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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14

Miss Mary Mcintyre is visiting friends
in Bradford.
Guy wilson OF Bethel was in town Mon
day surveying
Dow Herrick from Pittsheld, n H., is
visiting in town.
Miss Lottie Tilson is spending her yaea-
ton with her father.
The creamery is shipping 81 cans OF
cream daily to Boston.
Mrs. G. H. Temple and son are visiting
at her fathers in POmfret.
Hon. R.J.Kimball and family are spend
ing week in Plymouth, n. Il.
The w. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs. V.
NJ. Hardy Friday, July Is, at P. m.
Rishop Bissell will hold services at
Grace church next Sunday at 3 o'clock p.
m.
Mrs. IA. B. Pond, sister OF Mrs. |. P. Mat
thews, is very low from the effect OF three
shocks.
Mrs. Cortez Nutting of Littleton, y; H.,
is visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. "
i,ewton.
Miss Ada M. Stanton started Monday
for short vacation at her home in New
York City.
Mrs. Horace Russell from Albany, MY,
is stopping for the summer with Mrs. L.
P. Matthews.
The ladies of the Baptist church VIII
give a 10c. supper, Thursday night from
o'clock onward.
M. l.. Chadwick will go to Boston next
week to receive treatment at the Cope
land Medical Institute.
The ladies of the Congl society VIII
hold social at their vestry FRIDAY eVe,Ine
18th, commencing at p. m
Justin Holman has sold his house on
Highland Ave, occupied 1y slr. LOU noilnah
and j F. Hobart, to Mr.. Rice for sSlVo.
Tuesday was an average day for the
shinment OF butter. nearly $50 tubs going
to Boston, Manchester and Providence
Bishop Bissen will hold services at St.
Johns church next Sunday at the usual
hour. and several persons will receive the
rite of confirmation.
II is expected that there will be a con-
cert at the Methodist church Friday even
ing, July p. The concert Will be given Dy
Prof. Bryant OF Virginia, assisted ty his
wife and Miss Jessie Billiard Of Bethel, al
so by soprano soloist from Boston.
Walter smith, Parker Smith, wife and
daughter, Mrs. Clifton and II. ,. Cailohi
ali residents OF Jacksonville, Fla, are
spending a few weeks in town, the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Smith the Iour
years absence of Walter and tiye OF FAR
ker have not so greatly changed them put
what they are readily recognized BY their
many friends, who knew them as boys IN
their fathers store ten years ago. Iney
are receiving hearty welcome from all
who knew them then.
A very quiet wedding took place at the
residence OF Mrs. VIM. Cushman on school
St., Tuesday evening at o'clock, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Emma Cush-
man and Mr.. w. II. Messer of Boston.
Rev. v. NJ. Hardy performed the ceremony.
She will be greatly missed IN the Urinary
school where she has taught for several
terms. The HERALD extends its heartiest
and most sincere congratulations 70 the
happy couple and may many years OF hap
piness be theirs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14

Salisbury Bros Furniture Cos mill shut
down last Saturday night and when u
starts up again next week IL Will be under
much bettertaciIities fortnrningout work.
They have nearly completed an addition
to the shop 20x52, two stories hige, nre
proof shaving house, boiler ana engine
room f6x36. no horsepower boiler
built by the Cunningham Iron Works OF
Boston and a 100 horsepower improved
Ball Engine, built by the Ball and Wood
Engine 90. OF New York with a patent
water heater and condenser have been
placed in position. Fuel will be conveyed
into the boiler by furnace feeder which
is connected with each machine also a
.dust arrester' is to be attached 10 each
To separate the dust from the shavlngs.
Both OF these pipes are TO be put outside
Of the main building which VIII guard a.
painst fire TO a considerable extent. Inc
sboysn by their push and fine business
abilities have made the above changes
necessary as their old quarters were mad
equate for their rapidly increasing bust
ness. The firm is crowded with orders
and many have been turned away on ac'
count OF these repairs. This Is now th'
4 largest furniture mandatory IN the stat'
/ and has been employing about 40 nanos
1 Ii is intended to put in 90 hands as sooD a.
possible and il business increases to ado
more help as they have the room now 10
/ 100 hands. The firm deserves much cred
I il for its success and the village IS TO D.
congratulated on having such bushes
within its limits.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14

Col. A. A. Pope Of Bicycle fame Is
working strenuously for comprehen-
sive road exhibit at the Worlds Fair in
Chicago. His idea is 10 have large
building devoted to this purpose. in
which shall be grouped all the things
necessary to educate the people how to
build good roads. be offers TO sub
scribe 81 900 for this purpose. and is
out in q circular letter TO the people Of
the United States. wherein he sets forth
logically and clearly the benefits to be
derived irom such an exhibit. The i
dea is an excellent one. The people
need stirring up on the road question.
Here in Vermont we are cursed with
public roadways that retard the devel-
opnlent OF agricultural districts and
hinder the pr sperity Of rural eommu-
mites more .han any other single cause
and the same is the case all over the
country.
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A leader OF his party lay waiting n snsprnse;
There was no lack of Guessing" bat woeiui
hack Of sense.
His henchman stood beside him As his chances
ebbed away.
And bent. with plying glanees. = hear what
be might say.
The leader slightly faltered n be took his
henchInan's hand.
And he said: Il never. never shall reach the
promised land.
Take this message. beseeeh you. TO those dis
iant friends 80 Kind
That 6ruver's sucked the orange anil left me
with the rind.
TEL the Crokers and McLaughlins. as you
meet the crowd around.
To talk the matter over on the bosses' stamp
ing ground,
That fought the battle bravely. and when the
DAY was DER
the DISAPPOINTED boomers lay thick upon the
floor.
And mid the dead and wounded we're some
grown old in sin.
And the scars upon their faces showed the
ashis which they'd been in.
| And though am a Democrat. my little boom ;
declined.
/ When Growers sucked the orange aud lei
me with the rind.
.oh. friends. hope you'n never have tbs
presidential itching.
Although the visions have had were really
quite bewitching.
And. friends. hope you'll never be in my sad
situation.
And try to get, as ! have done. the party !
| nomination.
And see. when almost near enough 10 grasI
the glittering jewel.
Another person snatch the prize-l tell you
friends. its cruel"
AL this his trembling voice gave ont, and Tier
he made sign.
Like one who swallows bitter pills Or choSe'
with bit Of rind.
His chin dropped low upon his breast. as bowed
his stricken heEd.
And then the demagaeue Of celas -ogtes. poo
David Hill. was dead.
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Mrs. Almond Banister has returned from
quite an extensive visiting tour.
Mr.. Caleb Grow, of East Braintree, visit
ed friends here last week.
Mrs. John Priest, of Barre, Mass, is
stopping with her mother, Mrs. Tyler.
Chas. Pearsons and family, OF Spring
field. Mass, are now making their annual
visit to their relatives here.
Dir. Marcellus Carlyle is quite i'll at
present.
An effort is being made to raise money
to repair the Baptist church. Mr.. OthC
Sprague's check for 500 makes good be-
ginning for the sum desired.
The fine hay weather is being improved
by farmers generally and the grass crop Ii
very good.
The following pupils in school No. TO
taught by Mary B. Grow, had no mark.
during the term. Edie L. Durkee, Franz
W. Howard and Julian B. Grow. No tard,
marks for the term. Number of pupils
average attendance s 27-3S.
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Haying is being done in earnest this
week.
1t is thought that Frank Fullam, who
has been sick for long time, is now real
ly better.
The young ladies in town are to give
their gentleman friends feast of good :
ies'' at Berlin Pond some pleasant day this
week, it being leap year.
Visitors and boarders have recently ar
rived and are being entertained by several
families. viz: Mr.. Green, Chas. Croker.
NJ. Peck. F. A. Fullam, Hotel Fullam, A.
Z. Sargent, z. NJ. Upham, w. c. Clark, T.
Calagan and Others
Mrs. Flagg and Mrs. Cram have recent
IL rented Mrs. Ella FuIlam's house.
What about circular conferences Of the
Cong'l churches Entirely dead, are they2
The members Of the Masonic Lodge at
tended he funeral of VIM. Blanchard on
Monday last.
Miss Bertha Raymore came home from
Barre last week and win do dressmaking
Merton Griswold is studying medicine
with DR.. Goodrich.
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-
Mrs sarah Kibby went 10 headlng "
see me- sister, " no is sick, iasl Week
Ersul, pixley was in town asst week.
He IS now a resident OF hocnesse-.
There vas jolly party at H. K. Hay
wards Monday evening OIL last week;
chen a number OF the surviving nempers
- ~ p Sd VT. met TO visit Orviile T.
More. who was a meInr or OF tne con- pa
nv and who had not met any OF tue poyS
since the day Of his discharge IN july
1865.
The officers of the Worlds FAR society
are said TO have received letter from the
sttoruev Of the Frenchman who was MT
nv = bullet from an airgun during the last
meeting OF the society. The facts are as
1oflows, II is said: The man went onto
tle oround without buying ticket ana
when there he vent back OF tine nueks'er
tents. crawled over ropes end GOT IN range
of the airgun near Dana snootihg ga5eLy
where he was accidentally wounoed.
The man running the shooting gallery
is responsible but il is not beheved that
he viii paw this man for an INJURY receis-
e,i while be was committing frespass-
Geo. w stearns and daughter have been
visiting in the northern part OF the state
but returned last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Sargent were given
fine bow on Monday OF last week Inc
boy ought TO be patriot.
Mrs sarah Cushman and daughter OF
Mortified are visiting friends in town.
Ernest Corwin OF Chelsea, with his wife
and children, has been visiting frlenos IN
this village and vicinity the past week
An. King spent part OF last week in
Mortified with his brother, Daniel King
Mr.savles Hoisington OF Rochester, WI b
his wife, visited at 5. A. Deans last Week;
MIR. Hoisington is reputed to have killed
more bears than any other man I'D ms part
Of the state, at least.
Hugh LYMAN and Annie, his sister, have
been visiting in Woodstock and vicinity
for few days.
There il To be a trot against time upon
the Playground Monday OF this week to
decide wager. Carl Hoyt's fast horse Is
to trOf.
\ Mr.. and Mrs Geo. W. Jeffords went to
south Royalton to take possession OF the
Park House, Monday morning. The good
reputation Of the house viii be maintained
BY them.
Al. Moves returns to North Benning-
ton this week.
VIM. b. Marston, who became paralyzed
about one year ago and has not been out
OF doors since until Inst week, visited his
sister, Mrs ). A. Cushman, the 4th.
The mahogany log brought from Cuba
by Ed. II. Wells has attracted considera-
bic attention during the past week.
The story TO the effect that the railway
i to be- run by gas does net seem to have
very secure foundation. Perhaps It
would be well 10 be possessed OF patience,
keep cool and let time tell its own story.
North OF tn is village there appears 70 DE
those who believe that railway will be
built TO connect Chelsea with South Roy
alton and II one is built this town would,
without doubt, be greatly benefited and
there does not appear TO be anyone in this
village who wants TO throw cold water on
the project; at the same time there is no
one here who appears 10 be greatly inter-
ested in the proposed railway.
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A small farm containing about . acres
Of tillage, pasture and woodland, on which
is a cottage house and barn in fair repair.
Well wafered, and on wood lot is about
300 cords of wood. All pleasantly located
about three miles north of the village of
North STAFFORD on the main road leading
10 Chelsea, Vt, and is known as the b. r.
rhaDman place. There is also on the prem
ises for sale about tons Hay, Moving
Machine, Lumber Wagon. Plow and Hsr-
row. Having purchased the above prop
e-ty shall he pleased to correspond with
any one for any or all OF the above.
Address L. B. HURD, Springfield, Vt.
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Mrs. R. Blanchard was ea,,sst-a
By .ast week to ere for her daggb. - Oaa-
IS dangerously i'll. -'s'i sso
Mrs. f. Z. Field and two cb;ld-
Newton, Mass, are visiting her r'' ~! .
M. and Mrs. IN. Paige. - pA'sna
Mrs, Mary 20 Osborn no q Boston, Mass /
Mrs. ). n. Allen and Mrs. Ljz,ia g,
of Portsmouth, y. H., spent sans -.--.a
West Randolph.
L. n. Cady of Mortified IS belni,. ,
A. Eastman about his haying. L
Miss Mary Laid has closed a snco...,-,
term of school in No. 8. The schoI,r s1l ~
ing no marks were Eugene 5. Whit ~ ~.
Stillman Stevens. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Abbott rvtp-..
from Bradford thefrst OF the weak, -
Miss L. j. Webster, With friend. /.
stopping at the seaside for a few wssk.
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south Randolph.

DR.. w. L. Paine, wife and son William
of Thetford visited at c. ). Paine's his
father and with his sister, Mrs. II. W.
Fowler in East Bethel last week and this.
J.F. Prince returned from visit to
Mortified, Roxbmy and West Randolph
Sunday.
IL. w. Perrin was thrown from his NOV
ing machine by the cutter bar striking q
stump and was badly hurt while moving
last week.
The young peoples social library asso-
CATION meets July is at c. d. Peaks. Al
are cordially invited.
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F--TIIE u IITT = IT7H|T9
me uuiIersiEslei. having been zppelnttt by fht
g,5,s- f',5nrt Tor tho District - Hartford tasnns-
rs. b, receive. examine and adjust III claims and
~ AL r.srsan- against siie estate q Mary
= Al. II Rochester in said District deceased
80 fI. claims Of the deceased exhibited IN oa-e
r lr-.i,v give noiic. thar rr~ili meet fnf ti.f
,,-,a4 lf.,rsaid af file airc 81 p. TT. Eirfrfau Fl
dorchester an the 81 D. day 81 5ais and is @ sizy %
,.xt sr-,al l.,-eoek p n until o'cack nm. On
49, 81 -,siII. NAYS AMI hal six mos
f-rtn ne 51ih dav ~ June A. D. ios2 IS The fiuls
fi,,.5-a.l ~ safi Court for said creditors pre-
senf their ciailn- for examination ard allow
snc4 Dated 81 Rochester this st as o July iss2
e. L. gfiAFFEE. fCar.risss.-.-.
Sc &C HARNEY.
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}. D. MITCHELL,
Court of Insolvency

STATE oB VERMONT fia he matter o. 5oHsR
RANDOLPH DISTRICT Atwood o. Chelsea
said IBIS r'rt losoVenf Debtor
Take notice that John B. ATWOOD u Cheiseait
said district ~ ka0dolpli the 5l day oflsis
lsl2 adiudee,i al ns-0ikeni rEisgr- and that ssst
Ing u creditors of said in-alyenf debtor will b. ~
at Court of Insolvency. ~ tn Orange County Hole
Chelsea IN said District. On the 2th day
Of July A. ID. 1879. II O'Clock IN the afternoon =
prove their ,is,ts and choose one or more assumes
Of his estate and that the payment ofany debts al
the delivery Of any property belonging 70 aid aesi
10 him or for his USE AMI the transfer Of any p4-
erty bv him are forbidden hf law. and thar u
months from said seth day of June are aioNed ~
the proof OF ciaims.
Dsfea Il Randoiph this 18th day 81 june A. D, ~
WILLIAM n. NICHOLS. Judge
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lohn @. Preston died at the home OK LIS
granddaughter, Mrs. Chas. French ageu
s. years.
school in No. Ii closed June "A. NO; o.
scholars s. average attendance 20. PIX
mad no marks. Junie seymour was ~ ~.
sent three days on account o. sieAA'eo'
and Clinton TuIlar two half days.
CARRIE M. EATON, Teacher.
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Entries to the sale, to be held by the
Vermont Association OF Road and Irot-
ting Horse Breeders, in connection with Us
sth annual meeting, close July 20. with r.
n. Harrington, secretary, Brandon FiitN
horses we're sold last year at prices which
were generally satisfactory to the sellers.
This Is sure to become an important fea-
tnra Of the Breedersl meeting.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14

DR.. W. Seward Webb has sent to CoA X
j. KimbaI. from his stud at Shelburne
Farms. one OF his splendid imported Eng :.
lish Hackney stations, which IS one OF
the most superb specimens OF horsetiesh
ever seen in West Randolph. This stallion
is to be kept at the stables OF FRANK -;
Wood for a short season, on the old road
half way between West Randolph and the
Center. He is handsome coal black. and
Is the first OF its kind ever brought into
Orange county, and is attracting much at
tention.-Argus.
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Dwelling house and barn with two acres
of land Buildings in good repair. very
pleasantly situated. Also a dark brown
mare. 6 years old, is hands. weight lloo.
sound and kind. Call on or address
c. T. SOUTHGATE. so. Eoyalton-
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WANTED. FOR SALE, ETC.

Free ,sWeather cards" at Bucks.
Ice cream at Goding's every day.
Soda irst-fountain afterward.
For cold drink try Goding's Ice Cream
Soda.
A ream of good commercial note paper
24c at w. 5. 5. Bucks.
Fine gold and silver iewelry made 70 or
der at f S. Newton's, Smiths BLOCK.
Look at the special bargains IN trimmed
mats. which Mrs. Bickford is selling at
half their value.
lam closing out hats and flowers al
very low price in order to take vacation
MRS. BICKFoRD.
Wood. lumber, shingles for sale B. g. Bass
CoAL.-I will sell you coal cheaper than
anyone else. D. y = : - :,
Tapley,s "Bread Winner" outwears all
other shoes.
Special attention given to orders IN NIL
linery at MitchelPs.
LOST. Saturday p. m, black wallet Win
chain. Leave at HERALD office
Our stock of Pure Candies is complete.
The largest variety of fine chocolates IN
town at Goding's.
Good hats at only Is cents and pretty
flowers at 10 and Is cents each at Mrs.
Bickford5.
Valuable Jersey COW for sale, as ! want
the money. K. Mcintosh, No. 45,School 81.
Franco-American Food Cos Soups, try
them at J f Lamson's, Merchants hoW.
Ladies' desiring hair work call ON Mrs. Hiram
Bean. West Randolph; VT. Write TOR prices.
FoR SALE.-New road cart. Best kind.
Will sell cheap.-A. ID. PRATT.
wANTEp:-A man and woman to do
fo-,,, x.-ork ApnlV at this office.
Five ouires good Commercial Note paper
for only 10c. at Joslyn's, or 2oc. a reann.
Pm in it.
Hard;ng's Fruit Syrups for summer
drinks. Try them at J. +. Lamson's,
Merchants Row.
toR SALE.-PIne, Cedar ana Spruce
'' A. w. TEwKsBURY Il SONS.
Brand new. nobby box papers, "a envel-
opes. "a sheets paper all in pretty box ior
only &c, at JosIyn's. Sold eyeryw here ior
10 to Zoe.
would like to purchase a crearn-eoiorea
horse. white name and tail, standing 10
hands high and weighing 800 lbs
A. b. CusHMAS.
We say best because we have tried our
fiavors and have tested them fully IN our
candies. Give them trial and be con-
WINGED ID. r. o"DiNS-
We make our own soda syrups and Tor
nuritv and hneness of flavor they excel.
fN-''' ID. Z. GoDING.
TRY our Pure Fruit Juices in our soda
syrups- u r. uol'i-So'
Having received an injury To one Of my
legs Il will be impossible for me to do any
work in my Office before July 18th AZ
which time hope to be able to attend TO
business as usual. W. ,. StlHRis'
Ruy your fiavaring extracts of Cooling.
He has the best. He sells only those he
has tested in his mandatory. His hav-
ors speak for themselves.
To close the estate Of B. B. Chaae his
nome place on School ST., ~ acres of wood
land. corner OF Harlow and Center roads,
lot of household furniture, ETC., must be
sold Apply To IRVING NHAss.-
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EsTRAY.-Came into my Enclosure July
9th. one COW and three vearling heifers.
The owner viii please call, prove proper
". pay charges and take the cattle away
{. E. THAYER, Braintrees July II, %.
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Eslnle 81 MARrIN =. NRpWAY.

Estate of MARTIN r. bhDMAl'
The undersigned having been appointed " r.
Hon Prshafe Court for the District q Ranasf-
Commissioners. 70 receive examine and a1lrsi .
claims and demands Of all persons against tht $50
81 Marin r. Ordway late Of thea-ea IN sAii -
trict deceased. All claims exhibited 10 Offset tnsir
hereby give notice that viii inset FOL tlt pufps
aforesaid. At the Office ~ J. h. Daring
on the isih day OF Dee.
next from l0'ei0ck. D. m. until socieek p ~ g
said dav and thar six mos from the y tday y 4ass
1872 : the time iisted By said Court for said '-
Ors 10 present their claims IA us for eNaminala t
allowance. Dated al Chelsea thl- -tlA "a. q Hsf
A. y. 49,
a-a All. POWERS, missisnreA
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A strong Candidate.

Harrison is a strong candidate-of
that let all in interest take timely notice.
Philadelphia Times.
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Practically Elected Already.

What's the matter with Harrisons
He's practically elected, New York
Mail and Express.
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Harrison's strength Is IN the plain
paople.-Utica Herald.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14

HOOPS Pulls ase hand made, and are per
fe,t IA rendition -,-r.c-fieu and arpea-snce.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14

For many years an esteemed c0Iuniunirant q
Trinity Episcopal church. Ncwnursl' }. l.
always Sass .. rAssnk ea- = lieods SAT
sarafiiia She sui afei lnr wears from rcAeua's
and ~rrofl4gss sssreS GA her face. head AMI
ears. mixing hsritsaf nearly p year. AMI anegl'
ing her SIGHT. To the surprise u her iriends
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Has effected a cure and siie can now hear and
81. a> we'll a., ever For q particular, ~ iIel
ease send toe. /. lleo. 8 IS. Lowell Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
r,,r, D,cuvoyD Va! WEDNESDAY JANUARY q 1872

Tur reference in tho letter OF our refers
burg correspondent to the high r",'' Vi nio''
tally among the negroes in that CITY as CON-
pared with the rate for the whites IS Slgniil-
can. in il, bearing upon the future Of an
important proportion Of the negro race III
this state the urban black population. The
death rate for the whites per Looo was oh's
Is. while for the negroes it was 3S''!' conSid-
erably more than double. There has been
similar disproportion in the death rates OF inc
two races in other Virginia cities, fac'
which discloses that the negro does not
adapt himself any more readily now quar-
ter Of century after his emancipation. 70
the economic and hygienic conditionsoi urban
life than he did when he was first set free.