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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-02

SaooI6 LIS successor with an enormous load OF
debt should be taken away. The boys who
Will attain majority during the frs. quarter Of
the second century Of the life of the Republic
Will toll and grosn under the heavy burdens
piled upon their backs by their fathers and
grsndfathers. The legislation which imposes
upon posterity is worse than that which op-
presses contemporaries.
q In the general appropriation bill for the
salaries OF State officers, and for defrayipp the
otner annual expenses necessary for carrying
on the STATE government, no appropriation
Tor any other purposes shall be included
Every other appropriation of money shall be
by separate and distinct bills for each appro.
priation.
The necessity, force and effect of this
change are obvious to any one familiar with
the way in which the general appropriation
bills are made to carry expenses not relevant
to the support of the government
8. When bill is presented to the Cover
nor tor his signature he may, in giving his
approval, apply the veto power to such Sec
lion or sections, Clause or clauses, as be NAV
deem objectionable, and return the bill with
lls objections to the portions vetoed. to the
House in which it originated, in which case
The portions objected to shall be considered.
ano' unless again passed BY two thirds vote
,. Do'h Houses, they shall not become part
If the law.
Respecting a discriminating or distinctive
'eto there is more to be considered than we
an now discuss. Appropriation bills coming
ate In the session are liable to be objection
Die IN some Of tn ir details; hence of late +,
ears changes Of constitutions have been :
made, empowering the Executive to approve
UGH bills in general and withhold his an.
rovai of such items as he may deem excess
I've, erroneous or improper.
. No bill shall become law unless it shall
signed by the Governor, and promulgated v
l'h.n twenty days from and after the close q
the session at which the same was passed II
Until Radical Innovations, our Governors o
ere uniformly accustomed to approve or veto v
'ery bill before the Houses adjourned A o.
Try serious abuse has grown 40 in later v
ars, attended with many evils. The ii
nendment would correct these in part Int !,
Q best OF all correctlves will always be to D
oct an honest, capable and industrious Fl
,vernor. 80
The last of the series of ten amendments tn
opposed in the bill Of Mr.. Young, is q re- Il,
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
Dr.. q. BEARD, Oocaliss,
q. ...........OAUPHNE STREET "a
OrlesRs InArnary.
O~ne houra from Ia to ~.

Omne houra from Ia to a..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-23

Sad AceIdent,-A sad accident occu:s
red near the depot in hisvillage, on Tues
day afternoon. AS the local freight train
was starting for Toledo Brooks PADoN, of
Ottawa, attempted to get on the engine to
have a chat with the engineer, but by
some misstep his foot was caught in the
drive-wheel and he was thrown violently
over With the wheel at each revolution,
his head and body receiving severe bruises
as he came upon the ground. His foot
was literally torn of, and this, in connec-
ton with his other injuries, gave almost
hopeless appearance to his case. He was
removed to the Office of DR.. RHEINFRANK
and in the evening the Doctor, assisted by
DIR. HUME, amputated the injured limb be-
low the knee. The small toe OF the other
FOOT was also taken Of. After the opera
tion the patient was removed to the board
ing house OF Mrs. MILLER, on Second
Street, and his recovery is now confidently
expected. He is . young man and had
lust obtained a marriage license, the happy
event to take place on Wednesday even
ing, one day after the accident. The lady
10 whom he was engaged, Mrs. WEAVER,
resides at Custar, this county, and on
lear ming Of the accident oame here ON the
first train Wednesday morning In eompA'
ny with several relatives OF Mr. PADoN
and on Wednesday evening at the appoint
ed hour, Mrs, WEAVER became Mrs
PApcA.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-23
DECORATION DAY.

DEAR JOUKNAL:--0ur citizens are, OF all
by notions and an occasional whim. But for
all that, we hold to some bonds 10 common
Love OF country, and love for our country's he
rses. Two little girls unmindful OF duties.
anticipated the day by h,ral cruwning OF the
marbles that mark the sleeping places Of our
countrymen to memory dear. Oh no. The
men who gave their lives to save the union will
never be forgotten. The daughters of the Re.
public will speak Of them to future generations
The story Of Sumter aud Gettysburg and bat
les all the way, will grow Did and oft repeated
till the yb ecnme venerable and dear as the mem
ory which fondly clings tn the fields Of Concord,
Lexington and Bunker Hill. But we have
some sympathy for people who can never for
get. In that future Republic whose q glory will
be marked By coming cenlennials, there will
be some men and some women who will wish
over and over again that some OF the
leaves Of our national history we're consigned
TO everlasting fOrgetfulness. Those whose
dark treason plotted the death Of the Republic
those who instituted the horrors Of Libby and
A Andersouvile; those who were deceived by
The mistaken piety OF StOnewall jackson and
those who were dNzzled by the military genus
Of Gen. Lee. Such splendid array Of talent
worse than wasted on doomed and lost cause.
plot to crush out the spirit of liberty and rent
the chains Of tyranny. Then go on oh ye ex-
confederaIrs-dcck the graves Of your fallen
braves. But we feel pity for the brave hearts
that cannot escape the record 1t iufamy.
Montgomery twp, June, 76.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-23
LETTER FROM FoSToRIA.
FosroRIA Quo, June 10, Isl

FosroRIA Quo, June 10, 1879.
EDITOR JOURNAL :-As have not noticed
any communication from this place to the
JoURNAL, and thinking an item or two would
not come amiss. send you the following:
The Fourth will be observed with becoming
ceremonies by our citizens. Arrangements are
being perfected by which everyone will be de-
lighted, that the day does not cume but once a
year.
In three more weeks our Normal School will
be one of the institutions Of the past. II Is to
be regretted that the citizens 'f this town nre so
disinterested in education as to allow the insti-
tuition to fall through for want of little sup
port. II is an undeniabe fact that the Normal
has been the means by which many OF the ciii-
Eens of F0stOria got through the past winter
without feeling the pangs Of hunger Real es-
tate has advanced in value; society has been
improved, and lively, healthy tone to busi-
moss has been its results. It's management has
not probably, been lately the best a change
in its head. some time ago, was the cause Of
temporal check to its progress. and now, as il
requires a few dollars outlay By the people
they all at once discover the astounding fact
that il don't pay! We admit il don't pay in a
pecuniary point of view, but Intellectually we
deny the assertion.
Many OF our citizens intend to visit Tontog-
any to witness the Fourth. From what
learn very interesting time is anticipated.
Business as general item is quiet. One of
our leading dry goods firms is advertising a
closing sale, aud from indications more will
follow.
Farmers complain about their wheat and
fruit being poor crop so far. The corn l"ks
we'll. A NoN-REslDEST.
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IMPRESSIONS FROM OBSERVATIONS.


EDrroR IoUREAL;-A few waysido jotlings
Of men aud things, as they appear TO me 10 my
rambles through the country, may not be with
out interest to the readers OF your valuable
Journal, My duties lead me through . eonsid-
orsblo portion Of Wood and Henry counties,
and as journey along by farms aud dwellings,
through towns and villages find myself COM
pairing this aud that, marking the progress, or
otherwise, Of farms, buildings, towns, &c,
To-day, June 10th, arrived at Grand Rap
ids, by the river road from PerrysburR. Said
road is In excellent condition, considering ihe
amount Of rain that has fallen lately; no deep
ruts to break buggy wheels, or jolt the life out
Of per son and all the bridges aud culverts
are In good order. All this 10 more than can
truibfully be said OF many other roads over
which pass.
was disappointed In the appearance Of
Grand Rapids. There Is much in name, and
itgenerAlly makes an impression aud creates
expectations. II is not a very gran looking
place, neither Is there very much Of it, Itcon-
tains few respectable looking stores, in some
Of which found very gentlemanly attendants,
who appeared to have plenty Of leisure to con-
verse; although il was Saturday. saw no
rush OF business except at Tue HOuriug mill,
where, l assure you, they make the dust 1y,
But tue merchants aud the people generally
are expecting prosperous times when they get
the new bridge and Narrow Gauge X. r.
hope they will get both. But, sir, il the town
does not present fine appearance, the river
does, and as stood on point tho mill,
where had an uubroken view above and be-
| low, | felt and was ready TO confess tho sight
was grand Above Is the dam touching on
the pon Of an island in the center, over which
| the water tumbles in an immense volume, from
which 1t goes dancing along, ripping over
| rOcks and forming innumerAble cascades, as
sumng every conceivable and inconceivable
form. The sight is really majestic, and il quite
caused me to forget all other surroundings fnr
the time being.
| ! saw some excellent gardens in this town
This NAV seem an insignificant matter to srme,
but not 50 to me. To my mind the surround
| ings OF the house are true index to tho char
acter Of its inmates, and there are few sights
more pleasing than a systemAtieAlly y arranged,
well-kept gard5n. 1 also notice ihat some
person is erecting very fine brick residence
near the entrance OF town, which will evident
ly be very far ahead Of any one already there
A very beautiful and substantial iron fence il
being placed around the grave yard. Pity bu
said yard had been located a mile or tive from
town, s.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-23
FROM MILLBURY.

MILLRURY, June 10, 1876.
EDITOR JoUREALi--It has been long time
since any items appeared In your ever welcome
paper from our place or from Lake twp. The
Granger has recently published items about
our town and township, and we agree with all
he has said az to the present aud the future Of
our place, but We canuot agree with Bro. Cal
lard in some other things. He has Professed
to be neutral in politics, yet he has copied and
wrote everything he could against the Repub-
lican party and favoring the Opposition. We
would really like TO know il The Gr0Hger is 60
ing or has gone to the Democratic party for Re-
form, or whether 1t is only after the "loaVes
and 6shes." We think the latter, as Bro. Cal
lard well knows that an Ethiopian cannot
change his skin, nor the leopard his spots
Now, as am no politician, win forbear to
say more at present on this subject, for fear
shall call out some questions | aannOt answer.
Death has been visiting our neigh5orhood
lately, taking three Of our Oldest aud most re-
speoted citizens. Some few weeks since Mr.,
James MeLarkin WNs found dead In his bed.
He vas one Of the Oldest citizens in Lake twp,
and was its frat constable. Last week Mr.
Blivau was buried after few weeks sickness
On the same day Mr.. James Holmes was found
dead out by his wood pile, aud was buried sun
daV. A large number Of friends followed hin
10 his last resting place. The minister, in hi'
remarks, sAid Ae had known Ar. A1lnes near
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Moonlight Excursion. TIL

Moonlight ExcursIOn.--The little
steamer David B. Spear, Capt. E. D. Lock,
Master, has been thoroughly refitted and
enlarged so that she will carry over two
hundred passengers, and she will COM
mence making regular trips between To-
ledo, Perrysburg and South Toledo on
Monday next. Capt. LocK has been at a
heavy expense to fit up new boat for the
accommodation of our citizens, and has
furnished her with the best outfit to be
had, making in many respects just the boat
for the Maumee river trade.
Arrangements are being made to give
the new steamer good send-off on Thurs
day evening next by getting up a compli-
mentary excursion for her to Turtle Island
Light House and return. The Arion Cor
net Band has been engaged TO furnish mu.
sic, which of itself is sufficient to draw a
large crowd. Our South Toledo friends
will have an opportunity to join us on
this occasion, and they no doubt will ap'
preciate it, having been without boat sc
long. We trust the citizens Of Perrysburl
will appreciate Capt. LOCKS efforts ant
give him rousing benefit The boat viii
leave South Toledo at Z, and Perrysburl
| at 7:30.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-23
A CARD.


EDIroR PERRYsBURG JoURHAL-Dedr Sir-i-
Hearing some persons we're not representing
my friend aud pupil quite right, thought
word.from me would not be out OF place. He
is from one OF our most respectedlf dlfamilies, and
his father ia one OF the finest civil engineers In
the State. lie, DR.. G. II. Kuper, lived with me
and studied 10 my Office nearly three Jears I;
some Of the time had full charge IT, He al
ways discharged bis duty careful lly aud to the
utmost Of his power he attended the Ohio
Dental College Que full course Of lectures and
stood fine exa mi nation at its close, for which
he can have certificate to that effect from the
Dean upon application. lie is man Of no or.
binary mechanical genius, with persevering
energy to succeed in anything he may under
take. You may, IL he wishes, publish the pur-
port of this letter, ss do not know what no
has TO meet aud consequently write very gen
eral hoping he may, by upright, honest en-.
deavor, command the respect and regard Of all
his community.
am respectfully, yours truly,
WN, VAN AsTwERP, NJ. D., DID. g.,
Prof. Mech. Dentistry Ohio Col. Dental SuTg'y
Mr.. STERLING, KY, June 10, 1875,
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LEGAL ADVERTIS'MTS.
SHEmIFF's sALE.-

John Yeager, In Wood County, o.,
Is. @. Carroll, O.al, Common Pleas.
by virtue OF an order of sale issusd 10 ne
above entitled cause, by tho CleFh of NE
Court Of Common Pleas, % Wsod county, OhiSA
and 10 me directed and delivered, l will oGsE tvf'
sale at public venduo, at the front door Of Ne
Courthouse, in Bowling Green, on
Monday, July 10th, A. d. 1879,
Between IL anil IL O'Clock A. n, OF said dayt
thefollo0inR described real estate, TO- wit.
Being parts of in lots No. three hundred And
eighty -seveu (3s7), aud four hundred and siy
406), iu the village Of Perry sburg, Wood
county, Ohio, commencing on the east side Of
Louisiana Avenue, forty-fve (45) feet south Of
the northwest corner Of said ip-lot three hun
dred and eighiy-seveu (Ss1l theuos eAatsrly
| ST right angles with LouisianA Avenue and
parallel With Second (2d) street In said village.
eighty-eight 1857 feet; thence soutberly and
parallel with said Louisiana Avenue twenty,
four "a feet, and thence westerly and parallel
with Second (2d) street, eighty eight 1857 feet
| thence northerly to the eaat line OF LouisiAna
Avenue, twenty four t24l feet 70 the place
of beginning, subject 10 a strip Of four ~ teet
wide of the easlerly end Of said lands foS the
uses OF an alley at the rear Of said promises
and forming a part OF the alley which rama
from Second (2d) street south, 70 IN alley paFs
Alel herewith, and which first mentioned SlleY
runs parallel with Louisiana Avenue, and alsa
excepting a strip off the northwest corner OF
the land so described throe (3) feet wide and
twenty (2Ol feet deep, to be used as g stairway
to the upper rooms OF the store occupied By
Frederick Yeager, situate on ihe premises lying
Immediately north OF said above described
lands Appraised at 1000.
Terms OF Sale--Caah.
OHAS. g. BAIRD, Sheriff.
J. r. TYLRR, Pl'iffs Ah'y.
June Sth. 1875. 8eSlG so
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Success Upon MerIt.-If there is al

Success Upon MerIt.-If there is an
instance upon the records of our country
where an article of American manufacture
has made its way to universal favor solely
upon Its own merits and without extrane-
GUS aid it is that of d. b. DELAND & Co. s
Best Chemical SdlerGtas. 1t has only to be
sold in one place and it is demanded in
another; and so it has gone ON, increasing
in favor until the products of the extensive
Chemical Works of ii. \. DELAND & Co.,
at Fnirport, Monroe county, n. Y, are now
immense. This article is made only at
these works by process known only to the
proprietors, and is better for all purposes
than Soda. Try it.
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ly two years aud IN that time had never hearn
any person say a word against him. But cad
say great deal more. have been very in
timately acquainted with Mr.. Holmes upwards
Of twenty-five years, and don't recollect OF
ever hearing Mr. Holmes speak word against
any person or persons or any religious denom-
iualiou, and doubt u any that alleHded his fu-
neral could say the same OF themselves, not
excluding the minister.
All three Of the above referred W, left good
evidence behind that they were prepared 10
meet their God. MILLBURY.
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MURDER Will OUT.

few years kg'," August Flower " was dis
covered to b. a c,rtain curo for Dyspepsia and
Liver CInl Iltinl, few thin Oyspeptics made
known to THAR friends how easily AMI quickly
they had been cured by iti use. The great
merits OF GHHEN's AUGUST FLOwRR became
heralded through the cInntry by one sufferer
to an,ther, until, without advertising. its sale
has become imminse, Druggists in EVERY
TOWN in the United States are selliugit. No
person suffering from Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Cos,veness, Palpitation OF the TIoart,
indigestion, ETC.. can take three d1ses without
relief @" tn your Druggist, A. II. CnAMPNEY,
an get bottle for rs cents and try il. Sam
pie bottles 10 cents.
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Following are the names Of the crew
Of the Nereid Boat Club Of this place, and
the weight Of each, as entered for tho re-
gatta; Stroke, w. J. PARKS, 1885, 2,T. B.
oBLINeER, 1873; 3, F. THORNTON, 100; 4,
JAS. DR1scoLL, 1873; 8, GEO. B. Crook, 1877;
6, JAS. TIMMoNs, lag; Z, G. L. RANcK, 1876 ;
8, s. HIRTH, 100; 0, E. G. MILLER, 115 ;
Bow, w. ]. SPAFFeRD, l44; Coxswain,
ii. S. HoTcHKIss, 1875; Substitutes, ]. w.
RoBERTsoN and w. P. MILLER. Colors,
White and Blue.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-23

moiat land and valleys generally are not
MS we'll adapted to their growth as high
ground, where the air circulatcs freely
among them, preventing the vines being
infested with hop lice and also preventing
mill-dew. Sward land should never be
planted with hops; a crop OF potatoes
should be grown on IL one season. The
hills are made about eight feet apart, OF
rows eight feet apart, aud the hops seven
feet apart in the rows. The roots should
always be covered in November with
course manure to keep the vines from win
ter-killinR.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-23

PersOnal.-Miss THANKFUL HUME, of
Fort Wayne, was visiting her brother, DIR.
HUME, this week.
Miss KITTIE POWELL, of Toledo, is Wis
iting friends in this place during the
strawberry season.
Mr.. DoRMAN BULLARD and lady, OF
York State, are visiting relatives in Per-
rysburg and vicinity.
Mrs. F. II. THOMPSON of this place, and
Mrs. c. G. BAIRD of Bowling Green, started
for Rhode Island on Wednesday of last
week on visit to relatives.
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SoIdIers, RpunIOn.-The soldiers q

Soldiers ReuniOn.-The soldiers ,of
the late war are making extensive ar
rangements in Cincinnati to celebrate the
Centennial 4th of July in becoming man
ner. They are holding semi-weekly meet
ings TO make arrangements, and all soldiers
Of the United States, without regard to
what war, in which service was rendered,
are invited to participate. 1t was our
good fortune to be present at meeting OF
the Old 9th o. V. |. on Saturday eve. last,
at which there was an earnest desire ex-
pressed to have all the surviving members
Of ther old 9TH Infantry with them, on this
occasion.
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DramatIc.-The South Toledo Dra-
matte Club will present to the public on
Tuesday evening next, 9th, at Union
Hall, that city, the pleasing drama of two
acts, entitled "0nce on a Time" conclud-
ing with the sparkling comedy of "Syl-
Was Soldier" The proceeds are for the
benefit of the South Toledo Band, which
together with the talent displayed by this
Club renders the entertainment worthy the
patronage of all.
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-Lendels, at HILLABRAND's,

-Lendels, at HILLABRAND's.
-Cranberries, at HILLABRAND's.
--Mince Meat, at HILLABRAND's.
Fresh Celery, at HILLABRAND's.
Apple Batter, at HILLABRAND's.
Imported Noodles, at HnLABRAND's
Salt and fresh fish, at HGLLABRAND's
Best fifty cent Tea, at HILLABRAND's
Potatoes by the Car Load, at HILLA.
BRANDS.
Tub and Canned Oysters, at HILLA.
BRANDS,
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DentIstry.-Drs. CoNDIT * THOMPSON
have their Dental rooms in Phoenix Block
thoroughly renovated and refurnished,
ond have nearly an entire set of new in
struments of the latest pattern. They are
in excellent trim now for the practice OF
their profession, andntheir efforts are al
ready being appreciated.
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POstpOned.-Owing TO being absent
last week at the National Convention, and
the pressure Of communications and other
matter upon our columns, some Of which
should have appeared last week, we have
been compelled TO omit this week our
sketch Of the business interests Of Perrys-
huro
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SuERIFFS SALE.-
Grover Il Baker Sewing :, VIZ
Machine Co., 1" "

Machine Co., w. Va
VS.. 60 r.,
Edward c. Carroll, Ell Al, "'NN A'0~e>
BY virtue OF an order of sale; issued fu
the nbnve eutitled cause, by the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas Of Wood county, Ohi0,
and to mo directed and delivered, i will offer foP
sale atpublic vendue. at the front door Of The
Court House, in Bowling Green, on
Monday, July sd, A. ID. 1879,
Between II and l2 2o'elock A. Y, ef aAid day i,
the following described real estate, to-wi.
ln-lol No. two hundred and twenty -four (22<l,
Appraised At 1925.
Also, in-lot No. two hundred and lhiriy -th REQ
(233). Appraised at S225.
The above described lots situated 10 the town
OF Perry ysbnrg,. Wood county, Ohio,
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
O. @. BAIRD, Sheriff,
KENT. NHwToN g. PUGsLsy, Pli'Rs An'ys,
June lst, 1876 1887 90
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
Store for Rcnt.-AsHEn Cook. 6

Gone to TOledO.-Our young friend,
WIN. BBANKERTs, has again taken a po-
sition in Mr.. A. NJ. GRAFF's popular one
price Dry Goods House, 107 Summit street,
Toledo. He desires to have his friends
and all who do trading in this line in To-
edo, to call and see him. l
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PERRYSBURG MARKETS.
c,aRuorss WEEKLY BIT otLpERrsRAou.

C'RRuorsD WEEKLY BY 0tLBERTBHAcu.
PEaRYsBURG. June l6, 1876.
Wheat. 950sI 2OlFlour z 6I Sc 5OtS7 90
Corn v 100 lbs 60@65 Oats - '''' ''''' 20
do shelled, ...40gt5 Rye '''' go. go. 10
Dressed Beef. ..6G7 Glover seed W ou %
Pork " DBL ....2S Oh Chickens " Id b'''''.S .
Hogs 81 eO@7 Is rurkeysR b. 10
Potatoes -. 2O,92j Beans, Navy" '75
Dried APPLES. IOdI2IS Beans, Common .'75
nutter .........I Is q 20 Lard ..l5@lS
Eggs. LOG ? Feathers 80 .I50SO