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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
Books and Stationery.

We keep everything usually found il
first class Book Store including sheer
music and music books. We have San
key and Bliss books entitled Gospe
Hymns, and Gospel Songs, Winnowed
Hymns, ROYAL Songs, w. o. Perkins
new singing book Zion and many
others. Autograph and Photograph al
buns, Checker and Backgammon boards
and all kinds of games. All the Poems,
American Bibles and Testaments from
5 cts upward, Catholic and Episcopal
Prayer Books, Hymnals, Box Paper
Stationery of all kinds. Call and exam.
inc at BABBITT d HAYES.
Cor. Westminster St. and the Square
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25

The holidays are past, and now we
settle down again to the realities of reg
ular trade. Don't forget that all goods
kept in a well regulated Drug Store are
to be found at Babbitt & Hayes cor.
Westminster St. and the Square, and at
prices that defy competition. Drugs and
Medicines, Perfumery and Fancy Goods,
Brushes and Combs, Soda and Cream
Tartar, Flavoring Extracts, Fine Con-
fectionery, Cosmetics, Cigars etc. Sara
toga and other Mineral Waters in large
quantities. Special attention given to
physicians prescriptions. Experienced
persons always in attendance.
IF goa haze physicians prescription
to be prepared don't fail to get our prices
upon the same before ha0ing 1t done else
aChere. BABBITT q HAYES.
Cor. Westminster St. and the Square.
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BRATTLEBORO.

An exciting runaway occurred in the
highway above Brattleboro, Tuesday.
A team heavily loaded with straw, was
overturned, letting loose span of horses
and the forward traverse. The horses
ran at furious rate, and were rapidly
gaining on gentleman ahead with a
single horse and sleigh, who seeing what
was coming instantly whipped up his
horse to get out of the way. Another
gentleman ahead with similar team,
supposed the single team behind was the
runaway and he instantly got out of the
way, and as his friend passed him at the
rate Of thirty miles an hour, he supposed
all danger was passed, and Immediately
reined into the highway just in season
to be overtaken by the span of horses
that had escaped from the load Of straw,
but by some miracle almost, he got out
OF the reach of injury as the span came
up and were thrown.
The field was Immediately looked over
for the "killed and wounded and
strange to say no serious injury occurred
to any body or thing. 1t was thrilling
scene when the second single team rein
ed, unconcious Of the running span, in
to the highway as witnessed by some
gentleman from Saxtons River who hap
pened to be in the rear Of the whole
procession,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
ROCKINGHAM.

The winter term in district No. Is,
closing Feb. 18th, shows the following
record. Pupils having no absent marks
Hattie d. Barrett, Della E. Holden,
n. Eta Holden George d, Bailey, Cep-
has s Holden, Freddie A. Smith. Those
having no tardy marks-Delila Z. Hol-
den, Cephas S. Holden, John A. Wiley.
Those standing perfect in moral deport-
ment = Hattie d. Barrett, Della L. Hol-
den, Eta Holden, Nellie j. Osgood
Merrett h Holden, Cephas S Holden.
Freddie A. Smith, John A. Wiley.
Those who have attended school every
day throughout the year and been per-
feet in moral department. Hattie D.
Barrett, Eta Holden and Freddie A.
NTH. E.C.H.
A young man, who, it is said, attended
ball here last week, became so intoxi-
Gated, when he started for home, that he
took the railroad track with his team
instead Of the highway, and drove from
instead of toward home. The result was
the horse went through and was caught
in such manner between the rails on
bridge that it was killed This was near
the Morris crossing, and the team was
discovered on the bridge in season for
the up train to stop before running on
to it. Meantime the young man, still
befuddled, took the train at Chester
going west, but did not go far before
discovering that he Was travelling in the
wrong direction and returned, and has
now had a week to ruminate on the vir-
tues, glories, tendencies and pleasures of
rum. We understand that he made a
remark that the highway had been
switched on the railroad track :" The
horse is said to have been valuable
one.
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Sunday Services.

IMMANUEL CHURCH. Rev CHAS. I, OGDEN
Rector. Services at l019 A. N. and Pm,
AT ST. CHARLES CATHOLIC CHURCH. Rev
r. L. GkNDREAU, Parish Priest. Mass and Ser
mon at 10 o'clock A, NJ. Sunday School at 8 O'Clock
P. Vespers and benediction of the Bless ed Sac.
rament at o'clock P. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev,
CHURCH TABOR, Pastor. Preaching l015 4 NJ
saooath school Ct noon Class meeting Immediately
ming. Sabbath School concert last S bbath evenine
IA the month. STRANGERS ALWAYS WELCOME. FREE
SEATS.
GoNGREGATI0NALC CHURCH, Rev. N. F. CAR
TER, Pastor. Sunday Services sermon ILL., T. n
Sunday School at Noon. Evening Service at
o'clock. Regular Thursday evening prayer meeting
at IA O'Clock cordial invitation is extended
At the BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev j. r.. HAS
klNS, Pastor. Preaching at l01S O'Clock A. NJ sun
day School at II At. Prayer meeting in the evening
Sunday School Concert the second sunday eyenina
IN each month. SEATS FREE
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Letter from Grafton.
Business Activity az the " City " OF Bellows
Falls--A hint 10 Teamsters.

Business Activity al the City . OF Bellows
Falis--A hint 10 Teamsters.
Correspondence
Mr.. EDITOR Most Of your readers
have but small idea of the amount of
teaming there is on the road between
Bellows Falls and Grafton. Last Fri.
day Invent from Saxtons River to Bel
lows Falls, between the hours of one and
one-half and two and one-fourth o'clock.
| passed four loads poplar and wood, met
twenty nine teams that had been in and
unloaded, saw three loads in front of
Babbitt IL Hayes store, and ten teams
in the poplar yards unloading, making
in all forty-six teams. III the other
roads centering into Bellows Falls can
make the same showing your "city I"
must present lively appearance
All our citizens are glad to see some
thing doing and to have the COED sled
ing improved, but the travelling public
are much annoyed by having the roads
INSTRUCTED by unobliging teamsters with
heavy loads. People travelling for pleas
ureare generally willingto give the whole
road when they meet loaded team, but
to be obliged to drive by loaded team
and some times three or four or more,
without stopping the teams at some con-
venient place to pass, is both unpleasant
and dangerous, and to travel behind
load mule or more when one is in a
hurry is nuisance. If all will try and
do as they would like to be done by"
there would be many instances where
there would be better feeling. 5.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
w EsTAIINsTER.

The Westminster Farmers Club will
meet with F, b. Sleeper, on Tuesday
evening, Feb, 10Th, to discuss the same
subject as at the last meeting.
SRc'Y.
The eighth lecture in the course will
be delivered by Rev, j. f. Moors of
Greenfield, Mass, Wednesday evening,
March /. Subject, Rome" Mr.. NJ.
has fine reputation as lecturer, is
able to speak on his subject from person
al observation. A rare treat is expect
ed, Give him a full house.
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ToWNsHEND.

The auditors report the receipts of the
town for the past year at s5,832.6S ex-
penses, $4,000 balance in treasury,
1926 SO liabilities, 81 1880 resources,
s1,479.1S Indebtedness, s2,650.32.
During the year 1875 there were 20
deaths, at an average age of nearly 40
years. There are now 26 persons in
town over rs years of age
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25

keg was found in an unoccupied pig pen
with faucet attached and tumbler all
ready for business. The liquor was con-
demned and spilled on Wednesday of
last week. Proceedings were again in
stituted against him and his grocery and
this time he was fined $40 and costs,
amounting to 1864 On his way to
Jail he owned up to the sheriff, that the
liquor found was his property, that he
had been selling rum, and that as soon
as he got out of jail would sell more
1t appears the lowest case of rumselling
that has appeared for ssme time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
PROCTORSYILLE.

On the evening of the Sth inst, tn,
dramatic club gave an entertainment
which was well received, and on the
same evening several young men got in
toxicated and made considerable dis.
turbance They were arrested and dis
closed on one A. J. Butler, and after
having been fined for being drunk the au.
thorities then turned their attention to But.
Ter who was fined s110 and costs. amount
ing to 1924, and in default of payment
was carried to Jail at Woodstock. But
Ter swore he had sold no liquor and had
not got any, whereupon search of his
premises was made and a four gallon
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
BOSTON MARKET--rsb. %

FL0UR.-The market is more active this week fo,
Flour. The sale at 81 % a $3.50 for Western super
hne; $500 to - % for common extra and So a
for choice brands. Corn Meal sells at atSs O9s Is
Fbbl In Rye Flour the sales have been "a 75d s5 Il
. Dbl. Cat Meal SOS Gs7.50 . Dbl
GRA1N.-Ihe market for Corn is dull Sales
Of mixed and yellow at % "a &c bush. Oats are
hTm and prices are the same. We quote mixed and
white at 46 q Sic p bush Rye c "a 81 ; bush
PR0VISl0NS.-TheT is firm feeling in ma K.
ct for Pork Sales Of prime at $500 a siS and en-
traclears2i9 $751; o. Beef steady at $l2O0 SIS for
mess and Sl6.509sl7 for family extra.Lard l3Sl43<
h. Smoked Hams. 135k6l41ze
PR0DUCE.-There is firm feeling for choice Rut.
ter. The sales at SG34e2 for choice New York and
Vermont dairies. and 20e30e for common Cheese
very dull az l0gi4e Fio White Beanssl ESQ 81 l215
Eggs 10000 doz. Potatoes 50. 45as SIC : busb
Poultry ls922c ? 10.
WOnb.-TheTe has been very fair demand in
the Wool market The sales have been 42OO0O lbs
California at 249 3se for spring and 40 z5Z for fail
5000 lbs. Ohio and Pennsylvania at $50 de-
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Latest News.
puArn or An EDITOR,

Joseph w. Wheelock, editor of the
Montpelier Freeman, died at his home
at o'clock Wednesday morning, aged
81 years.
r. r. ACCIDENT Two MEN BURNED.
Sleeping train going south ran Oft track
near South Wallingford, Wednesday
night, Cause, broken rail. Sleeping
car burned and two men in il. G. III.
Bissell, proprietor sherman House, Chi
cago, and his son some hurt, but not Sc
verely injured. F. f. Woodbridge, Yer.
gennes, hurt and burned. Lost all his
clothes but was able to be taken TO his
home this Thursday morning.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
liea
-

Passed to her spirit home Feb 9th, BELINDA
PhlNTESS. wife Of Samuel Albee, aged rs years
months, l6 days. Win New York and Vermont
FIELD, ~ years. month. IL days
In Jamaica, Feb. ii MARY r. wife Of John p
Robinson, aged u years
In West Wardsboro, Jan, %. Of consnmntion vi
OLA H. wife of Henry l.. w ait, aged 40 years:
In west Windsor, Feb. LIST, very suddenly. Of
months, 49, - 20
In Bsrtonsyille Feb 49, Mr.. ELIAB BOLTON
formerly of Groton, Mass. aged rs years
In Gouverneur, N. Y, Feb. 7th, Mrs Abigail
formerly of Westminster, '"is'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
CAMBRIDGEPORT,

The winter term of school in district
No / in Rockingham, taught by Miss
Ella Stephens of Athens showes the
following record: Scholars neither alb.
sent or tardy Jennie Perham, Minnie
Perham, Minnie Ward, Lottie Ward,
Winnie Moor, Fred Woods, Clifford
Moor, Willie Ward. Those that have
lost day or two by sickness and with
out any tardy marks, Fred C. Bodies,
Fred Whitney, Ella Drake, Charlie Tay-
Tor, Freddie Wellington, jennie East
man, Emma Houghton. The heads OF
families were generally present on Thurs
day afternoon at the examination of the
school. The exercises were a success,
and reflected much credit upon the
teacher, as we'll as scholars. On Friday
evening following the school gave an
exhibition at the schoolhouse, under the
direction of their teacher At an early
hour the house was crowded, many came
from distance to listen 10 the enter
tainment Some over two hundred were
accommodated in the house and MANY
were compelled to return home much
disappointed on the account of the house
being so crowded, that they could not get
seats. The exhibition gave good salts
faction and was acknowledged by all
who heard it to be a great success. They
closed their entertainment with feel,
ing adieu to their respected teacher.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
SOUTH READING.

Our lyceum was well attended on Fri.
day evening The exercises consisted of
declamations, reading selections by sew
eral young ladies, and discussions. f..
w. Goddard was chosen president and
Geo. M. Pratt, secretary. Next Satur-
day evening the amnesty question will
be ventilated by f. ID. ellison, f. A.
Robinson, w. w. Wilkins and one 9th,
er name which we do not recall 1t was
voted to have mock court in two weeks
with Geo. F. futile as judge, E A. Rob-
inson associate, when Charles Green will
be tried for stealing horse, with w.
W. Wilkins and F. d. ellison as counsel.
The prosecution will be conducted by
E. w. Goddard as states attorney, as
sisted by L. V. Clough. We presume,
Mr., Editor, there was a time in your
days when you took part in such pro-
ceedings in this same little village, and
if so do you consider your success in life
in any part due to trying to initiate some
wise judge or eloquent counsel? If so
it may give us Of later date, little
vim or ambition, At any rate will in
form you of our success in due time.
I'VE don't happen to have any success
to brag or speak of, but we are happy
to see that the judicial ermine of South
Reading is SO well preserved Thirty
years ago, in celebrated breach of
promise =" case, the only time we ever at
tempted the honorable practice of the
law" Hon. Frank NJ Robinson of Iowa
was presiding judge, and among the at
torneys was Hon Calvin L. Robinson Of
Florida, and one of the parties in the
suit was Geo. 0. Robinson, Esq, of Mich
igan, all of whom have been successful
attorneys in fact for some quarter of a
century. The "clerk . on the dis
tingushed occasion referred to, was J.
w. Nutting of Woodstock, who swore
the witnesses on the faith of Ebenezer
Ben Shoestrings, Jr." which was proba-
bly, the reason why they told so much
truth
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
CATTLE MARKET.


MOUNT OF STOCK AT NaRKET
Cattle Sheep Shotes. FA, Hogs. Veal
This week. 1879 52is % $50 q
Last week. 2iis Sis % 500 IN
One year ago. l4si 62Ss % 5000 Is
Prices Of Market BeeE-Extra. a. coo g 50 . irs,
quality, SEQ g T,F5s second quality So 10 "a 81 ~
third quality. s50 a $50
Sheep and Lambs.-PeT head in lots s2lla7s 50
Hides. &c q Tlfc. n.
TaliOW, Sc g Ger n.
Mich Cows and Cslves.-s35. SOS. SIS and So
Prices Of Store Cattle.-W orkinT oxen = pairI51
c 500
kkMARkS.-Priees are fully sustained this week
and Northern cattle are small IN number that
butchers have TO depend on Western for full sur
ply. bunch Of handsome river cattle sold Al y
to s5Sc but the range was 10 80 Sheep remain \.
same bat are full firm, and quicker sales Il -,
up to e5<c few crates Of Live Poultry in market
and sold for l5e., mixed lotz-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
WILMINGTON,

Daniel Wheeler went to an adjoining
town one day recently, got drunk and
drove a nice young horse in such man
ner as to cause the death of the horse in
a few hours.
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aalarrted.

ln Chester, Feb ~, BY Rev. E. ]. Chaffee FRED
a a CCSpoh, OF Springfield and ISABEL HOLDEN,
:, In This village, Feb 1Tth. by Rev, N F. Carter,
Mr; ADDISON y, X. WILDER Of Nelson, N. IL,
Ia Perkinsyille Feb 10th. by Rev VIM H. Rugg.
GEO. A. REED and Mrs. AUGUSTA c. DODGE,
both of Peikinsville
:, Feb, "a; by the same PRESCOTT WARREN of
5reenfeldl Mass. and AZELLA BRIDGES Of
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GRAFTON.

The village graded school closed on
Friday last. The higher department
was taught by Mr.. E L. Peltier, and
the primary by Miss Hattie Hadley,
both from Chester Mr.. Peltier is fine
scholar, thorough and efficient teacher,
and this is the sixth term of this school
taught by him, with very general salts
faction to both parents and pupils. This
was Miss Hadley's first term here. She
gave universal satisfaction and conclu-
sive evidence that she possessed the re-
quisite qualifications for a frst-class
eacher.
The president of North West Fur
Co, some three weeks since, while out
hunting, fell and seriously injured his
right knee, since which time he has been
so sadly out of repair that he has been
unable to discharge the duties of his Of
flee or indulge in his favorite sport.
Drs. Campbell and Foss have given to
his case the benefit of their combined
skill with happy results he is now much
improved and the prospect is that the
quiet of the foxes will soon be disturbed.
Fortunate that the law fixes limit to
the time for hunting partridges, for of
late in this vicinity old boys and young
have really manifested mania for par
fridge hunting, some with good success,
while the unsuccessful efforts of others
have been amusing to outsiders. One
veteran in the business, never accustom.
ed to underrate his workmanship, after
driving FIVE miles, reached game grove
at the proper hour to take them, while
filling their crops with buds, found birds
plenty, discharged his gun seven times,
terribly frightened an equal number of
cartridges, and returned home with nary
bird. Another huntsman on same day
shot at three with similar results, and
was content to call three times an out
If this style of hunting should be al
lowed much longer, partridges not killed
would be frightened from town. X.
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| ELAND & GRAY SEMINARY,

The Spring Term of this Institution will co n
menee WED NkSDAY. MARCH EIGHTH, 1876.
Prof; z. Z. BOY NIoN, Principal. The Trustees
consider themselves particularly fortunate in sccur
ing the services of Prof Boynton who Is an exper.
fenced and successful teacher.
Persons desiring information of the school NAV
inquire OF Rev. q. 7. Frenyear, A. Stoddard or
Townshend, Feb q, 1876 III
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
Petition for Divorce.
STATE OF VERMONT.
JAMES AIKEN. WISpHAN. S..


JAMES AIKEN WISpHAN. S.,
SUSAN AIKEN.l couSTr CLERKS OyrIcx
WHEREAS. upon the 18th day OF february A
stD.. lsI6. JANIS AIKEN of Londonderrv in
sad county brought his petition against his wife
SUSAN AIKEN. returnable to the next term Of tbs
county court to be held in Newfane, in and for said
county, on the SECOND TUESDAY OF APRIL
$40 setting forth that be married TO the said
sasan March IL ls5, and praying for divorce from
the said susan for the thai the said Susan on
the 18Th day OF October, 1s72 wilfully deserted The
said James and has continued such deserton 10 sbe
present time a period of more than three years
"a said petition being presented to the Hon JAS
JARRETT. Judge Of the supreme Court for ssid
state Of Vermont and satisfactory proof beng
made to said Judge that the said susan Aiken re-
sides without this State in paris to the Peitianer
unknown, il IS ordered By the said Hon james Bar
rett Judge Aforesaid. that the said James norifx
the sand susan OF bis said petition and OF the term
o. the Court TO which the returnabie bv rub
llshing the substance thereof With this order for
three weeks suecessiveiy in the Bellows Fails TrsrS
printed at Rockingham Ia said county the last m
ieaiion e be at least three weeks previous 10 said
next April Term Of said Court. which rubf,rafion
stif be deemed sufficient notice 10 said Susan Aiken
70 appear and make answer 70 said petition
ROYAL TYLER Clerk
JAS L. MARTIN. Petitioners Attorney. SO
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DAY YOUR BILLsl

Notice Is hereby given that all accounts due the
subscriber, must be paid by the 18th day Of March
ney for collection JAMES q SWIFT
Saxtons River, Feb. 2lst, 1876 s in
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25

GOSPEL MEETINGS. Gospel meetings
under the auspices of the Young Men,
Christian Association will be held as
follows At West Brattleboro, Feb. 2s
to March /. Jacksonville. March PA.
Bakersfield, March At. Cambridge,
Feb. 70 to March Sd. Enosburg Falls,
March s-12.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL I!

/ have been appointed agent for Bellows Falls, for
the sale Of the above Oil. Those in Of really
Nice Oil. leaving smell in the room. can buy il
in any quantity. 1 have it in barrels and and 10
gallon cans
Feb. q 1876.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
HORSE WANTED

In exchange for agood Piano or good Organ.
want good reliable road horse, weight between
800 and 10 o lbs. age between and lU years. Any
one wishing good instrument will take in part
payment a good horse Call or write to A. A. MAG
Vermont,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
Ladies' Rubbers, 3s Cts.
And al other goods at corresponding low prices
I'll. q. CAMP,
Rockingham ST., Bellows Falls. VT. 8

Epery facility, as to prices and terms Of
payment, is afforded purchasers of the Ter
race building lots. .7-32
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25

= Nettie Priest of Coventry, has been
sent to Irasburg Jail for two months for
threatening to kill her mother.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
BLACK RIVER ACADEMY.

Il LUDLOW, VT.
Two courses of study-cassical and scientific
Fall Board Of six teachers. No primary depart
teacher of the ancient languages and the mental and
natural sciences: OLIVE 5. PRENTICE, Precep
tress. teacher of Rhetoric and Drawing; Lily Il. A.
Robbins, teacher of French and German: ROZZIE
n L0VEJoY. teacher OF bookkeeping and the En-
glish branches: Hattie NJ Smith, teacher of vocal
and instrumental music.
Spring Term begins FEBRUARY TWENTY
NINE 1876
The largest academy in southern Vermont. In
struction given in all the English Branches. Latin
Greek French, German Drawing, Oil Painting and
Music. From Si2 to SIS will pay for tuition, room
rent and books Board from So 20 to $3.50 per week
Catalogue sent free. For rooms, board. Or fur
Their particulars address the Principal.
SIS HEhBERT TILDEN, Ludlow. VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25

10 Is provided IN all deeds of the Ter
race building lots, that no Objectionable
trades or occupations aoiH be aito,oed. 1882
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25

The Terrace building lots are offered
on rery taeorabls terms. By J. d. Bridg-
man, Bellows FaRs, w. 7-32