Transportation Over Bad Roads

"Wben one thinka of the hundreds o; millions of bushels of wheat grown in tliia country, practically all of which ezcept that saved for seed, has to be transporten! over country roads a distanot of several miles ou the average, and thei when one adds to that the more than 2,000,000,000 bushols of other grains produced ai'.nually, a large proportion oi which is transported over these sanie bad roads. the iniportance of good highways, anJ the gain arising from building theiE, become manifest. Tlie farmer should rtflect that the gaiii would come largely to