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$500 R E w A R D!

The above amount may be received every six months
service in any business by
A YOUNG MAN
who will attend from three to twelve months Ianseys
Commercial College and Normal Academy of Ponney. Vt.
This institution is now in very prospering condition
AM may be
FOUND
situated 81 miles north Of Troy New York and Is miles
south of Rutland, We the Troy and Rutland Railroad
The building superior brick sdhee, newly furnished
throughout. Tbs
Languages Mathematics CONNIE eial Instruction, Pho
biography, Teegraphing, Music, Painting Be, g., all
taught IN the best of the Deductions made
returned and disabled soldiers, of oergymen
some others For these benefits go to school
IN POULTNEY,
which with its other advantages, of the de-
hghtul spots in New England.
THE
opportunities offered TO the student to become superior
Penman at this Institution before equaled
We pay such attention to Reading Spelling, positions
Oratory and Grammar that no one need long be
MURDERER
Of the Kings English S35 pays the full CONNER
eal Course till graduation, unlimited se5 pays for
Board Washing Fuel, Lights Rooms fully furnished and
cared for by servant and Tuition In Common English per
term Of Is weeks. Tbs community
AT LARGE
invited to inspect facilities We refer by permis-
sion to Hon Henry Clark who holds the offices OF Secre-
ary, Vermont Senate p NJ Of poultney, w. and Editor
of the Rutland (yt.l Daily Herald. Also to Mr.. s. p.
Hooker, President National Bank of Poultney, who has
two inattendsnce We would also refer 10 j. NJ
Francis, editor Of Troy IN. Daily Times the
citizens Of Rutland and Poultney, VI.
To persons desiring to attend our College, specimens Of
Pennmanshp will be sent for ten cents and stamp Cir
culars sent to anybody free Address,
SILLY }. II LANsLEY. Poultney, VT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

The LAW FOR THE PREVENTION OF
BREACHES OF THE PEACE AND UNLAw-
Full CoMBINATIoNs.--We publish below
a copy of the act which was passed at the
recent special session of the Legislature
of Vermont, and received the signature OF
the Governor, and is now law in full
force:
II is hereby enacted By the General As
senibty Of the State:
Sec. /. Any person who shall threaten
any violence or injury TO any other person,
with intent to prevent such other persons
employment in any mill, mandatory,
shop, quarry, mine or on any railroad,
shall be punished by fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars, or 10y Imprisonment in the
common Jail not more than three months.
Sec. 2. Any person who shall by threats
or intimidation, or by force either alone or
in combination with others, alright, drive
away or prevent any other persons from
accepting, undertaking or prosecuting any
employment TO labor in any mill, shop,
mandatory, mine, quarry, or on any rail-
road, shall be punished by Imprisonment
in the State Prison not more than five
years, or by fine not exceeding FIVE hum
dred dollars.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
The Legislature-Extra Session

The extra session of the Legislature
was adjourned on Friday morning last, the
business having been completed on Thurs
day evening. The bill to incorporate the
Rutland Railroad Company was passed
the first day but on Thursday morning
Senator Taft introduced bill TO repeal
the bill creating this new corporation,
which was sent at once 10 the committee.
and on the adjournment of the Senate the
committee on roads went into session for
its consideration. Able arguments were
presented against the bill by Hon. Levi
Underwood on the part of the second
mortgage bondholders, while E. j. Phelps
appeared for the first mortgage bondhold-
ers, and Hon. Andrew Tracy, in behalf of
the original corporation. Each of these
gentlemen presented statement of the
4 present situation of these several mort
Cages, and that the bill was intended TO
facilitate the negotiations pending between
the various parties in interest. The SEN
ate however, refused to repeal the act
creating the new company 8, to &c.
The bill to rebuild the jail at Wood
stock was opposed by the friends of the
proposed new county from Windham and
Windsor counties. Mr.. Grover of Wells,
made speech in its favor, but it was op.
posed in very earnest speech by Maj
Rounds of Chester, setting forth the want:
of those who favored the new county, and
finally defeated. The bill appropriatine
$4,000 for the Reform School failed, tn,
Legislature taking the view that the PEG
Ile would hardly expect them to pass ap
preparation bills at that session. TIL,
only exciting debates were those on the
Rutland railroad bill and the one to re
build the Jail at Woodstock. The Ben
nington county railroad troubles. and tn
Montpelier. st. Johnsbury and Esse,
county railroad bill were settled as we re
ported last week. The appropriation 70
the expenses of the extra session wa
ten thousand dollars.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

ArRocIous AFFAIR.-A dispatch
stated few months ago that Eseobedo,
the Liberal General in Mexico, had or
dered the execution of all prisoners of
foreign origin taken with arms in their
hands in battle which had taken place
couple of days prior TO his issuing OF the
order. Later accounts states that this in
human command was carried into effect,
ard that one hundred and twenty-three
men, French by birth, who had enlisted in
The opposing army of Miramon, who had
been taken prisoners, were marched out
and executed in cold blood. /" One by one,
says the report, " the prisoners were shot,
and each bloody body was left as it fell for
the next victim to look upon. We are in
formed that but few of the doomed victims
faltered; and when marched out for exc.
cution most of them sang the Marsellaise
Hymn" The bloody monster who or
dered this cowardly butchery also ordered
grand ball in honor of the event ; he in
vited one hundred and fifty of the chief
ladies of the place, and was surprised to
find but fifteen present. Whether he or
dered the remaining one hundred and thir-
ty-fre ladies TO be executed or not we are
not informed Nothing more inhuman,
more utterly infamous than the above mar
fol 4 Il
tory of modern war.-Bostos Journal.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
STATE OF VERMONT.
RR PAUL DILLINGHAM;, GOVERNOR.
A Proclamation


In accordance with immemorial custom
and with a profound sense Of its appropri-
ateness, l 90 hereby appoint Friday, the
10th day of April next, TO be observed as
day Of humiliation, fasting and prayer,
by all the people of this State. And i
most earnestly invite them on that day to
abstain from their usual employments; TO
assemble IN their accustomed places Of pub
lie worship, and there earnestly engage in
services suitable to the occasion.
Heartily confessing our sins as indivdu-
ais and as a people, to Almighty God, and
humbly seeking their forgiveness, let us
earnestly pray that He will inspire in all
our hearts lively gratitude for all His mer-
cies, past and present.
Let US implore him for all in authority,
that they may have wisdom, love, Justice
know the right, and knowing, dare main
tain it.
That He will, throughout all our land,
quench the spirit of suife, restore where
needed, and perpetuate in all lasting love
for our Union.
That he will beget in all hearts true
huhgering after righteousness, and TOR
every virtue that exalts people.
That He will mercifully regard the peo-
pie OF the State in all their Interests, both
temporal and spiritual, teaching us while
temperance, industry and frugalty are
necessary 10 material success, that truth,
forbearance and charity aie not less so to
religious prosperity.
That He will bestow special blessings on
all our institutions of learning that He
will grant prosperity to our churches,
bounty and plenty to our people, and a
cheering reward to all lawful industry;
And that He will graciously preserve us
from pestilence, give US health, and an un-
dying love for true liberty, equsl laws and
an undefiltd religion.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, in Executive Chamber al
Montpelier, this twenty-seventh day
of March in the year of our Lore
one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven, aud Of the Independ
ence of the United States the nine
ty-first.
PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
By His Excellency the Governor,
WIN. p. DILLINGHAM;,
Sec. of Civil and Military Affairs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

trap door, and into this the blind child ac-
cidentally fell. Her screams Immediately
attracted the mother to the spot, and she
in the delirium of her fright and grief, is
supposed to have fallen in, head first, with
the infant in her arms, in her efforts to
rescue the other child. When the people
of the house reached the scene the mother
and her two children were dead.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

Lexington, Missouri Mas %, 1886.
MEssRs. }. N HARRIS & Co:
Dear SSs II have made Aliens Lung Ralsan pretty
well known in our city and country and have sold abou,
~ the bur dosen bottles sent in March last: and
Ind that persons who try the BAsam once come back
again Tor more as it gives them sasisfaeton and recon-
mend Il in prerenee to any other meciOe for coughs or
colds Please send six dozen bottles soon as possible
am, yours, &c,
THOMAS J. FLETCHER. Druggist
p 5. sell more Aliens Lung Balsau than an other
Cough Remedies together, and it gives general s.isct ON
Sold by o. y. WOODS. Bellows Falls
And by All Dealers in Family Medicines l215
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

in lifting the kettle from the s,.,
severely -one hand almost 10 ! a me 'sslls
uI bearable. The Ms,,.sp II
relieved the pain almost mma5;..ch Anss,
and left very little scar. 'e'I' i .
r,,,, cnAs FosrER, 40 Dro.as +,
ms Is merely a sample Of wb,, ' NJ y u
wlil 90. IL Is invaluable IN ali sass .ae :, H's
sprains. cuts, bruises, spayins, s,e s'sa
beware OF eoanteritits. None |. o.u,,
"a nne steel-plate engraving. bsar,sse,a eO' d
W. Westbrook, Chemist. and M ,a0 i,
BARNES & Co.. New York. F''@ VI
Saratoga Spring Water, s,s,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
New Publications.

GopEY's LApY's Book for April il on
our table, and is filed with good variety
of literary matter from the best writers
sin the Woods" steel engraving; a
colored fashion plate, which for correctness
cannot be excelled. Nineteen beautiful
spring dress designs for ladies and children
crotchet patterns, &c. Terms, So per
year.
PETERsoN's MAGAziNE.-This popu-
lar Magazine for April is unrivalled, each
number containing double-sized fashion
plate, the usual amount of reading matter,
and their famous household recipes
Terms 50 per year.
| ARTHuR's HOME MAGAZINE for April
contains The Valley Spring" steel en-
craving, and " Uncle Joe," " What the
Angel said to Mabel Wright" Aunt
Polly" The Starry Heavens" ;" A Pres
ent Saviour" Dreaming, The Need of
Change" "The Lining of the Cloud
+" Evenings with the Poets" An excel
ent number-Terms 50 so per year.
You've Folks for April. This maya
zine for boys and girls is not to be excelled
by anything of the kind, always full OF
good reading and appropriately illustrated
Ticknor & Fields, publishers, Boston
Terms 50.
| EVERY SATURDAY, No. So, has A
few Facts for the Wearers Of Chignons,
4" Religion in America" Women Heroes,
Herr Joachim" &c, &c. A good mum
Der.
BEADLE's MONTHLY for April, contains
sour National Capitol, illustrated
g From Post to Pillar" Wykoff Jones,
poem, illustrated, "Three Nights a
Coast Cedars," Wonderful Balloon Elk
cursion," Is Skirmishing in the Snenando
al" The Ship of the Desert" and tn,
usual amount of other matter.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for April open.
with continuation of The Dodge Club
or Italy in 1852" with humorous illustra
tons; and has also illustrated papers OF
:" Heroic Deeds of Heroic Men," "a
Christian Neighborhood and The Vir
ginans in Texas" The stories ar,
numerous and lively; and Chaucer'
Grisildis," i" The Romance of Sleep" anc
GA Money Article" are interesting essays
The ATLANTIC MoNTHLY-The AT
lantic for April contains the following
articles: The Guardian Angel, ", BY
Oliver Wendell Holmes; The Restless, b.
H. Rich; Pioneering, by Caroline II. Dali
The United States Sanitary Commission
by Edward Everett Hale; The Haunte,
Window, by t. w. ilieginson /; Katharin
Morne, VI, by the author of Herman
Timon's Soliloquy, by Thomas Buchana
Read Considerations of University Re
form, by John Fiske; The Claudian En-
issary, by Theodore Bacon Travel in tn
United States, by Taylor; Chester Hare
ing, a Familiar Epistle TO Friend, b
James Russell Lowell; Adelaide Ristor
by Cate Field; A Winter Adventure o
the Prairie; Reviews and Literary Notice
All the above magazines may be had {
0. F. Woods.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

Music HATH CHARMs.-Not many
years ago, while passing the residence of a
friend we heard the sound of music and of
kind not familiar to us. Looking in
through the window (for ii was evening"
we saw the first Melodeon that ever enter
ed our village, sort of machine that the
player blew with the right elbow and made
10 stand upon a table or hold in the lap.
Prescott of New Hampshire made it and
gave it voice that caused even the hard
of hearing to start when it spoke. Next
in order of descent came the softer toned
treadle Melodeon with single and double
reeds, and finally with stops, and here, We
thought was almost perfection. But no,
the little Melodeon continued to improve
in tone and grow in size until il became a
giant and was called Harmonium and aped
the office and powers of the Organ. And
yet competition squirting invention to high
er developments, brought out the present
dignifed and charming" Cottage Organ"
and as if confident that skill apd taste
were exhausted in its production, the
little rival of the monarch of music says
TO you Sir the climax is attained" We
do not propose to say yea or nay to this
modest assertion, but we will say that who
soever can make a sweeter, or more pow
erful instrument of the class than the Es-
tey Cottage Organ is wiser man than we
have knowingly met for many a day.
Messrs. Estey * Co. placed very fine in
strument with four stops in the Congrcga-
tional " stry for trial last summer, and in
common With those accustomed to gather
in that room on the Sabbath, we greatly
enjoyed its soft duciana or flute, sustained
by very rich and powerful bass. But
especially would we speak of the Vox
Humana Tremolo, that distinguishing stop
of the Cottage Organ, soft as the wind of
summer night and tremulous as the
voice of sorrow. This stop always arrests
the most careless listener, aud generally
stirs up those pleasan; emotions that testify
to the best power oS music. The reputa-
ton of these Organs is UNIVERSAL and de-
| light alike the select few assembled ia the
drawing room or the multitude Of wor-
shippers that listen to its full power in
the sanctury, Messrs. Esiey & Co.'S agents
are numerous and obliging and those who
would add music to the other attractions of
home, or churches in want of a sweet
and powerful instrument to encourage and
sustain a choir cannot do better than TO
give them notice Of what is wanted
! Vergennes Vermonter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

The RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR
YOU'VE PEoPLE.-The April number is
one of unusual excellence, comprising
great variety in its articles and illustra-
tions, and is characterized by the promi-
nence given TO "ont-door life" The
story OF the :" Little Rid Hin" will cause
many hearty laugh, and the little chill
dren will be specially entertained with
two stories about their pet, the Squirrel.
DR.. Hayes, the Arctic explorer, continues
his story Of. Philip, the Greenland Hum
ter. Vieux Moustoche's article is upon
Spring Sports" There is capital sto-
ny about singular fish, the Garpike, and
another concerning new way of flying
kites. while the coming of Spring is an
nounced by an Easter Hymn with music.
Hurd & Houghton are the publishers, at
459 Broone Street, New York. Subscrip.
tion price. $3.50 per annum, and may be
had of 0. F. Woods in this village.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
Co.,iyeus.s the Source Of

Costiveness the Source o.
causes Piles, Headache, Dizziness, biFe.
ing. Oppression Of Food. Low Spirits W..
&c. DIR. Hiarrison's PERlsTALrIc LazLs-
cure all these and every form Of DisP'fs.
cure for Piles, either bleeding or bliha-e
LEGATIONS are only time aud money ~,
J. S. HARRISON g. CO.. Ploprietois'
Temple, Boston, and by all druggists % '
receiving 6Oets.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

his feelnks," as as with changed counte-
nance, hat over eyes, crest-fallen air and
siding gait, he disappeared. Alas, for
political ambition AS common courtesy
will not allow us to say who it was, we
will only add that the Editor of the Ver-
monter was not in his sancIum when the
incident occurred.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
To Housekeepers and

The Subscriber respectfully informs p y. 7
that having established the kleetN Mi
the buildings of Smith, Mason Z % y, pi,tr.
All Kinds of Plating or ~ -
sets, Pitchers, Goblets, Knives, foI nS Il D
&c, in the very best manner, ~ "a
prices. Al work sent to me, OF ~ 70 d q
will be attended TO promptly, ana ~ = III >
deducted. Work Re Plated maze sp S n d
Springfield. Vt, Sept. Il. 1860.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

;. T.-lSG0,-X The auo...
sold In one Year is somethins s. OF Rs,ss
broadway SIX Feet h,clt' Sos startling. H.
brakes Mandatory Z ons We fas n
York 1t is said that Draka ,a n, 'ae inslHvS
Eastern States with his hin.el all d.
and then got the old granny no 'aipte Is
venting disfguring the taes o sss,s.ator "a ~
monopoly, We DO not know 4 h na'uie, Via
the Plantation Bitters srtI ~ HVw this Is Ia
death ON nssna ~ ai' classes Of the eosI ny
when ia r ~ Sipe Is They s,s
"a'n nhsuia ana weak, and great az sO., "
Saratoga Spring Wafer, % s'' y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

CONGRESS- Congress adjourned on
Saturday ill the first Wednesday in July,
at which time, unless there is quorum
present which shall direct otherwise, it
will then adjourn TO the first Monday in
December. The Senate bias been con-
vened in extra session by the President,
to attend to executive business, and will
probably remain in session about ten days.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

- Airs. W. G. Brain, who resides near
Ernst Station, OHIO, went on Sunday MORN
i.g To &C ssdenre of her father on Pleas
ant hill, taking with her two of her four
children blind girl Of three years and an
infant of eight months. In the kitchen of
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
CHAIN LIGHTNING BENZINE.

For removing "quick as ghtnng all kinds Of Grea Sc
Spots, Paint Varnish Tar, Wheel Gresse o. from Gar
ments Carpets, silks and Cloth of every description with
out injury to the meat delicate fabric No other article
can be like il. Sold by 6. @. GOODWIN CO., Boston
and all druggists ls20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
pUsH's ARGENTINE HAIR DYE

The most perfect 'nomcal, surest, quickest safest
most harmless and reliable Hair by In the World Easy
in Its application; changes grizzly gray red hair
nstantaneousy to bright and perfectly natural brown
black Warranted TO satisfy In all cases. money
refunded. GEO o. GOODWIN CO., Boston. Sold by
all druggists. 1925
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

LYoNis EXTRACT OF PURE JAM.Ul Ora
ton, Nausea, heartburn, Sick Hesdafhs, j
&c, where warming, genial stimu.As. !
careful preparation and entire purity nj
and reliable article for culinary purpla
where, at so cts per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, soai l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
dSperial Motifes,
CURE FOR PIN-woRMs
II worm Rsmey i neeasa aon i.Il to 20. 1ot,e Of

II "VIH Nthle1y Il heedeI, don't MI 70 get bottle Of
DIR. +. G, GouLDs PIN-woRM SYRUP.
This syrup fails in the aggravated to
expel these Irritating aud dangerous entirely om
the system.
Adults o. 90 or 20 years who have suffered for life
THE children upon whom all other remedies have
been tried In vain, relieved of all annoyance In "a
hours and when taken according directions II will
effect an entire cure. 1t eathartc aud improves
the health by removing all impurities the s. STEM
aud Is always SAFE, even with the youngest child,
sold by q o 'oDwIN & co, Boston, and by drug
gists everywhere. ID 26
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

WHAT Din Ir!-A young lady, re,ursi5ss
nome aiter a sQjourn Of few months in M \
y recognized by her friends. In place q -
faoe, she had .soft. ruby complexion. d /,
smoothness and instead Of y, she resly,,,
She told them plainly size used llagau, n
aud would not he without II. ANY hdy a,
personal appearance very much by using :,
can be ordered Of any druggist for ouly % h
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sod ii
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

AN who valae beautiful bead oth,I, a., j,
ton from premature badness and tnrn NH, ~
hail to use Lyon celebrated Ratbai,on Y
reh' soit, and glossy, eradicstes dand-,,s y, n
hair to grow with luxuriant beantv ~ I, = !
where. Z. THOMAS IyoN ~ u, >
Saratoga Spring Water, sold Sy,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

Heimstreet's inimitable Hair ColoriRg hsi
growing In favor for over twenty year b
absorbents at the roots Of the hair aad 5
original color by degrees. An instanta5ss
and ipjure the hair. Ileimstreet's Is aai
tain in It's results, promotes Its gruRth, ii
HAIR DkEssIS0. Price 50 cents and ia
dealers
Saratoga Spring Water, sold J,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
Another INDIAN MAssAonE.-wAsH

ANOTHER INDIAN MAssAoRE.-WAsH-
iNGToN, April IA letter from the wife
of distinguished army officer at st. Lou
is, received here this morning, confirms
the report of the capture of Fort Buford,
at the mouth of the Yellow Stone, on the
Upper Missouri. Col. Rankin, his wife,
a child, and the whole garrison were
slaughtered, in all about 80 souls. 1t is
due to the memory Of Col. Rankin to state
that he had represented fully four months
his inability to resist prolonged attack
against the overwhelming force the In
dams brought against him, and requested
to be Reinforced or drawn into more de-
feasible position. Private letters say that
he anticipated his fate, and made good his
promise to his friends, that he would de-
| fend his position to the last man. His
promise has been verified. Private letters
state that he repulsed with his small force
the attacks of from 1000 to 1900 Indians
killing 800 and wounding over 1000
before he was overwhelmed. 1t is gener-
ally supposed that Col. Rankin shot his
wife to prevent her falling into the hands
of the Indians. No possible blame can
be attached to Col. Rankin's memory for
the fall of his post, as he had had many
years experience in the Indian country,
and was an officer of great GOODNESS and
discretion.
SAN Francisco, April Late ad-
vices from Arizona represent the Indians
to be troublesome. On the LIST of March
!. the Indians attacked train returning
from Prescott to Lapase, in the vicinity OF
Dale Creek, and killed three men, wound
ed one, and captured "a animals, four
guns, three pistols, and 800 rounds of am
munition. Dale. Creek, the scene of the
massacre, was formerly military station.
The people of Arizona complain of the
Incidence of the military and the indiffer-
ence of the Government to these outrages
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
I DIR. S. s. FITCh'
g F A MILY III ! , :

seventy-six pages; price % cents s.s I s' roa
No money required until the o 80 & y
fully approved IL is perfect e 81 TnE.
posed. Address, DR.. s. ;. fIlVh n, Hogs.
DR.. Fitch will be at the lslA a.b Weaasi
Wednesday, Jan. %, and every 81"