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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-29
Was There a Bargain with Southern
Men.
WM. E. CHANDLER CROsS-ENAMINES MAJOR
BURKE.

BURKE.
VIM. +. Chandler. who is in this city, last
night sent the following telegram to Major
Burke, at New Orleans -" Referring to the
denials in a recently published interview of
yours, have the honor respectfully to ask YOU
this question: Were you, as the representative
OF the Nichols government, with other south
ern men and MeSSrS. Stanley Matthews, john
sherman, Charles Foster and James A. Gar
held, all OF any OF them. and other northern
men, present at conference or conferences
at WOrmley'S Hotel, Washington. about Feb
ruary 10Th last, concerning Louisiana affairs?
or unsigned and whether with OF without
names affXed as witnesses OF its correctness
made then or subsequently, emb0dying or pur-
porting to state the whole or any part of any
agreement. understanding or intention result
ing from such conference OF conferences con-
cernlnS Louisiana affairs, or concerning the
Packard OF the Nichols government or the
federal troops in New Orleans? If SO, have
you now, or have you ever had that paper or
copy thereof? Is it in existence: II So,
where is it now? If not, when, where and by
whom was it destroyed, and will you or not
Mr.: Chandler said last night, after M =" sending
the above: 1t has never been charged that
me written memorandum aulhenticating the
alleged bargain made at the WOrmleys Hotel
conference of February 26 was signed by Stan
ley Matthews or Charley Foster or any other
republican. That a written memorandum
was drawn up showing the understanding
t that had been reached by the conference ;
that this was read over and agreed to as sub
stantlally correct, and that at some time the
southern democrats, or some of them, affixed
thelr names to the paper as witnesses of it's
with Major Burke, is true l have been in
formed that General Garfield was not quite
satisfied with the way the bargain was eX-
pressed In the Burke memorandum, and SO hs
made memorandum of his own. which he
says he shall publish if Burke's paper is made
public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-29

~ Both houses of the legislature of
mississippi rejected by large majorities the
proposition to call a convention to revise the
constitution of the state.
Several persons have been arrested,
charged with being concerned in the lynching
of three negroes in Fayette, Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-29
A Railroad EmbezzIer.

LEWISTON. Me- Jan. 29.-S. q. Wood. an
official of Ibe Maine Central Railroad, is
charged with the embeZZlement of a large
amount OF funds entrusted to his care. The
accused denies the charges in part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-29

BOSTON, JAN TI.-IfregHIafltle2 nave beef
management of the Bat, mill n lewiston
Maine, which invoices a net accountabiIity on
the part OF Ba..eS 10 the corporation of s5fiO00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-29

SITTING BULL WATCHING HIS CHANCES
Gen. Miles, commanding the United States
iOrceS in the northwest, reports that Sitting
Canadian border, but he aslately been on this
slae. Additions are being made to his camp
which now numbers 500 lodges, by desertions
Military preparations against raid by Sitting
Bull will be made. 'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-29

How RIVAL NINE OVERS FIGHT-The
virginia (Ncv.) Enterprise of January -.
says: " Among the Internal machines invent
ed for use in carrying on the underground
war between the Justice and Ala was a sort
OF suhterranean monitor which was rugged up
car placed Oh wheels. with port holes through
which to shoot. This was to contain two men
with plenty of guns and pistols. and was to
have been propelled from behind. In this
drift, and, If necessary. The level As it's eff
cheney was not tested. 1t is difficult to give any
opinion as to its probable workings. What
we do not positively know, but have heard it
limited that the ground on his side was mined,
and that II contained enough giant powder to
P,oW up everything, in the neighborhood to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-29

The agreement between the representatives
OF the coal companies at their meeting i'm
Philadelphia last week was not signed by the
Oliicefs Oh the company, as stated i'm the dis
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
SAID Saturday, that a resolution embOdying
The agreement was adopted by the meeting
had been done, he said, in regard to fixing the
total output either for the year or for the FIRST
three months, as telegraphed. Nearly all the
mines were now idle, but any company was at
liberty to resume work whenever it wished =
n. J. Tribune, 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-29

A LARGE LOT OF DEMOE6EUT's MANU-
"A fACTHKEp TIGs. st very low asure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04
HENRY W. FISHER:
Reasons why Anthony I.aiIy, the Well
Known worlsingInan, Democrat and
Grccnbackcr Will support Him.
BENWoop, Sept. B, lS1S.


Editors Intellisencer.
Since Mr.. Fisher has been talked OF as
an Independent candidate for the State
Senate, I have closely watched his coun-
tenance and maneuvers to sec ii he was
troubled with any of the temporary spas
modic fits OF friendship that are SO peculiar
to the average candidate in these days.
Strange to say, but true, he is free from
the hand-shaking disease. tl
also tried to interview him, without
pretending to be newspaper correspond
cnt, and the most important thing thai I
CLEANED from his conversation was that he
firmly believes that the elements OF reform
in politics are in the people il there was
only some proper effort made to develop
them, and that he intends to go success
fully through this campaign without
spending any money, indirectly or other
wise, 10 influence voters. Neither does
he, or will he spend any of his time in
vilifying or defaming his rival.
II Mr.. Fisher can prove to the American
people that man can really be elected to
high Office on his honest and charitable
platform whereon he stands, he will fatty
contradict the prevalent opinion that an
honest and straightforward man can not
get into office, and the district that will
elect him will have more reason to rejoice
than himsclfover his success
We therefore hope that all voters who
sincerely long for reform, without any re-
gard to old party cries, will assist Mr..
Fisher in demonstrating the fact that the
elements of reform, as well as Of power,
arc really inherent in the people.
Men OF all parties seem to be going for
Mr.. Fisher, SO far as can observe, and
certainly no better recommendation can
accompany a candidate in political cam
paign than that the voters OF both parties
In the locality where he resides, andwhere
he il best known, are willing to forget all
differences and unite to do him honor be-
cause OF their unbought respect for his
personal principles and character.
II the voters OF any other locality in the
Senatorial district could know Mr.. Fisher
Us well as we know him here, they would
hold him in tho same personal estimation
that we do, and unite with us without dis
tinction OF party in electing him TO the
position for which he has been named by
the voice OF the public.
ANTHONY I.ALIY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04
When We DcmornIlze the stomach,

Dy excuses or inlprudcnce In eating, We can
notI hope TO escape the consequences for any
great length OF time. The most robust digcS.
ton muStSuccumb to abuses Of TINT important
function. But surprising that We have been
foolish enough to cnfecblc the stomach, Is the
damage irrcparable?. BynomcanS. The dys
peptic has only to do two things to insure his
ultimate recovery. First, he should adopt an
easily digcstible diet. Second, he should use
with regularity and persistence llostetters
OF the age The multiform symptoms Of tys-
pepsia, and the almost invariably attendant
disorders, biliOuSncss and constipation, will
assurcdly cease to pcnccute the sufferer If the
above utlvicc Is attended to- WHO that has
suffered the tormcnts that chronic indigestion
intlicts will neglect to take advantage of Il
remedy which, II the most positive evidence
of the medical profession and the public Is to
be received with due crcdence, is an absolute
specific for the complaint codaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04
1hin County Renublican Convention.

The Republicans Of Ohio county are requested 70
mac, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th, a, the points
mi tho time hereafter named, for the purpose Of
,slclip, Five delegates to represent their respective
I,,,det, In Convention Of Republicans Of Ohio
copnty, to lie held at tho COURT HOUSTON
tuesday, September 10th, at dam.
And for the purpOs, Of nominating Township ofhecrs
Liberty District at Centre School House, 9P. N.
TdadcphIa District at Tridelphlu, Bpm.
pebItnd District at RIchland school House, Pm.
Washington District AT vislant Hose House, Pm.
Madison District at City Hall, Up. N.
Cny District at Court House, r. N.
Union District al Atlantic Hose House, 7P.M N.
Crp,rc District at Guards Hose House, Jpn.
webster District at United Hose House, Up. II.
RIehie District at Arbenz Hall, JPN.
A. MCCULLocH, IN,
auo.Itv Chairman Ohio Co. Rep. Ex. Com.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04

pLANKs BOOKS Tho DAILY IxTELII-
ID geHct Hook Blhdory does better work Of all
kinds than any Office In West virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04

Mrs. MARY SOLVER has sent to the
New York 7tTibmIc long document pur-
porting to give an account Of her alleged
relations with ex-senator Simon Cameron,
whomshe has sued for breach ofpromise,
and gives the editor the dreadful notice
that this is only the introduction to a
series OF letters which she proposes to
furnish upon the same subject. The
editor tells Mrs. Oliver that he knows
nothing of her relations with Mr.. Cameron,
and cares nothing, but, from the character
Of her epistlc, he is Of the opinion that she
is an adventures, and that her purpose
is to induce whoeycrl choosesI to purchase
the dirt she. has to sell to become sort Of
silent partner with her in the business Of
Matchmaking Mr.. Cameron,-the news
papers TO do the work and she to take the
money" The Tribune then goes on to
read some of the sensational newspapers
lesson, and to administer arebuke to them
that they have long richly deserved,
Whenever any disrcputable woman" the
Tribune continues, Chooses to start dirty
story about herself and some conspicuous
public man, she at once counts that prac-
tically onc.half the press Of the country
will net as her allies aud efficient agents in
promoting her Matchmaking scheme"
This assumption being correct she gcssto
her victim, and .threatens publicity unless
she is paid to keep still, and ten to one the
victim will come down." whether in
nOcent or guilty, so that the threat of ex-
posurc is equally potent for her nefarious
purpose. And it is shame to say 1t, but
it is true, nevertheless, that. there Is a
large element among the respectable por-
ton Of the community that innocently
aids and abets this class Of blaekmailers,
to.wit, those people who jump at the con-
Clusion that any charge against q mans
virtue is true, or that "There must be
something in It." without waiting for the
evidence in the case. Isit because man
kind and womankind are so bad them
selves that they always Think safe 70 be-
lieve tho worst rather than the best? We
hope not. 5t.l. ~. Ias
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04

IT is going to be a stern.chase to expose
all Gen. Buffers inconsistencies. AS tho
Boston Herald neatly points out, he fayors
the exemption Of mortgages from taxation,
because the borrowers obliged to pay the
extra tax, but doesn't SEQ that the same
rule applies TO government bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04
CHRRL ESTOWH ACADEMY.
A Preparatory School for Boys.

A Preparatory School for Boys.
Charlcs.own, Jefferson Co., ". Va, WV. II. KAnLI,
a. NJ, Principal; y. X. LRAvELL "a. II. and
MedalIst, Of Washington Lee uniTenltyl. For
equal 10 the hest schools 10 tho country. Course Of
instruction embraces English, Ancient and Modern
Languages Mathematics aud Natural Sciences. Next
Session begins September 18th. For Catalogue giving
full particulars and list q tesimanials, address,
WIN. II. KABLE, Principal, Cbarlesiown, JeIiernn
tn w Va aus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04

The New York Tribune believes that the
proposition which Randall, Lamar, Wat
tCson and otendorfer urged Tilden to
make to Hayes, a week alter the election,
was that both candidates for the Presi:
dCnCy should decline and Congress should
order anew election. But he never madcit,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04
Mautsa.

iyXrANTED-A SITUATION BY a YOUNG
wv woman 10 do general honscWOrk. Enquire AZ
100 Fourteenth street. au2lp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04
DIED.

DECnERT.-on Tuesday. September 8, 1878, at Z
o'clock r. NJ, 1iAlRY ADoLpl son Of Louis aud Mary
DcehCrt, aged years aud months
The funeral will take place from thcrCidencc Of the
parents 1857 FOurieenth street, this afternoon at
O'CLOCK. Friends Of Tho family are invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made nv I,..c
bingham End Mary his wife to me- dst, n. ~ q
Of October, 1871, rcc0riC,l In peei d NM, ~
-, pages So ~ and ST. Of the And r,,,. y S y
county, will sell al the front door Of tbs CaD,, ~
Of Ohio county, on ''' >'-'' n'A
SATURDAY, the IIh day 81 Sep,enl.,
Commencing at ~ o'clock 4. ". the b,ll,r,..
scrilIcd properly: The east quir;rr II iEi =
sixty.two, In Chapuc and Ep1s aid"1 IA n.y. n.
OF Wheeling, Ohio county, Stilc Of W,st NJ
SAID quarter lot hClns BOUNDED as foIlpv,. ~.
ming at the northwest corner II Twenty. Eu,,, ~.
and the alley between Main and Market mi ,.,-Ej
thereto; thence west With the south line n ,,JL.
and with Twenty.fOutth street thirty iett N !.
inehes thence north on line Parallel Min IA IL
dxiy-six feet; thence on line parallel viii Ts,-,,
fourth street thirty feet aud siK Inthc, "a Il, M,
Aforesaid; thence along the WnI line ii On NJ
south Slxty-Six feet to the pllcc ii le.iBSl,, !!
TWenty-iolrth street, being The salns prC,srI -
veyed 10 said James Cunningham by JAMES I'M,
day and vile by deed dated lNth Etbniiy, ia !.
corded In Deed BOOk No. CO, Iasc $50, OhIo cgl,,1
The title Is believed to h. perfect, Ia, IIlInSn,
only such title ~ Is vested III mr BY The tt9rti"
TERMS or SGLE-EIght hundred and gtrt,J,,
dollars cash In hand, eight hundred lolaNkSgS
months, and the residue In sixteen month - n
Of sale, without interest. A lien will h. t.ISib
the deed TO secure the deferred laymsats 4 piEia,
money. J. D. EWlSG,
AUS Tr1nH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04

PosBax SS2, New Orleans, Louisiana.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
Interpretation and MANAGEMENT Geh'lS u, T. BEAU
RlstiARpA and JuBAL A. EARLY. aui6-w saw
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WEILsBURG.
The FaIr-KcmpIe Talked 0E-Moncy for
the Yellow Fever sunerers-The schools

The FaIr--KcmpIe Talked 0f-Money for
the Yellow Fever sunerers-The Scfoo
WELrsnuRG, Sept. Sd, 1878. I
Correspondence Of tho Intelllgenser.
The County Fair is now being much
talked Of. The Board OF Directors, ut their
last meeting, decided to offer premiums for
the best equestrianism, the best lady eques-
trian, silver cup, best boy, under II years
of age, saddle and bride, no entrance fee.
Here's chance for some of the young
folks who delight in riding to show what
they can do.
Kramer's unriyalled brass band OF your
city, has been engaged to furnish the music
for the fair. Our citizens are expecting a
rich musical treat.
The young men OF town and vicinity are
arranging for hop on the second evening
of the Fair, which promises to present
some unusual attractions.
We overheard some prominent citizens
talking about inviting Wheeling's noted
humorist, Jake Kemple, to deliver lee
turc here sometime soon. We suppose
Jake will not object II there is q certainty
OF being enough silver pieces connected
with II to make 1t interesting.
Fever OF some kind, said to be typhoid,
is in some families in the lower end OF
town. Over dozen persons are down
with Il. No cases fatal rs yet. Health
Officers have made the grand rounds and
ordered a cleaning upwhere necessary.
Thos. Everett, Treasurer OF the yellow
Fever Relief Fund, sent eighty (SS0) dol.
lars to the President Of the Howard Asso-
citation at Memphis Yesterday, with alettcr
on behalf OF the citizens Of Wellsburg to
distribute to the needy poor.
Public school opened up yesterday in
full force. A teachers institute Is being
held in the school building. G. BIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04
THE Paramount Interests ofThis City and
Region In a sound Currency. 9

Region In n sound Currency.
We hold that tho people OF the CITY Of
Wheeling and OF the Upper Ohio Valley,
in common with the people of the whole
country, have no true intereststo served
bv falling in with the crazy demand
Of our times for an irredeemablc paper
currency. On the contrary, VIC hold that
this crazy furoris directly in the face and
cres Of our unmistakable interests, and
that nothing save war, and hardly that,
could be more harmful to us than the
Brooke county greenback resolutions, re:
Gently published in our columns, carried
into actual practice. Without exaggera-
ton, such an occurrence would be an aw-
full calamity, from which We maxwell pray
the good Lord to deliver us. Look at the
matter. ID
One OF the great interests OF this region
is wool. During the flush days succeeding
the war, when wooden goods were higher,
vast amount of wool was imported into
this country, but owing to the fact that
goods have been steadily produced cheap
er and sold cheaper since the panic, the
importations OF wool have steadily declin-
ed. For instance, in 1873, the year Of the
panic, We imported into this country the
enormous amount OF S70,S0G,71 OF wool,
whereas for the fiscal year ending the
SOth of June last, we only imported $685.
OS7,O62 decreased over one hall, or $751;
SO9G5l. ..l1r
Now VIC can attribute this falling off in
importations of foreign wool to the same
cause that has 80 materially affected all
OF our importations, viz: the ability
TO produce and cell goods in this country
at price that rendered foreign importa-
tionsunproftablc. And thisabilitytothus
produce andsellg goods heretofore imported
arose, ingrcatp art, fromthe appreciation of
ourcurrcncy. Apoor currency, thatisa cur
renCy that is inferior to the money Of other
countries, means that we must pay higher
prices foral sorts Of raw materials, whereas
asound currency means that our money
will buy rs much as the money of other
producing nations.
And rs it was WILDWOOD so it twas with
iron. In 1873 We imported into this
country 1860, 4So worth Of iron, whereas
during last year We imported only S, sO9,-
OS4, decrease Of $40, s5s, 1856, or falling OF
of over hundred per cent. In other
words, the American people now possess
their own home market for iron and iron
fabrics, whereas Great Britain and other
nations used to possess it, and this, too,
Notwithstanding the fact that the tariff on
iron has been reduced.
In like manner the importtions Of steel
have been reduced from Sl4,64s,0lS in
1873, to s., 255, $40 in 1878, n wonderful fall
ing off. And SO it has been in great va
riety of articles. On all hands We see a
great decline in the importations Of nearly
every article that weprpduce in this coun.
try. And this weowe in no small part to
our increased ability ocompcteiwitl for
cign nations through the increased value
Of our currency,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


aTTialripha Accounted atiOf.l-Ths train only runs
between Wheeling aud TTiadclphia! h iTUtla'
Italy except Snuday-zSewark Accommodation
tSteubenVile Accommodations train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry md EelialrG, stopping whenIclured Al
sherman House, Etnayillc, West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04
7 MANUFACTURING N0fgs.

The Bcnwood Flrnaceat Martins Ferry
is about ready TO start up again. Ithas,
been banked up for some time.
The Boltont Furnace, Ironton, ohio,will.
resume blast on the list of October.
Wrought iron pitmans, instead OF wood
en- ones, are getting to be common on
steamboats, fitted up hereabouts.
The rolling mill nail works, chr works
and foundries Of Terre Hantcr, Ind, are
running on full time, with many orders
ahead. p '''
Chess, sinythe ( Co., Of pittsburgh, are
running their mill full turn In all depart
ments. The mon have doubled up at
the furnaces, thus dividing their work:
Brown, Bonpcll & Co.'S new mill,
Youngstown, o., which has been idle for
two months, started up double turn in all
departments last week. 15a
The prevalence OF the yellow fever in
the South will operate rather seyerelywith
some OF Philadelphia's merchants and
manufacturers. Already n number OF or
ders for machinery from Philadelphia
firms have been counternanded. ~ ny
Tho iron MERCHANTS az Chicago are os
full Of business rs they were in the best
DAYS Of the past three years, but probably
not ut NO good prices or no good protltsi
nevertheless all speak enc6uragihgly OF
better times near at hand, and Of in;
creased prices .;.:o All Of wlch n hopeful
''s M, s.o , ;.a,, .,,,o t., ,;,ods,,h;,
shows, dMs SIGNS d Of decided improyemeSt, and
the manufacturers arc 50 encouraged by
tho Outlook that they have advanced
prices sahy OF ihe mis- .t enea ~ ils
,,in T for month or two Bar iron IL r..
ported friner in the city, owing to the
strike among theiron workers OF Kensing-
ton, while pig is slack, with but little de-
mand. V+ ~, ~ ','i
THO Shawn pa JE,,,i, sovs ,boro 10
.o mo All ~ tbo MIddiescx nil; iI co;nr on
~ 'S SoN. woaSs nnJ IL, ~ lf%hitsrd
Ohio tbc g nTSI nil iii Il being RIM Inv j
III ''S IL NVs1.e,,,'n', 80,
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ask public attention 10 the above added Kin.
bOrly 4 Co. and Il J. Smyth, oneOl the aIiiru, ~
announces his retirement from the brne,' 70 Vial
now succeed. In doing 80 | ask EtueRu' lEAk y
not only continue past favon hut TO aTodeh'h
my undertaking all the substantial aid and lsis1st
80 much needed 10 these trying time. nlh
classes for their patronage, friendly aid Ipl i-tihla
want TO make my husinCS' cash, and viii thrSR,
sell very low. VIII also seIyc customers uilh n?Ft
ness and dispatch. Try ME Leave OrityI iStNi
as before, 1912 WetErl stICCt, " carrd L. ssIh
corner Of Market aud Fourteenth streets
RCspyIiu!ly,
auoo +, |. KIMBERLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04
NUN
NOTICE.

Having disposed Of the entire Inleast Of iAis'll
Of ]. II. Stallrnan deceased. In the bushes tsth
trade, fixtures aud good will 0i the laie hihdLh
Stallman 4 Go. 10 I. {. MUtla, the sar''ltF lafnf
be indebted 10 said irA will VllaNc make lhudfi
settlement with said T. G. Mrtlai, WIN uill n!t6
conduct the business II said late hFm, Il ths1 Y
stand, No. q Twelfth Ilreet. 90 ,ovr,
Administrator Of the estate Of ]. II. Silllil ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANT On Tuesday, scptcm-
Der D. 1873, by Rev. IrlcEcit, Mr.wM. r. EoLLIDAY
and Miss ELLA MERCHANT. -Ugf