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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-04-05
SheriR's License Notice.
TO MERCHANTS, TRADERS AND
OTHERS.

A Ii PERSONS and Bodies Corporate or
"a Polite, in Montgomery county, who are
or shall be exercising or pursuing any BUSH
ness or shall be doing any act or thing, or
shall be in the occupation of any house or
place for the purpose for which a license is
made necessary by the laws of Maryland, are
hereby warned 10 obtain a License, or renew
the same
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-04-05
FINAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

In the Orphans Court Of Montgomery
County, February Term, 1878.
ORDERED this goth day of March, 1878,
~ by the Orphans Court and by the au-
thority thereof that TUESDAY, the 10th day
OF April next, be assigned Cornelius NJ Bean,
Administrators D. B. N, OF Elijah Thompson,
late of said county, deceased, TO pass his final
account in the personal estate of said de-
ceased anG to make distribution of the assets
in his hands among the creditors and heirs-at-
law Of said deceased, and the creditors are
hereby notified to present their claims on or
before said day Provided a copy of this or
der be inserted oLce week for three success
sive weeks in some newspaper printed at Rock
vile, Maryland, prior to said 10th day Of
April next.
f. W. OWEN,
SAMUEL DARBY,
Judges of the Orphans Court.
True copy-Test:
mar 22-3t ROBT. W. CARTER, Reg.
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Das- LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES ~NN
SEE
WlLLEp1& LTBBEY'S ADVERTISEMENT
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Ladies, Gentlemen's and Chill
dren's Hosiery.
The Dollar Shirts.

Made of WAMSUTTA MUSLIN, open in front
or back
;, CLIO Tbs and Cassimeres, English Fustian,
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10
CHASE FOWLER,


NIORTCiA SA IF.-whcrcas Jasper 5. Ben
vi nett and Margaretts r. Bennett his wife, OF the coul-
ty of Cook and state of Illinois did by their certain mort
in the Recorders office of LII Sale county Illinois, on inc
18th day of January D. lS in volume lsS OF kecorns
dependent Order of Odd Fellows of said county OF La sale
and state Illinois, mOrgagee the real estate hereinafter
described the payment Of certain proinss0y
date tn" one hundred and my DOLLARS WIN IN
erest at ten per cent per nnn payable 10 tc 9raer "i
aid Ottawa Lodge at the National cry bahk o o''"""
And whereas II Is provided In said mortgage that In case OF
default in the payment Of said mote accorug 70 ttr 'Gor
and thereof the sad party OF the sccnhd part us rHa
representatives attorney gns after having adiGrtseu
such four successive weeks Ia newspaper published IN
Ottawa, Illinois, or by posting up written or printed ots
in four places in county where said premises are situate
may sell the said premises or any part thereof ana al rg
and equity of REDEMPTION party of the first part their
bidder CASH aud il further provided in SAID mortgage
that the sheriff of said county may execute the power OF
sale therein granted to said party OF the s' part lls as
signs or legal representatives; .,
And whereas default has been made IN the payment of said
note beth principal and interest according 10 the tenor ana
effect thereof and such default continues and there VIII h
due al the day sale said the of one hundred
and sixy,aye dollars as prDepal and nterGst; o,,,
of LII Sale and OF Illinois, in pursuance of the pCWcr'
in sad mortgage contained, do hereby give public notic'
that Thursday the 9Th Of September p 1873, at t
hour of o'clock p of said day, the south door of ht
County Court House, in Ottawa IN SAID con'y oi Ia sic
state Of Illinois, shall sell public venduc, TO the highcs
gage and described rs follows, TO wit:
Commencing at point twenty rods west OF the hortheas
OF the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter
section number thirty township number iry-two north
range three of the third principal meridian, running
Vermun river thence along the bank of said river u
point directly the place of beginning thence norti
land more or cssEstuate in said county of La Sale stat
Illinois; together with all the right and equity OF redemp
ton Of said moreago their heirs eNesgtrS adWinlstra
tors or assigns. RUFUS &. STEVENS.
! CHASE FOWLER, Attorney aug3 lw
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10
Inst Like n Man.

Boston Bulletin: Now, Leandcr, my dear
I want you to be sure and not forget to bring
these few things when you come down to
night" said the young wife, just before the
kiss and goodbye" at the summer hotel, in
the morning, as the gentlemen were starting
for the CITY
"Certainly not, my love"
And this is the way the bill run:
l. Two yards of blue barege,
9 Three yards of Hamburg edgings.
B. My new braid from the hair store
A. Halt dollars worth of NainSook.
s. Box pearl powder from myupper drawer
g. "Modern Minister" from Loring's Library
Arriving in town, he forgot all about the list
till late in the afternoon, and then couldn't
find it in any Of his pockets; but hadn't he
read 1t over; and didn't he recollect it all? OF
course he did, and this is what he brought
home to his eXpectant wife:
|. Two heads of blue cabbage.
2. Three yards of handsome netting (mos-
quito)
3. Some blue braid.
!. 1. Half dollars worth of canned soup.
5. Box of seidlitz powders and pair of
drawers
6. Lorn said he hadn't got any such book
as "The Mug and Canister in the library
Exclamation on receiving the above: 80,
Leander, Leander you must have been dining
at that horrid club again, or you couldn't have
made such Il mistake"
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10

A LAWYER had Il case on his docket, in which,
among other things, he wished to prove that
his client had no money, and to that end he
cross-Questioncd one of the opponents witness
cs as follows:
you asked my client for money did you
notY
"Well--ycs sir"
Answer promptly, sir Let US have no hcsl
tation. You asked hlm for money-now what
was his answer"
II don't know as | can tell
But surely you remember"
Yes, sir
"Then out with it, WHAT was his answer?
I'D rather not tell"
"IIo! ho! You are on that tack, are you
You won't tell ?"
Il should rather not, sir"
''But should rather you would So, sir, il
you do not answer my questions promptly ant
truthtully, I'll call upon the court TO commit
you for contempt"
"Well, if | must tell tales out OF school here
you have it, | asked him yesterday if h'
couldn't lend me half dollar, and he told IL,
he could not"
And you believed him, did you not:'
Yes SIR for he said you had robbed hin
of every cent of his ready money, and if Ia
didn't get out Of your hands pretty soon hi
wife and little ones would come to
That will do, sir, You can step down OF
the stapdn
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10

4 SSICi ~ IGIG'SS SA lie OF REAL ESTATE.-By
n virtue of certain deed of assignment 10 me made
having been duly acknowledged by George WCidkHccht
of Ottawa in the county of La Sale and state of Illinois.
and having been duly filed and recOrdcdN the Office of the
County Clerk of said county and state, cC0rd Book No.
page No - an also duly recorded in the Recorders Of
said county, in Book lS5 of Records page 2jl in
pursuance OF law, the first day of April 1873 where
by am empowered his 10 sell and convey all C
property both real and PERSONAL OF the said Gaorge Weld
knecht at public private sale for the purpose of paying
his debts and liabilities and for the benefit of his crCd
tors therefore, by virtue of the powers conferred upon
by tie conditions of the said deed Of assignment To me made
virtue of the statute in such made and provided
right title and interest Of the named George Weld
knech In and the following described real estate IL Wit
The half the cgythrec of thai
Of the southeast quarter Of section number eighteen town
ship umber thry-threc number thrcc CaS of the
third principal meridian which lies south of the Illinois
Michigan Canal, commencing AZ point nine hundred and
twenty nine and half feet ui the southeast
of said section. thence west the line of said section
hundred and lightweight feet thence north fourteen hun
dred aud nneycVrn feet to the south bank of the Illinois
Michigan Canal thence easterly along the sOuth hank
canatO the line Of the land decided by the heir of Jere
iah Wedkncct deceased, the the FIRST day of January
line said land the south line OF said section the
place of beginning containing Ortyone and one half acres
or less situated In the county OF In sale and state
nOS-on Monday. the 18Th day uf August A H. 1873. at
two o'clock T. VI, the south door of the County Court
House. In ottawa in the county Of Ia Sale and state OF Hi
nOs
Dated Ottawa, Illinois, this Sd day of August 1873
WM. =. IIENERN.
augi-3W Assignee of George WcidEncCht.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10
A Diplomatic Answer.

The old man Smith, of Richfcld. is self-suf
ticient sort of a fellow, and prIdcs himself up
on his riding abilities One day he csped his
young hopeful leading Il colt to water rather
gingerly, and remarked:
why on earth don't you ride that bcast?'
Pm afraid TO; frald he'll throw me"
Bring that hosS here snapped the old man
The colt was urged up to the fence and
braced on one side by the boy while the old
man climbed on ~ the rails and stocked him.
self on the colts back Then he was let go
and the old gentleman rode proudly of. Para
lyzed 10y fear the colt went slowly for about
twenty rods without demonstration. Then
like lightning his four legs punched together
his back bowed like II viaduct arch, and the
old man shot up in the air, turned seven sep
arate and distinct somersaultS, and lit on the
small of his back in the middle of the road
with both legs twisted around his neck. Has
teninlg to him, the young hopeful anXiously
inquired:
Did it hurt you, pa:''
The old man rose slowly, shook out the
knots in his legs, brushed the dust from his
ears and rubbing his bruised elbows growled
well, il didn't do me DUN bit of good
You go home"
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10
BUDGET OF FUN.

From the Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution.


''Dey tells me you done jlne the chu'ch,
said Uncle Remus to Pegleg Charley the other
day.
"Yes, sir" responded Charley, gravely ''dat's
so"
"Well, Pm mighty glad er dat" remarked
Uncle Remus, with JUNCTION. It's bout tline
dat wuz spectin' fer to hear un you III u'
chain.g gang, ap' stidder dat hits de Gnu ch
Well, dey amt no telln' desc days whar II mig
gers gwine ter lam"
yes" responded Charley, Strengthening
himself up and speaking in digniheu lone
ives. I'm fiXin' to do better. I'm prcparil lei
to shake worldliness. I'm done quit so SHAT
i'm wild dose white town boys. ney've been
IA goin' back on me too rapidly mere iately, an
now I'm agoin back on dem"
"Wen, ef YOU done had de speunce on it,
I'm mighty glad you get 'lijun, you bet
ter hole ON to it 'twell de las day in de morn
in Hits mighty good fer ter kyar roun' wild
YOU IN de day time an in de night time. IItll
pay YOU mo- dan politics, an CT you stan's up
like YOU oughter, hit'll las longer'n II bone
fellun But you wanter have one er desc yer
oletime grips, an you jes gotter shet yo' eye
an swing on like Mars Ed. Bald'n's bull tar
rier."
ooh, I'm goin' to stick, Uncle Remus. You
kin put your money on dat Desc town boys
can't play no more Nv der games on me. I'm
fixed Can't you lend me dime, Uncle Re
mus, to buy me pie? Pm dat hungry dat my
stomach is gittn' ready to go in mo'nin'."
Uncle Remus eyed Charley curiously mo-
ment, while the latter looked quietly at his
timber toe Finally the old man sighed and
spoke:
How long is you bin in the church, SON.?
mighty near week." replied Charlie.
"Well, lemme tell you dis, now, 'fo' you 60
emmy fudder You an't been in dar long nuil
fer TO 90 'roun' takin' up contributions Wait
ontwell you git sorter seasoned like, an den
I'll hunt roun' in my cloze an see eff can't
run out thrip er two fer you. But don't you
levy taxes too early
Charley laughed and said he would let the
old man off if he would treat to a watermelon
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10

NoTICF.--ESTATE or LEWIS RRNDLE. DECEAsED-
~ Notice l. hereby given that the undersigned ENccuriN
Of the last will and testament Of Lewis kendc late of the
county Of Ia sale apd state Of H. decreased, will appear be
fore the County Court a said comfy the 81 Monday being
the 2st day 0f October lS1s the County Court House
Ottawa In said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified la attend
and present the same In writing for nd ustncut.
DItc this 20th day of July \. y ls7S - -
ELIZABETH RENpLE.
iul2'-jw EeCuirlN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10

Wild chickens, numbered 10y thousands, ar,
hunted as wild game IN Comanche county
Texas. \ few years agoa large number of do
mestic chickens were deserted. for some rea
son, By their owner, when they took 10 tn,
brush. and the woods ars now full of then
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10

lin AL SETTLEMENT MOTT CE.-Es
TATE oF OLIVER c. GRAY, DECEAsgD.-NotCe {.
hereby given tO all persons Interested In said estate that
the undersigned, Administrator de hons with the will
annexed of the estate OF Oliver C. Gray deceased will a
pear before the County Court OF the county La Sale and
state of Illinois, ~ the County Court House In Ottawa in
said county. Monday the 2s1 day Of October D. lts
for the purpose of rendering account Of his proceedings
In the administration of said estate for the na settlement
Dated AZ Ottawa. ths 18Th day of july 1875.
JAMES H. CAMPFIELD.
Administrator de bunis non.
ATTEST: 7. ". SroCKS KSLEGER.
Clerk County Court, 1t sale Co., III. aug}-6w
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10
B. F. LINCOLN,

ININ AL SE.l"TI 4E.NTIENT NOTICf..-EN
TATE OF MARY &. CAMPFIELD, DECEASED.-NOtiCc i,
hereby 10 all persons interested said estate, the
undersigned Executor the last will and testament of said
Mary C. Campheld deceased will appear before the County
Court the county of la Sale and state of Illinois
County Court House Ottawa in said county, Monday
the t day of october l1 for the purpose rendering
Of his proceedings administration said
estate for the final settlement
Dated ~ Ottawa, this 2gth day of July is1S
JAMES II. CAMPFIELD
ATTEST: L. W. STOCKsIHGEE, Executor,
Clerk County Court, La Sale Co. III aug3-Gw
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10

Pere Arrlus says that when BourdalonC
preached at Rouen the tradesmen all left their
shops, the smiths their forGes, and the physi.
clans their sick, and fioclled TO hear the silver.
tongued orator. But" he add, "when I
preached there, the following year, | set every.
thing To rights ugain. Every man minded his
own business
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10

1t Is better not TO ask too many question,
about the future. A curious shusband-that is
"a husband who was too curious-asked hi,
wife, Ny dear, what kind of stone DO YOU
think they will give me when | am gone. =
she answered, coyly, Birthstone. John"
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10

Il find your recommendations very good
Bridget Yes, maam And now I'll set
yours, maam, if you plaze"
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10

DoDR AND JOB PRINTING or
ID --rry dr-rnu0r. dove r-a'y. correctly az he
-r.Ces Give q cali. and Will epdeayor
yno entire satisfaction. DSNANf HdPENAN.
wesio Court Hon
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10

MOURNING PAPER, iiiTss Einysl.Ps: 1DS u 1,s., VI;
VARIETY a. Osman Hapem2s's. west OF Court Housel
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10
PLOWS.

Peru City Plows Suky Plows and Cutvators; turst d
Bradley Sky Plows and Cultivators ID. b. Bulod Sukl
Pow and Blackhawk Cultivators skinner briggs SUN,
and Gang Pows; John Deere Plows and Caltva,oIs ht
& Hamilton Cultivators Chicago Plsw Co.'S Flows anc
Gangs; Couters Cleyises. &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10

T7W-ITI
Singer: Howe. wheeler Wilson, New No - DAVIS I'M
nroypd Peerless Dauntcss or sold from store since sept
Isl ST John Ga novelty worth seeing sews ahead by tur
Ing either way.) Attachments. Needles &c
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-08-10
PLANTERS.
RAEPERS & NOVEL
RAkES (Self-Dumping.)
SEWING MACHINES.

Furst * Bradley sulky; Tiger. sclf-dump; and also o.
Wood Iakcs.
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new RICH RiQQQi

Parsons Purgative PMS make New Rlcn Blood.
and will completely change the blood in the entire
system IN three months. Any person who " III
take pill each night from l to IL weeks may be
restored to sound health, If such thing be pos 81
BILE. sent by mail Tor 5 letter stamps. |. 5. JOHN
son CO.. Bangor, Me. septl2iw
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Order for Meeiing of Creditors under
Section 1902.

IN THE DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
george Washburn, Z In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
Upon the application of Winfield 5 Choate, As
signee OF the estate OF George Washburn, Bank
rapt, III is ORDERED, That q third general meet
ing OF the Creditors OF said Bankrupt, be held at
the Court House in Augusta, In said District, on
the twenty outh day of Octot A. ID. 1878, at ten
O'Clock a. NJ, before John W. May, one of the
Rec isters in Bankruptcy In said District, for the
purposes named In the Section 56A3 of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States Title Bankruptcy.
ASDIT Is FURTHER ORDERED, That the Az
sgnee give polce OF said meeting by sending
written printed notices by mail, postpaid, fthe
time and place of said meeting 10 all known cred
itors of sad Bankrupt; and that he also notify the
Bankrupt 10 be present thereat; and he shall also
publish notice OF the time and place of said meet
ing once wees for two successive weeks, in the
newspaper called the kennebec Journal, printed
at Augusta, the first publication to he al least ten
days prior to said meeting.
WITNESS the Honorable EDWARD Fox, Judge
OF the said Court, and the seal thereof, 1T Port
land, in said District. on the sixteenth day
OF september, A. ID. 1878.
PAUL DANA,
Dept Clerk OF District Court. for said District.
Issued this 10Th day OF september, ISIS, by
JOHN W. MAY, Register.
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HOW 70 CLEAN BLACK CLOTHES.

Black dresses which are in constant use
should be slightly brushed and shaken
eyery night when they are taken off. and
that VIII Keep the dust ont Of them hui
II they are wet and spotted with dirt they
must be. bung up 10 dry, and in the morn
ing brush out the dit and off the spots.
IL candle grease is dropped upon the dress
do not lot il stiffen. but scratch il off with
the TN ger nail, and remove the spot with
littlesispirits OF ammonia. or benZene
rubbed on with wooden cloth After the
grease disappears, rub the spot with the
palm of the hand and it will not he seen
Benzinet is really the best cleaner of
black clothes. and although the oder is dis
gustingly pungent, vet exposure TO The air
wilhvery soon remove it, and it will make
old coats look like new The collars Of
coats become soiled very quickly from
contact with the hair, but chloroform will
clean them very well, without any bad
odor. Potato starch water and letting it
settle. then pouring it off and rubbing it
on with sponge, will also take off the
grease and spots.
When black cloth, such as alpaca. cash
mere and the like. has become very brown.
II can be made almost as good as new bv
putting a teaspoonful ofextract of logwood
and three drachms of copperas into three
gallons Of hot water, and when it is de-
solved put 10 the cloth and boil it for half
an hour. then take out. squeeze dry and
shake, and hang il up for an hour or so
Rinse in lukewarm water and shake thor
oYghly dry Then, instead of ironing,
brush 1t with soft clothes brush which
haa had; three or four drops OF sweet oil
rubbed evenly over its surface.
Another restorer of black cloth can be
made by boiling tablespoonful of extract
wood. quarter OF a pound of green vitrol.
and half pound of bruised gals in two
Rall0ns OF water for an hour and half
Strain the mixture and dip the clothes in
while scalding hot and boil it twenty min
utes and proceed as before. If new
black dress becomes discolored with acids
fill q pen with black ink and color the
sp0ts,sor rub it on with bit OF black silk
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whites orr elsa dark centres, with CAV
Scotch plaid bordersg Thew cost - 80.
New white muslin neck ties are widely
hemmed and hem stitched all around. and
have exquisi,ely fine patterns of embroid-
cry and Of hem stitching in the square
lbndren's collars are wide and round
behind rather than square. and are OF
guipore embroidery. or else Of the plain
linen needie-worked in open English de-
s'gns Of coach-wheels. stars. compasses.
cts, They cost s. cents to 81 80 each.
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lfgal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Of Assignee Of his APP
pOintment.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of
Foster Brown and AloHzoN.
Goodwin, Partners as In Bankruptcy.
Brown Good ain,
Bankrupts
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
At Portland, the lgth day OF September, A. ID
1878.
Inc undersg ned hereby gives notice of his APP
p0intment as Assignee OF Foster Brown and Alon-
10 y. Goodwin oil watervle, in the County OF
kennebec and state of Ma ne, within SAM District,
who have been adiudged Bonkrups, upon their
own petition Individually and as Members OF the
hrm OF Brown & GOODWIN, by the District Court
of sand District.
RICHARD o. CONANr, Assignee.
tsept2S octJ-la-& woct2
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Auction Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ having been duly licensed by the Probate
Court will sell at public auction to the hig hest
bidder, at t0e homestead farm belonging TO the
estate Of the late Henry Lovejoy, in Sidney in the
County OF kennebec, on saturday, Oct. 70 h, 1873,
ut one O'Clock in the afternoon The fol owing pro-
perty belonging t. said estate, cons sting OF 20
tons OF hay; riding wagon; plows; / corn
shelter; grindstone; lot OF lumber; lot OF cedar
RAILS | scrauer; sleigh; pung; pair cart
wheels; lot of cider barrels; ladders; hay
rack; wheelbarrow; lot OF Are wood; 5 stoves
1. chairs;2 light stands; carpet; table; set
tee rocking chairs; clock; | bureau; work
table: lot OF cIockery and glass ware, beds and
bedding; lot OF lin pans, and pew In the Univer
salIst church, sidney.
wATsONv V. LEONARD. Trustee.
sidney, Sept. %, 1873. 3w42
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Notice of Assignee of His Appoint
ment.

IS THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES
FoR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of
Oliver ". SheIm man, I In bankruptcy.
Bank upt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
At Portland, the 18th day OF September A. ID.
ISIS
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
poinimeut as ssignee OF oliver W. sherman, OF
Waterville, IN the County OF kennebec, and State
OF Maine. within said District, who has been ad
judged "A Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court OF SAID District.
DAVID HUNTER, Assignee.
fNWeen0h.octo q
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Notice.

Piano-Forte Tuning and Repairing.
Mr.. Ge0rge L. Dodd, from Boston, VIII visit
Augusta pd7yjcinity this week and next (subse.
quently every month";. Work solicited and war
ranted in all cases, FIRST class personal and Man.
Macturers' reference. Orders may be left at Fran
rleftee and Horace North's Bookstores and with
Mtss Julia Nj. Clapp, No. 81 Oak st.
.STuner and Manufacturer since 1852 n. d. At.
tenon paid TO the selection OF instruments for
ehasefs' from the hrst-class makers. sep2s f1w