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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
To Teachers OrPubIic schools.

DR.. Vim. IT. Ruffner, Superln-
te"dent of Public Instruction. Rich
mmd, Va, has made the following
rulings which will be of Importance
to all connected with the schools /:
Especial attention is called to
the ruling in regard to the daily
average attendance.
As soon as teachers have taught
twenty days they will make out
their reports and forwerd them to the
County Superintendent within three
days after the school month expires;
failure to do this subjects them to
lsafsh4c. Some teachers have been
very derelict in their duty in this
respect, which will not be tolerated
in the future.
The school term cannot be less
tlan five months in any case, un-
less The school lie broken up by
some unforeseen and uncomfortable
circumstances. 1t is hagrant
violation of law to open a school
with tie intention OF stopping it
short of five months. Our con
slant aim should be to lengthen the
term beyond FIVE months.
The average daily attendance re-
qnired in order TO make a lawful
school, must be attendance within
tie twenty days properly included
in The month. In some cases the
teacher who fails to keep up the
average, resorts to the device OF
pro.ong.ag the school as a means OF
equalization. This is not lawful,
and Of course superiniendents ought
Let ,licw, much less to encourage
tbs practice, which might lead to
s.r.cus evils.
y teacher who goes to the school
house is entitled to his pay,whether
lie has many, few or no pupils 10
teach. There is too much dispOsi-
ton to saddle the teacher with all
failures, whether he be justly re-
saoasible or not,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

How long will it take the fOrclble
readjusttrs to convince the people
that it is letter for them to pay six
per cent as they are now doing,
than TO pay three per cent under
the "cdious" MeCulloch bill ? They
have killed the McCulIoch bill, they
refused to accept bill at three per
nt; and yet the people are paying
G per cent on the twenty millions,
with the exception of that portion
which the McCulloch bill has redu-
ced 10 three per oent. The demand
for compromise will now come from
the people, and the people will
know that if they want TO secure a
compromise it must be through the
regular democratic party of Virgin
IA. The effort to prevent coupons
from Icing received for taxes
failed. They then tried to tax the
coupons and have failed, They tried
10 elect an independent ticket and
assured the people that they wonld
deliver the vote of Virginia to Han
cock, hut failed. Their history as
aparty is but a succession Of fail
urcs. Their scheme for the settle
ment Of the debt like all other
schemes Of lis party is destined to
be failure. The debt of Virginia
will Je reajjus,ed, but it will be
done by a party who can command
the support Of tie people and will
act for the best interest OF the mass.
es Of Virginia. They will not sac
rifile the interests of the white peo-
pie Of Eirginip TO those Of the ne
negroes. BY iepealisg the capitstion.
tax qualification.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
4 Railway Horror.
FIVE PERSONS BURNED To DEATH IN
WRECKED CARS.

ELMIRA, y. Y. Jan. 23.-Erie train
No. u LETT Elmra last night at III
o'clock. for New York, having started
from Buffilo. When five miles west OF
o sego. Tioga county, near village in
the vicinity of Tioga Center, one of the
dri,iugwheel axles OF the locomotive
broke close up to the wheel and the
entire train was thrown OF the track.
The train was going at the rate Of abou
lhirty.fve miles an hour. The accident
occurred ou a level where there was
NC e.. bankment. The engine kept Its
upright position. the engineer, Tom
DsAi,t, OF lIorDellsyille, applying the
air hrakcs "a soou as he felt the shock.
The cars were stopped very quickly,
.nd The forward oues turned over and
over two or three times. some gong on
rae side of the track aud some on the
,lher. Tie engineer aud fireman es.
i,ped unhJri. The postal contained
our clerks. 1t almost instantly took
re anI burned with great rapidly.
rbe oil lamps used probably sxploeel
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
The Baltimore meyican bigl

The Baltimore american highly
compliments Senator Johnston's re-
ply to Gen. Mahone's latest mani
festoes. Amongst other things it
says:
"1'he clearness and fitness with
which Senator Johnston discusses
ths financ'a, situation of Virginia
warrant the publication which we
give fhis morning to his open le'-
ter Of reply to Gen. Mahone. II
is by all cdls ;he most cogent and
satisia,.orr te sncc that has been
made Of tie M-Cllloch plan for a
setilemeni by Virginia OF Ler obi
gation,'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
[Csirc, Ill. Radical lie .'ublican.l
What We Know About Il

"What do YOU know about -. Jacobs
OIL ?" said one oi our Oldest subscri.
bers. This was a fair question. au'
we answer, that we are reliably inform.
ed, that gentleman Of his city who
has suffered untold agony and has spent
IA mint OF money to get relief rom
Rheumatism, in desperation bought
some and tried it, aud declares that it
IS the best remedy for rheumatism he
ever heard Of.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

ST. JOHN, n. b., Jan. 28.-Thc
binding snowstorm which began
early this morning prevails toDigh',
and is the most severe storm OF the
season, though comparatively little
snow is falling. The trains on ihs
Inter. Colonial railway are delayed
Fosr fishermen, who went coiish.
ing in opcn boats this morning, are
Supposed 10 have been lost. A tug
went in search Of them. but failed
to iad any TIA Of the men or boats
rhe two AIcI.arens, weil-known
pal smen here, were in oue boat, and |
4 ehib.ld Rice aud his nephew,
Barnard Rely, were IN the other. :
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
4 few moro decisions Of the Su-

preme Court will relieve us of all
trouble about the debt. The cry
Of compulsory readjustment is
growing weaker. The people be-
Gin to see that it will not pay.
Twenty millions has been funded
in bcn Is with six per cent coupons.
These coupons are declared TO be
non-tazablc and receivable for taxes.
About Eve millions have been fund
el under tie "Odious" McCulloch
bill and these five million arc
now bearing three per cent interest.
How much better condition we
would be in. it the whole debt had
been funded under that bill.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
Commissioners Sale
OF
a River Farm.

Jacob Cops admx Compt
Jeremiah s. Evans &c. Dcfis
Pursuant to decree in the above
mentioned cause of date Sept. 18th.
1880, the undersigned will offer st
public sale on the premises
THURSDAY, MARCH 3d.. 1881
the following de. critcd real estate;
The farm known as the lower Aitz
farm, more recently owned by Jac b
C"pp and sold by his heirs to Jero
miah S Evans. containing 277l
acres more or less. This farm is some
D miles south of Woodstock aud
about miles east Of Edinburc ne4r
the road from the Valley Turnpike 10
Caroline Furnace.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ono halt cash, and the resilue il
pne year from day of sale, evidenced
by the bond of the purchaser with
good personal security. lien to be
reserved for said deferred payment.
Sale to commence at o'cl 'ck
2. W. MAGRUOER.
Feb 2-td. Sp. Comr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
Amhersi's Appeal.

Amhersi's Appeal.
A large meeting OF the Consorv-
ative party of Amherst county as
sembled in the courthouse on Mon
day last to organize the party in
this county.
On motion Of Robert II, Brown,
the meeting was called to order,
and George II. Damavon elected
chairman and r. NJ. Tsliaferro sec
rstary.
The mseting was addressed by
Messrs, John B. Robertson, G. b.
Christian, Robert NJ Brown, and
Thomas Whitehead, after which
the following address was adopted
To tile White Men Of Virginia
General Malone has thrown off
the disguise under which he sue
ceeded in dividing the White voters
of Virginia on the public-debt issue
and now shows bis real purpose,
which is to form mongrel party
consisting of all the negroes end as
many whites as can be seduced in
to the foul alliance, and by bgeak-
ing down the color line and divid
ing the whites 10 establish negro
domination, with all Its horrors, in
the State And this he expects to
accomplish. and will accomplish, il
successful, by repeating the law re-
quiring the prepayment Of the cap
itation tax as a qualification for
voting. If he succeeds in this fell
purpose, not only will he rob the
schools by diminishing tie revenue
from the capitaiion tax, or put tie
increased burden Of supplying the
deficiencies thus created on proper
ty alone. but what is tar 1corse-
he will so increase the negro vote
as to make negro supremacy In the
State the certan result ola diyis
ion among the whites.
In view ofthis horrible conspira
cy against the moral, political, and
material welfare Of the STATE
against the civilizaiion-the very
lie Of our Siate-eycry question OF
policy upon which white men Of
Virginia, whether so-callel Fund
ers or Readjusters, to abandon al!
consideration Of the public debt or
other minor Issues, and unite as
one man en- this platform, on which
every white man can stand
l. The preservation of the s'1-
premacy Of tie uhts race IN the
State is of vital importance to the
best interests OF 10th races.
?, ThepfeseryatiOn OF the law
requiring the prepayment Of the
capitation.tax as a publication for
voters.
3. The separation Of the races in
the public schools.
4. No increase Of taxation on the
basis of the new assessment.
5. The revenue thus raised to he
applied first to the support of the
government and Of the public schools
colleges, asylu'o', &c, and the res
idue to be applied to the public
debt.
Then let us draw the color line
ard rally, as in 1869, to save the
State from negro denomination.
Gro, II. DAMERoN, Chairman.
R. II. Tligfero, Sect'y.
-AnAerst L ,terprise. 2Oh.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
fKeOknk COustitntitH
Every Time.

A. man or even a piece Of machinery
that does It's work right every time, Is
We think, very correctly judged 'valul'
hle." And certainly none tie less
valuable is any article designed 10 rec
lievc The Ills OF mankind, and which
does 50 every nme. Mess. Jones. Cook
& Co., Bay State Brewery. Boston,
Mas. vri.e: We have used 81
Jacobs Oh among our men and we
ind that 1t helps them every time"
W. therefore Heartily recommend 1t as
a paia-hesling liniment,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

CoMnIIssION ER,s OrFIlF.

COMMISSION IRIS OFFICE,
~ Woodstick VS.. Jan. S'st 1881
70 Abram Hisey wm. q hooyer, Isaac II aver
james II. Hoover, Geo. Hoover, iachrl IA over
aud Jonathan Rinker her husband, Rachel II roye'
widow Of Heuoen Hoover, decd and jacob
Hoover, Samuel hoOyer. aud Henry Hoover chill
dren and heirs q enry Hoover, decd. cOnpHT.
and Eli Coffelt admr. OF Abrain Hoover, dec q
JDO. II. II over, adnr. fenJalnlh hoover, dtc
AuHnias Baker and Elizabeth his wife, Ann F0lz
Jacob Hoover, silas Hoover, Margaret St1iebu
ner. wife Of ~, H. StObeburner, aAd Vary aiu
KeI,cca Hoover chld'en of Jos. Hoover, deed.
John ii. Hoover, Nm. A. Lamb and harg RET
ms Vile, James A. ki5er, aud .InandI :. }. h.s
wife Milton Hoover wm Hoover, Jo-rph iiooVer,
James Hoover, Lemuel Hoover, AnLie Hoover,
Perry iIoOver, DAVID Hoover Ioseph ambefi add
Barbara his wife, Peter Heisiy aud susan MS vie
Defts. and ali others concerned.
You are hereby Loiified that hays fixed upon
the 2g:h day Of ,bruary neat, between tie h ,uis
OF 6 clock, A. aid d6 o. lock, r. NJ. If fair, II
not on the Eext fair day thereafter (Sunday eA.
cepted) to take and tetie, at my ihce, the ac-
counts of Iii G. felt, admr. CT AbIam hOoyer,
dec d and ascertain and rep II the balance IN III
hands, sfier the c,sts OF admr. slplicvI.e to toe
payment II q amounts heieinntioie decTeec
aud distribute the saD'c among sad pai les, whO
may be entItlt to tue SAM and also to take any
evidence that may be Cffe ed by any of the pa
ties in interest to show any ynent 10 th+ partes
in whose favor dscrees have been hcieihbelUrc
previously make, and that It Tep0.t any other
matters he may deem pertinent, or any party IN
interest may require aud report his proceed ngs
hereunder IN DER to u final decree. roqnrcd t.
Do taksa. by tina dsnss- OF ShslaudOth ~ cut
Court rende cd on the 2ith day Of danEai iso :.
ia . suii IT. elancery depending Ia said cunt Le'
tween Abraham Hise!i &c. Compils aud aoia am
Ifooyer's &C. Deits. and il from an! cause tic
taking Of said accounts shall not be commenced,
or having been commenced h0uld 40. be COM
pleted on that day, the taking OF tue same will be
adjOu ned from day to day, cr iro m ace TO pace,
autil the same are taken and completed
Given under my haud as Commissioner iu
Chancery OF the said court, at my ofh.e IL said
county the DAY aud year met afJfesaid.
r. W, MAGRUDTR.
Feb 1d-4W
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

At Whilcvale, Ont, yesterday Mrs.
Sheppard daring the absence of her
husband, killed her two little boys, one
aged llree years The ether seven mOntbs
The former with a revolver and The
itter With a bnches-kp;fe. Size then
stabbed her elf in the thrOat and will
urObably de.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

EOMMIsslCNERs OFFICE,
u Woodstock, Va. Jan. 2sth, 1881.
10 Horace BlacKmur and others Complts. and
T. y. Marsfon, T. ]. Marston and c. Hocknsn,
Defis aud all the lien creditors Of r. +. Mss.ou.
You are hereby not aed that have fixed ulinu
the al day of March next between the kou n Of
G O'Clock 4. 81, and O'Clock, ?, NJ. to take At ny
oHce. the accounts II let. The balance of the
nnpaid pgfof ase dns @, IIookInan from r. r.
Narstou on tie real est ito ~ said Marston, "a.
Tbe amount aud priorities Of the debis OF r. y.
NJ ,r-tnu due by lien of iudzment or otherwise,
Al ne value, tual and annual OF the real estate
OF The defendlnis MarstOn, and any other matter
ma 1rer pcrtinent or either party may desire
"a re1nireI q bs takon by the deores of shsnsn.
doah rjrcuft court rendered on the 2ith day Of
Ia,,nary 1881. fl a suit in ohanoery depending In
said court het xeen Horace Bl ickmur kc compl's.
and n II. Nats,on, NC. Drits. aud II from any
caus, he takfnR OF said accounts shall not be
or having been commenced should
moi ba o,mpiesed on that day the tasius of the
sane ,Ill b. liiurned from day to day, or from
mace To place until the same are taken aua com
pl0el. ~
Given under my hard a. Commissioner In
,Laacsry OF tte sajd court, at nv moe IN, said
,ounty shs day aud year arst sforessid. =,
r. z. sTsOKLEY.
Feb. 2d,-iu- A. N. p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
PREMIUMS.
Boot and Shoe Making |

Ihavc opened frs class Door AsD SHOE
NAxlNG Suop in Woodstock. Al. work is
sua,aaeed to lease. TERMS CASH {;
rice. no .crat'.
$ op. ia tie Mlsrnlcr bl:lling. in rear of
he I'd le shop o. Mr. VIII. D0sh. have
smplovcl lrst c ASS workman.
/. 81. UOSUOUR.
Dec. Is So
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

rIRGINlA, TO WIT:
Y In the Clerks Office Of the Circlu
Court of Shenandoah, Jan. 2lst, lsSl;
Dorlas Proctor, Complainant.
AGAINST.
Peter VI. Roller. Cathaiine \. Roller, J. ".
Conner. John Rosenbergcr, John NJ ON elk.
D. T Kagey, J. W. Miller, Jno. E,ton II I-
ris, Root. Harris, Edward Harris. Ta.mas
Harris, Wilbor Harris. ald Chllos Ha.l,.
Delts.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to ascertain what
interest the defendants the heiis AT law Of
Beatty Carson. decd have in the pro. c 'y.
at Mt Jackson Va. now occupied boy the
Complainant. if any, and. if any. 10 havea
decree for the PARTITION Of tAe same am NJ
those entitled thereto, said property was soil
to Penny backer and Conn aod Afterwards
convey ed TO said Complain n.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
The defendants Peter W Roller, CatharIne y
Roller; Robl Harris, Edward Harris. Thomas
Harris. Wii5er Harris and Carson Harris are
not inhabitants ofthis >tate-lt is ordered.
That the said defendants do appear rC
wshin one month after due publication here
of, and Do what is necessary 20 protect their
interest; that copy Of this be published 'n
some newspaper printed in Woodstock, once
week for four successive weeks. ant copy
postei at the front door of the Court Hoo e.
OF said County, on the first day Of the next
Circuit Court.
GEO. w. MILBY, C C. c. r. c..
a Copy, Toste
GEO, W MlLEY {. {. c. :. c.
A. d NJ & A. u. w. pq. Jan. 2G,--iw.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

The Baltimore Sun has made very
careful revision Of the popular vote, in
the late Presidential election. The
vote "a as follows,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
PATTERSON 0RGAE

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EoT- T7V for In trurnent only after vob
h1vs fll-y tostol it TT YOUR own home
- d-v7 II not as represented return it at my
e.rC-e'. p7~'ng froightlo.h ways. Fully war.
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7. ..'sr or Business J.lm
PATTERSON PLANO 9229qSS' SgSSo,, gSS0,
AMI upwards. ORGAES, S45, $50, S75,
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Nov 3. Gn.
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TIE DINGEE & C0NARO CO.'S

nT1um bahpes now beferethe pablo. You
UI'HiIt can make money faster NJ work tor
III i a. than a.anything elss Capital not
UMu rsssirsd. We will start yoa. slza
dsy asd upwards made at home by the industrious
Hss, vonsn, boys aud II 10 wanted every vaere
10 vsrk for a.. Nov il the time. You esn de-
vote your whole time 10 the wo., or ouiy yonI
spare rsnsDts. No other business Will pay you
nearly as ssll. yo cne ~iiing tOwOrk csn fail g.
ostet ..d teens free. great opportunity for
..akinr MONEY easily srd houo bly,. Address
r.sr gs, Portland, Maine. July 14.-ly
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-08-03
Emblem eller Bremergasen.

ON denna fogel lemnar en- tidning for
husfaglAr foljande beskrifning: ON vi
undantaga Toulousegasen hafva vi icke
bland vara tama vattenfoglar nagon, som
kan jemforas med Embdengasen. Denna
fogel har slit ursprung fran en- stad at
samma MANN Hanover, EFT rike grim
saude intill Holland, hvilket ar vida be-
ryktadt for egenskapen hos dess vatten-
foglar. Embdengasen ar ganska stor till
vaxten: i somliga fall patratfar man par,
som vaga femtio och sextio pounds. De-
ras kott ar mycket hogt varderadt af lac
kermunnar. Det ar icke TORT sasom
kottet hos de vanliga gassen, utan mjukt
och saftigt sasom det af vara basta Wild
figlar; det ar ej benaget for att krympa
ihop under kokningen. Embdengasen
ar helt och hallet hvit, har framstaende
blaa ogon, stark halls och fjadrar, som
boja sig mot hufvudet. Den ar bland dc
skonaste slit Stag och kunde med forde
underhil]as har staten, hvarest sadau
rikedom pa vatten f0refnnes.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-08-03

den skotska frikyrkan har matt en-
orovackande stsndpunkt. De libe.
rala fordra upphafyandet af fera
vigtiga troslaror. - Det forljudes
att engelska regeringen gifvit vice.
konungen i Ostindien uppdrag att
media esnellan emiren at Afghani.
stan och Ejub khan pa den grund
att dea forre till den senare aftra-
der .vestra Atghanistan. - Det sa.
ges, att EFT antal fenianska konst-
narer, sskola sandas fran F0renta
Staterna att leda den hemliga till.
verkningen af explosiva amnen
London.
FRANKRIKE.
Franska regeringen har pa en-
not, som den emottagit fran rege.
ringen i Spanien och hvari denna
anhaller ON skadeersattning for
spanska undersatar, hvilka n6dgats
fly fran Nordafrika, afgifvit EFT
vagrande svar. - Regeringen har
andrat tiden for valen till depute.
rade kammaren. l stallet for att
hallas oktober, sasom f6rut TILL
kan nagifvits, skola de usega rum
denna manad. Harfor har regerin.
gen blifvit f6remal for skarpa fore
braelser fran tidningspressens sida.
Fornallista skalet till denua and
ring af valtiden lar vara det, att re.
geringen fruktar en- altman uppres.
ming. i Nordafrika under september
msnad, hvilket torde fordra hela
franska armeens stallande pa krigs.
fot. Men DE- delta kunde orsaka
regeringens nederlag, beslot denna
att lata valen ega rum SO smart som
m0jligt. - Fran Paris meddelas,
att den franske katolske biskopen
at Massua och fyra missionarel
blifvit fangade af abyssiner, plund.
rade och derpa sanda mat landet.-
Deputerade kammaren har j trots
af regeringens forslag att salja blot
en- del af de franska kronjuvelerns
beslutat, att ALA skola utbjudas till
salu. Inkomsten at dessa skall till
falla museifonden 49, Eft anita
franska residenter i Cuba ANNA hos
spanska regeringen anhalla ON ska
destand for lidna forluster undel
det sista inbordeskriget. Deras ska
deansprak utgora tillsammans 300,
900 francs. ."
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-08-03
For JORDBRUKARE.
Stackning af hyete.

Det RAIDER val knappast nagot tvifvel
ON, att det dr. en- st6rre fordel for farma-
rem att stacka slit hvete och llta det ge-
nomga svettning stacker, an att genast
troska det och lata det svettas sadesbin-
gen. Det ar en- af naturens lagar att hve-
tet skall svettas. Det enda tillfalle, da
hvetet kan troskas omedelbart efter aftag-
ningen, ar, da det genast kan saljas och
afemnas. Ty da taga de, som kopa det,
pa sig risken, ON hvetet skulle taga ska.
da genom svettnlngen. Hvete, som le-
gat stack sex e!ler alta veckor, imam
det blir troskadt, Wager mera per bushe]
an det, som tr0skas genast.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-08-03
F6rvaring af sm6r.

AT ALA farmprodukter ar smoret det,
som lattast tager skada genom osund luft
och skadliga gaser. ON skamdt kott fn-
mes en- kallare eller EFT rum, hvarest
smor forwards, sa erhaller smoret lukt och
smak deraf. Till och med stillastaende,
ruttnande vatten pa nagot afstand fran
boningshus ar nog att skamma smor, ON
dunsterna derifran med luften foras in
huset och kallaren. Att forvara smor, sa
att det 81 beh6fver lopa fara att blifva
skamdt, skier derfor bast genom att for
vara det val slutna karl och kalla
kallrar, der det genom kolden halles hardt
och kallt.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-08-03

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