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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, November 81.

CHICAGO, NONelupeT Si'
Flour dull. Wheat firm at an advance
of 2a3c, closing at s. 07a2 10 for No. l,
and 81 81 for No. 2. Corn steady at a
decline of laid, closing at s3 for No. !
and 7sas0 for No. ,. Oats firm at an adj
vance of 1ic, sales at 36ta37 for No. =.
Provisions dull; sales of mess pork at
S2l. Hogs moderately active; sales at
S6a6 so for common to good. Freights
dull.
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80. Louis Market.
Sr. LOUIS, November 81.

: 7 ST. LOUIS, NOVGmDtr II.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
dull and lower; spring . U5a2 10; prime
fall 2 55a2 Is; choice 270a2 Is. Corn
dull; choice yellow and white 0sa1 10;
prime mixed and yellow 05al o.; new
mixed and yellow s5a95. Oats tirmer;
54a55 for choice. Provisions quiet.
Prime mess pork - 90. Bacon lower.
Shoulders 14t. Clear sides Isl. Whisky
dull Mt 2 20a2 %.
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Judge Cooper Decides the Tennessee
Legislature Bogus.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 20.-At Muir
freesboro on Saturday, Judge Henry
Cooper, of the Circuit Court, decided
the present State Legislature bogus and
the franchise law unconstitutional, in
adjudicating the case of Gilbert RS.
Sherbrook, Commissioner of Registra-
ton, ofRutherforde county, for refusing to
issue voting certificates to the Sheriff.
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The JumeI VIII Cn,e.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-The Jumel will
case was on trial before Surrogate
Tucker yesterday. The testimony was
the same as that given in the trial ut the
Circuit Court. On its conclusion the
Surrogate rejected the will on the
grounds of unsonnd mind on the part Of
Madame Jumel.
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R.;Iroas Enterprise.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21.-A locomo-
tive engine passed over the new rall.
road bridge across the Susquehanna at
Hayre de Grace yesterday. The road
will be formally opened for travel on
Monday, lessening the time between
Philadelphia and Baltimore thirty min
utes. -.
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.EING SATISFIED Tn.,

DEING salts FLED TMA,
IL their patrons are prepared 10 encounars :,
ENTERPRISE which has for its object the protect,
and promotion of the welfare Of the Whit ~.
in This Republic, and the development and !.
ovation Of our young and promising STATE D.
proprietar Of the Wheeling REGISTER hss J,
laryed and improved this paper 10 meet tse /,
mands of increased circulation AMI grcun,
nopularity. and now takes pleasure in presastl,,
10 The people of this State, the Largest, Nes,.
est and Most Reliable Paper In W,u
Virginia.
THE REGISTER can point 10 ia p,a
history as the surest and best index Of is mt1,
course upon all questions Of National or Sl,,
policy. Believhg that the war was ended AZ
rs legitimate purposes attained with th4 SUM,
der OF the rebel armies and the aband6nnen, I,
slavery and secession by tho South. fh<s Rhas
TER viii be the uniiinching advocate % MI nes,
urrs that tend 10 promote the nationa hzrnosy
10 restore the unity of the Government and /.
extend TO all sections the priceless Lisssinc q
an impartial Union and lasting pessee ltxiI
he equally tirin in its opposition 20 Alt putin,
schemes that impose unjust ana unwarraatcl
conditions upon the reunion OF q Goverune,,
that was never broken, that guarantee PEN,
ual ascendancy TO one political pstty and M
changing ostracism to every Other and H.,
thwsrt the wishes VI every patriotic heari l.
leaving our country still divided, our p+sL
disunited our Union unrestored. Toltrst,,
the opinion Of all men, while stoadfastly A.
eating its own, despising the proscriptive bfot,,
Of fanaticism while firmly adhering 10 II. ON,
convictions Of right and duty,
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POREIGN PRUITs.

< Casks DRIKD BoHBh
~ PEARS. tnew.) ~
8 c.sss new snyrsa Fir. isi. u ssda
- Hexes Oranges and Lemons
800 Fresh COcoe Eufs. - IL
leo Dozen Assorted Canned Fuits -
Spiced and Cove QystssA 6ardipes,
Curr1ntA. Dates, Cltsons Co. ke- =. -
Just received ana Tor ale b rsctxE
6HULTZ 4 TKUSIsIsn
Hss:s. Tlssiiss. " I "a ". '''''
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From, Ottawa.

OTTAWA, C. W., Nov. 21.-It is report,
ed that difficulty has arisen in regard
to Hon. Darcy MGee's giving offense
to England and France, in consequence
of some indiscreet utterances lately
made by him.
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Rev. willian,s' Case,

New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The examina-
tion in the case of the Rev. G. I. Will
iiams, charged with picking the pocket
of Mrs. Clara ]. Moore, OF Phliadelpnia,
was up again this morning before 81
Justice Dodge. Tho testimony was Ia
vorable TO Mr.. Williams case. -
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Capture Of R.bser. i. Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2O.-Seven men
were captured ON Saturday, near Mitch
ellville, Tenn, by band of detectives
of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road, acting with United States author
ity. stationed there, and lodged in the
military prison in this city. They are
supposed to be connected with the rob
bers of the pay train.
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Fire Insurance Convention-Pslice
Appointment-TheL Lord Bond Reb-

Fire Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Appoiniment-The Lord Bond Heb-
beryf
New YORK, Nov. 2l-The Convention
of Fire Insurance companies of the
United States, which was organized at
Hartford. Conn, on the 26th of septem-
Der last, met in the room of the Cham
Der of Commerce in this city at noon
to-day, in pursuance Of adjournment.
Geo. w. Walling, Captain of the 10th
precinct police, was this morning APP
pointed Inspector by the Police Com
missioners, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Daniel Carpenter. The new
incumbent is the senior captain, having
held that position for thirteen years,
and has been connected with the police
of the city about twenty years.
Another arrest has been effected which
is calculated to bring to light the real
perpetrators of the Lord bond robbery.
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New YORK, Nov. 2l.-Judge Wilson,
of the United States Circuit Court, has
refused iniunctions demanded under the
Goodyear & Cannings patents, to re-
strain dentists from using hard fnpoer
in making dental plates, or to interfere
Mt all prior to final hearing.
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Charles Lamb, when little boy,
walking with his sister in a chnTch-
ward and reading the epitaphs, said to
her: "Where are all the naughty peo'
pie buriedp
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Temporal Power Of the Pope 90
End -Intriguc for Annexation OF
Sardinia 10 ErRncc.

New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The Herald's
foreign correspondent says: The citi-
zens OF Florence are quite certain that
Italy will have Rome, and the end of
the temporal power of the Pope is just
at hand. Italy is not free froin, danger,
however. The financial condition of the
Kingdom, is not at all healthy, and it is
alleged that Napoleon is already engag-
ed in an intrigue for the annexation OF
Sardinia to France, in return for nation
al services already rendered, or to be af-
forded in the future. Russia has for
mally annexed the territory of Tascheun,
in Central Asia, to the Empire.
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.,..,-.- !. NEW YORK, November Is,
Money more active and firmer at 6a7
per cent for call loans. Sterling ste ady
at 10esa1e9. Gold lower; opening at
141, declining to 1io3, and closing at
l40i., L.l-.5 49, ss
Government stocks without decided
change. 3T n- en8
Frsights toLiverpool frmer and more
active. -
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THE WEEKLY REGISTEB

Is published every Friday. It's contents Wis
made up of all important news Of the ud
telegraphic reports, transactions In the Maria
Editorials upon subjects of general inters 9
Agricultural Column, special correspotdSs
from all parts of the State, choice Literary -
poetical selections, and large amount Old-
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitahbs
all classes Of the community. In shsr, b
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue tobs u
best Family Neirpopsr ever pubiisA.d Is r.
STATE.
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The Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ian-Genernl Logan and the Presi-
dent.

New YORK. November 21.-The Com
mercial's Washington special says: In
huential BostOnians are pressing Mayor
Phinney, a peace Democrat, for the Col
lectOrship OF that port, bnt the Presi'
dent has not given them any encourage
ment.
The report that Macmillan Is not al
lowed to leave Mexico by the French is
not believed in Washington.
General Grant believes, however, that
he will embark before the end OF De-
celnber.
1t is said General Logan is making
preparations for the impeachment OF
the President.
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THE TIet.WEEKLy

Is published every Tuesday Thursday and vi
uriay, and contains, besides the content. " u
preceding issues Ut the Daily, many yhuss
items prepared especially for this publioatts
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THE ARBEITER FREUND,

An elegant journal. printed In the GsrBih %
guage, and issued for the benefit Of our Gerzi
citizens, Is published weekly at the REGlslh
Office.
Feeling grateful for the gencrou. eneenr.s
ment with which the friends Of the REGlsitt
have hitherto rewarded his efforts ibs ~
prietor hopes by continued enterprs. sD .
ergy TO merit In the future the same Libra y
tonnage which their paper has bertdS'
ceived.
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BACON,

WHAT DTD IRA ysunz lady ,..,,,,,.
her country home after a .oio.,r ~ 70
months, was hardly recognized by her 49,
IN PLAce OF rustic, fnsh face, sie had : 80,
rnSy complexion. Of almost marble srno, -
SSe IN, t1S's 80 OF = she really appeared but nj
"a Balm, and would not be pfth9,f I, ~
I-ay eIn improve her psrsonal appesrnree x,-y
nsacn ~ usfng this article. II can y, ora...S
Oh a1y druggist for only 80 cents.
pr1 araaega Spring Water, SID BY an
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TERMS.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCED

payable IN ADVANCED
Daily Register, per year, by mall IT
ak months, ..."
three months, 80 ......I
by carrier, per week.
Tri'weekly Register, single copy, BY nau
And copy free to the getter up Of the ssfa
Weekly Register, single copy..........--i,s
club Of ten. $3.50
~ club Of twenty. -
A free copy Of the Weekly TO ~ estt1fgs.
q club Of Ten, and copy Of tho fuEwssi1'
the getter-up Of club Of tvsuay,
Remittances for Clubs rss~s b. ns1s q
time but additions may he main st any - -
Climb rates after the Cub has been MISS, v
vided . fun years snbsSripti0n b taken. IA
Money by DraN. E1press or ReGissessd -
ters may DO sept = car risk. Address
LRWIS BAKE
sstis Wheeling. West 'ifsii'
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TRANSPORTATION.
sUMMER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO K. H.

orrrrv BALTIMORE Ono RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, June IL, leoo-
nassENGRR TRAINS WILL kC IN
by the following schedule on and after inc
nth Of lime. lS66: tthakst
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Toledo Market

TOLEDO, Nov. 81.
Flour dull. Wheat unchanged. Corn
opened firm and closed &c better; S5as7
for No. mixed closing at inside prices.
Oats unchanged. Rye quiet. Lake
Freights dull and unchanged.
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FROM WASHINGTON

Troops Concentrates ABOUT the CaPh'
tnl-The Negro Bounty Question
General sIocum 10 be Naval Omcer
atNew York-sheridan Orders Addi-
tionai Troops TO the Rio Grandc.
New YORK, Nov. 21.-The Herald's
Washington special says: There are
1900 or 10000 troops concentrated IN
Washington and between that city and
Baltimore. Various speculations are
abroad as to the intention in concentra-
ting so large force at the present time.
A circular has been issued by the Pay.
master General, under decision by the
Attorney General, directing the payment
of the extra bounty to all colored soldiers
who were slaves when enlisted.
The Worlds Washington special says:
Major General Slocum, it seems 10 DC
conceded by the New York politicians
to-day, will be appointed Naval ofncer
for New York.
information has reached here that
Gen. Sheridan has ordered additional
troops to the Rio Grande, but whether
with view to Mexican complications
or not is unknown.
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wHoLEsAIE GRooERs
Maxwell, Campbell & Jingle,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR, BACON, LARD, &c.
So MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA.

IVA
i To- lf oh. choice G. p. Tea.
10 do do. Y. II. do.
Is do medium gradesG G. =. and y. II.
10 do OolOngs, for sale.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TlNGLE.
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AsuA DE- HAGSoIIA.-The prettiest thing, tho
sweetest thing" and the most Of IL for the
least money. II overcomes the odor Of perspir-
alton softens and adds delicacy % the skin; il
delightful perfumes ailays headache and In
6ammation. and IL necessary companion In the
sick room, in the nursery, and upon tho toilet
sideboard. 1t can be obtained eyeryvhers at
one dollar per bottle.
seressSs Spring Water, sold BY al
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TOBACCO.
L 10 Butts odd Ber's" blk los,
p oaddies do. do. do. -
10 Adults Niagara do. e
~ caddies do. do. -
SO butts Dew Drop" do. -
30 caddies HOmbrick do. &"
10 boxes Emily Jones natl IT,, Id.
81 do. Diadem soft pd. 9 inch.
81 do. Wheeler's nd pd. do:
ado. do. hard pd. 10: Jumps
10 do. "Aiillie Collins" haTrl pd. 10. Jumps.
81 do. Heen's Fine Twist natl IT.
81 do. Millers T. and K. twist choice.
lOdrums Fig Leaf.
90 kgs. 6.twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. F. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. q. do. 10.
10 bbls. c. s. do do.
10 hlf bills e. S. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco is large and the assort-
ment unsurpassed by any In the market. Mer;
chants are respectfully invited To give us call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE.
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As A NEWSPAPER
ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN

VIII contain the latest and most reliable nlrl,,
reports from Wheeling aud all promipsn, Ia.
ern and Western cities.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cat.
tie Dealers
The Circulation OF the Reg.
fStcr,

Larger by far than that OF any other paper %
the State, makes IL the best advertising n.dbH
in West Virginia.
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PARTRIDGE'S GALLERY.
no. III MAIN STREET.
WHEELING, W. VA

A c. PAErKIDoE, cp cr,,ry,,,x
THE NEW PIRu ARE rn-
= rEkISG greater Inducements 10 ~. 49,
- .l ne ever before been done In West Yir,;nss
70 yytain pieinIes Of al styles and Kind. Lna.,
ersfing !, w .n our Increased facilities for on.
- s,.s |. , and our magnificent Ij1h, M
'Asf BIZ BEAT in style or price. '' We
PORCELAIN.
~I hnis Is new and beautiful styIe Of 49,.
Of ~ ~. sfy popular in an the feadnr rslerss
ez az either be taken from liz - s They
are pePs ssLes and when eolored BY oar Ito, lion
kinds. hom nv 81 prepared To- execute WORK AZ IN
hctures Of deceased rer.o.,. an Size 4
&C. PARTRIDGE 4 CO
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs. 6ss Broadway, opposite
Hoel-ETHIOPAN SINGING DANCING. &C.
JAMES STEPHENS HIS STAFF.
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wAxTED-ANorHER HEAD CsxrRE--Ws are
flooded ct this time with head centres, but are
still deficient In one department. Stephens 10
Head Centre OF The Fsniass, Santa Anna Of the
Msxicans, Gran Of ths Open, Connolly q The
Custom House and Thsd Stevens In Congrsss;
but ne Kxoiss Board h without competent
head. sosod ,nSsueni end = knaXla4gs u
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s. law posit!Sely required 81 all '--
No country yetsre::::1.. EvcssvsA- a

SENATOR SrswAsr ON RscoSsrRucrIcN.-n
Senator Stewart, Of Nevada, does not succeed
in reconstructing the Union 1t will not be De
cause he does not make the effort A isw|
weeks since he introduced plan OF recon
auction ct the suggestion Of Hangman Foose.
Do days afterwards he proposed q modin7
A Few ro.. did not suit in all particulars
cation. o,-yard with another amend
and he came AN dispatches of yestsr-
ment Our Washing, presented still an
day announced that he hau though hs
other amendment 1t seems - : time.
ought 10 get something to suit by thu
and make himself famous as the great pacincs-
tor, which he appears to be laboring SO hard
to accomplish. As none Of his projects viii
answer we advise him to make one more effort
and offer the plan of President johnson a.
substitute for his own and all others now be-
fore Congress. This is the most sensible and
practical way for him to make himself usefoi
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ences by him. II people are too respectable
to come into court, let them keep out Of It."
We believe this determination to be proper
one. The referee system Of procuring divorces
II corrupt and dangerous one. II existed for
long time in England, but we believe 1t has
been abandoned, and except where all parties
agree all divorce cases are now tried In that
country Ia open court The English papers
are filed with reports Of such trials, and when
the parties have any public notoriety-and
several Of the kind have figured within the past
few years-the ample columns Of the London
press furnish most copious details Of the evi-
dence. We have no doubt many cruel and
arbitrary DEGREES Of divorce are rendered
through the star chamber and referee system
which ere nevsf beard Of BY the public.
II operates especially isrd In the cases Of wives
who, ignorant Of the law AM without means,
are divorced from inhuman husS Snds upon
caprice or frivolous and fraudulent pretcSss,
without . summons or any notification that
such q case IL pending. We have seen hoy
wives, Influenced by religious or spiritual IA
naticism, or overwhelmed BY parental author
ity and discipline, have consented 10 secret
actions Of divorce from husbands who GER
talnly, Il would appear from their sworn sfsda-
Wits, are entitled TO some opportunity for do.
Tending themselves and their regulations
against damaging allegations In aa1davits
which any pettifogsins and inscriptions law
yer may invent We hope the example Of
Judge Barnard will be followed in oil divorce
cases coming before our courts, and the star
chamber and referee system altogether sbol'
ished.
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scot free. It Is the duty of these msn -
see that the law Of Congress, imperfect and
bad as 1t may be, is properly and humanely
enforced; that injustice is not done; that the
public good and resources are not made to
subserve private ends, and that, instead OF
keeping up irritation and harassing the feel
ings Of q conquered but proud and brave peo-
pie, they do all in their power to restore har-
mony between the North and the South, and
plant the Union upon frmer foundation than
ever. Without they do this, and unless they
can furnish better evidences Of the beneficial
workings of the system than those now before
the public, the whole system must eventually
be abandoned.
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spoils Of to-day, but with the radicals Tor inc
plumber Of tomorrow. f-

epOil6 OF tO-uay, ous WIN WV A~
plusder Of tomorrow.
One OF Mr. Stewards newspaper organs has
warned the republican party that If this thing
OF the restoration Of the Southern States be not
settled before the Presidential election there
will be civil war. But we say 1t will be set-
tied, If we can settle now the Presidential ques-
ton, and we believe that In the public mind
this question Is already settled. General
Grant is the man. A million Of Union SOL
diers are waiting to give him their sufi
frages, and another million or more Of the
Union men of the war are ready to back their
soldiers. Convention or no convention, he il
good for the solid vote of the Northern States
and for some of the Southern States. No divis-
ions or demonstrations Of parties or States can
touch him. because he is the champion and the
candidate Of the great Union party Of the war.
The case is very simple. This party owes to
General Grant heavy debt. If they cannot
pay 1t they intend to recognize 1t by his cleo
ton to the White House in 1868, and because
they know that he is the man for the place,
especially in the reconstruction Of our foreign
relations, which win then be the main work in
hand.
Accordingly, leaving the copperheads out
of the question, the inquiry recurs what
have the radicals to gain from their
present factious opposition to President
johnson and his policy, or what have
they to lose by supporting him when the
public sentiment of the whole country is in
favor Of his plan Of reconstruction, and when
Stevens himself has been constrained to adopt
it in order to carry his additional restrictions!
Why all this sapping and mining for the next
Presidency, when that affair is foregone con-
clusion! 1t is radical blunder to be hedg-
ing and ditching against Andrew Johnson as
Presidential candidate Common sense, as well
as common justice, should teach this Congress
to abandon its factious absurdities and ell such
qualifications as that third section and that
Colorado bill, and to deal honestly with an
honest and consistent administration.
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Union. the radicals in Congress would
raise Q cry, ut b IN opposition u'ck'
: a. aAiinnnent would be allowed to 20
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New York, Wednesday. May 10, 1896.
TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements to insure a proper classification
should be brought in before hall. past eight O'CLOCK
in the evening
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2ol Bowery-sry1.
ING. DAsc,sG BuRLrseUEs &c.-rnE 0urcAsI OF Kill
LARNKY Matinee at ~ O'Clock