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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Castrogeriz, Cilleruelo de Bezana, Lerma,
Pampliega, Pradoluengo, -Roa, Salas de
los Infantes, Villadiego, Villarcayo, Els
pinosa de los Monteros Gumiel de Izan,
Gumiel del Mercado, Melgar de Ferna-
mental, Pancorbo, Ona, Pe1aranda de
Duero, Sedano, Villalmanzo.
Caceres. Coria, Navalmoral
de Mata, Plasencia, Trujillo, Valencia de
alcantara, Alcantara, Arroyo del puerco,
Brozas, Garrovillas, Hoyos, Logrosan,
Montanchez, Miajadas, Hervas, Jarandilla
Cadiz. ARGOS de la Frontera,
Algeciras, Gibraltar, Jerez de la Fronte-
ra, San Fernando, San Ldcar de Barra-
media, Ceuta, Chiclana, Puerto de Santa
Maria, Tarifa, Conil, Grazalema, We
jer de la Frontera, Los Barrios, San Ro-
que, Chi piona, Medina Sidonia, Rota,
Tanger, Trebujena, Villamartin, Olvera,
Puerto Real
Ielae Canariae. Santa Cruz
de Tenerife, Las Palmas (Gran Canaria),
Arafo, Candelaria, Garachico, Guimar,
Icod, La Laguna, Matanza, Santa Ursu-
la, Sauzal, Tacoronte, Teguise, Valleher
moso (Gomera), Victoria, Villa de Oro-
tava, Arreoife Lanzarote) Arucas,
Guia, Puerto de Orotava, Santa Cruz de
la palma, Puerto Cabras (Fuerteventu
ray, Galdar, Moya, San Nicolas, Haria,
Lantigua, Olivia, Tuineje, Realejos, Roa-
lejo-alto, San Lorenzo, San Mateo, San
ia Br1gida, Valleseco, Aguimes, Inge-
MO, Telde, Valsequillo, Buenavista, Ca
rafa, Los Llanos, Mazo, Paso, Punta
llama, San Andres y aSuces, Sauces,
Tazacorte.
Caetellon de Ia Plana.
Burriana, Lucena, Morella,
Mules, Onda, Oropesa, Segorbe, Tore
blanca, Vail de Uxo, Villarreal, Villafa-
mes, Vinaroz.
Ciudad Real. Valdepenas,
Alcazar de San Jnan, Almaden, Alma
gro, Almodovar del Campo, Argama-
silla de calatrava, Daimiel, Infantes, Ma
lagoon, Manzanares, Piedrabuena, Puer-
tollano, Santa Cruz de Mudela, Tome
lloso, Calzada de Calatrava, Socuellamos.
Cordoba. Puente Genil, Agui-
lar, Adamuz, Baena, Belmez, Buj jalance,
Cabra Carpio, Castro del Rio, Espiel,
Espejo, Fernan Nunez, Hinojosa del Du-
que, u;ona, Montalvan, Montilla,. Mon
toro, Palma del Rio, Pedro Abad, Posa-
das, Pozo Blanco, Priego, Rambla, Rute,
Villa franca, Villa del Rio, Villaviciosa,
Belalcazar.
Corufla,. Ferrol, Santiago,
Santa Marta de Ortigueira, Padron, Puen-
te Cesures, Ares, Arzua, Bayo, Betanzos,
Buno, Cabana, Camarinas, Carballo, Gee,
Corcubion, Constance, Finisterre, Lage,
Laracha, Mugia, Malpica, Muros, No
va, Ordenes, Puentecezo, Puentedeume,
Puente del puerto, Puerto del Sou,
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Sada, Santa Eugenia de Rivera, Santa
Comba, San Vicente de Vimiazo, Zds.
~-Cue12ca,. Horcajo de Santa
go, Huete, Motilla de palancM, Oanete,
Casas de Benitez, La parrilla. Griego,
San Clemente, Tarancon Valverde del
Jucar :z~~,
Corona. Figueras, ~Olot, Lilo
ret de Mar, San teliu de Gpixols, Bano-
las, Besald, Blanes, Cassa de la Selva,
La Bisbal, Palafrugell, Palanos, Santa
Coloma de Farnes, Amer, Calonge, La
Escala, Llagostera, Port Bou, Puigcerda,
Ripoll, Torroella de Montgri.
Granada. Alrnunecar, Motril,
Guadlx, Huescar, Albu1ol, Baza, Lola,
Polopos, Albania, Montefr1o, Pinos
puente Zubia
GuadaIajara. Humanes, No
Ina de a. Aragon, Sigtienza, Athena, Bri-
huega Cifuentes Cogolludo, Hiende de
la encina, Jadraque, Pastrana.
Guipuzcoa T San Sebas-
tan. Pasajes, Tolosa, Vergara, Villa
franca, Irun, Algeria, ArecheTaleta, Az
GOTTA, Azpeitia, Beasain, Berastegui, Eli
bar, Ermua, Fuentarrabia, Legaspia, Ii
zarza, Mondragon, Onate, ViliarTeal de
Orrechu, Zumarraga, Abalaizgueta, Al
zaga, Arama, Arriaran, -Astigarreta,
Ataun, Cegama, Cerain, Idiazabal, Icha-
solegar, Izasondo, Saniza, Olaverrfa, Mu-
tilva, Zaldiyia, Anzuola. Lazcano, Lego
rreta, Ormaiztegni, Segura, Villabona,
A1blstur, Amezqueta, Andoain Asteasu,
Berrobi, Cestona. Elgoibar. Hornani,
Orio, Placencia. Renteria. Usurbil. "a
rauz, Zumaya.
Huelva. Moguer, Alosno, Ara
cena, Ayamonte. Beas. Cartaya, Ell
Cerro. Lepe. La palma del condado.
Palmogo. Puebla de Guzman Rociana.
Rlotlnto, Trigueros, Valverde del cami-
no. 1llIanueva de los Castillejos Thar
sis, Calafias, Cortegana, Villalba del
Alcor.
Huesca, Alcolea de cinca, An
SO. Ayerbe. Barbastro. Biescas. Binefar.
Canfranc. Fraga. Graus. Jaca. Monzon.
Sarl11ena' Tamarite de Litera Benabarre.
Bolta1a, Zaidin.
Jaen. Baeza. Bailen. Linares.
Ubeda. Alcala la Real. Alcandete. An
ddjar. Beas de Segura. CASTELAR, de San
tisteban. Cazorla. Guarroman. Jodar.
Mancha Real. Martos. Navas de San
Juan: Quezada Santiago de la Espada.
Santisteban del puerto. Sorihuela. Torre
Don Gimeno Tore del campo Valdepe-
nas. Vilches. Villacarrillo. Villanueva
del arzobispo,
Leon. Astorga Santa Colombia.
de Somoza. Argobejo Benavides. Boflar.
Cacabelos: La Baneza. La pola de Cor
don. La Vecilla. Mansilla de las Mulas.
Ponferrada. Sahagun. Valderas Valen-
cia de Don Juan. Villafranca del Vierzo
Villager.
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CERECED0 HEgR|!MIIlAllN0s HEgR M An Yga
@cphaesy
la Pen1ns y

~ Ala,va,. Amurrio, Salinas dc
Villarreal, Labastida.
Albacete. Alcaraz, Altman
sa, Alpera, Casas Ibanez, Chinchilla,
Caudete, HELM, La Roda, Madrigueras,
Minaya, Tarazona de la Mancha, To
barra, Villarrobledo.
Alicante. Alcoy, Orihuela,
Torrevieja, Villena, Baneras, Benisa,
Concentaina, Denia, Javea, Muro, Onda-
ra, Pogo.
Al1meria. Berja, Adra, AL
hama, Alcolea, Carbonera, Canjayar,
Garrucha, Gerga1, Ohanes, Padules, Pur-
chena, Ragol, Albox, Alhabia, Bentari-
que, Cuevas de Nera, Dallas, Huescal,
Overa, Nijar, Tabernas, Velez Rubio,
Albanchez, Antas, Benahadux, Chirivel,
Gador, Lubrin, Maria, Mojacar, Oria,
Rioja, Tahal, Viator, Zurgena.
Avila. sanchidrian, Velayos,
Villanueva de Gomez, Arenas de San
Pedro, Ar&valo, Cebreros, Piedrahita.
BadaiOz. Almendralejo, Don
Benito, Llerena, Merida, Villanueva de
la Serena, Zafra, Burguillos, Cabeza del
Buey, Olivenza, Albuquerque, Alconchel
Almendral, Barcarrota, Bienvenida, Cam
panario, Castuera, Cheles, Fregenal,
Fuente de Cantos Fuente del Maestro,
Guarefa, Herrera del Duque, Higuera la
Real Higuera de Vargas, Jerez de los
cabaileros, Montijo, Puebla de alcocer,
Salvaleon, salvatierra, San Vicente de
Alcantara, Tore de Miguel Sesmero,
Valverde de Leganes, Villanueva del
Fresno, Zainos, Zalamea de la Serena,
Santa Marta de los Barros.
Islas Ba1eares. Palma
de Mallorca, Mahon, Ciudadela Menorca,
Felanitx, Inca, Llucmayor, Manacor,
Porreras, Soller, Alayor, Alcudia, Bini-
salem, Campos, Ibiza, Muro, Pollensa
Puebla, Santa Margarita, Santa Maria,
Sinen.
Barcelona. Manresa, Sa-
badell, Alella, Arenys de Munt, Argento-
ma, Berga, Breda, Caldas de Montbuy,
Caldetas, Calella, Canet de Mar, Capella-
dres Cardedeu, Cardona, Esparraguera,
Gir,nollers, Gracia, Horta, Hospitalet,
Llanas, Manlleu, Martorel, i Masnou, Ma
taro, Molins de Rey, Mollet, Moya, Piera,
Premia de Mar, Roda, Salient, San An
dres de palomar, San Braudilio de Llo-
bregat, San Celoni, San Gines de Vilasar,
ban Juan de Vilasar, San Martin de pro-
vensals, San Pedro de premia, San Pedro
de Ribas San Quintin de Mediona, Sans,
Sarria, Arenys de Mar, Badalona, Cell
da, Igualada, Malgrat, San Gervasio de
Cassolas, San Feliu de Llobregat, SAINT
Sadurnf de Noya, Sites, Tarrasa, Vich,
Villafranca del panades, Villanueva y
Geltrd.
Bur@os. Amanda de Duero,
Miranda de Ebro, BELGRADE, Bribiesca,
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Lerlda. Agr2munt, AImacellas
B"lagoer. Bcll-lloch, Bell-puig. Bell-vis
Borias de Urgel. Granadella Mayals
Mollerusa. Diana Orga1a. Pobla de
Sogur. Pons. Sanahqja. SEQ de Urgel.
Seros. Solsonaf Sort. Tarrega. >Tora.
Tromp, Vie1la. AlbagGs. Alcarraz. Al
menar. Anglesola, Artesa de Segre. AR
tesa de L6rida, : ytona. Al6s. Alguai-
re. Almatret Belianes. Bossost. Couques.
Ceryera Erdo.. Esterri de Aneo. Grania
de Escarpe Granona de las Garrigas.
Guisona PQjaL Puente de Claverol. So
Ieras. Soses, Torregroso. 9arroja. Torres
de Segro.
l-oero1o.. Cala1rorra. Enciso.
Cameros. Aldeanueva de Ebro. Alfaro.
Arnedo. Autol Briones. Cenicero. Ger
vera del Rio Alhama Fuenmayor. Naje-
ra Navarrete Rivafecha. Rincon de So
to- ISanto domingo de la Calzada. Tore
ella de Cameros. Villoslada de Cameros
AgQilu del Rio albania Grdvalos. La
Guardia Nalda Soto de Cameros.
LugO. Becerrea Burgo Castro
de Rey. Chantada. Fonsagrada Foz
Mondonelo. 4Nouforte, Nadela. Quiroga
Rabude Rivadeo. Salria. Villabad Vi
llalba. Vivero. Abadin Aday. Alfoz,
Baamonde. Barreiros. Castroverde. Ger
DO. Gorge. Ferreira del Vale de ORC
Friol. Gomean. Guiteriz. Guntin. Incio.
Jove. Meira. Monterroso. OroL Parga.
Pastoriza, Pol Pucrtomuin. Riobarba.
Samos. Sober. Trasparga. Villanueva dc
Lorenzana. Villaodrid.
Madrid. Alcala de Henares.
Araniuez Carabanchel. Oollado Villal-
loa, Escorial Pinto. Zorrelaguna.
Malaga. Antequera, Alora, Ar
Campillos Alhanrin el Grande.
Ronda. Coin Estepona. Marbella. Velez
Malaga. alameda, Teba
Murcia, Cartagena. Lorca,
Abaran. Aguilas, Alcantarilla. Albania.
Cehegin. Cleo. Jumilla. Mo
lima. Mula. Pacheco. Pozo estrecho. San
Pedro del pinata. Tortana. Yecla. Blan-
ca. Balsicas. Calasparra. Caravaca. Es-
pinardo. Fortuna. Librilla. Mazarron.
Navarro. ~Tafalla. Echarri-Ara-
ndz Estella. Dancl1rinea. Lumber.
Puente Ia Reina Sangjiesa Tudela Irur-
yum. Oascante Castejon. Corella. Fitero.
Los ARGOS. Viana. Santesteban. Alsasua.
Ambas Beteld. Lecumberri.
Cviedo (14stuzIas). Avil6s,
Colunga. Jijon. Infesto. LUarca. Llanes PITT
Cudillero. BjvadeseUa. Salas. Tapis, Arriondss,
Boal. Cangas de Onis. Cangas de Tineo. Castropol-
Figueras de Castropo3, Grado. Mieres. Muros de
Pravia Navia Onis, Pola dc Laviana. Pola de
Lena. Pola '1c Store, Pr]-ie. Sama de Langreo,
rneo. T:ubia Vaga de Rlvadeo. Villaviciosa.
PoIa de alande, ~Jandas. Caravia Margoles
Nava. sobresobio. Unquers. Villauueva de
Santo Adriano $500
Or0nS0.s Barco do Valdeorras. Carba.
limo. Ceianova. Ginzo de Lima. Rivadavia. We.
rim TrivAs
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tiIlo, Cacri6n, Ceryera, Duenas, Herrera. Pare.
des de ,N"Ta, Pradanos de Oieda, Villada. villa.
rfanlei BaItaaas, Guardo, Torquemada.
POntevedra. Puenteareas, vieo.
FlHagarcla, ArDo, Bayona, Buen, Cambados. Can!
gas oarrll carbia, Cobelo Cunts, Doron, Estr A.
osS' Goadomar, Goada, Lalin, La Cafiiza' Marin.
" won o&IlA, Nlgran, Puente Caldelas. Porrii5a a.
R9doDde:a Rodelro, Savaterra, Silleda. villa
Tuy. NA o"arola'
Salamanca. Bejar. Alba de Tor
mes. n Aldes del Obispo. Cantalap.edra. Ciudad
"ooI1go' Fuente, guinaido Ledesrna. Ma1llo MI.
fanda del Castanar. Pedaranda de Bracamonto
>aIv"tlerfa del Tormes. San Felices de los "a,
'fegeS- TA'naolas Vitigudino
> man der. Ampuero. Torrelaye.
ga *stso, u rdi~Ies. Laredo. Mmpias Potes.
N'2'naief. Ronosa. Santona. Solares.
SngOvia. sangarcia, Cusllar, Espi.
Ha1, r'.'~"os pelayo, Riaza, Sauquillo, San Ilde.
Ionso - a'anja), Santa Maria de Nieva, sepul.
Voda. III 3gAno.
SoViIla. Carmona, Constantine, Pc.
'ros>> a hi, Cantjlana, Carmona, Casalla de
ia 0:0Efa, sos Herpanas Eeija, Fuentes de An.
NsInc1", i4.2 Cabefas, LebrIla Lora del Rio.
A@tcii3oi' 1"'rena, Montsano, Moron Osuna
Pl'"S, Ut9'a, Viso del cor, Coronil, Serena
1Ao'S"Aa, FatA1&s, SanlUcar la Mayor
Sorla. Abejar, Agreda, Almarz.
Alm.zan, AIS, Berlangs, B1rgo de Osma. So.
mara, Med,n@' eli Navaleno, Vinueza, Yanguas.
TarragOna.- Rens, Tortosa, Batea,
BfaftN, taplugs de Francoli, Falzet, Gandesa.
La htVs AoG tDanch, Mora de Ebro. Pont de
tArm"Ltsl:', 3arreal Torredembalra, Wallis, Ven
1IeI, lIaJelIa. Vliarodona Alcover, PlS de
I abIa, fUlgpeLut, Valimoil Vimbodi
Teruel. -Albsrracln, Alcaniz, Alispa.
Bieza, u,amocha, Fortanete, Montalvan, Mon
, cal DE-! Campo, Rubielo de Mora, Santa Eula-
la, CalaD54,
IOieQO. -Quintanar de la Orden, Tala.
vera de IL kelna, Consuegra, Galvez, Lilo. Luz
{ llos, MaIrlejos, Menasalvas, Mora, Navaher-
lAosa, Navelnelllos, Orgaz, Oropesa, Puebla de
j. .ontaIvan, Puente del Arzoblspo, Sonsecs. Tenn.
! eque, Torriios, Vllacsnas.
VaIencia.-Albaida, Alberique, Alci.
-, Carcagente Enguera Gambia, Jativa, Onte-
/ snte Re4uena, 6aganto, Torrente.
ValIadOlid. del Campo, Ne.
{ na de kloseco, Pe1afel, Tiedra, TordesiDas.
+ ldeIs de Duero, Valoria la Buena, Villaion.
illabtagima, Alsejos, Cabezon, La Seca, Moja-
Z s. Nava del Rey, Pina de Esgueva, Pozaldez,
leda, Vecila de Valderabuey, vilIagarcia dc
G Ampos. ">=
sr-@:s
Vizcaya, B1bao) - Bermeo, cea-
ne, ol1aHso, G4el nlca, LA Nestosa, Lequeitlo,
]arquina, Ofduna, Portugalete, Valmassda,
: oando. Algorta Deusto, EIorrio, Ondarroa,
/ encia, Santurce, Sopuerta, Vale de Carranza.
:handlano.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Cional, Cerecinos
u Camps Corrales de Zamora, Toro, ViHal-
5anoo, F,enta Sauco, Pneha 1, 9anahria, Al
;anices Bermillo, Farmoselle. a. -
ZaragOza. a.-Calatayud, La Alnunia,
Ateca, Belchite Borja, Carinena. Caspe, D .rocoa,
Egea de los Caballeros, Pima, Ricla, Sos, Tara
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.*' 59.-SAN FRANCISCO-59.
Guarnicioneria y .Colchoneria
59.-SAN FRANCISCO-59.
jose Torres Y Perez.

Joss Torres Perez.
emae
tambi6n hhno
hombre muy
buenacai
inot tnb6 q
ueroA&p 90"
haeenco a
"a WnsRuy ~
lose Torres Rsre@
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PaIoncia

Palcncia. Aguiar de Campoo, Astu-
iIllo, Cacron, Cervera, Duenas, Herrera. Pare.
des de ,N"Ta Pradanos de Oieda, Villada, villa.
rramleI Baltaaas, Guardo, Torquemada,
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Hago saber al comercio en- general que No
RECoNozco Nj PAao cuenta alguna que haya sido
aontraida en mi nombre, que no proceda de mi
ssposa apodnrado que 10 es mi hiio Ramon.
Tambien participo mis- favorecedores que no
despachsre niugdn pedido que Sc me haga al me-.
nos que este ho venga acompanado de una ord6s.
expedida en- sorma suscrita por el interesado,
Arecibo, 10 de Agosto de ls93.-Joss r Al
fOnso, l5--lS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Cional, Cerecinos
IL Camps, Corrales de Zamora, Toro, Villal-
5anoo F,enta Sauco Pneh'a do eanahria, Al
;anices, Bermlllo Farmosele.
NaragOza. Calatayud, La A'rnunia,
Ateea, Bechlte, Borja, Carinena, Caspe, D .rocoa,
Egea de los Caballeros Pima, Ricla, Sos, Tara
zOna.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-14
Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each Day.
In order to be healthy this is necessary
Marshfeld.

Mrs. Fisk and friends, OF Newburg, are
visiting at James Bouldry's.
b. NJ. Shepard made a short call at bis
home on Sunday night, returning Monday
morning.
Harry Burnap and family move to
Mortified TO live this week.
Perley Dixie has commenced work i'm
Edson's butter-box shop and is boarding
at G. f. Shepard's.
Robert Spencer, the great beer brewer
of ''New Discovery" has killed IS hedge
hogs this season.
Nathan Sweet and daughter, OF Harvard,
Mass, is visiting at Frank Wooster's.
Mrs. Eli Edison, respected aged lady of
this place. was surprised last week Friday
with l6 callers, 1t being her list birthday.
Quite number OF presents were left her,
and a nice supper was served, after which
all departed, wishing her many more years
of happiness.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-14
The Jersey Road.

Il was years ago. Two armies lay
Encamped at night near the kings highway
Leading from Princeton 20 Trenton down,
When Wings fought fiercely the British Crown.
Twas a winter thaw--it was raw and damp
To the Yankee council in Trenton camp.
Mashington's veterans shook their heads;
I'VE are trapped, il seems, By the cursed reds
We must fight--there's no other way TO dor
But the general calmly around him drew
The great, gray cloak that they so well knew.
And into the outer darkness strobe
Til he reached the fence BY the Jersey road.
That Jersey road! Twas a sight to see!
The mire was up TO a horses knee,
As the British knew, when on yonder steep
In their tents they sank into peaceful sleep
And dreamed OF victory won with ease
On the morrow with raw recruits like these.
In front-the enemy. fixed and fast;
Around-deep roads that could not be passed:
Behind-the Delaware. wild and black,
Like an angered snake, was in his track.
The patriot army could not go back!
Was Washington crushed by the awful load?
Nay. He knelt and prayed by the Jersey road.
History tells what happened then:
How right IN the view Of his anxious men
The sleet storm ceased and the stars came
forth.
With a sharp wind out Of the icebound north:
How almost before Tie prayer was done
The answer came and escape was won!
How out OF reach of the frowning hosts
The handful Of patriots moved like ghosts,
Leaving their fires to burn till day,
The British thinking the rebels lay
In the jaws Of battle, an easy prey.
Nor dreamed the truth that the morning
showed
How heaven had hardened the Jersey road
Thus God with his children in peril deals,
Their forty cannon with muffled wheels
over the hard ground safely rolled,
And never sound their passing told
When the light Of that bitter morning broke.
Amazed CORVALLIS from sleep awoke
To ind the foxes" had made their flight
Like phanfems borne on the wings OF night.
While the distant guns on the frosty air
Iade him for rescue at once prepare,
For all his forces were needed therei
And they piled their horses with whip and
goal
IN their headlong haste DER the Jersey road
side by side in the dust they lie.
For Wing and Tory and War must die
The heroes OF old would oft declare
That opened way was an answered prayer.
Do not you see in the episode
The favor OF 6cd FOR the perfect roadg
Good Roads
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-14
Grange Meeting.


AT the grange meeting held at the
residence of EN-. Hamblett in Worces-
ter, in December, many congratulations
upon recoveries and good health were
given to the Red Clover remedy, Bah
cocks Gold Medal Sarsaparilla COM
bined with Red Clover. Those giving
testimony were both host and hostess.
Mr.. Hamblett received wonderful re-
suits in correcting bad stomach and
Mrs. Hamblett surprised those who
knew her former condition by becoming
so vigorous after protracted feebleness
from general debility.
Mr.J.M.Gould gave his testimony OF
recovering from dyspepsia, by its use,
after 25 years of suffering, and all 9TH
er doctoring failed. The growing pop
ularity OF this medicine as household
remedy is marvellous.
Horace Vincent, of East Montpelier,
seys "With rheumatism in one shout
der so j could not raise my arm TO do
my work /; / took Gold Medal Sarsapa-
rilla and soon got relief"
This medicine Is sold by r. G. Morton. +. +.
Evans Il Co., NJ. J. Sargent Il Son, A. II. Hood
Il Son. 9. NJ. Miller and tieo. w. Bush
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-14

on the wheelman as a curiosity, escaped
from the same museum as the rowiI
man, the tennis player or any other hui
man being who labors with / body and
calls it fun.
None of these three is likely to think
of the wheelman as one who exerts an in
fluence for good in matters of interest t.
them. Yet, if they would consider that
of the 10000 or more bicycle riders who
assembled in Trenton there was not one
who is not an ardent advocate of good
roads, they would doubtless perceive that
in these muscular men they themselves
possess invaluable allies. 1t is not nee
essary to point ont the desirability of
good roads to the pedestrian, the horse
back rider or the driver. A good road
way is literally the foundation of their
pleasure. But possibly it may not occur
to every one that the farmers interest in
good roads is the most serious of all.
With him it is not a matter of pleasure,
but of business.
A large part of the farmers work con-
sists of hauling. His produce must be
taken in wagons to the railway station or
steamboat landing for shipment TO the
great city markets, and his empty bar
rels, boxes and crates must be pulled
back over the same road. In the state of
New Jersey, moreover. there is great
deal of hauling Of fertilizers. The eartl4
itself contains a remarkably fine natural
manure in the shape of mari. The beds
in which this mari is found are private
property and are widely scattered. The
farmers purchase it by the load and haul
it to their land. 1t is heavy. and the
hauling of it soon cuts deep and almost
ruts in poor roads.
Now. a good road means large and
pecuniarily valuable saving 70 the farm
er in time and expenditure OF power. 1t
means that he can haul more loads of
produce or of fertilizer in day with
less wear and tear of wagon and har-
ness and less exhaustion of his horses.
1t means a valuable saving Of time,
which can be applied 20 the local labor
on the land itself. And it may mean an
hour more of rest to the farmer, who
has quite as much labor as man can
bear.
These are considerations which users
Of roads ought to take into account. The
wheelmen are body of men whose in
fiuence is of large importance, and who
ought to be encouraged and supported
N their combined movements, for their
OWN interests, because one of the great
EST of those interests is also that of three
1ther large and valuable classes.
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The next meeting of the w. c. T. L. has
been postponed until the 18th inst. on ac-
count OF the Waits River Valley fair.
A very tiny young lady called at Andrew
Avery's on the evening OF the 9th ult.
The length OF her visit is indefinite.
Abner Whitcher, who has been very low
with dropsy, is gaining. A daughter re-
siding in California is now on a visit to
the old home.
Mrs. f. Il. Page, who has been doing the
Worlds Fair. arrived home last week.
Mrs. r. Huntley and sons, of Burling-
ton, and Mrs. Toof and daughter, of New
Hampshire, are guests at Dana Huntley's.
Mrs. Percival Andrews and two chill
dren OF Chelsea are at William Morrison's.
J. T. Clark, Of Manchester, is again in
town. He came TO take in the Corinth
fair.
A son OF Allan Hood, of Boston, is visit
ing relatives in this place.
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aeeLnEN AND GOOD ROADS.
They Should Be Supported In Their Eli
deavors For Better Highways.

The following editorial utterance Of
the New York Times, in allusion to the
recent convention of New Jersey wheel
men, will commend itself to all who IA
yor road reform:
The convention of the New Jersey
members of the League of American
Wheelmen at Trenton had an importance
beyond that of sport. The person who
Is impelled by inclination or compelled
by sinallness of means to exercise his
lower limbs in the manner invented by
Adam is prone to regard the bicycle rider
as a hybrid, compounded of pedestrian
and horseback rider. He who takes the
air behind horse, whether it be one
with pedigree and a record or one with
the more prosaic attributes of a service
able hack, is likely to fall into the error
of despising the bicycler for his humb
method of progress or of disliking him
for having any rights in a public high
way. The farmer undoubtedly looks up
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Administrators

The wellknown OTIS ADAMS FARM,
belonging 10 the estates Of Munroe and Edward
Gambell, late Of Barnard is now Offered for
sale said farm is situated about two miles
from each Of the villages in Barnard, contain
ing 200 acres Of land. more or less; on which
there is.a very good dwelling house with ell,
two large barns with Easements; running wat #
at house and barns. plenty Of fruit and one of
the best sugar orchards IN town. consisting of
from 500 to 1000 trees. Ii is a very desirable
place. The farm on which the first settlement
IN town was made by Thomas Freeman.
For further information inquire Of, or adj
dress the subscribers at East Barnard.
JOEL & OZRO c. ELLIS.
81 Administrators.
Eas. Barnard, VT, Aag Is. lsa3.