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SUMMARY.

The Housatonic Railroad is completed
and in operation. 1t connects with the wes-
tern railroad at West Stockbridge, so that
COW there is a continuous line of railroad
from Bridgeport 10 Albany.
Col Webb has been again indicted by
The Grand Jury ofNew York. The indict-
meni covers all the points considered bare
BY the Judges on the former Indictment
he has been arrested and admitted 10 bail.
The currency question is now claiming n
arge share Of the public attention. The
Tyler, and many of ,he Wing papers advo-
ae the National Exchequer recommended
by TIE Secretary of the Treasury at the last
session of Congress. No doubt some plan
oTegulate the currency will be strongly at
tempted at the next session, and will proba-
bly, be adopted.
Dewitt C. Clark of Brandon has been ap-
pointed Quarter Master General of the Yer
mont Militia, in the place Of Davis Rich re-
signed. Good Mr. Clark is an active,
capable man, and.wiIl do honor TO the sta
lion.
GOverOnr Paine has appointed Thursday,
The Sih of December 10 be observed as
day ofPublic thanksgiving.
Charles G. Anterior has been elected U.
SSenator by the Legislature of New Hamp'
shire,
Hill of New Hampshire is going 10
Washington as associate Editor of The
Globe.
A series of resolutions condemning the
iaFiIi and the protection of American in.
'us'Fy and sustaining Dorr, were adopted
'S Inc voice of New Hampshire at late
l0cOfocO convention.
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a CARD.
tn my GOODS MERCHANTS.

To DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.
N consequence OF the extremely unsettled sti''
Of the currency for few years past, rendering
the sales on credit so very hazardous, and NE
manifest wrong and injustice OF charging tns
good man so high profit as the necessity Of ~"
case compels every one to do in order TO meet m
losses by the bad we adopted the plan OF buying
ond selling exclusively for cash And now raw
fully tested the fact. thai those VINO Dny 'hr'I
goods Of credit houses, OF OF cash and cIeu -
houses, cannot at all compete with our cus'oiirI
in the sale of their goods, We shall thereio'e
continue the same system. III,
By paying cash for our goods We are .n'I
to obtain most Of them from Manni1elu,e,, ,%
from first hands, thereby saving tat leas'J az
charges of the commission merchant, -
guar antee, interest, labor Sc''~nrH
often anoun7s toa retail profit. which, enables Us
TO sell by the piece, aslow a. they are "Suail'
bought by the package, (intest of IL
We therefore specially invite all nose IN INC
trade who are not willing TO pay the losses oy oti
ers and can make such pay for their goods; 70 o@h
and examine ours. before purchasing elsewhere
we keep constantly on hand general assert
nentof American, English and French "9o'eh,
Cotton and Silk, Fancy and staple Dry uoou'' D!
he piece or package. ,,o
LESTER HOLMES & CO.
I67 PeGrIst.
New York Aug. 10, lS4l 10y
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JOHN G.. COLT.

The closing scene in the career Of this
wretched man occurred yesterday. All the
desperate efforts of his counsel and friends
10 obtain new trial, a reprieve, or miii-
CATION of his sentence, LAYING utterly failed
and his last hope of avoiding an immediate
and shameful death being at an end, he was
married yesterday at noon 10 his mistress,
the mother of his child. At o'clock P.
M. his brother and his wife took leave Of
him forever, and. at his earnest solicitation.
he was allowed to pass his last hour alone.
At a quarter before 4. when the Sheriff went
10 his cell TO prepare him for execution, he
was found dead having driven knife 10
his heart !
Human Justice has been robbed of its ap
propriate sacrifce,yet 10 the Divine require
ment the satisfaction is complete. The
blood of the victim no longer cries from The
ground for retrbuiion. Let The grave, then,
cover his errors, save as they may be ren-
dered beacons to the pathway of Life.
At few minutes before 4, Sheriffs Hart
and Wesiervelt went to his cell 10 announce
to him that his hour had come-but their
summons was not needed. DIR. Anthem
stepped into the door, but started back in
horror. Or looking in at the cell, the body
of Colt lay stretched at full length upon his
bed, lis. hands crossed upon his abdomen
and covered with blood, and small Span.
ish dirk driven to his heart, was sticking in
his body. His mouth and eyes were slight
ly open, and the knife had not been moved
after its deadly thrust. He was pronoun.
ced dead by physicians in attendance, the
Coroner took charge of the body, and the
cell was ed.-Tribune.
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sIottot3s Vegetable Life Medi-

CINES-A mild yet cffrciual medicine con.
cd Of the hest material known TO meLicat scf"ce
and of the best quality that money can procure
for fine cleansing ef the al rnenlaty canal alT J."
l;avino the springs and ave nHeS ol all holn'o GU
struc,ions aud impurities. must lie p'rHe '''s
sing and a dome, tic and individual rro'eet."n ana
safeguard, in proportion as II becomes S"uM IL
Such a medicine the families o. w" C"Ttu
cttcs have long had in Moflai's &c lelrlted LIS
PGis and Phgnix Bittcrs, and the good they have
49, ;s ;pcstip,able They have w"n iheII high
f'rnc and 6tmly established character BY their
,r,,.s .lope. without the aid Of q { usual srts
Of notoriety er impudent expruu ent On the
f,;,b of the credulous. In all genera derahge
vents of Tie digestive and allmcniary lnneti""S-
&C in n vast variety of acute and chIonc diseases
,bair eSerts are complete Us 10 rxche aSiOnIsh-
mcrt I'm m umatiSn, settled pain IN The cry
ans and limbs castvcnc s.pIlcS. iiver cohllIaihtS
;,nnIice pcryous and billions attacks. headaches,
ievrr aud aCuc, sruptive diseases had sprci o.
49, cor,nlevi,r if,djrestion ann hlulrney choices
.fSct;nns tf the bladder and kidn'ys, droF'y
.stbna ard bronchitis rhrumaiIc coles ana sore
tbro,ts and Indeed in every conceivable Kind ,
| IN braltb they arc invaluable aud VII! ai'nrd Ger
! tain. and most generally pcrmanci reh'l hfI
\ require neither confinement @: cnange OF ui"' -
thew ntither p.ostrate the strength nst2l'e pm
| and more dellc htlul end eff ctHsi mediei"'
cannot be procuNd either for indIvIduais Or ''T'-
les. The proprietor las received ior hi'hs
years and is continually receiving me n.''' '''-
vent and graf rul tcstim1Iilais oi thtii F'i"c'
For sale wholesale and rcIa by ii"ghT q
Arthur Burlington VI. Az Is, t"r ID" l't''
10 whom sp;licatinns tr agency must ~
made AGENT for Middl bury, ". :. KCS
Sell. first door south Ihr psf Office. 1871
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, }

STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Addison, IS {
BE it remem bered that at prolat couItheld
at Shorehn m, in and for the District of Addison,
on the I'd day of November A. D. 1872.
Polly Wright named execu Ink in an instIu-
ment purportIng 10 be the las will and testament
Of
MOSES WRIGHT,
late of Leicester, in said district deceased, pies
ents the same for probate; 1t is therefore order
ed that The same be examined for probate,
at a session of said court tob be held at the office
Of U. II. Everest Esq. in said Shoreham on
We dnesday the 9TH day of December next at
on O'Clock in the afiern DON; AID that notice
the reof be g ven TO all persons interested, that
they may appear and make their objections 10
the probate and allowance o { said will, by pub
fishing a certified copy of this order in the
Mi dde bury Peoples Press-a newspaper print
ed at Middebury in said district, three weeks
successivel previous 10 the time Of said court.
J. 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record,
I27 Attest J. 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
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HoRRIBLE MURDERs.-The Greenville
Is. c. Mountaineer, of Nov. 4th saws =
ave are informed by gentleman from
Spartanburg that one of the most awful
scenes was enacted in that village, on Tues
day night last, which we have ever recor-
ded. A drunken man by the name of John
Davis, stabbed six men with knife. two of
whom-T. ]. Larder, Esq, and Mr.. Sam.
uel Brawley-were killed. So far as our
informant could ascertain, the sufferers had
not interfered with Davis in any manner {;
but some one had molested him, when he
arose from the bed in which he was lying,
lit being IL or II o'clock at night,) and
commenced an inGiscriminate slaughter
Davis was secured. He is about 10 years
of age
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NOTICE.

An address will be delivered before the
Young Mems Temperance Society at
the Congregational Church in Middle bury.
on Wednesday evening next, tomorrow
by Hon. VIM. SLADE. on the occasion of
the death of the late Frederick A. NJ.
Ferre, late a member of the Society. AS
it is understood that the address will not be
confined exclusively to the subject of Tenn
perance, but will embrace other topics of
general interest to young men, it is hoped
there will be general attendance of that
class. The attendance of the Ladies is al
so requested.
E. R. WRIGHT, Sec.
Middlebury, 18th Nov. 1912.
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SOMETHING NEw-MoRE OF THE WELL
AND CANNAL. A schooner came into our
port, on "Wednesday, from St. Joseph, on
Lake Michigan, with 5000 bushels of wheat
for Charles J. HILL This is a rare event, but
it is important. We are assured, by gen.
tleman acquainted with the forwarding bus
mess in all its branches. that if there was
good McAdams road made to the river, op-
posite Carthage, he could land wheat at the
mills in Rochester at cEnaper from to
cents bushel than ifbrought down the Erie
Canal. Yet the Regency tells us there is no
need of enlargement !-RochesterI Democrat.
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CORRUPTION OF THE PRESS.

We trust the early and earnest attention of
Congress will be turned to the shameful pro-
figracy now displayed by the Federal Ex-
ecutive in the subsidizlng ofthe Public Press
in this City and elsewhere. Here, three or
four daiies of the very feebest circulation
and character, beside one or two that hare
some circulation, are constantly filled with
Government Advertisements, many ofwhich
ought not TO be published here at all, and
the rest ought not to be published where
somebody will be likely to see them. Thou
sands of dollars of the Peoples money have
already been squandered in advertising Pub
lie Land Sales, Sc, in papers like the Stan
dard, Union, and Morning Post, which mon
ey, for all public purposes, might just as
well have been thrown in the fire. Then the
List of Letters, which ought to be published
only in papers having the largest circulation,
are put in one paper which has a circulation,
and then shuffied round between three or
four others which are of no possible account.
All this costs money, which is wantonly
wrested from the People TO keep the breath
of life in three or four journals which could
not possibly subsist OH the patronage legiti-
mately afforded them. Before the ueXt E.
lection we shall have these same papers pa
rading a statement of the Public Expendi-
lures as an evidence of "Whig Ertrara-
gance,'' after they themselves shall have re-
ceived portion ofthese Expenditures from
a treacherous Executive to sustain them in
preaching Loco-Focoism And all tho while
that he is thus cheating, he is still more sig.
nally cheated. He thinks he is buying them;
they know it is he that he is sold Will not
Congress put stop to this disgraceful prof
ligacy Tribune.
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daughter, who lived near, and her husband
or even their children, ever to approach his
place, on account merely of some whimsical
pique that the old man had taken against
his child. One morning the inhuman be-
ing found his gradchild, under three years
of age, climbing upon his garden rail, and
he deliberately went for his rifle and shot
the boy dead. The victim fell inside of the
fence. The old man reloded & sat watching
Not long after the mother came seeking
her child, and the minute she touched her
fathers garden rail,as she did with a shrek
the instant she perceived her dead child,the
old brute shot her in the temple and killed
her stone dead on the spot. The hoary
manic las he is now accounted) shot the
father also when he came. and he is now in
prison to answer for the three murders
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NEwsPAPEhs.-I positively never knew
a man in the country who was too poor to
take a newspaper. Yet two out OF three E.
ven respectable people read no papers but
what they borrow. As speak generally,
hope offend none If | do, the greater the
necessity to speak out. Every man is able
conveniently TO take weekly newspaper.
The cost is four cents per week. How ma
ny who think themselves too poor to take a
paper, pay as much daily for drink Miser-
able man; thou art poor indeed.-Franklin.
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Coon AGAIN FROM INDIANA.-Dr THoM-
SON, Wing, has been elected from Allen
Country to the House of Representatives of
Indiana, in place of M. S. Wines, Loco.
deceased. We believe this gain renders
morally certain the choice of a Wing U. S.
Senator for six years ensuing. MIR. Wines
had 100 majority in August.
The reported death of A. l.. Wheeler,
Loco Representative from Marshall and
Fulton Counties, is contradicted by Mr.. W.
who saws he takes as much beef for his din
ner as ever he did. On such point, we
think he is to be credited, if he is Loco. So
there are no more vacancies TO fill. The
Legislature convenes early in December.
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JOHN c. CoLT.-Every effort has beel
made to save this offender. Io~
ing was held in New York 10 delay the ex.
ecuiioD by application 10 the Governor
which was denied,as was before his applica.
lion for pardon. Further the counsel of
Colt served upon the Sheriff formal pro-
lest against the execution ofihe sentence
Oflhe Court.
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STATE OF VERMONT D
District of addison. SIS. {


EPEit remembered that at a Probate Cour
a > ned at Middl bury, in ard for The d is
trict o. Addison, on the 10th day Of November,
4. ID. 1912
Harvey Pritchard, executor of the last will
and testament Of
ETHAN ANDRUS,
late Of said Mid dlehury deceased, presents his
admin istration account fer allowance; And it is
thereupon ord cred that the same be examine
for allowance by said court at a session the OF
TO be held at the Office Of the Reg lister Of ga id
court in said Middlebury, on Wednesday the
2lst day Of Dec ember next at one o'clock the
afternoon. And that notice thereof be given
10 all persons interested, that they may APP
pear and make their objections 10 the aliowa nee
of sal d administration account by publishing a
certified copy of this order in the Midolebury
Peoples Press. newspaper printed at sail Mid
dIebury, three weeks successfully previous to
the time of said Court.
j. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy o. record.
90. Attesl J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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A fat WindfaH. We understand, on good
authority, that Francis Upton Fenno, Esq.
of Upton Cottage. Otsego county, young
Lawyer, through the death of relative in
England has become the heir ola fortune of
$4,000, 900 and 60, 600 acres of land lying in
the State of Alabama--Chenango Tele
o-r0Dh
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HENRY CLAY. Mr.. Clay had "a very en-
thusiastic and most hospitable reception at
indianapolis, Ind, on the 9th inst. 1t is
computed there were forty thousand people
present.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. Mr., O'Calaghan Roman Cath.
Ole Priest will celebrate Mass on Sunday
The 9th inst. in Middlebury. All the Cath.
olics of this Town and lis vicinity will be
pleased to attend.
Middlebury. Nov. 21st. 1912.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court fer the District Of New Haven
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
the claims and demands Of all persons against the
Estate of
LUCY COBB,
late of Bristol in said District, deceased, represen
ted insovent, and all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto: And six NOV tbs from the Sd day
of October, 1912 being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, do there fore give notice that we
will attend To the business Of said appointment
at the dwelling house of Abraham Vradenbu CHS IN
said Bristol on the first Mondays in January and
March next from / o'clock P, NJ. on each Of said
days. SAM'L II. HOLLEf. ComniS
WOLCOTT NORTON, { siouers.
Bristol, November 10th, 1872.
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Bankrupts 1t is estimated that about
twenty-five thousand persons have already
applied for the benifit Of the Bankrupk. law
the Union.
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HoRR1BLE OUTRAGE.-In the Kuninsas
Qowa) Gazette we find the most extraordi-
nary and cruel relation of circumstances
that we believe ever went forth in type
An old man lived alone, and had forbidden
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IL H. " RIGHT, SeC
Middlebury, 18th Nov. 1912.
Washingtonian Lecture.

Mr. A. Hyde will give Second Tempe
rance lecture at the Town Room on Thurs.
day evening Oath Nov.
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@Gov. BIGGER of Indiana has appoint
ed Thursday the Oath inst as the day OF
Annual Thanksgiving in that State.
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$4,000 REWARD

WILL be paid to any Physician who will pro-
duce better compound for family use than the
Genuine Dutch or German Vegetable Pills, siyl-
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Mr. Hills LAsT.-"Mr Webster is on his
return 10 Washington, and from the best in
formation which has come 10 our knowl-
edge, we are inclined TO the belief that he
will, before many weeks, voluntary retire
from the Department of State, with friend
v feelings, personally, TO the President,
..srhaps with The offer of foreign mis-
slln,* and that his place will be occupied
with a Democrat who agrees fully with
President Tyler in those points which have
forever separated him from the ultra Fede-
Pat.
Mr. H., il is now said, goes on salary
LOT me hrst year. as editor of the Madisoni-
an-the PAID defender of the President and
his Cabinet. A Wing administration! with
Isaac Hill at the head of the official paper,l
and the State Department to he filed
with "a Democrat who fully agrees with
President Tyler, &c.!
*We should rejoice 10 see Mr. Webster
should he conclude TO retire, accept the
mission to France; or England rather, if as
suggested, Mr. Everett would be equally
satisfied, and pleased to reside at Paris
What can be done for Mr. Cushing in this
case IN H. Sentinel.
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united States District Court,
Vermont D,s,r;c,
United States District Court,
Hermnnf DiSfrict

In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause AGAINST
petition of James Hill, of Starks borough in
said district, to be declared bankrupt al the office
ioi Samuel Prentiss district judge, in Montpelier
n said district. on Wednesday, December IA, 1912,
10 AM
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Rare Sport.

Rare Sport.
"HERE will be Turkey Shoot at the
l. House of Carlton 5. Dean, in the cas-
tern part of the town two miles north OF
East Middlebury village, on the 2sth inst.
al O'Clock A. NJ. at which Sportsmen in
this region are requested 10 attend.
CARLTON S. DEAN.
Middlebury, Nov. 21st, lS42.
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The SENTENCE OF CsLT.-The opinion
of Governor Seward, which we publish this
day, refusing to commute or in any wav
disturb the Sentence of Colt, was commu-
nicated to the wretched prisoner yesterday
morning. He received it al first with ap-
porent GOODNESS and unconcern but when
he saw bis fate was sealed beyond all pos
sibility of change, all the audacious bold
ness which has marked his bearing since the
day of the commission of his crime, gave
way, and he seemed overcome with grief
and detection. He sent for his brother who
remained with him through the afternoon !;
he also desired the attendance of clergy
man. During the first few hours he wePt
much. but this emotion aflorward gave
way, we learn, 10 an appearance of witness
bordering on insanity. To prevent his
self-destructon he will be kept shackled
until the day his execution. and no one
will be admitted TO see him except in pres
ence Of the Keeper Of The Prison. IN. Y.
Tribune.
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TALLOW. A good article, for sale al
= JOHNSONS,
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Female Seminary.

THE next quarter will commence on
IL Monday, December 18th. under the
instruction of Miss WHITING.
. Middlebury, Nov. 81, 1912. 29;3w
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Vea0 Goods.
E\HE subscribers is now receiving b
IL stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods.

Comprising all the varieties usually called for
in a country store. which he will sell cheap for
cash or approved credit. He would cali the
attention of community TO one fact, Goods
nave been for the last few weeks declining in
piice in market, those purchasing last reapins
the benefit, therefore enabling him ID sell a
little lower than those whose purchases were
made only few days previous. For proof
of this call and examine. P. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Oct. 81, 1912 %
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Notice.

Notice.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
A. q d. Ferguson, is this day by mutual CO nsent,
dissolved, and all demands due said firm are left in
the hands ofDavid Furguson for collection.
ANDRE FURGUSON.
DAVID FURGUSON.
Staiksboro, Nov. s, 1912. 2s; 3w
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United States District Court,

Vermont District.
In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause against
petition of John Strong of Hancock, in said dis
trIet, to be declared bankrupt, at the Office Of
samuel Prontiss district Judge in Montpelier, in
1912, 10,AM.
- United States District Court,
Vermont District.
N bankruptcy. Notice TO show cause against
petit on CT Nathaniel Hill, of Starksborough.
in said district TO be decl- red bankrupt, at the
oihce o. samuel PfentIss dist iict Judge in
Montpelier in said district on WednSsdty n
cember Il, 1912, loan.
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"Cure for Blindness %
THOSE who wish superior article Of
Il LAMP OIL will do well TO call at
Nov. %. JOHNSON'S.
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DIAM and figured ". d. lain,s, P'"tsd SIX
onies, Rlock. Blue Black ts'!k warp i-u'-
,res. Orlcaus and Indiana e 10Th. chez
Oct. 81. l. W.
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OLA IN and diamond Beaver Clo'fr, ~ 60,
can. English and German Bred CT us al
half their former ccs is fer rale ly
Oct u. !. to---
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Delegates 10 the Convention in Addison
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NAPS, CAPS.-A very lar~c assortment
" Of Fur Caps from 10 10 dOil1rS' h'"
Bows Cloth ard Fur trimmed 'ps lus'''e''-
we'd and will be sold very low by
w s. nSSo~-