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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06

Milking cows should be kept dry and
clean in the stalls, and extra feed be
given to dairy cows that fall off in their
milk. A few quarts of ground oats. lin
seed oil, cake-meal, or bran, stirred in
the water in the drinking troughs, will
increase the milk-fow.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06

Since chatelaine watches have been
so much worn, almost every immagin-
able design can be found among them
from Inc pam, heavy EtrasEan To tue
ancy sporting silver ones.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06
Fashionable Roolishne ss.


There is no modern fashionable notion quite
so absurd as the generally received idea that
to be beautiful and attractive women must
possess wan, SpiYittteLle face and a figure of
sylph-like proportions fragility in nine
cases out OF ten the result of disease. By
many fashionable bellies 1t is considered a
special compliment to be spoken of as frail
| and delicate They forget that the naturally
delicate face and petite figure are very different
from the pale and disease stricken faces that
meet us in the city thorougfares, look out
| from the luxuriant carriages of wealth, and
glide languidly through our crowded drawing
rooms. II disease were questionable, as it
| ought to be. not O lady in the land but would
take every possible precaution to secure the
fresh blooming face and well-rounded figure
that only health con give. Ladies should re-
member that much as gentlemen may pro-
fess to admire the face and form paled and
emaciated by disease, when they choose a
4 wife they prefer blooming, healthful buoy
ant-spirited woman. DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is the acknowledged standard
remedy for female diseases and weaknesses.
1t has the two-fold advantage of curing the
local disease and imparting vigorous tone
to the whole system. It Is sold by druggists
The destructive progress of that insidious
foe to life and health, Scrofula, may be arrested
by the aid of Scoyille's Blood and Liver Svrup
botanic depurent which rids the system O
every trace OF scrofulous or syphilitic poison
) and cures eruptive and other diseases indica
} tive of tainted condition ofthe blood. Among
the maladies which it remedies are white swell
ing, salt rheum, carbuncles, biliousness tn,
diseases incident to women, govt and rheuma
!. tism.
Probably there Is no better Judge of musica
instruments, or of the opinions Of musicians
] respecting them, than THEODORE THOMAS. HI
says the Mason q Hamlin Cabinet Organs arr
much the best of this class Of instruments mad
and that musicians generally agree In this.
II Acough, cold, or sore throat, requires imme
: date attention, as neglect oitentimes result
{ in some incurable Lung Disease. aBro,cs,
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06
SOldiers---PensiOners,

We publish an eightpage paper !" THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE devoted to the interests of Pensioners Sol
diers and Sailors and their slso contains inter
esting family reading.
Price.-Fifty cents year-special Inducements to
clubs proper blank to collect amount due under new
ARREARS OF PENSION BILL furnished gratuitously to
regular subscribers only. and such claims filed the
specimen copy free. Send for it. GEORGE E. LEM
ON CO., Washington d. c, Lock Box SEES.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06
MASON 4 HAhLlN CABINET ORGANS.

Demonstrated best By HIGHEST HONORS AT ALI.
WORED'S EXHIBITIONS FOR TWELVE YEARS
viz: at PARIS 1851 VIENNA, 1873; SANTIAGO 1875; PHIL
ADELPHIA. 1876, PANS. 1873, and GRAND SwEEpIsH
GOLD MEDAL, 1873 Only American Organs ever award
Ell such. Sold for cash installments ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUES and Circulars with Styles and prices
NEW YORK or CHICAGO.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06
Octave Choruses.

splendid stock Of these on hand Goat hut to 10
EACH and each contains favorite Anthem Glee, Ora
torio other Chorus, Quartet Part song They
much used by ChOirs and for occasional sing
ing. Try dozeni Send for ist send 10 cts for our
full book Oata ogue.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06
THEGREATESf MUSICAL SUCCESSOR THE DAYS.
Ell. M. s. PINAFORE!

Tt attracted large audiences night after night and
week after week In all the principal Cities and
ing easy music and needing but simple scenery being
extensively rehearsed by This
words and good music Try It while i is new, In every
villagel aSE ftt $500
Elegant copies with music words and ibrstto mailed
for $i.00 Per dozen 50 90.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06
!nLEf!||.s||

Has found its way into high places the world over and
medical journals and hysicans give it their approval
WOOLRIi II co. on every label.
GOOD NEWS to all cut OF EMPLOYMENT
Wewil send re by ma to any one desiring pleasant
and prof able employment, beautiful chrome add
confidential circular of the American and European
Chrome Company, Showing how to make money. We
have something entirely new, such has been
offered to the public before There is lot of money In
1t for agents Address, inclosng scent stamp for
turn postage on chrome.
F. GLEASON as Summer ST., Boston Mass
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06

Acough, cold, or sore throat, requires imme-
date attention, as neglect oftentimes results
in some incurable Lung Disease. "Bro,ch,
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06

Cranberry Jelly. H.--Put one quart
ofcranberries, covered with boiling water,
in closely covered vessel, stew fast until
dry; rub the pulp through sieve; fill
molds half full of pulp, the remaining
half with sugar; stir we'll and set on
back of range to harden; when oold your
mulds will turn out fine.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06

DINA EnpE Every popular melody in the Opera ar
lNAI Unl ranged as an instrumental Potpourri com
plete in StO0darG's Opera Series. " Musical
Library" Only Zoe. Mailed receipt of price
j. M. STODDART q CO., Pubs 727 Chestnut St. Phila
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06

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New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
4 SMALL RAILWAY VAR.
CONTEST FOR THE POSSESSION or THE DENVER
AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY.

CONTEST FOR THE POSSESSION OF THE DENVER
AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June ia dispatch from
Denver says Information received here last night
that Judge Bowen OF the Fourth Judicial District, had
granted the injunction against the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Road prayed for
by the Denver and Rio Grande Road
and the STATE, through AttOrney-Genoral
Wright wris Issued and placed in the hands Of
sherifs of different counties through which the road
passes and this morning the Denver aud Rio Grande
Company possession of the line aud started pas
senger tsan from Denver The doors OF the railroad
offices were broken in with crossies by employees Of the
Denver and Rio Grande Company United States District
Judge Hallet has issued order transferring the hear
ing OF the case his coTrt and will be heard
tomorrow TO whether Judge Bowers writ is effective.
The suit involves the possession Of 1877 miles OF road,
several important mountain passes and many million
dollars worth OF property II is fought strongly on
both sides.
Dispatches Just received Q1:l0 p. m.l by Governor
Pt tkn report collision between the Sherls posse and
the Acnison Topeka aud Santa 10 attaches at Pueblo
The Sheriff attempted 10 take possession OF the dis
patcher's onice and resistance was made dozen
shots fired and one railroad man was wounded
Inortay. The dispatcher's office and the roundhOuae
were finally surrendered, and now all Ia quiet No
mails went out from Denver on the road today
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA

EARTHQUAKE IS CANADA.
MONTREAL, Ont, June ia heavy shock OF
earthquake, lasting about ten socond passed here ut ~
O'Clock tonight
HOPEFUL RACING AGAINST TIME
PITTsBURG, Penn. June 1l.-H0petul made 2:22
heats against time today In an ecIt 70 beat his own
time 2l4L Ho was driven 0y - Dan " Mace.
Long ISLAND BILL sIGNkD.
ALBANY y. Y, June 1.-The Governor has signed
the b prepare for and aid the closing Of the business
OF the Improvement Commission in Long Island city.
CLEVELAND Ohio June 1.-The Palestine Com
manery knights TomDlar Of Sew.YoIk, arrived here
this mofning Detroit They will leave for NewYork to-
night .., -. o,,,,ns
SARATOGA, June 1.-THE Pump-makers' AssOcia-
agreed advance In prices averaging 10 per cent on
Styles IT adjourned TO meet In chicago De-
''H'''' FAILURE IN THE BOOK TRADE
BOSTON June ia. w. Lowering. bookseller, of
No 386 has failed The liabilities aggregate
900 $4,000 large proportion being In favor of
NeW-Yorkers.
THE IRON PIER READY FOR STEAMERS.
LONG BRANCH June 1.-The Long Branch ocean
per has far completed as 20 permit the arrival OF
landing will be made ON saturday from
the Adelaide with the board OF directors and their
'i'H'N' THE NINTH REGIMENTS CLAIMS.
ALBANY n. Y, June 11,-At the meeting OF the
state Hoard o Audit to-day the claim of the 9th Regiment,
York s7 900 damages sustained 70 uniforms during
the rot presented and explained by Anasa j.
parker. lr The board reserved decision
SHALL LOUISIANA PAYf
NFw-ORLRANs, juno 1.-The Hon. Thomas j..
Senmes addressed the Constitutional ConVent0n tody Ia
ong the Sf ee mS repo & MAJORITY ~ hv fsnr S &
morrow Yarmouth will speak Tor tho minority
report LAYING CORNERSTONE IN QUEBEC.
OuTBKC June 1.-The cornerstone or Kent
Gate was laid today by the Princess Louise who ar
rived the ground accompanied by the governor
ain iIarbord The Mayor and CITY Council and several
prominent citizens were present.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, ]

WASHINGTON, wednesday, June H. 1879.
The subscriptions the four per cent refunding
tihcates since yesterdays report have amounted to
$S5,290.
There were no purchases OF silver by the Director Of
the Mint to-day All the bids were rejected the offers
being considered too high.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued circular in
relation to the exchange of fractional silver for
backs
General A. " Rce the Democratic nominee for Lieu
Ohio sald to-day that the published
statement to the effect he would not accept the
lnation unless Colonel John c. Thompson should be
tanned as chairman OF the Democratic National Com
mittee was erroneous. and that there c0nnec-
between the OF the committee
aud his acceptance.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
MURDERED IN HER BED.

A DOCTOR'S WIFE KILLED BY BURGLARS.
Nps. UuIl's IIFRLEss BODY DISCOVERED IN HER
HOUSE IN WEST FoRTY-sEcoND-sT.-HER JEW
FIRY AND OTHER VALUABLE ARTICLES STOLEN
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE CRIME
NO CIEw TO THE MURDERERs.
One of the most revolving and mysterious
murders which has been committed In this
city for a long time was discovered at No.
14O West Forty-second-st. yesterday morning.
Mrs. Jane l.. de F. Hull retired soon after
IL o'clock Tuesday night, and about z
o'clock yesterday morning was found dead
in her bed in back room on the
first floor, her arms pinioned at the ell
bows and tied together at the wrists, her
feet bound tightly to the sides of the bed
stead, bandages tied tightly over her mouth
and eyes, and her neck and head swathed in
portions of an old dress and a shawl. Valu-
able rings that she wore bad been torn from
her fingers, and her trunk had been rified of
her watch, chain and other jewelry. No clew
has yet been discovered to the murderer or
muTdeTers
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12

Spoford's witnesses, named Blackstone. was sum-
mary dismissed without examination, the mean
ing of which event has not yet been explained IL
learned that Blackstone who is colored Baptist
preacher. was acting as kind of pension claim
agent year or two ago in company with white man
named Dix As Blackstone was man In whom the
colored people had the greatest confidence, great
many applications were made through him, ana ne
had occasion to sign his name 10 great number or
papers, while his partner generally hlled up tne
blanks and prepared them for signature. Az some
time, Blackstone does not know exactly when. adj
vantage was taken of his inability to read very
readily. and written statement to the effect that
when he was member Of the Packard Legislature he
received money to vote for Kellogg as Senator was
presented to him with other papers, and received
his signature. Blackstone heard nothing OF the
matter for several weeks, when 1t was brought to
his notice by q member of his congrega-
tion He felt very badly, and immediately
began tracing the matter out When he
found the paper he denounced II as
a fraud. To counteract its effect he voluntarily
made an affidavit setting forth the real state OF the
case, and forwarded it to Senator kellogg with an
explanation as given above When Black
stone was, summoned to Washington ne
informed Mr. SpOford,s agents that he
could not do Mr.. Spotford any good
The affidavit was of those upon which Mr.
SpOflord placed his dependence in the contest.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President sent

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President sent
the following nominations TO the senate to-day:
James b. Thompson Of Colorado, Indian Agent for San
Carlos Agency. Arizona. . 49, -
Cadets Worth q. Ross. John L. Davis o. d. Myriek,
George A. George A York 20 be hrdLeutneants
in the Revenue Marine Service.
1rpU TOmOtiOns-Pavmaster Samuel Woods 10 be Dep
utv with the rank Of
Major Robert y LamOtt 18Th infantry, 10 be Lieutenant
Colonel 18th Infantry Captain James j. Van Uorn Sth
fantry TO be Major Infantry First James
Wilhelm William " to be Captains
in "a sth Infantry Regiments, respectively Sec
ond John Kinze be First Lieutenant In tho
"a Regiment OF Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
A WITNESS FOR Mr.. KELLOGG.
THE FIRST IN BEHALF OF TIE SENATOR AND THE
FIRST TO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION.

THE FIRST IN BEHALF OF THE SENATOR AND TIE
FIRST TO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSEl
WASHINGTON. juno 11.-William l. Randall,
white man, who in 1877 was minute clerk of the
Louisiana LIE aislature, and who had been minute
clerk for several years, examined by the Senate
Committee Oh Privileges and Elections to-day, he
being the first of Senator KellOggs witnesses His
evidence was given without hesitation, and during
the course of a severe cross-examinatOn his story
was not weakened in any respect.
Mr. Randall swore that he knew person.
ally every one of the sxty-sx members
of the Packard Legislature of 1877, and that
in checking off their names, as it was his duty
to do when they voted inj joint convention for Sem
ator Kellogg he had seen every of them in their
places. This seemed improbable, and the accuracy
of his knowledge was tested in various
WAYS. A list of the names of members was handed
to him, and he was asked to indicate the names OF
the white members and the colored respectively.
This he did very rapidly and without moments
hesitation. He was then asked TO point out those
who had been members Of previous Legislatures. He
was only able TO point to sixteen with certainty
although he believed about two-thrds of them were
old members. He remembered distinctly that
Seyignes about whose there has been cross
swearing, was in his place and voted on election
day. He swOre that Thomas. said to have been i'll
with smallpox, was also present andi voted. He
remembered, moreover, that there had been mock
session the night before about midnight on which
occasion Thomas was called to the chair The wit
ness. by contrast with some of his predecessors.
created very favorable impression.
1t will DO remembered that last week one OF Mr..
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
MINNESOTA PROHIBITION NOMINATIONS.

ST.. PAUL, Minn.. June 1.-THE State Pro-
hiitonist Convention held In Minneapolis Yesterday
adopted resolutions urgng the members Of the party 70
ignore old political affiliations ana vote for the candle
dates OF the convention. The following then nom
mated;
For Gorernoy-The Rev. W. W. satterlee; for Lieu en'
1oper,or-S B. Wiliamsi for Secretary ol san.J,
O. stearns; for ITedsuTeT-i. ID. brown aIay" A"S'~
euGensraL-A. W. Bangs.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
CRIMES AND oASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
RASH YOYAGER MISSING.

THE HAMPTON ROADS CABLE MENDED
FoRT MONROE. June 1.-The cable across Hamp-
ton Roads, which broken few day repaired TO-
day
RASH voYAGER MISSING.
BosToN June ll.-Goldsrnith, the Swede and his
wife announced that would the Atlantic and
go around globe boat Is = feet long. have been miss
ing They last on Boston Light sun
DAY, June J..
A CORONERs VERDICT or cENsURE.
CINCINSATI June 11.1he coroner has rendered
n verdict In the case the persons killed by the falling o
the doors Post Co.'s building. He ccnsufes tle insur
auce companies allowing work in tho building
before being assured Of It's safety.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
THE NEWS OF THE CAPITAL.
NOISY DAY IN THE HOUSE.
THE ARMY BILL PASSED WITH MUCH FRICTION

THE ARMY BILL PASSED WITH MUCH FRICTION OF
OPINION AND DEBATE-MR. HILL SPEAKS IN
THE SENATE MILDLY-MINoR NEWS.
The House of Representatives devoted its
time yesterday to the Army bill. The Repub-
licans strongly criticised the measure, but
when vote was taken it was passed by an
overwhelming majority, twelve Republicans
only voting in the negative, and nineteen
Democrats. The day was a demonstrative
one in the House. In the Senate Mr.. Hill
defended himself against recent attack by
Mr.. Blaine, speaking without any effort to
give offence. Mr.. Blaine will reply on some
future day. The first of the witnesses for
Senator Kellogg was examined yesterday. He
made good impression.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
IOWA REPUBLICANS.
STATE OFFICERS RENoMINATED.

AN ENTHUrIASIIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oh
PROMINENT REPUBLICANS IN ACTIVE POLITICS.
The Iowa Republican Convention renominated Gov.
ernor Gear. Lieutenant-Go Governor Campbell and @.
w. Won Coelin. Superintendent Of Instruction, and
adopted a. platform which Is said to reflect tho
unanimous sentiment OF the party in that State.
Ex-senator Harlan and other prominent men who
have not been very active in politics lately wero
present in the Convention. The course Of the DEM
ocratic party in Congress is strongly denounced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-14
crannaIes as fOllOWs:
EXCITING ELECTION IN LONG BEAyCH,

Long BRANCH, y. j.. May 13.-The cOrpO-
ration election for town officers here to-day was an
exciting one There three tickets IN tho ied-the
Independent Peoples Temperance ticket. and the Cit
izens OF anti-N York-Hack ticket. Heretofore New
York hackmeu have PAID no more license
for doing during the summer than the na
tive storekeeper and hickman. Last year The New
York hacSnen brought down much better looking
vehicles than those Possessed by the native hackmen
that the business II tne latter ruined. Tie nack
men accord ngy placed a ticket In the field which
Wa. uGor.rd resolution calling upon Board OF Com
mSsuucrs protect the interests OF nachOwncrs m the
district By decreasing their license Zee and adding
those from abroad Not candidate on the Hackmau's
ticket was elected. Three the candidates Tor Com
masOners the Indr pendent ticket, Charles r MctaL
den. General Passenger Agent OF the NeNJerseY
Southern Railroad, j. H. SlOcum and Thomas X cooley,
are without doubt elected Dr. Thomas Chatte. one O
the mOst-urient temperance men IN the county, was
also elected Commissioner. TIE other three COmmIs-
sOners will be- appointed by Judge scudder senator
Thomas Murphy ana Charles CHAMBERLAIN, eX Iarbor-
Master NcwYOrk Representing the cOttage-Owners,
having sent IN their designations today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-14
rHIRrY-YINE L4W GR4Ds4rES.

COMMENCEMENT or THE LAW DEPARTMENT or THE
UNIvER,IrY or THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK
The exercises OF the annual commencement
of Che Law Department OF tue University OF the City Oh
Nev-York were held last evening in the Academy Of
Music. Among those present were John TAYLOR John
sou president Of the Council of the University, Henry
E. Davies the Rev Dr. Hutton, ex-lIayor Smith Ely.
John f. Parsons Judge Alker, Chauncey SAaffor anu
Professor D. K. jacques.
Addresses we're delivered by r. T. Yesman on THE
suspense Of Criminal Law; ~ Max Altmayer on 81
nice distinction: difference between the wifu and
the malicious acts with reference to tie a-
biity OF the employer; by J. b. Manahan On Mar
mage and Diyorceproper subjects % National and not
state legislation; by the Ylledctorian c. A. Hess.
on THE Profession
The first prize or $3.50 for the best essay received
by Henry Gogetreu; the second OF $780, for the best
written examination, by Edwin julius Wtthaus; and
the third OF $780, Tor the best oral examination by
Nathan l.. Hahn.
The degree of LII. B. was conferred on thirty-nne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-14
SHERiFF REILLYS 4ESWER.
GENERAL DENIAL OF ALL THE CHARGES oF THE
BAR ASSOCIATIONS COMMITTEE.

A GENERAL DENIAL OF ALL THE CHARGES oP TIE
BAR ASSOCIATIONS COMMITTEE.
Sheriff Reilly will present to Governor Rob
iuson, at D. H. to-day. his answer 10 Inc charges oi te
Bar Association Committee. Tho Sheriff makes gen
l denial d.. all charges OF neglect duty his part,
and of any knowledge 0t such acts Of his subordnates
He claims to furnish the prisoners IN the Jail good
food and OF sufficient quantity, hut admits that he does
not furnish knives and forks though " the food is prop
erly served" Prisoners convicted o. crime are Kept
separate rom those arrested civil process, the eN
cpptious 90 this having been caused 10y the con-
sfrieon Of the sole building furnished for all classes
and sexes OF prisoners" There Is no female prisoner
now confined III the JAIL and only two at time have
been go confined since his term Of Office began. and lie
states that these have not allowed TO minge Win
tlc male prisoners In 70 the charge that lac t.
ccved and collected from the cy 3 cents day for the
maintenance OF large number OF alleged ndGent prs-
oners and these pr soners paid hm or MS supord-
mates Tor their support 20 Is stated that the prisoners
took the necessary oath that they unable TO pay for
their support aud the sheriff nothing to The con-
frary until ne received he charges made 10 the Gov
Upon inquiry since then Lf D'lleves tlal nom OF
tbc prisoner, pay their support, but that VIVA
ever was paid 10 any OF thr laIel dsais,u., W., Pun
by friends relatives Tor articles not supplied by t
city. A denial made that ne elected nom the cry
salaries cleaners when helr services were
Th sar denies specifically that unless the prison
er- pay tie they not given such accoiHhoda-
lions M required by law though he admits that sheet
been furnished; but he claims that IN this he merely
follow the rule Of his predecessors. In regard % The
large nUmUer Of specified cases wherein the Sherln Is
charged with having claimed and collected unauthor-
lied fees he answers " find that eacu or the several
processes mentioned m slu subdivision was issued 20
the same deputy, and am informed by MIN that the
several charges therein made, other than said pound
axe were fixed aud mutually agreed tu between himself
ana the parties n interest saa cases. Although more
Tnau wear las elapsed there has been in
either said objection complaint inadt 10
by either the Judgment debtor or creditor therein
TIE sheriff denies shat 81 - Is charged ny MS
know undressing OF pan Ter PEI Hons
arrested process and he denies ON the part OF
W,ilam IL Quincy the receipt "a eyed 20 have been
gwen for sucn service He has no knowledge OF his
,uBorinaes receiving gratuties Tor Keeping persons
out af I4l and only three complaints have been made
OF such violation Of his orders which promptly
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