HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-1-18, Page 8THE HURON SIGNAL YRLLY. JAN. 18.1884.
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A. -.hast
'hunt isle a few notes on passing..�e.te
is lila wduon might interest a.ama
your readers who. take an intern in
madam; the locale, 1 '.k. the Iiherty of
s.sding you • tow loos. 1
First, we have to cbr. nide the dest4
of o.ts of out oldo.t citizens ..f this s*e'k
tion, ti the per.om .•t Mr.. McDonald'
who crawl bur earthly career on Monday
th ' ith .tat., shoed !.'ug lite. As tier
ex, o oxine i■ n•.t len.• vn, she is suppos-
ed • be over one ' unfired )'ern old.
Sh ..:'d been blind ler about tbirteun
years. tijt.-.saigrated to this country
many years ago from Scotland. She was
interred in Kincarldine cemetery.
ALI s young man was taken from our
midst in the person of William. ewe a
the ..o;e Telford, who on Saturday, the
12th inst., was called away from the
cares of this acrid. He had beer ailing
for the last six mouths, but seemed quite
hearty until about five o dock on /Satur-
day eveniLg, when he was taken with e
chinui a for the worse, from which he did
not recover, and death put an end to his
sutterings that evening. He was interred
in t erdon cemetery on Monday follow-
ing. His relatives have the sympathy of
the community, as this is the second time
that death has visited this family within
the last six 'noodle. A daughter had
been taken away • short time ago wi•,'t
that terrible dimmer, ooeauseptiou.
once, as well se for s.utbuuder, as he
travels that way very often.
Uaiowneille is .10l growing, • Imes
family having moved them lest week.
The uweuline pert will be engaged i nt-
tiug 'timid for Mr. Harris.
Mr. Walker's eats will, dospita the
cold weather, is kept humming frusta
dawn till dark, and he has alba secured
a first class sawyer, in the person of Mr.
Willson, 4 Blyth, all work entrusted to
bis oar* will receive prompt sttuizhou.
Hostel fiut.u. - J. Fisher it Fergus/es
have acid their imported Clydesdale
stalliou, Segton to Mr. Stevenson, 4
Brockville, for $1,000. Segtou has
proved himself to bit • ere stock getter
it this section and will, we Agee no
doubt, do much toward improving the
home block in and around Brookville.
A eery pleasant and happy eveut took
place at the residence of Win. J. Flick,
on Tuesday mat, when Mr. Schiele, 4
Sebringvile, was united in holy wedlock
to Miss Eva Flick. After psrtskiug of a
sumptuous repast, the party drove to
Goderich where they paraded the square
for seise time, befn-.e returulug fur sup-
per in the evening. The Begtuiller tend
serenaded the happy couple, being amply
rewarded therefor.
�dtitis>Z
R. T. Err•tt, was at London this week
attending his father's funeral.
/Several of the members of Maitland
Temple I. 0. 0. T. intend paying •
t fait lo their Leeburn brethren this Fri-
day evening.
W. D. Wilson, who succeeded J. S.
Habitirk as trustee for Manchester school,
lin been appointed Sec-treas., of the sec-
tion.
Farmers hereabouts are takin` their
pork to Clinton and Wingham, as they
get seventy -dye cents per cent. more for
it in these places than at the county
1. eu
OOMMUNTOATIONS.
We do mot bold oureelvcs reepon.ible foe the
i�OW WS TAZ OOL.D.
• mesegeas ee name, seas Nis 11411' J
Inissane.
Years of study and ubaervatioi has.
fumed me to the cowelusww that the alio
ease which manifest. the symptoms p.ap-
ulurly supposed to indicate that a cold
hes been caught is to all intents and
?he dry goods u•erchi►ata of Clinton
'leers ttwtually to dose et 1.p
sr. even, et tt.* ptlietnrslay,f..r the
twat /Wee moathy
lM t N os Mui, sr.•
Masser Uta. L.
•M
le 1►aal p. on Suede, Oh ism.. the w is sI
Rohl. tl•a►d. ohs dandier.
is auslan.
purp•ws a Withy dimwits'. arras. Israel)• to Byth. or Tiae0a{ Jam. Leh. tint. by the
(num indigestion. and Porus the beats, e' Re.-. r. Hey.•( M. aura hart. of Leadue. to
to say, for is in feet the first matte of alt Ma Heb` -m �absker. ut Ittah
the w-ealled filth diseases. W hstever
interferes with digestion or depuration,
or depraves the vital organism in say
manner, previews an impure a,adition
4 the body -a condition of disease ; and
a oontimuancauf dureise 4,niducingg habits
moat inevitably- result In penwdial or
1 f
to crabwise ea Twedal. Jen. Ilth.{•kcIe. Ittellof 1,
by
riafrUie, to Nus lira Flfuk, of Uullwrwt.
In thderwh, on W edassd.y. Jas. Nth. IAN.
by the Vim. Archdeacon Elwood. Mr. Jgssph
Herr. ar I4urt.. N.Y.. to Miss Kate WWNwena..
of tloderrcb.
le Ooderihh. on Wedueedey, Jen. Nth, nal.
le for Vet. .archdeacon seou.t, Thom►..
UOeaaireii•1 "eruptions, the severity
Mate Jl er Hr
o 1�k• to Hrs..tterile Lugsm, both el OuderI b.
which will d*in liuderkh. on tb'. 3n1 u(Januaryo by the
depend upon this degree of \". AroMier,o. kiwod. Mr. !lhmew lard►
one's transgressive'. Aiming the causes tel Twellawu. of Detroit. lo Hos canoe La -
impure impure bodily condition116.
food, (2' excess in dart soil 1) TusstLr Jar ►at i+Nk by tM Itcr J. A.
u Our ll
1 dews, e( ()odcrk•h.
hums, uthaea, .I .ps, Turmbu B.A.. LL.B., /franks/Lb PTO MAK.
,w lar ,h,•
ampere r.
hall avert Louses (Aerobes and, with of Ashfield. to Made Bum • - rP0
Iplace.
STILL TO TSE FRONT.
MRS_ C_ I3_ C+=R' 7I T
•
Is giving the people of Code-
' rich a Benefit.
Avow YOURSELVES 1)F THE CHANCE IIY 1�AI)1Ntl THE
FOLLOWINU DECIDED HAROA tiii
Woolen Clouds - 46c. 75c. $1
Fine All -Wool flannel, 30c. 40c.
Fine All -Wool Yarn, 8c. 10c. 18c.
Ladies Fine All -Wool Hose.
ne Pieces Ladies Cloth, - $1
r,
▪ 17c. 28c.
o Cashmere, 50c. 75c. $1
on, - 8c. 10c. 15c. yd.
o ton 10c. 124c. 15c. yd.
Ladies Fine Underskirts, - $1
Ladies Fine Drawers,
rare exceptions, all living rooms, private
o[ public, are inauflict.ut or out al ell ♦t the r.,aidenr3 of the Leede mother. A. s .,
p ly Thirst•J lea. 3rd. Itlt, by the Iter. J. A. y� Tg T
veolilaled i clad adeps while in the Ta�s bull B ► LLB.. Ntaon Dougherty. of Fin -
4 ltiWfJ 11
4..a..............LUJ
Lesa.,a. csthariw Murray. of the same
^ n air, • yr large of our
pie, in all Inc walks of life,habitually I Nay,
reathe au atmosphere satist.wl bring •oderiooD un Thursday breathered over and ger again ; they are I toe, Philip Reeve. aged.l year.
n r>t proportion t>t•« All W
of
D { by ( la u y. Jesuitry islet. W Bite Cott
starring for want of oxygen, end are be to lioderloh. on H • January Itch. toll. Factory C t
.- Joseph a•miamsos. ird ��t )tars• 1•
opinions of our ('oritrpo►.clents. l'untribu- t poisoned b carbonic acrd. In d..
tees tc this department mule confine them- Mt t 7 In i olbor.. cos the .tis sou.. Aisne l.easy.
selves to public emotion. cad be brief. J fault of sufficient oxygen the best food , aged el year&
ton nut be trsn.fornied into pure blood '
Town a Irritably and Tery1•a►. there will always be a c rrespond►rt.
Toth* Editor. or The Huron Signal indigestion ; nor can the carbonic acid be
Stan 1 wish to state a few taco for eliminated freely in an impure atmos- 1,
my fellow -electors, and the readers of Phrrc. We hate, then, serdep winter
TaR Sk iiAL. Some yuan since T was feremar with digestion and depuration,
not interested in politics, and if 1 rooted whenever we remain even fur a simgb
at elections I generally voted for what I hour of the twenty-four in an "inl.,or-
thouvht the best man, lees of tar- atmoayherr, an atarorphere that N
p not intuhrrable free c,mmunicat+un with
ty : but i have invariably found the bust the great body of air without The only
men among the lto,(urmers 1►f course e.d'sei for restriction in oxygen is restne-
it it but reasnnabie that Reform is the
till in diest and exercise ; but a cumin -
mart progressive. I am r.ow a Grit as I nation of this character would produce
the 'furies spitefully all w; te the back- enleeblenient of the systeou, thuuvh if e
bone. C•,nservative, as they call them- i roper balance were maintained there
selves, is a misnomer, as they belie iia would arise no febrile symptoms such as
mea g. Hence I call them by their we are considering. \Ve halo plenty 4
The teuipersuce people have finished right names -Tory. The way It came ie„plu living in - ...iodated rooms
impravionerts in their hall, and can now at>,'u1 is as font.ws : 1 was always a shoo .' far as cxerctse is concerned, lire
beset ..t hat lug as time a meeting house sicca temperance man. James Thom- a well-balanced life ; but seldom do
sun, our late town clerk was also one. as
inside, as is in the county. these, any more than the robust and
mord tf you know. and at one election jactive, practise an sort of cutout.
. Smou:uent was administered in the J. T. to .k cath•.: uu •elite pan in the I y 7
1'esbyWnan church un Sabbath tut. tempennic cause, as that was one plank restriction as to ywlity er quantity of
Oil. Monday the annual congregational in the platform : and, as it is well knows •f,sod nausea an ac n appetite
meeting was held. The treasurer a re
port' shows the financial affairs of the
church to be, in good condition. .
pinatas', dull and out of sorts'
Are ion Ialious,nauseated an.d
m.•le ,;o k lay the thought of
1; there a dull, drag -
ring pain in your right side?
Ladies Fine Jackets, _$8, Q��O
$4, ai+
Ladies Fine Jackets, - $12, $18
Kid Gloves, - - - 75c. $1
Ladies Kid Mittens, - 50c. 75c. $1
Berlin Wool, . - - 15c. per oz.
AND ALL OTHER GOODS IN THE SAME PH(►Poit't'1(1\ •
We are always glad to show our
Do sour bowel; suddenly
get site without any apparent many customers our stock which
Are tlx whites g
cause . , -
your eves tinged with yellow?
will hold up beside any stock
Is your skin wean, clammy an.l • In Cloder•
copper -colored? Men ,«.r ch, and defy competition.
d lack f t be-
nt
mouth taste bad'i to the
that the Reformers are generally en the Ink the only am, „trams Persons of Ii,ornino? Are you coslive�
tetulaeon a site. For taking pert -MI ibiaciaasare greatuiYenn from cold. -Ifo
yon_ mei.,h jt psis.--_ --line in Goderich, and will sell them
-[Ropular Science Monthly.
Ladies Hats ---We have the finest
The Good Templar are making pre -
filtration's to hold a grand tea -meeting in
their full, on Wednesday evening next.
No pain are being spared to make the
affair a complete success. The intellect-
ual part will be held in the Methodist
Church, and several speakers aadsingers
from a distance have promised tom. be
present and assist. - .-.
Lsibara,
Miss T. Land 4 the Forbst city, was
the,gusst of Mir Jefferson last week. was told Ire, in cuntidence, by ha i clutched mr angers in munterous fashion
Wm. Kemption, 4 Pagainaunt has friend. i was • subscriber to the Good.- Asd fathered them .test ao. Ret of death. I
1 Etta \t- broke. i
hien visiting John Horten. rich .�Rir at thist time, and the inean way Wo hardly know wGai to male of EI -
in Which that (veer acted, with else y
scurillous laggnage it used, was another Sometimes •we think hoer t,ark is a +
arae of sty decision. Now, we have a good r
deal woe than her bite, and then
rabid Tory in J. Ts's once that cannot -.again her blood -curdling sasaKerytfuoxe l
seen kegy1 himself civil at election times.us into a profuse cold sweat. 1 in the
vice on Sunday morning in th Metho- 7 whole, we are inclined to think that •
1 et no cry •tinda fault with him, and no
dist church hero was c,nductid by It. w - doubt iii long as the majority cf the kind husband and two or tree childchildrenE. Bron. His -remarks, basso the would take a good -deal 4 the w'nsense --
bth chapter of Malaga., were \ im couneil are on that side W. Camp. out of 1►er.---[Ex.
pressive. bell will be retained at • Lige salary.
>n�Ther doesn't seem to be common sense le tsealda'e t rias(
k.
that side, I knew several men Tories) at
that time stated that it was a shame that A fiery r.r-$i • . -
a pubic servant should he allowed to
take part politics. and that he ought to
be turned .out of his office. About that
time ale., there had been a new industry
started in tauten 'rid the partnerin charge
was elected to the council, and he •eked
another cougeillur,.. a fri.pd of kis, of gets fairly alerted et some of her lay- '
t�tasOne#rty in polities, if hs haul bet- fever and dy-blister poetry, the church,
Mer vutq.to• turn the town clerk out f bells nut and the tire department turns
But,' he added, I acarce,know the man. out. so, on the whole, she is consider -
This ffietid advised him out to do it. s, ed as dangerous s party to have around 1
J. T. still retained office.' Now, this as • camphor lamp or a coal oil can.
Ella Wheeler, the gaited young woman
who hos hien appropriately called the
poetess of passim), a twenty-four years
old, has Ir, and wear .art
hosiery and Langtry .bangs Whoc she
Are your bowels irregular? 1
and at times ? Are you gloom./ ---We have a fine line, and none can
wl despondent ? " I : Your
d red hsai d ped 'nervous and fun of bay
..re you dizzy and dim -sight-
ed
ine 'highly, colere�1 ? Art sell as cheap as we. All we ask is
ower than anybody. Ladies Caps
The wire fences have ttrt,rs.f tl�e s
succor* so far as preventing drifts and
pitch -holes are•`concerned. i
in the absence of the- past ir, the ser-
An entertainment will be giwenri
temperance hall this' evening, in aid tZf
the'loJge funds. A good programa). her
boon prepared, Consisting of recitations,
dialogues, songs, etc. An admission fee
or 15 cents will be charged.; "r"
Oarrraar. -It is our painful duty to
record the death 4 Mrs. Carney wife of
Thos. Carney, Like Shore, this week.
Tia deceased had been ailing for a long
r time of consumption. Her remains
• were interred in the Catholic cemetery,
Coiborne, last Friday. The family have
the sympathy of the entire neighborhood
their sad bereavement.
Dnazannon.
Mr. $'...ford, of Luck law, occu-
• pied the Methodist pulpit nere to Sun -
.lay Lis':. •
Rev. . r. Cameron, of Lucknow,
preached the Presbyterian church
here on Sun ay last.
The Meth.. Mt church choir sung at
Blake'wappiint (stet on Werdnesday era
ening last, at th teauieeting there.
our schools re nail last week, and
n,twithsfand int' - at..r►ny weather.
Caere has been a Isrg attendance.
,•_.-�= Mails were very ireeilulsr here duriug
the stormy weather.
Our merchants are busy taking stock,
and report a go.,d year's business during
1883.
Missionary services were he in the
,Methodist chunk bare um needay
Evening last. Addresses were de 'vered
by several ministers There was merge
collection and subscription taken up.\
)Ir. Gordon .Anderson has gone into
partnership with Mr. B. J. Crawford, n
this place, taking half interest in the
business. Mr. Andersonp�osse�ss the
necemary qualifications of a business
man ; he is, besides, widely known and
highly respected in this section 4 coun-
try-. There is no doubt but that the
new firm will do well
490 a. Pokers. - t hot killwl
here last week weighed when dressed
4110 Iia. TI ii is ahead of the %ee.11ner
porker nu interned in yunr $heppsrdton
correspondent, and we think the farm
register at Cedar Cliff should be search-
ed by the zaptain in regard t.. the erunt-
en killed there recently.
iloreas, in his bluster on the 100i,
upset a load of hay at the south mad,
stopping ethic for some twenty minutes.
Two teams and ten men wars required
to straighten things tip. but their work
wan not completed until the bluff consta-
ble appeared, and wait a band.
Wm. Foster is homesRain Imre Mark-
haat
There must be some special attrsetiee
south of H alreevill. for the peraistent
or anything gentlemanly in many of While gracefully accepting his defeat
the Tories. As an instance, note the, on Monday night, Mr t'.nry Parker!
wap the county council acted at their made aro announcement which will give
last •session. See the flimsy excuses rig to „moral ..._ret i t it•o..dstock,when ,
they make : Mr.* Roes has held the I be sated that it was not likely he waylaid
office long enough ; Mr. Roes has enough! again seek the suffrages of the people furI
without it ; Mr. Rom can't hold both any mumieipoal position. Mr. Parker u 1 =
uftitp, or should not ; Mr. Ross has tool perhaps the most able_ and tq jieuoed 1'•
big i l�{nary, Ac., At. Query -Wu the mnnic'loal representative is the aunty, ' '
salary to be lower to their man 1 And, and in the canuus 1• sittynt held boy him i
alas, at, the election ..f acho'.l trustees,
1 know ;Sorties that even came in fr.nn! Inhale tl th rs l t tt
has rendered imp.rtaut public sirv'iara t,
the country to vote against lair. Jtc(nl- i
feelit;,:'I In~-; t: y..ai' for you to call and see before buy -
If s0. Tr. �t:,e.1 5.,.;r� ing, as we never miss a sale when
,our ca..g.::t>a �: gat a customer wants $locelle and ca
before you aro. k z: • I 1.y w::J� compet
?
form of list. fever t r bltt�ome. vas; in fact, we have no comp
olherwr hopeless sic[.
Take Stit.l►iftitif .10:1 Iani
tion. And we will sag #f --the La- -
di that we have the finest line of
Duress:+ The t-'.. .: i.. l es a
you i; that your 1 v ' :t lot • Ottomans in Goderich. Call and
order cad rove..
din ne(li4C11: SV.;'7.1 .t A to see them Remember, the above
Ia°x &Meas 10V -help t = rices are good for the next thirty
As sloe Jt -LJ. ..,apse
of mediliine can.
Regulated, stimulated as I
rade to dohs proper work in
a proper mariner by St: LrHt: t
AND IRON BITTERS the Iger
will resume its natural func-
tions, and all the above svmp-
tonts will disappear and b:
f�o�r n. ' :t do,not neglect *-
-Sti(iy l:se:tlhe 'TeI�Y �
ct;tii .
Sohl everywhere, price
56 cents.
referred,e '• e . Lett ars v ie iueUiIUq to, contented themselves with t.
1 fwd i becauseh 1i it Th
i ay a was s . ey
don't care if n than don't know his A, 8, •
C, or cannot write his name, if he
is a Tory that is sufficient qualification
for office, whereat, politics ought not t..l
be brought at all I municipal elections.
I must close this. All I want to see is
Fa1RPL4%.
briefly thanking the elector* for the sup. j
port accorded theist Mr. Parker discuss- ,
ed the question of canvassing for rotes
in a way that must have catrried'-reua:ic• mewtTO�T 0 �T
tion to all who heard hum. Expressin/ N ss;i�►ss�/�V
his "Olden that had lie corked as hard
as some of the other candidates he womld Jam Ic<h, idea. t �
have had a Inajoi ity, he Held that it
Ismaili to asylum, 1 was degrading to any man who had given
his services tleely t.. the totem to be ;.
The subject of inebrlite asylums is.pelletl t.. spend a large *Mount .d'
attracting attention. That\intempersnce I, amtime soliciting the totes of the etcetera
develops* into a disease is fact which ; for the opportunity tit continuing to
cannot be denied. and wnlL provision • serve thein. The eanvalling ayatean, he I
should be trade for those wh.t find that j pointed out. was resl..nsiblu for a .meat I
then cannot resist the temptation to , deal of meanness and deception. It was.
drink. The government has established perfectly clear that many who had
fl�htitutiona for the care and treatment I promised to rote for Lim hal not dune
of people i v1ngTr'tnf mental • ai:w
as physical diseases, but as yet has t14
n.'thing for inebna•es. 1f an Institut'
set .van nor the reformation .1 dip..
maniacs were established it might be the
SOLD BY
ne the case of his opponent He hoped that
y.i the time would co when men could
be elected to puldic positions. in which
they were:expected to give their time
means of d ;lug • great deal of good. j`%nd energy to the service of the cum-
Pe„tde who ate victim..4 inlempermnce 14kainty, wit+*Ntlt ibr yfwon►irry of buttari-
jou elector 1. r weeks before. While
agreeing with the remarks ..f Mr.
, we fear that the time has not
en the best men in the a,mmun-
sty canbe elected to public positions
without hcitation and upon their
merits. *proportion ..f electors who
cots conact. tioualy for the men whom
they consider the most competent and
honorable seems to be very small. These
'rho hese the w Benet the community
at heart will tl nutly wish with Mr.
Parker that the ime will scam come
e hen canvassing f votes will be at an
end. (Woodstock tinel-Review.
',Mire ea One ■.hder laost'er.
Torrent.., .lan 15 --The corner's jury
returned a verdict tndirlg Conductor
Harbor, Engineer Jedreys and Mr, Char-
les Stiff, superintendent 4 the (treat
Western Railway, culpably negligent in
the recent disaster, and thr.o►gh teem the
Grand Trunk is responsible for thta colli -
n or. Barber and Jeffrey were cometitted
for trial. Jeffreys istore weak to go to }pfl,
and was allowed bail. The jury
alio
demands that the mad ballroom Tomo*
and Mimioo be doubled tracked
are as great • burden to the conununity , leo'
as the occupants of the lunatic :volume full
-[Toronto Telegram. Park
teinc
fairing a hand IIltasety.
Tour memory is bad, perhaps, I.ut i
can tell you secreta that will cure the'
worst memory. tine is to read a sulojtrt
when you are strongly interrrt.d, The,
other is not only to read, bat thins. j
When you hare read a paragraph ..r a
passage step -close the book- and try
to remember the ideas en that page. and
not only recall thea, vaguely to your
mind. but put them into words and
speak them out. Faithfully follow abets
two rules and you will have the volden
keys 4 knowledge. Hasidim inattentive
reading, there are other things injurious
to memory. 1 hie it the habit of skim-
ming user newala►pera, all in a e••nfmsed
jumble, serer t.. he thought ^f again,
thus cultivating a habit nI careless read-
ing hard to break. Another is the read-
ing of trashy nevele. Ncthin1 is so
fatal to reading with profit as the habit
of running thniugh story after .tory, and
forgetting firm se soon as read. 1 know
• vrss-haired woman, a life lane lover of
Monks, who sadly declared that her Wad
had been toined by sash reading.
Mrs ('arry, widow of the informer, do -
clines to go abnsi, and asks for safe sm-
iFnoym.•nt in (creat Britain. To this her
family is an obstacle.
(temrge li(of att. of Tmrnberry, en•nty
of Huros, formerly of Seneca township,
county of Haldimaad, has reowired seve-
ral
ev♦ral letters from friends in the old country
intimating that • legacy of 1:890,000stee4-
iitg, M heinhip,awsut. him. He is taking
the tweeter, steps to establish his elusw.
AT THE --
CASH STORE
THERE 15 CHEAP
Crockery 86
Glatt/mugs,.
Lamps, 8&c.
A FULL LINE OF
GROCERIES
ANi)
CANNED GOODS.
Cheap and Good.
Gide
Him a Call!
G.H.OLD
THE (iROCER.
The Square,
Jean
1INC -
Ooderich.
Ns
• waste U hes. "AM"AMPay
•hsnitstm
yR...rl1e .1
w►kh Mea• d wast
s iw.k My oil Co...
wit ahst aiC onetatwty. all
H Hawn, t .
ays. Yours truly,
XRS. C. H. GIRV'I1T
,
The Fashionable Milliner of t;ho,le'rii.i
Ooderich, Jan. 10th, 1s14. 19•2•5 -at
COLBORNE
BROTHERS
ARE
GIVING GREAT BARGAINS
Ladies Jackets,
Jacket Cloths,
Ulster Cloths,
Overcoati ngs,
And Tweeds.
Colborne Brothers.
GENUINE
SINGE
SEWING MACNINE.
CHAS. PRETTY,
Raving hose oppolated west easoldoe, hasp o the meipollen= the m
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