, and also 10 the Vermont Watch
man und Gozette printed at Montpelier
o, in case either of SAID papers shonid cease
to be published, such notices or advertise
menls shall be published in any other pa
per printed at SAID Montpelier and in cas-
both said papers should cease to be pub
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

hereafter, TO audit the accounts ofthe bank
commissioners of the state Of Vermont, and
draw orders on the treasurer of this state
Cor such sum Or sums as lie shall find justly
due; which sum or sums the treasurer Is
hereby directed 10 pay out of the Bank
Safely Fund.
SEC. 2. That this bill shall take effect
Immediately after it shall have received the
signature Of the Governor.
Approvpd Nov, 9. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

The deepest nine in Great Britain is
that at Monkweormon,h, 1854 feet below
the surface. Professor Philips, OF York,
who descended into il. ascerla,ned that the
temperature increased in proportion 70 The
depth, confirming the prevailing theory that
the centre Of the earth is a mass Of liquid
fire.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

POVERTY. We little dream in this coun
try Of the revcrses which attend some OF
The titled personages)of Europe An in>
quest was lately held in England on the
body of baronet who died for want Of
proper food in miserable lodging. He
had been ruined by q lawsuit. Amongs,
some debtors procla lined outlaws at a she.
,'ff's court were Lord WIN. Paget. Sir
John dc Beauvior, and Long Wellesley,
the brother Of Wellington. The unloriu-
nate Col. Gustafsen, the OK King OF Swe-
den, the lneal descendant Of the Great
Gustavus, is wandering about Europe often
an outside passenger On stage coach, De.
cause he is too poor to pay for more com
Portable seat. Compared with such in
stances Of fallen rank. how enViable is the
condition of our republican farmers aud
mechanics, whose industry secures them
from the possibility Of want. AS the pop
| u'at'on OF The world increases. all arlstuc
racy save that of money will decrease.
Albany Daily Advertiser.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

An Act, annex,ng part Of the town of llislSa'e TO
the town Of Swahion.
1T is hereby enacted, That SO much Of
4 the westerly part of the Town OF High
gate in the county of franklin, as lies west
erly of the Mrssique river, below Swanton
Fails, be, and the same is, hereby annexed
TO the town of Swanton in said county, for
all purposes, the same as though SAID tract
Of land had been enclosed in the Original
chartered limits Of sad town OF Swanlon.
Provided nererihetess That this act shall
not extend to deprive The town OF li'shga'e
from collecting, and npproprIa''ng to their
own Use ne.half Of the rents arising from
school lands in that part of said town, In
he same manner as though this act had not
been passed.
Approved. Nov. 3, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

Messrs. Charles Russell, Isaac Warner,
and Il. N. Flack, were on Saturday cleo.
ted Trustees to receive and manage that
portion ofthc "Surplus" which falls TO this
town. A very good selection. indeed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

STEAMBOAT DlsAsrER.-On Saturday, 10Th
uIi., the steam'packot Dolphi,. Capt. Ru
dolph, off ST. john, bar, (Florida) stopped
10 take a pilot on board. and in the act Of
starting the engine the boiler burst. ard kill.
ed fifteen persons.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

We are now luxuIiating in all the glories
Of winter--with nearly two feet ofsnow, and
cold weather to match The travelling is At
prcsant rather heavy, but a few days will
give US fine roads.