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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
ALLIANCE AFFAIRS.
News Notos OF Personal and General Hap
ponings From tho East End,

When In Masslllon and In want Of %
good rig don't fail 10 call on Mr. Peter
Grlbble.
The Flrst Presbyterian Church pfc.
nlced ut Geauga Lake to-day. About 200
we're In attendance.
Mre. Charles Merwln who was ahot NJ
Diamond, week or 10 ago, IL steadily
improving, and hopes are now enter
talned OF her ultimate recovery,
A party from NJ, UulOn aud Alliance
atArted Thursday morning for Chaulau.
qua, N Y, where they will spend week
Or 10, Rev. Il, NJ. Prlce, @, O, Williams
aud Q, &. C0lIea went from here,
Mrs, Eleanor Smith, who has been on
trial for keeping house OF prostitution,
Ras this morning Aned $40 and costa
aud 10 he committed until paid, A mo
tiOn for new trial wHs oyerruled by
Mayor johnson.
Dr., A. b, Leonard, the Prohibition
candid te for Governor, made u very
favorable Impression on our people by
hi, lecture NJ the College Hall on last
saturday evening, He showed the r.
publican party up In the true light,
The game OF base ball on Tneaday be
tween the nj 'kel Plates OF Alliance, and
the Carrollton, resulted IN u decided vie
tory for the former. After playing aye
innings the Carrollton boys OK pres Cd u
desire 10 quit Score, 10 10 4 On Sttur
day q match game takes place between
the Wilmote and tho Nickel Plates on
the latter's grounds near the round
house.
Quite o large crowd was congregated
on Main street Thuredny afternoon liz.
tening 10 an animated discussion be
tween joe Gillespie and the Salvation
Army officers. Joe stood hla ground for
awhile, being we'll backed by John Pax
sou, Stephen Case and few m 70 old
war horses, but was gpally driven 10 hls
hole by the logical ~ and eenelble ~
arguments Of the travelling nomade,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

John l., W0rden, who was chosen ~
one Of the pail bearers Of General era
In the place Of Vice Admiral Rows
who was prevented from attending on
account OF Illness, was born March II,
1918, IN New York, aud entered henayy
az mldshipman January l0'h, 1884, He
became lieutenant 10 1916 commander
I'm, 1869, commodore IN 1858 aud reHr nd
mlTal In 1872 II commanded the M0nl'
tor In her famous hyht with the Merri'
mac March ON, 1862, and he M0nIauh
In the attacks on Fcrt McAlliater OF
January 9th and February lat, 1868,
aud the llTat Fort Sumpter fight April
| 7th, 1868. By hia heroic conduct In the
engagement with the Merrimac, WOrden
gained q world wide reputation, Toward
| the close OF that Gcti n shell explod
Ing against the pilot house OF the MOni'
| tor, fractured one 0f tho great iron l0ge
| Of which II was cOmpoaed aud filed hiN
eyes with powder, 40 that for u long
| time no was blind. While lying In this
condition after the battle, M I'M mate
| friend, Lieutenant Thomaa A. Wise, u,
8, N, Waited him from shore and warm
ly graaping HE hand exclaimed "WOr,
den, you have whipped the Merrlmac aud
IRyed the Minnesota" Then" replied
Worden quietly, liam content" Afcw
days after this Mr. Lincoln called 10 see
Admiral Worden at Wise'e house In
Washington, whore no lay In bed with
hls ewes closely hapdeged, "Nr. Pteal'
dent" said the sufferer, as Lincoln took
hls seat beside him, you do me greal
honor" mo, cir, no, air." answered the
kind hearted President hastily. and
averting his face 10 conceal his emotion
from Mrs. Worden, who was present ~
the interview, ut IN you who DO mo tht
honor and confer honor on the country"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

Admiral ID d. Porter, who was one OF
the pail bearers appointed by President
Cleveland TO exeeate the lest sad rites
held over Tho body Of General Grant, ls
a native OF PAunsylY MA, Hnd Nas born
Juue 8 b, 1914. He IL the youngest sou
OF David Porter, who commanded the
"Essex" In the war OF l8l2-'li with
Great Britain. Young Porter entered
the service AZ midshipman In February,
1929, aid served In the Mediterranean
until 1895, when he was employed for
several years In the coast survey and
river exploration. Az the close OF lSi5
he was placed on special duty at the
Washington Observatory, resigniDR In
1si6 10 take part In the Mexican war. Az
the outbreak Of the late war he was pro
NOTED TO the rank OF Commander, aud In
1852 the mortar feet for the lombard
ment Of the forts below New Orleans was
placed under his orders, the entire fleet
being under Commodore BarraRuG After
the capture OF New Orleans IA went up
the river with his feet and was engaged
In the unsuccessful slego OF Vicksburg
In July, 1859. During the second Siege
OF that place In the summer o. 63. he
bOmbarded the works and materially
assisted General Grant, who commanded
the besieglng army For this he was
made Rear Admiral; he was also engaged
In the two combined attacks on For,
Fisher, which commands tho approaches
TO Wilmington, N G. The lrst OF these
attempts at the close Of 1864 miscarried.
The second, In January, 1865, wa4 com
pletely successful. In July, 1865, he was
made Vice Admiral, and after the death
OF Farragut, was promoted 0 ,tobrr, 1870
TO the rank OF Admiral. which carries
with II the command OF the entire navy
OF the United States, subject only To the
order OF the President.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

The lawn tennis party given by Misses
Josephine and Alice Lease, at the Lease
homestead near Canton. Tuesday even
Ing, was one Of enjoyment 10 oil who
were 30 fortunate as TO be present
Guests were present from Columbus
Cleveland, Wooster, Uhricheyille
Waynesburg and M. Union. The lawn
presented u pleasing appearance, with .
fine display OF Japanese lanterne. A
band furnished excellent music through
out tNe evening, Tho refreshments II
accordance with tho otter entertain
mente, were tho beet. Amid brilliant
lights, llne music and agreeable com
pany, most enjoyable evening waI
apent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

Our neighboring county Of Carroll
drew three appointments OF fourth class
Postmasters yesterday. Mr.. Altman IL q
gentleman OF postal experience and
good business address; Mr.. Hosterman
was postmaster at Kilgore under the
last Democratic administration, Mr.,
Lewis 10 the faithful Democratic worker
NJ Malvern--at present In tho Tin and
roofing business. Last week the Cleve-
land Leaders Waynesbureh correspon-
dent was disposed TO be very funny over
the Malvern Office, but the Democrats
are funny now. Other appointments In
Carroll may be looked for right along.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
A Remarkable Icacapel

Mrs. Mary A. Daily Of Tunkhannock
Pa, was afflicted six years with nsthmo
and bronchitis, during which time The
best physicians could give no relief, Hel
life was deepaired OF until last October
she procured bottle OF kiDg'e New Dis
covery, when Immediate relief was felt
and by continuing ite use for u shor'
time she was completely cured, gainlnl
In iloah 10 lbs In d few months. Ere,
trial bottles OF this certain cure OF nj
throat and lung diseases NJ Durbln
Wright u Cos drug store. Largo bot
tics Al.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
AN OLD GAME.
A vordant summit County Farmer Hun
koed Out OF $500,

N Noruhht summit Oounty Fhrmor nun
koed Out OF $500.
The fact became known Friday that
Truman B0ughton, seventy years old,
and wealthy farmer living west OF
Akron. had been neatly swlndled out OF
$500 by the tlme.worn bunko game.
Wednesday evening two strangers called
on Mr.. Boughton, saying that they un
derstood he desired TO sell his farm A
conditional bargain was made whereby
the plrtlss agreed 10 pay $4,000 cash
provided their sister IN law In Cleveland
was suited with the form OF agreement,
BOughlOn m the strangers and u lady
Fhursdiy NJ he p0st0flce, where the
strangers introduced themselves nv DR.. g.
g, Baker, OF Akron, aud Judge BoyntOn,
OF Cleveland, They stated that the bar
gain would be completed at the DoctOr'e
residence Accordingly they vent TO an
old house near Fountain Park, north
Of the city, where another party TO the
plot was engaged In shuill ng cards, ard
exhibited 5000, laying no was runni 4
~ lottery, that only two men In earU
couOty could draw. and both must be-
men OF means Judge BOynion" will
lngly Invested, aud requested Mr., BOugh.
ton to do no, Small amounts were won
by Boughton, who then left the trio and
secured $500 from bank, and rejOined
the swindlera, who had drawn for Bough.
ton during his absence III 800, TO DO paid
Bought0n In day or two. Determined 10
try nls own luck, Boughton staked $500.
lost, and turned the money over 10 the
confederate OF the two swlndlers. He
bore his loss cheerfully, being, as he
supposed, $1,000 ahead, The parties
stated that oil the money for the farm
would be paid Tuesday, but r. quested
that the matter DO kept secret, Blugh
ton left for home In high glory, but
same TO his senses on the way home.
Returning 10 tho city, no Informed the
oflcials. The sharpers are still at large.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
peathn Al MIddlabranoh.

The following deaths have occurred NJ
Middlebranch IN the last few days:
Mrs. Henry Werner, tho estlmable wife
Of n well known citizen, died yesterday,
Jacob Holbma1, n well known farmer,
also die ! yesterdt y. aged 81 years.
Mrs. Solomon Schumacher died et ii q.
m. yesterday, aged about ~
A year.old child OF Mr.. George Englo
died wednesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
arisx's a,yocr,ne saivc,

The best on earth, can truly be said Of
Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which Ia q sur,
cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns
wounds, and oil other sores. Will posi
lively cure piles, tetter and oil skiI
eruptlons. Try this wonder healer. Bat
isfactlon guaranteed or money refund
cd. Only 2b cents. For sale by Dur
bin, Wright Il Co. Druggists
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

TIM HieuEsr STANDARD on EXCEL.
LENcE for Tho various bff'tll0ne OF tho
Lungs aud for the ralief OF Consum Oilon
In the advanced stages Of the disease.
tlilmote's Aromatic Wine 10 sold by DUR
bin, Wright Il Co.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-20
Indiana Inventors.

A weekly list OF United States patents is
sued TO the invents of Indiana for the week
ending March Is. 1885. aud each patent in
the list will besr that date. Reported ex-
presslv for the Indianapolis Daily Sentinel,
by A. II. Evans & Co., American and for
eigu patent solicitors, Washington, D. c.
Charge for obtaining q patent, $50. a copy
Of the patent laws sent free on application.
J. H. Book. New Castle, press.
William Diamond. Huntington, ice ton g..
D. A. Foster Dublin, step ladder.
Joseph Premier, La Porte, wheel.
J. r. Gathright Jacksonville, combined
grain end oil car.
w. +. Julian, Medora, car compiling
Norman Knanb, Princeton, fence.
n. i. Remy, Milton, cord holder for gain
binders.
r. NJ. Riner Richmond, clothes FOUNDER
Robert st. Clair, VeedeIsburg, side bar for
buggies.
II. c. Williamson, Michigan City, CRATE.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

In the Federal Court yesterday 7. G. Gard
ner was given four months in JAIL and Ar
thur l.. Blue Was given new trial.
Frank HactDeT, one of the Migrants who
escaped from the new addition to the Jail
quite recently, was captured yesterday by
Patrolmaa Slate.
Edward Bond, who was taken to the In
sane Hospital some three weeks ago, died
yesterday. He had been a car inspector al
the Bee Line Shops for many years.
William Craft, a Unknown young man,
son of Captain Harry Craft, died at the resi-
day. he has been in bad health for the past
year.
William Prout, arrested on scharge oil
embezzling $50 from ths firm of Cleveland &
Adams has been released on his own recog.
nizsnce aud il is understood that the loss
has been made good.
Thomas Shen, an employe of the Pan
Handle SHOPS. residing at 19S Meek street,
had his left foot crushed yesterday by the
falling OF rail. he was taken home in
Flanner & Hommown's Ambulance.
The book in which Lee Henshsx kept his
accounts with the night printers. an account
Of the loss of which BY cur sog was given
In Yesterdays Sentinel, was found yesterday
morning, about o'clock, In the Circle. The
dog has been discharged without recon-.
mendation. and it Is predicted by his friends
that unless he reforms soon he is destined 70
become a vagrsnt and charge on the town.
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An Insane Man at Large.

A colored man by tbs name Of John Day,
sent to the Insane Hospital some time ago
from Jefferson County, was pronounced in
durable 8 couple OF weeks since, and an
officer from Madison arrived in the city yes
terdsy to take him home. When they ar
rived at the Union Depot the officer eft
Day standing in the waiting room while ne
went out to purchase tickets. When be
returned Day was gone. The police were
notified, but at last accounts the man was
still at large.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-20

Charges were preferred against Kingsburv
ibe officer stood in front of bis saloon on
East Washington street and watched two
parties slug each other without attempting
70 interfere or make an arrest. One of the
windows in Dennin's place was broken dur
ing the melee
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WE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS.

To accommodate the throng irom the
Northwest who will desire to read their fs-
Eorits home paper wolfe attending the
"World's Exposition" the Sentinel has been
placed on sale IN New Orleans at George F.
Wharton d Bros, NO. Carondslet street,
SstweeD Canal and Common streets.
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2Cc per doz. for Holland Herring.
sc for 3 cans OF Neckerel.
SC Tor Spenny Msczerel
NC for large No. River shore MackeEel-
SC per 10. for large No fat Mackerel.
zoe for IS lbs. White Rose Flour.
per Dbl. for Beat Flour.
Sc per To- for KiBgan q Co. g Shoulders
lOc per 10. for kingan 4 Co.'S Breakfast Bac0us
&c PER 10. by tserca for choice Lard.
&c per 10 Tor - 10. can for choice Lard.
SC per 10 for 20 10. can choice Lard.
25e for lbs OF choice Lard.
25c yer gal. for choice Golden Syrup.
SOC per gal for Crystal Drips
acc per gal for New Orleans Molasses.
4oc per gal for good Maple syrup.
&C per gal for white wine or Orchard Vinegar
ltc per gal for silver thread Sauerkraut.
zee per 10. for Good Tea
t0c per 10 for Tea that sells ell over town a. soc.
pc per 10. for IosEt Va COdee.
81 tOr Is lbs. GranulatfA sugar
81 for IS lbs. White Exl sugar.
81 for 20 lbs. Extra Sua
Postal or verbal orders -,iiyered II Haughvilles
North Indianapolis. Brishtw0od, Iryington, Bel
mont. or any part OF the city.
Orders carefully packed and shipped =. o. D.
per EXPRESS. No charge for package or Carriage.
Parties ordering c. q. ID. must pay express Charges
on return money. No orders shipped by freight
unless postOfice order. postal note or money Ec-
companies order. All g1ots guaranteed 20 give
Subtraction or money refunded.
NOTICE. have moved my stock into LARGE
~ and elegant rooms just across the street.
a tier this week my number VIII Be &3J SOuln
Illinois street. on same side OF street as No.
Engine House. Viii sell goods ali week a. Old
stand, SO South Illinois Street. opposite No. {
Engine House. il hotels, restaurants and board
Ing houses. not having time = call, vii drop ne
Williams will csi them Orders delivered
promptly. TELEPONE 675
goo SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET,
Opposite No. i Engine House,
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Y NC a Notes-

Special gospel services are still held every
night at the Y. N. c. A. rooms, commenc-
ing at 7:30 O'Clock.
On Saturday night, March 81, Rev. George
Booth, OF the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
will give an illustrated lecture, entitled "The
Ten Virgins" using six large paintings, five
by seven feet, in Y. NJ. @. a. Hall. The ad-
mission will be free to all. No ticket re-
orlfred
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-20
Northumberland Nuptisls.

I. w. Fletcher and Miss Emma B. Hoge-
land were married yesterday afternoon at
the residence OF William NJ. Blake, S27 North
Tennessee street, Rev. J. A. Rondthaler Of
hcisting. The bridal couple left for the
South last evening and viii be absent several
weeks,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-20

Notice - Architects. Builders aud Cen
tractors
Are requested TO call and examine the large line
OF building material. consisting OF Hardware.
Doors Sash Blinds, Glass. Paints etc, at o. East
Washington street.
VAJEN & NEW.
Estimates given st lowest market rates. Ask for
their illustrated catalogue OF $50 pages IL you have
not received Il No charge.
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CSC for Is bars German Soap
sc for 6 tars French ella Sosp.
sc for bars OF =. T. Rabbits soap.
25c for s lbs. Pies Starch.
25c for lbs. Of all kinds OF Preserves
CSC Tor I lbs all kinds OF Jellies.
2Fc for lbs. OF Mince Meat
CSC for lbs. Tsggsri's Crackers.
&c for lbs Ginger Snaps.
&C for lbs. New Turkish PrUnes
CSC for 5 lbs. New English Currants.
CSC FOR lbs. Dried sugar Corn.
PC for 4 lbs Choice Carolins Rice.
&c ior 3 lbs. California Apricots.
25c for s lbs. Choice RaisinsS
Csc for lbs. EvepornieG Peaches.
sc for 4 lbs. choice EvapoT6tec Apples.
CSC for lbs. common Dried Pescbes.
25C for 6 lbs. common Dried Apples.
sc for 20 los. Oatmeal.
&c for II lbs. Pearl Hominy.
&c toT j los. Pearl GTiis.
&c for Is lbs. best Pearl Meal.
25c for lbs Lima Beans.
25c for lbs Baking Sods.
&c for Il lbs Washing Soda.
csc for lbs. Buckwheat Flour.
sc for 4 lbs. mixed Bird Seed.
PC for 2 cans OF Table Peaches.
. for 8 cans of benson Plums
&C for OTIS. Navy Beans.
15c for / 10. Baking Powder
l5c Icrqt .oI ianey mixed sweet o. sour Pickles.
15c per Of. for bulk Mustard or ChOwoaoW.
l0c for doz. Pickles.
zoe per 10. FOR pure ground Pepper.
SEC per 10. for pure ground Cinnamon or ALI
spice.
soc per doz. for best,Corn.
soc per dez for Standard Tomatoes.
S5c per dor for Polk or Van Camps Pumpkins.
Gee per doZ. for Lima Beans.
6Oo per doz for Peas.
coo per dOz. for cuccotash-
15c per csn for Imported SaTdines.
25c for cans American Oil Sardfnes, u ID.
75c Tor = Dbl. New Crop Family White Fish.
M. nj. WILLTAM 3.
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TAILORING
DBPlRTMEI'
is. AYRES & CO.

SPRING and SUMNER M
FORMATIONS open and ready for
inspection.
Our stock of Cloths and Suitings
is the largest in the State, and
varied to suit the tastes and demands
Of every one.
We use only the Best Trimmings,
have only the Best Sewing Tailors,
and our Cutter is one of the Best in
the West.
We propose to do nothing but first
class work, and our prices for quality
of work turned out are the lowest
ever offered in this city.
Leave your orders early before
the rush commences.
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OLD PAPERS.

6ood conditioned old papers for sslo 3.
shis office at only 40 cents per hundred.
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Local Courts.
sUPRRTOR COURT.

Room No. Hon. N. B. Taylor. Judge.
Isaac l.. Franklin vs.. Theo Pfafflin & Co
Account. Taken under advisement.
May NJ. Eaton VS.. The c., n. and /. Rail-
way Company. Damages. On trial by jury.
Room 2.-Hon. D. W. Howe. Judge.
Aaron /. Mossler We. Liebsrman l. Mossler.
To quiet title. Decree for plaintiff.
Nettie Young VS. Continental Life InsUr-
ance Company. New trial refused, and iudg-
ment for 81, or.
Louisa Girton VS.. Charles Girton. New
trial refused, and judgment for Sis
r y. Lamb, receiver, VS.. ID. K. Stout ct
al. Note. Dismissed.
James Il. Pitchard vs. Laura Sprsgue.
For attorneys fees. On trial by jury.
Robert Morrell e. al. VS.. Indianapolis and
st. Louis Railway Company. Damages.
Dismissed.
Room S.-Hon. Lewis G. Walker. Judge.
John B. Martin VS.. T. w. Watts ct al. To
quiet title. Dismissed.
Alfred Harrison VS.. J. S. Harrison.
Petition OF Julia Dafey. Under advise
ment.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon. Pierce Norton. Judge.
Stat vs. John Hewitt. Petit larceny.
Sent to jail for thirty days.
State vs.. Fannie Lee. Petit larceny. On
trial BY jury.
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Suspended for Thirty Days.
The Police Commissioners met last night
in special session and suspended Merchant
Policeman Thos. KingsbuTy FOX thirty days,
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SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS.
RaasiDsSs 0fsce......I64 Editorial Rooms.....29 81
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|. 5. AYRES & Co.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
BOSTON, MASS.
Statement OF Business for 1884.
= I6, 81 ,6s1 81
RECEIPTS.
For Premiums. ,OO3,t57 As
For Interest, Rents and
Profit and Loss less
Taxes. SIS, 4SS 20 2SS7O9O 6S

S17,O95, 565 10
LIABILITIES
Reserve at per cent. Sl4, so, l6l IL
Balance Distributions I'M
PAID ~, l4o "
Death and Endowment
Claims unpaid...-. - 92042 20
Balance Suspense Acct. 6,355 90
Due from the Company
TO Agents. ...... S,414 "a 14,7O0116 81
Surplus Mass. Standard, 5....... -, 800, 45O rs
Special attention is called to the fact that this
Company issues Endowment Policies embracing
all the advantage of Life Insurance. for the same
premiums formerly charged for policies payable
only st death, under the title of Life Rate En-
doWments. Such policies challenge competition
as regards combination of insurance at low cost
with sn investment at fair rate of interest
Pamphlets explanatory of the New Feature may
be had on application at the Companys Office III
Boston, or TO
D. E. APPEL, Gen1 Agent,
Indianapolis, Ind.
BENZ. F. STEVENS, President
JOS. N. GIBBEss, Secretary.
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