HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-07-14, Page 7THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY, 14 t$82.
She Poet's Canter.
Asa*. tlesiNeM.
Alive es• sea." the miens wood.
The oder tlesehissimi dksg.
Waw the heated gam of Ms swop, silted
craw weary el Itembliadtats.
The dart Ream wile ,pleat MGR,
Looked grim sad thnsteslag aster.
A ud ihs away mama el%be lfakket
No &eager hslehN th.Dder.
There was • pause. its aasisura weld
We steam the test tetfssnvw;
mug while we say; smother day
Wig Wag Its weight of soma."
They ly shag the battery's a.t:s.
Beneath the ,masking eaasoa;
ores a hearts frees Seven sad drum Clyde,
Aud from the basks of Shannon.
1 hey sung of Nva. aa.d rut of farce,
Forgot was British glory,
Yash heart reaatlad• different name.
Rut all sang "Annie Laurie..'
Voice after coke t wk up the song,
Until its leader passion
Ruse like as anthem, full and strong
Their battle -eve cuuteesien.
Dear girl ! Her name he dated not speak;
Hut as the song grew louder,
etumetMag wpm the soldiers cheek
Washed •t the stains of powder.
And once spam the lire d bell
Maned M ted Russian elarters.
With stone est dist sad tress of shell,
Asst bellowing of the menus.
Sal Irish Nose's eyes are dim
For her stager lamb and gory;
Aad teens\ Mary uawrne for him
Who ogoe snag "Annie Lourie."
Ah, soldtere to your hectored rest
Year truth sad valor bearing,
The besveR ars the tenderest;
The loving are the daring!
The sense sad Tare.
The sante old tune! Vibe played It years ago--
Tbe ancien. "Maiden's prayer" -end 1 know
13he'll bang It out frotaearly thorn 1111 noon -
The same eld tune!
'lime alters not. The right hand skins aloft,
The telt beau time in acxents none too soft;
I beard it first ten years ago last J uut -
The same old tune
Lu' ..h:n ehallcome auwhoever IOHue 1:ayes'
That ' r 'nil madras utter a illTaaere
u me y ....ate la gloss siMsoe. Boor --
'.esti. . 1 time!
fun ants Fancy.
A guilt frame—espnauu w ' w.
Wbtu t.a 10.41 anal &mass g.1 Wbeut
II). teen aloserell.
"Ah w. , sighed is poweeskera wife,
"what * loamy tot life we
' "ftigAway, ' ie the title orenew
drama. Pantie the hero i.. tutu *Liu
wrote b ilium.
N'e are t the encieut E,syptitws
h. ut ,d a eat hen .I s 1. 1 Ise eisese.it
1Lgypttaas k ' II Lan a :a1 nue lamest to
bre b. i,uttl.
"Jest tutu a I,dtle of toy meekness,,"
said a qu,wk, dout..t t.. a a•IMeuugttit v.
"sill j.,u'tl toter ..:..ugh again. "1e it
it: tate . .. t tet f ' Kneeled the p..tient.
"rite difference Initiation a massitye
mid a baugntg,' awl an old It.tth.z ur,
"se that with rile 1 •1'111 t . tit.ln S trouble
emulate. :es, while u. .. ,ha Litter they
end
'•\V;., i. ;: r *eked a lady, "that peo-
ple 1••1,4 their interest int uhuroh-gating
uew a .....N. f' "11e.'amdlu they heves kat
their prituil.le, " wise the a itty reply.
"Well, my dear, aro sou goilig .ret
nicely wi.h your em.i.i.:. rOi' yes,
mamma; Lot month %lieu I played four -
hand pieces with toy lunge teacher I
was always • couple 01 bits behind.
Now 1'10 Always at pews: three ihes.J_'
In New Zealand nutters are reversed
The women wear their hair very short,
and the men wear their hair very long.
N'heti a New Zealander finds a lung hair
in the butter he concludes some other
now has been helping his wife its the
kitchen, and there is excitenie.it and a
"lung pig'' barbecue.
Some people are too smart. A man
ate a pocketbook lying on the pavement,
and was about to pick it up, whet he re-
membered what he had read -about
"tricks in travellers," and let it alone.
A man behind hint picked it up. "Gut
fooled, hey 1" chuckled the first. man.
"No," said the sectnld, "gut tan dol-
lars'
IR the setllmer season it is not an us -
common thing for persona going lute the
woods to be poisoned by contact with
dogwood, ivy, ur the poison wk. The
revere itching and smarting which is
thus pruduoed may be relieved by find
tushing the parte with a solution of all-
ersiss, two tesepouatul to the pint of
of water and then applying cloths wet
with roti met of han awelia. Take • dues
epsom Nate iuternally or • bouble roe -
hello powder.
For a simple ranting tit a horizontal
p.siton and fresh air will usually audios.
If a person receives a severe shock caus-
ed • fall ur blow, handle carefully with-
out jarring. A horizontal position is
beet Loosen all tight clothing months
throat, chest and waist. If the patient
can swaluw, give half a tesgptonful of
aromatic spirits of ammonia nn a little
water. 11 that cannot be procured, give
water. Apply warmth to feet.
Bronson Alcott, eighty-three years u1
age, has just published a book of poems,
all of which were written within the nut
six mouths. Eighty -thine, we would
ay to our young fneuds, is the proper
age to begin to write poetry.
She Fashions.
Watteau wanes ars painted on fans of
batiste and of linen.
Reding, •tes require the bread briunmed
Directoire hats to be iu keeping.
Spotted foulard neckties of dark col-
our, with the dots in contrast, are worn
with morning toilets.
Sarah dresses of shrimp pink profuse-
ly trimmed with ivory white lace, or
with the silk Aurilta;, lace, are worn at
day and evening recepti Dna
Crinoline grows in favour with Eng-
lish women hut meets with no success
with Parisians. American ladies con-
tent themselves with very small tour-
nures.
"Esthetic gowns of white muslin with
surplice waist and puffed sleeves are
worn by girls in their teens at school
comtnencements.
India pongee lap robe.' are cool and
Meanly for using in open c trriauea with
.lark coloured silk, quilted in rows.
The elegant black brocaded silk made
for Mrs. Garfield by the American Silk -
Culture Association is on exhibition in a
Br..dwav window.
"Crushed strawberry,- recd and rasp-
berry pink are the fashionable colours
fof the gingham dresses worn by brun-
nettes. They ire triintne.l with white
embroidered muslin.
The jetted Jersey waists of black silk
are very stylish for completing black
satin merveilleux dresses that have many
lengthwise tucks and pleated flounces.
t ►utline embroidery un crash, pongee
or linen will remain the favourite needle-
work for idlers in the country during
midsummer weather.
Beaded embroideries of many colours,
representing jewels, especially pearls of
many shades and turquoises, are used
for trimming crape dresser, as they car-
ry out the Oriental colouring.
l'aaada methodist magazine for Judy.
The Deeterr' Neere4.
Probably no new development will
more surprise the public, than to learn
the secret of success of certain leading
physicians, when they have a difficult
ease of throat ur lung disease that baf-
fles their scientific skill, they prescribe
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds, having it dis-
guised in a prescription bottle, with
their own directions and name attached.
The patient is cured, and they get the
credit.—Tribune. Trial bottles free at
Rhynai drug store. Large size $1. (2
CONTKNT4: —The Sixteenth Volume of
thisConuexioual Magazine—now the on-
ly literary monthly in the Dominion,
opens with a vigorous number. It is
marked by the range and strength of its
original articles, One of the utwt stnk-
ing of these is Lr. Dewart's Raper on
pn.poned changes at the general confer-
ence arguing strongly against the ap-
pointment of a Bishop or of Bishops.
Mrs. Dr. Castk, •d Toronto, an acc tit
plished litera..y' lady, contributes an ad-
mirable article --accompanied by ti por-
trait -on Emerson and Dr Cannitf one
on Darwin and Dar-inislu, allowing that
Science is not antagonistic to Faith.
The illustrated are: Foot -prints of Bun-
yan, with numerous tine engravings, and
citations fawn Dr. Punnh.,n s celebrated
lecture by which he int gained fame, on
the Immoral Dreamer; and an account
of a recent visit to three famous places
on our burden; Au Cable, Ciusm,Ticon-
deroga and Howe's Cave. "Life in a
Parsonage" describes a visit to an Indian
Alission, and a tragic 'tort of Ternpta-
tion and Fall through Drink. tither ar-
ticles by -Dr. Nelles on Higher Edrea-
tion, Catniff Haight on Rambles in Eng-
land, and James Lange on Patent Inven-
tions make a strong number.
The August number will contain an
artiste by Dr. Sutherland in favor of a
General Supertendency, and one by Dr.
Nelles on Whittier, the Quaker Poet,
with portrait; one on Methodist Union
by Rev. Jas. Ross, M.A., an4 other val-
uable papers.
In early numbers will appear articles
on Tennyson by Dr. Stevenson, oil Lord
Lytton by Prof. Reynar, on Lowell by
Rev. LeRoy Hooker, all with fine por-
traits on R.ibeit Hall, by Rev. W. Ross,
on Chatmen by Dr. Ryckman, and on
the N'ontan's.Miesiouary Society by Mn.
Strachan; also, an article, with portrait,
on Mrs. Stowe.
Subscriptions to a new volume —July
to January—including General Confer -
once topies.and Permanent Record of its
prrceedings, only $1, specimen numbers
free.
White wool dresses with Persian ein-
brandery for trimmings are need for
lawn -tennis. The waist is "f the Jersey
shape, and the skirt is a short kilt, with
a sash ut embroidery concealing the edge
of the waist.
Terra-cotta dresses of cashmere or of
camel s hair are made entirely of one
material, and if simply fah' ed with-
out braiding are very stylish. The
bas oe of terra-cotta is also popular with
black satin skirts
le Me lttadted Freer Mos. end tis wheat
at toe e.uees.
Phuspphatter, or Nere Food, a Ph..e-
paat• Slemettt based upon Seiesaiae
)its, Formulated by Professor Asdia,
IL D. of Buena, Masa, cures Pulta.,n-
ery Oorsentnptwn, Sisk Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Ileum/glib
attd all wasting disease ut the human
system. Pboephatine is sot Medecule,
but w :Jut meant, banana it contains no
Venable ..r Mineral Peistlw, Opiates,
N troutics, and no Stimelants, ►tet sisotp
ly the Phosphatic and Gartno Elismoats
found in our daily feud. A sioterpostseMie
is suflkwot to emu vurea. All
sell it. $1 00 per bottle. ;await. dt
Co., sole agents for the Dominion,
55 Frt•nt Street East Toronto
The late Mr. John Towers of Tucker-
sutith, left a bequest of $2,000 for .the
aid of Dr. Macksy's Formosa !Mason.
neeklrr's armee salve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulnen, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil-
blains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. It is atm an -
toed to give perfect satisfaction. ur
money refunded Price 26 Dents per
box. For sale by Geo. Rhyme. 1830 ly.
Nine rhys1daas •stem,.
It is generally mouldered a pretty dif-
ficult task to outdo a physician, but the
toll. swing will prove conclusively where
nine were completely outdone. Mn:
Helen Pharviz, 331 Gayton St., Chico,
was treated for Consumption by nine
physicians, and all pronounced her case
incurable. Sevent bottles of Dr. King's
Bar Discovery for Consumption comple-
tely cured her. Doubting ones, please
drop her a }postal and'convince your-
selves Trial bottles free at Rhvnas's
Drug Store. Large size $1.00. (4)
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
The address -label on the first page will
show each subscriber the state of his
account with THE SIGNAL, and (it
may be hinted) that this is an ap
propriate'eaaott for makinv an al-
teration in the figures.
There are other figures in our books,
also, which might very appropriate
ly be adjusted before the end of this
month.
"Owe no man anything," has been wise
ly enjoined upon all, and this in-
junction is especially binding upon
all who do business with newspaper
men.
A word to the wise is sufficient, and we
will say no more at present, for we
detest dunning.
"Twealy"e ar yearn' Experteeer:'
Says an eminent physician, convinces
me that the only way to cure nervous
exhaustion, and weakness of the sexual
organs, is to repair the waste by giving
brain and nerve foods, and of all tle
remedies compounded, Magnetic Medi-
cine is the beat Sec advertisement iu
another column. Sold in Goderich by
Jas. Wilson, clrustgist,—lin
MRS. IAR
.1 Dee er's Opiates.
A physician writes to young sten as
follows:—"My profession has thrown
me among women of all classes, and m
experience teaches me that Heaven nev
or gave titan a greater proof of bis love
than to place woman here with him,
My advice is: Go and propose to the most
sensible girl you know. If she accepts
you, tell her how much your income is,
from what source derived; and tell her
you will divide the last shilling with her
and that yon will love her with all you,
heart into the bargain. And then keep
your promise. My word for it, she will
live within your income, and to your
last hour you will regret that you dip
nut marry sooner. Stop worrying about
feminine extravagance and feminine un-
truth. Just you be true to her— kr*
herr sincerely. and a more fond: faithful,
foolish slave you will never meet any.
where. You will nit deserve her, I
know; but she will sever kno-w it."
Scats tenicti around the hips like a
child s sash are made of chime silk over
white mull er nun's -t riling dresses.
Two Rotnaa-striped sashes of }pale, not
dark sashes, are sewed together and 1
made to serve in the same way.
White Madras muslin dresses worn by
very young ladies are draped over white
moire, and have sashes of satin surah.
The illuntinated pattern of many odours
on ecru grounds make very showy
dresses with dark velvet ribbon Mows
looping the dupery and also • collar
and culla of velvet.
Satinette and Turkey red parasols of
lustrous cotton are more appropriate
than silk ones with the cotton dresses
worn in the country. They Immo bril-
liant grounds strewn with lags ebtseb-
ed flowers, or with large balls fir Polka
data A bow of the same asalsrW is
tied around the natural wood hammed.
The Great Arnertcaf Remedy for
UGHtS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, LOSS OF
VOICE, HOARSENESS' AND
THROAT AFFECTIONS. _
P.'epa.rod least tA.�t.M,t I ,t
etas Tonic.
Superior
t any
anal h,wec. cspas,, fo any sleep
er
aloe Gumabencomplaints. crookMrs *rune s
tree
y the Gum whicheemat fn,w the
-wit*wtl closet the soot w4rabL native Ore for
Medicinal purposes.
'every one I In this
Aae heard
RAY'S yrou tAeepaet-
&l
SYRUP
or
•
CHEAP GROCERIESI '$
D EA N S "CCT T I
>s to announce to tihe pew le of Goderieh and this section of Huron, that he has
purchased from Mr. A. Phillips his stook of Groceries, etc., and will
continue the business in the old stand, on the
Cotner of Victoria and Bruce Streets.
(ipso metre
derful of sr jou rates,
foots of the and all its
Spruces aaItapas-
and the moi`' es -
Pines em
eases of balsamic
Lsag Dia- properties
«�- are pre-
/a/ranee screed.
oke p*Wi. TMs Ser
elan. reg..
tarty send
their con-
sump tire
ppaanewto to
IA4 pier
woods and
order thew
to drink
a ten wade
frost the
Sprue e
tops.
Its remarkable power in relieving
certain forma of Bromchitis, aril its
almost specific effect in curing olr-
stinate hacking Coughs, is none well
known to the public at large.
Sold by alt respectable chemifa Peke, "3 clad
10 cents a bottle.
The w.,,vt. "Slimy of Red Spetee Gum" r..n,•i
sate o'.r I egietered Trade er m
ark, and our .real•:,! e
aa.t!obel.. are (1100 reo
KERRY, 1V.1 7'SO V ti 1~u.,,
Wholesale Druggists.
Sole proprietors bpd Lu w+laetw aMoutrs
Having beitgbt the goods for cash, and as I intend to wake all my purchases from
wholesale men for cash also I will be in a position to sell at
Very Low Prices for Owl
My stock will always be fresh. I will keep the best brands of teas, good sugars,
and everything in the grocery line from the best producers. Bacon, Spiced Meats
etc. , always on hand in season. I am determined to please, both in quality and price
, Call at the stand, Victoria street, u1,1i.site the Fair Ground, near D. K
Goderich, March 0th, 1882.D SWIFT-
Stmachine
OCK
Bess to acquaint the ladies of Goderirh
vicinity, that she is now showing
Sprig add Simmer Mi.ltncry
At her shop. Hamilton Street, in great and
besutifnl variety. She has secured the ser-
vices of a city milliner, and feels assured that
she can give
SATSIFAC T I ON
IA TtnTll
nd
STYLE AND MAKE.
., ec torootr
loose awl
Bitch° see to be favored with a sit
p %trous, and the lades gener•Ily. trots Ler
.
1E11S. 1'V.A RNOCK-
tidos', not swag.
Moro M moimangain direst to • Woos
and polite "SkrefilMOI1ar heavy dr•rsiM
of weep drink, not so smolt bosom bio
apt*** ilesso/e it, bet Air ills
buoying 11 pewit iss"'tM tiA1/
of which leave lin son saissoollio la
before; it is Me 4i.atlttd psagiwest
A daily easing tt Ilbt all u *in hllr i� is
t. friend el to-- M lest sad
purest of all sssiieiasa�-1
era. sold by Cool I Myra M NO sots.
Mr. Patrick Merpby. brother of Tory
Rev, Dean Morph', died of inflames -
tion of the lungs al innipeg Iasi week.
HALL'S
RED
ap torr
/e pre-
'srararodafs
SPRUCE�°Q.t;i:le an ysa
thejlwest
y irked
9,.,. e w
c piste
.o,urtam.
GUM.
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
'yam
t Coln
els
lents
ty
GARRY
CAB@ET IAKER au' ll!iERTAK1iR 3
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
good assortment of Kitchen. Bed -room, Din!ng Room and'Parlor Furniture, such as Ta
hies, Phalen (hale, cane
at N and
wood
iseateng d , Cupboards, Hed-steads, Mattresses, Waab-sten
Lounges, So
N. B. -A complete assortment of Collins and Shrouds always on hand (elect Hearses for b
at reasonable rates.
Picture Framing • suet lull y.—A all solicited. l;:'t
�ssr
EURti%TAR,131-1_
h Reenmmendeil by Physicians.
C UFLES
Ca atarof f the Ear. Nasal Cr
E ye of -Chronic and of Throt. It s takenet
INERNALLY. aed' acts ,IRECTLV upon
the System It is Mucousnd ! bInod Puriferht
m the WORLD, and is worth ALL
that is charged fm It, for"
THAT alone.
TH"
lee sewn conalbe a.d nuns t'sesMreaa.
]row A. J. llama, of Canton Ps. —
Ogndimo s— About tea year; ago, after
bevies W s ewers wreak of limes, I
rise= wilt+ a seven ea* bald was
t�
~d the Imp. sad my sena
awned of with the aims
N
mows M M ygtobitrt •
ear . At tbs rise •Itsisd to. 1 ass
ladessil M Ima battle of De. Rseeees
lleeseir N Wow giossaT, ad mos toy
,d raMave
ave it owed trey
WsI moopoiseat the time,
owl ohm bit abut owl
busip Akeilg Won is t msd..o I
olosiskift give Mia slala.•M,yes isog Mib•..`.`i
• inoses with so
AO auto and $1 a bet-
1by
e all druggist*
0111 IITI IAL CURE FOR CATARRH
aur IN TIM MARKICT -.-t
$100 WpsrtMp7st:1u:r: tpn $100
vrttt.avn, nest., Harsh . inAL
Illy little de.tgities was trouble 1 with Catarrh
ter two ybsid, mad was eery web beneatte.1 by
MMe seed" ese amen W. Covens Cure fib* is now
W. T HOURS.
Wrtt.Atte. Ont- Morels 9L, tart
1 hate seed " Satre Catarrh Oars," sal lwde-
vesatis 1 dadeed f_1b:
win .or. the meseelebar:
IMP et tt IM em be seattased for s
~SSOMMI~ slams. W S H ELLAMR.
`Deus
1b Drez*stt& CorrtAlwrs and Ammons/Ts
which HAGYARD'a Yeuow Ot>, is guaran-
teed to cure or relieve either in Ill As or
li'.AST.
��'-'w
TAKEN INTERNALLY FOR
`RRorUP,1''
saitAirrR,
ASTHMA,
cvrasN,
BORE THROAT,
COLDS, dc.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY FOA
,R$ErxATIBM, NETR..4LOLs,
p$ILHLAI1 S, C.LLOrs LUMPS
IWELLLING8, 8TIFFJOINTS,
GALLS, - FROST HITE,
Let tzNEss, CORNS,
CONTRACTIONS E$rISES,
ITCH,
PAIN IN BACK,
ZILHBA00,
DEdFNEsS,
SPRAINS, PAIN la BIDE, &
s livery bottle guaranteed to give tetidac-
*S0, aoaey refunded
8.11111TNQ WtT EACH ROTAS NNIS sae.
_____ = fk 00., Providers
eors
TORONTO, OWT.
netnews Out. Marsh lA 15!11.
J. C nnerr t tea. Toledo. O
srs. tar the
o
. sed te Ova eon,lon.
Tones RlAb
10 SON. Druggist
Hall's Catarrh Cure
le tied ti ss Wbateemla sad frenal Drasapa1
bad is
she Caned in
Rad CoPatent mas
M
PteCR:
Birdock
B LOOD
.,'TIERS
I - FOR
11 Centft a Howe. $8.00 a Dos.
NTT Mere O•serrb Ours is maw-
almantr b•TTT y ► 7. 011 Welt O Cu.. Teleda. O.
g>rlgewee d tmit.Nnra
PaMbe as to. Ontaria Inds by
H. W. HOBSON, Welland. Ont.
GEORGE RHYNAB,
Sole Agent. Goderich
Q
BOOTS&SHOES ,
�O-wT1's.1=.g tWGdd-Ll.p
Beg t, announce to the Public that they have opened business in the above Stroe
in the store lately occupied by Horace Newton. Having purchased a large and
well:assorted stock of Spring and Summer Goods at close figures, we are determined
to give the Public the benefit.
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS WILL BE OUR MOTTO,
,s0 --Please call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
-Reniember the place, next door to .1. Wilson', Drug Store
ft Custom work will receive our special attention.
None but the best of material used and first-class workmen employed.
xlt-Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice.
Goderich, March 9, 1882. DOWNING & W E D D U P
MILLINERY.
Miss Jessie Wilson.
Takes plt-usnretin info' ming the ladle. of Oodertob dnd vlelnity, that She op tied tut en
Faturday, April the 8th
.A LARGE STOCK OF
TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED GOODS
MANITOBA
We
II en'1 ion'• :. rt11.•iu ,.i
.FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
And ,very'thing in the Ouija. 01
The ladies are cordially invited to Inapctt ge.x: ut.d 1 u AI let m it a pleasure to show the
The Groat Western Railway will run
their exesrswtss to MANITOBA and
DAKOTAn ptn*te daring May and June
every two weeks, oew,meneing TUES-
DAY May, 2nd. 1881.
Fares Reduced.
For information, tickets, etc., Apply to
GEO. B. t�OHNSTON,
Ppeei•I Agent Ores, eaters Reilwsr
ttowierl. h 44,
tladertoh. Attr11. tRISM1 1415
LATE ST AND BEST STYLES.
•
ORDERED WC, K ASF CIALTY _
I`Kneen MsuoA µL !neelo . wI
.r. wt14 .e•4ts 77ep pat7L 0 C. tA}
mOCNIIOPA7CRri INO ANL" RTLY
1
IR.terss rill.
int ad Sass. sad as will
.-sod piOLD PLAT2D WATCwsa bee.1
• .•
bid by Asawasse arta ei elm week.
Return th1s slip and 120 sod son ❑ll
mall o'.'•ne sr ouryyttGLN'fi'a a CARAT
TULLLYGaa IGOLDQW AITCKLtt, guaran PAT`
PT
Loed.
I Ream this alto and e1.71. sed ere .til
1 )on. patpald ems et see aeaettht
%RCT stokaL 1'LATLI, KR
OLv IRK
sa
w�swat�g�eNps.Moap sad gg,so Lamar is Cos►, see
V Li wdTt'i.11 sasraeweea• owed vote an,
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