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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16

In July and August the applc-trce borer,
then in the beetle state, lays its eggs on
the bark, near the roots of the tree. Ii
your trees are banked up, its operations
may be easily watched. But il the tree
stands in the grass or weeds, or IL roots
are exposed, as often is the case for some
distance from the trunk, the mother beetle
will "steal her nest" and deposit her litter
Of ten eggs wherever she plea,es.
Before winter, from each Of these eggs.
q whitish worm, with dark, horny head
and tapering body, win hatch out, and at
once enter upon its mission" Leaving
slender monument of its glued chips to
mark its entrance into the tree, it spends
the first winter under the bark. The next
season he peneirates the wood, throwing
out coarser cuttings, as practice makes
more perfect the operation of its powerful
jaws. Its whole route is usually from
twelve TO fifteen inches: when, in the
third season, nearly two years from its en-
trance, the full size borer, about three
fou,ths Of an inch long, shapes its course
toward the centre of the tree, where the
wrinkled worm puts on a new dress, and
cutting round hole through the bark
energies into daylight, with the legs, wings.
and delicate feelers Of flying beetle.
Did superstition ever lend its ears to
more wonderful story? But then, borers
are so common, sodestructive to orchards
Who cares for the poverty of their lives /?
How shall we remedy, how prevent
their operations? are questions Of interest
TO the fruit growers. Some recommend
washes Of I've, stro' g soap suds, sulphur,
tobacco, and other offensive matters. I've
strong enough to bear an egg was year
after year recommended by an editor of
an agricultural paper in Boston. as sure to
kill the eggs, but others fund the applica-
tion too strong for their trees. BY keep
ing the earth over the roots and well up
to the trunk, we have succeed, in remov-
ing, without excessive labor, the young
Larvae by scraping them out of The bark
with pruning knife; being guided in our
search for the trespassers by the latch
string which they incsutiously leave
out"
After the borer has got fairly into the
wood of the tree, which may be known
"by his chips, he may be killed or with
drawn by tllrusting flexible wire with
rough or ba:bed end into the hole.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16

- Hon. Thomas F. Foster, member
of Congress from Georgia, once begged an
honorable member, who had persisted in
a long, prosy speech, to desist.
Il shall not desist," he replied, am
not speaking for the benefit of the honor
able gentleman from. Georgia. am not
speaking for this House. am speaking,
sir, for poserity."
Yes" replied Foster, petulently, " and
if you keeper little longer, posterity will
hear you"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16

- Tomorrow may never come to us.
We cannot find it in any of our title-d, eds.
The man who owns great blocks of real
estate, and great ships on the sea, does net
own single minute of tomorrow. To-
morrow! 1t is a mysterious possibility,
not yet born. 1t lies under the seat of
midnight,-behind the veil of gistening
consultations. Chaplin.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16

-" Have you not mistaken the pew,
sir blandly said a Sunday Chesterfield
TO stranger who had entered it. 81 beg
pa' don," said the intruder, rising to go out,
:" l fear have; took it for a Chris
tian's."
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DAILY LINE TO NEW YORK,

The and c'egant Steamer STATE OF NEW YORK,
leaves Hartford Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at
O'Clock p NJ. Leaves New York Tues lays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at4 O'Clock p NJ
The Steamer CITY or HARTFORD, leaves Hartford
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at p NJ. Leaves
New York Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, ats p NJ
Arrive in NEW YORK in time for early trains South
ani West.
Arrive in HARTFORD time for early trains North and
East.
These hare been bah expressly The Hart
aud NeIo York route and FIRST. CLASS IN ersTy
respse..
The very fist Steamer SILVER STAR leaves Hartford
at O'Clock Z. NJ for Sayhrook the mouth of the
the Connecticut River and connects with the New York
Roats at Goodspeeds Landing (S6 miles below Hartford
Baggage Wagon and Horse Car always the Depot
in upon arrival of trains from the NORTH
vey Passengers and baggage TO the Steamboat FREE OF
CHARGE.
with boat for New York:
Brattleboro, SIS AN. Leave Northampton, 80 PM
8, Greenfield, 10 90 3 - IIoyoke, 1.53
Leave Springfield, - ?. NJ
PARE PaoN lsr CLASS. 2D CLASS.
Brai,lsborO to New York. $40
Greenfield $50 3l5
Northampton $50 245
uolyoke 245 2I0
Cheopee 225 400
Springfield ais lso
TICKETS for sale by L. J. POWERS BRO, Steamboat
Agents, under Msssasoit Houe, Springfield 2s4i
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VT. Central & Sullivan Railroaa,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT Comme's'''
OMay 10, 1867. ieleih,
RAINS GONG SOUTH AND WEST

bMay 10, 1867. "'eheh,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Falls at IL As a. M hmm - a.,
at so. "ehoHs III
Max Train leaves Boston via Lowell at-oo
Lawrence and fitchburg at $50 a. m. snringe.s,hs
a m. for Burlington, and St. Adams and ne"'eluiA
The train kaying Boston via Ritehburyb :, e ~
ton With the Day Express train. aver 1Ghs
Night Express leaves Bellows Fallssat lanpu
ceising Passengers from Vermont Nalley R1il ~, ne
New York, at i2l5 2. NJ, ard from Chesbiy 3 wing
leaving noston at 30 p. NJ, connecting 4. MA ssoai
Junction with train leaving Boston at 500p m ~. H Sf
ling on, Houses Point, Montreal and oeaepsburs put-
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the Nts, eo
Sleeping cars are attached to night trains
Through tickets for Chicago and the West far
principal stsi ions. q Mtanti, l ~ AZ ia-
81. Adams, Vt, Hay l2;h. 1867. ivy
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8ailrnaAs.
Rutland q Burlington and ~
mont Valley Railroads. III
" follows: - ""iS Will run 4.

[ ~ S,, and after May, a2d, 1867, train, will
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave " huntingdon At 00oA.M, LasrM ma.
Arr,vs ga q Rutland, at ilior.M. 4l5P.M,.n
AN. ~ W. ol5P, NJ Il.
BEAM. -'-uF. 8tOpn
Leave Bellows Fails, at T5Op.M, 2a5Au
Arrive at brastlebcro, at $50 2. NJ sl5 NJ "a AN
MOVING NORTH AND WEST AN
Leave BattleboIo, at 10 IS A. NJ, 44opm
Arrive ~ Bellows Falls. at ii Is A. Nj AL 'aePM
Leave Bellows Falls at $40 A NJ, mas a. ,s65pu
A NJ. V' u " ~, u. lg@
Leave Rutland at 5l5 NJ. 2o5AM 5lep,
Arrive at burlington $50 A.M,is5.A NJ 75 IpS i@FN
TRAINS CONNECT AS roLIows. IN
AZ burlington with Boats on Lake Chamnt
mont central AMI VT. Cal ada Rairoads @ y, and Pes
81 Aioans keoses Point, Montreal
west AZ hutand, with trains for Troy Alha,sn and u.
york Saratoga SPRING., Ssh nectad7 and shd Nv
hehows FANS With trains Cheshire Railnss y est AZ
bnrgi worcester Lowell Boston W,,L Vr Fitch
Valley Railroad for Brattlsboro sprinceeis ,ernOa
New Haven and New York aud with snls,. .hefihrt
Tor Windsor, hte River Junction Wells Nivs AAita
bury, Newport, Litsleton and tho White Monn Johns
Passengers for the West will ind this chsar
and expeditions route. "'ap' pleasn,
For Tickets and all necessary nfortns,,o,
"'0oS on 'he me' eho. A, MERRILL So
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Al LII PERSONS SHOULD READ THIS |,

WALpOLg. N H., Jan 50, 1867
Dr.. o. Y. WOODS, Dear SIR =; Lest you should remain
in ignorance your ability bless your fellow man
and give yourself fortune fer thoughts In refer
to what you .a yoar Dysentery Cordial Last Mon
day went to the Falls thinking Dr. Nichols, and
get him TO prescribe for that offensive the Dysen-
which had hung about for twelve days ZONE
the Fails said that Woods made nostrum that
good for the above complaint. must say that had but
little faith in mixture. But after said he
would warrent a cure thought would try IL. took
dose that evening al to surprise better in less
than hour the next day work from pain
and free from hnderance and toda, consider self we'll
BY the would had tried almost every thing
without effect Now whether this is blunder Of yours
whether you had the deernment to make this compound
efectuai makes difference 1t wrought such radical
change In that feel 10 acknowledge it, and wish IL
cine pulled according to its worth would give you
profit in tGan all you have in your shop
would in ten. IL you would give a receipt think
wousd spend thousand it before would give it up
Yours much benefited
THOMAS n kEYES.
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ID r Y GO d s,

3ESTS WINTER GLOVES. Ruckskin and Kid Also the
cIebrzted Crysfoiine WINDOW POLISH, for cleaning
ass. and polishing silver brass tin and glass ware
he hest ever used. Also the
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INSURANCE
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Companies The largest and best an The
Country.
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METROPOLITAN 1000 600
INSURANCE CO, NORTH AMERICAN 100000
PEOPLES, 100000
The undersigned will devote his time exclusively to the
Insurance business, and is prepared to insure against loss
by Fire in the above named Companies, which known
to be
SOUND AND STRONG.
~ Insnrance of all kinds effected on the most reasona
BILE terms, and to the satisfaction of the community.
CALL BEFORE INsuRING Elsewhere.
ofi,c in JOHNSON & BADDIrT's STORE
9 WI. JOHNSON.
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Do not purchase without Civ ns rs a call fer we are
confident taat We can offer greater inducements to cash
bayers, than any other parties.
BuTTERFiEIC s FROST
sAxroxs RIvEE, W. q
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Flour, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Spices,

MoLAsSEs. SALT PORK, LARD, ONIONS, SC, OYS
TIERS frog both Boston and New Haven.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16
SUPERIOR KENTUCKY CEMENT,

tor cemenei China Stone Farther, Glass, Marble Ware
Sc article used BY every houkeeper- All the above
fre-h Market and f'r sale at ErpucKD RATES by
>. G. WiCHTMAN.
Desiszs FSlls Dec. u. 1855. %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16

GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS Comr,.
~ ing Monday, May l3 1867
sic ring cars al night trains. smoking ears an a
trans. w W AZ
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER,
Of which the above cut is correct representation,
THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE wRINGER,
Now before the public This is opinion after having
tried the various kinds offered to the public there
fore keep other for sale.
It'll simple in construction, and does easily get
of repair. In fine tbs THE BEST wrnger yet offered
the public If you don't believe it, try it, For Sale by
ARMS & WILSON
Bellows Falls, Feb. l. 1866. 5
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, November 2s.-SENATE.-In the
Senate memorial was presented from Delaware
favoring equal suffrage.
Dunbar, editor Of the New York Globe, having
been purged Of contempt was discharged.
Mr.. Chandler offered resolution declaring strict
neutrality in the impending quarrel between Abys-
sinia and England. Mr.. Sumner objected and the
resolution lies over.
Mr.. Morrill, introduced bill directing the Secre-
cary Of the Treasury to redeem legal tender notes
with coin, and directing him to sell each year, after
paying the interest on the debt, any gold in the
Treasury over s75 900, rec'isng in pay Nation
a bank notes and compound interest notes; and re-
ouiripg all National banks which have not equal to
twenty per cent. Of their capital in specie, to With
hold the interest on their bonds, and on and alter
July 1st, 1859, shall pay their notes in coin Of s.
and under, and Of larger denominations IN coin or
legal tenders. Banks failing 10 comply with these
provisions forfeit their charters and the Treasurer
has authority to organize other National Banks
with equal capital in their stead. Mr. Morrill,
stated that he would press the Bill at an early day,
saying that Congress must srapple with the fnan-
oal difficulties at once and ascertain the true solu-
tion Of the financial dis sturbances.
The Senate then adjourned to Monday at II a. NJ
nuar, who was before the Senate under arrest
for contempt, testified to-day If the testimony Is
believed, high treasury officials are awkwardly
aituated.
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ca OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-C1TY
HAIL CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 2s 1ss7.-sTREET
ALIGNMENTS AND THE BURNT DrSTRIcTs.-Tbe
following extracts from Ordinance and Resolution adopt
ed by City Council is published for the information OF
all owners Of property and builders:
SEC ". No owner or builder OF any house or struc-
ture the CITY, shall dig lay tho foundation thereon
in front OF any street. ane alley or court or shall erect
any wal or ence fronting aforesaid, before he shall
have applied 10 tue City surveyor who shall lay on ana
mark the true front hne boundary OF such street,
ano alley court and certificate th ereof TO the
builder for which services the City surveyor
shall be paid by the said owner builder, the sum
affixed thereto In the table OF fees contained In this Ord-
nance
Sec v. If any per. on shall commence any FONDA
ton, building wall, fence upon any lot or piece OF
ground adjoining the line OF any street, lane alley or
cout within the city. not having made application to
the City SurTo and before tho line OF street snau
have been laid off and marked out by the City survey
in the above directed, contrary to the line
go aid of and marked out every such person. rs well
EN- oyer as master-bui der, SHALL for every such OF
fence forfeit and pay the sum not exceeding hvs nun.
dred dollars; and, moreover, all buildings aud WORK
done put up without such application to the City sur
veyor Contrary to the line OF STREE which shall be
Id OF and marked out by him, shall be Demo tshed by
order OF the CITY Council the charge and expense OF
the person herein offending, as aforesaid
The following resolution offered by Alderman q.
Gerdts, January O. 1865. and unanimously adopted by
the City Council.
Resolved That public notice be given, that any per-
intends erect building in burnt districts, he
snail trst apply City Council and ascertain whether
or not the CT tntends 10 widen said streets.
LUIS J. BARBOT,
November 30 City Civil Engineer.
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aTMRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
Children eething greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing by soitening the gyms, reducing all Inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action and Is SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS Depend upon IT. moth
ers it will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
wa have put up and sold this article for years, and can
saw IN confidence and truth OF 1t what have never
been able TO say Of any other mcdcinoNever has 1t fail
ed In q single instance to effect cure when timely used
Never did We know an instance OF dissatisfaction by any
one who used 1t. On tho contrary all are delighted with
its operation and speak in terms OF commentator OF Its
magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak in this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW" after
years of experience a:d pledge our reputation fer the
mallment of what hero declare. In almost every IN
stance where the infant is suffering from pain and e1
haustou relief will found in fteon or twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
Be sure and call for
"MRS. WINSLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac ,in,ie Of COURTS PEaE1ss" ON the
outside wrapper. all othars are base inltat;ons
Sold by Drusg.ss throughout tho world Price only
IS cents por bottle.
ofices-No. 2l5 Fulton street. New York; No 2o6 High
Holborn London England; Nc. AL St. Iaul street. Mon
treal, Canada DoW1E NOISE Asens'
August27 tuthsgno Charleston S. c.
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The Mill Between Kelly and conysr.

PHILADELPHIA, November N.-The prize fight
came off this afternoon, in Chester County, Penn
sylvania. One hundred and one rounds were
fought Time, one hour and fifty minutes. Collyer
was not badly hurt. Kelly rss severely punished.
It is learned from parties who returned to this
city last evening that, after much trouble and
tribulation among those who left here on Tuesday
evening to witness the fight between Colyer and
Kelly, that it came off late yesterday afternoon in
Delaware, some eight miles from the Maryland
line. The fight is said to have lasted one hour and
ffty-fve minutes, one hundred and four rounds
having been fought, when Kelly failed to come to
time, and Colyer was declared the victor. Kelly
is said to have fought with much spirit, but re-
ceved severe punishment Collyer is said to be
but slightly hurt. It is understood that before
leaving Baltimore for the scene Of the contest,
collyer publicly declared that this would be the
last fight that he would ever engage in, unless
with his former competitor, Aaron-an event not
likely to occur.
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Affairs In Louisiann.

New ORLEANS, November 2S.-General Mower
issued this afternoon an order removing the Lieu
tenant of the Police in the second district. and an
aid to the Chief OF Police. This will probably be
his las: order.
General Hancock arrived at o'clock this eve
ming. The troops which had been on the levee
since in the morning, left at 81 O'clock and there
was no public reception Of any kind. The General
lett the boat in citizens dress.
There vas but little observance Of thanksgiving.
The custonhouse and few other public offices
we're closed. The Convention and Courts adjourn
ed yesterday until tomorrow, but the banks and
business houses transacted business as usual, IN
1luding the heaviest cotton transactions OF the
season. The newspapers, except the evening edi'
tion Of the Republican, were issued as usual.
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ives, Friends and Acquain.
SPECIAL NOTlcE ES.

ag YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TlON.-Ihe Rev. JNO. T. wIGRTMAA, will deliver
sermon before this Association Tomorrow tsunday)
Evening" the 1st December, in the Rev. DR.. Bachman's
Church. corner Archdale and Clifford streets Services
to commence at halfpast seven TX o'clo. L.
The public generally and young persons especially are
invited to attend.
collection will be taken up for the benefit Of the AS
sociation. W. FEMBEATON,
November 80 Secretary,
sg THE STEAMSHIP CHARLESTON Is
This Day dischargng cargo at Adger's South Wharf
Goods remaining the wharf az sunset will be atored
at owners risk and expense.
Cons'gnees of Goods notified that we will net pay
claims for damages unless the Delivery Clerk Is notified
on the wharf prior to the removal Of the Gooda
Freigh. will be collected at Tariff rates.
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
November 90 Coragnees,
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rzNEnro1rs DEBILITY. WITH ITS GLOOM

@NERvCUS DEBILITY, WITH ITS GLOOM
attendants, low spirits depression involuntary cmis-
siouc .oss Of semen spernatriha loss o. pove- aizz!
head loes OF memory ard threatened impotence and ILL
bcc,lity, End sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS Htt
MECPArHIC SPECIFIC No. TWENTY-EIGHI. Com
posed oil the most valuable mid and potent curarves
they sre at once the root of the matter tone up the
system, arrest the discharges. and pazt Sor and ell
ergy life and vitality. to the entire man.. They ha7'
cured thousands of cases. Prize IS per package Of sa
boxes and VIAL or 81 per single box Sold by druggists
and sent By mail on receipt OF pr1ce. Address Hull
pHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No 5s2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
September 10
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Acounter.movement in virginia.

RICHMOND, November ga meeting Of colored
Republicans has been held in the Capitol Park, at
which resolution was adopted declaring that in
view of the efforts Of the Conservatives to intimi-
date the colored voters, Hon. John Minor Bolts,
Governor Peirpoint, Franklin Stearns, and others
be requested to call State Convention Of white
Republicans to assist and direct the coored people
in carrying the election for the ratification OF the
Constitution. The colored delegates from this city
joined in the request Addresses were made urg'
ing the necessity Of having the aid OF the white
Republicans in the coming election.
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COMFORT FOR NERVOUS PEoPLE.-Nervousness
IS in many instances simply nerves beyond con-
iroi. THIS ls not necessarily the result Of neTv-
pers n, Is the consequence oF over-susceptiblhty
This lind or nervousness once subduel, becomes
L sOuce OF power, especially to orators and pro-
fessiocal men. Or tho late Nh. Edward James, Q.
T., member OF Parliament for Manchester, the
Pail Mali Gazette says that lin his early days LIE
was extremely nerv ous, and tales are still current
OF how, iu SINE cases, he entirely broke down
throug want Of confidence. 10 nervous barris.-
ers CT the present day it must have been encour-
aging to see how thoroughly he had conquered his
duct OF case were remarkable"
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The North Carolina Conservative Con-
Yeufion.

RALEIGH, November GA very large number Of
gentlemen from different portions OF the State have
been here in attendance for some days on the
United States Circuit Court.
After full consultation had by many Of the
Conservative gentlemen present, among whom
we're some of the ablest and most influential men
in the State, it was deemed bast to advise post
ponement of the contemplated State Convention,
called to meet here on the 11th December, to a
time and place hereafter to be designated by the
State Executive Committee, which was appointed
at the time. 1t is presumed that this arrange
ment will meet with general favor.
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MARRIED,

In Abbevile, on the Doth inst. by the Rev. W. P.
MoUzoN Captain D. r. WILLIAMS, recently Of Charles
ton to Miss >ALLIE c. NELSON, daughter OF ENocH
NELSON OF Abbeville.
On Thursday the 2Sth instant, at the Church Of the
Holy Comforter SUMTER s. Co. by the Rev, L. F. GUERRY
Mir. ALBERT GUERRY and Miss GERTRUDE WILSON.
e. The Relatives, Friends and Acquafn-
tancas of Mrs EMMELINE TAYLOR, and Of her son, j.
c. R. TAYLOR and family, invited to attend the Fune
raj Services of the former. at Bethel Church at 10
o'clock This Morning, without further invitation
November 80
Ga The Relatives, Frienas and Aequaint-
ances of Mr. and Mrs JACOB RErLs are respectfully In
ved to atend the Funeral Service Of their Infant Son.
JOHN CARL henry, from their residence, corner Of
Beaufain and Archdale streets, TAis Afternoon at
o'clock. IL November ~