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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-11-08
GRANVILLE.

Johnnie, little son of Arthur Ford Is
quite III with influenza.
Lila Spear is recovering from q
severe illness with abscess in the head.
b. +. Wilmington, who has been in
very poor health for sometime, went to
West Randolph last week 10 interview
DR.. Scott.
Bert Phillips of Duxbury, who has
been in town for the past two weeks
trapping foxes, returned home last sat
urday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Atherton is very i'll at the
house of her brother, II. j Spear, where
she has been acting as housekceper.
Mrs. Ann Atkins of Warren is visiting
freirds in town.
Amateur trappers are very plenty in
town not much game having been cap
tured as yet.
We learn that +. p. BOstwick has re-
tired from farming and will enter the
ministry. He will leave town upon his
new mission as soon as business permits.
Ii is expected his wife will accompany
him.
Johnnie Page, the young Evangelist
has been holding meetings in town dur
ing the past week.
The stage route between this place
and W. Braintree has again changed
hands. James Kill having purchased
il of j. V. Wilson. The old friends of
James wish him much success, he is an
experienced driver and good fellow
who wears a smile.
Ii. J. Spear contemplaies going to
Iowa the last of the month accompa-
MED By his eldest daughter, Belle. He
will close out his effects at an auction.
Carl C. Hubbard of the Hubbard Bros.
firm has taken the place of his brother
IL. c. Hubbard at the store which he
will occupy for the winter.
One night last week Elmer Goodyear
led his mare into the pOst-offiee, suppos-
edly to show how kind and gentle dis
position she possessed. She soon gave
an exhibition of her gentleness by kick
ing over and breaking The stove, nearly
overturning the counter on which stood
a kerosene lamp and putting to speedy
flight those who CHANGED TO be near.
School in South Hollow, taught BIZ
Miss Myrtle Walbridge of w. Randolph
closed last Friday with first class eX-
hibition in the evening. The scholars
plainly showed by the rendition of the
parts assigned them that Miss Walbridge
was an instructor of the highest order.
We understand that the district has re-
tanned her services for the winter term.
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CHELSEA AROUND TOWN.

nov aid YOU bet on the election!
LAR. Corwin was in Boston las
week.
x5fban Chandler of Boston was il
,orn last week.
\. woodruff has been to Windsor
for few days
IL. stillwell is still sick and unable
- lave his room.
LAR. Corwin and Frank l.. Hudson
are buying poultry.
saa the advertisement OF a good farm
FAR ale on the west hill.
Nj. Belle Thurber of Washington is
visiting friends in town.
cF. Moves and family of Worcester
Ma. are visiting his brother Alonzo
Moves.
lanes Barnes of Tingwick, p. q,
stonped here a few days last week with
i small drove Of cattle.
n p. Dickinson has completed the
rsngirs on his house necessitated by the
dTp some weeks ago. The Insurance
Granted was Sl35.
Frank fuller has been obliged to leave
school and return home because OF the
sickness Of his father. lie intends TO
return for the winter.
The selectmen have made quite ex-
tensiye improvements IN Highland
cemetery by grading and removing tees
and debris in the new part.
Sbafer's swiss Bell Ringers gave an
entertainment here Tuesday evening,
AZ. 30 10 fair audience. Ii was a very
GOOD entertainment especially two parts
rendered by Mrs. Louise shafier. Should
rhpy ever visit this town again they
viii be sure of full house.
Watersou Post No. 45 G. A. II. was
in.pected at their regular meeting Fri
dgy evening, Nov. % by Austin smith,
past commander L. ;. Grant post West
Randolph.
line ladies benevolent society of the
ronrI church held tea party and so
clabIe with Mrs. +. l.. heriek Friday
evening, Nov. ID.
Ralph ". Perkins of Gl0uchester,
Mass. was in town over sunday, stop
ping with +. NJ Perkins. Many will
remember him a. he has spent several
summers here.
Ioye!rs Library. containing the writ
ing, Of standard authors, to which are
added the best works OF fiction rs they
appear. Published tri-Weekly at 10, 20
ana y cents. on sale at the drug store
by X. II. Lyon.
Miss Mary Mcdowell of Chicago will
lecture at the Congl church Wednesday
eve. Nov I4th. under the auspices of
the !. ". {. I. L. She is one OF the ma
tional organizers of this society and will
undoubtedly give an interesting talk.
Music will be on the program for the
evening.
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We, mont,s Death Roll for 1881.

The mortuary statistics Of Vermont
for 1887 have just been figured up.
The deaths by consumption are COL or
.l2.I4 per cent of the whole mum Der
old age, 443 or $40 per cent heart
disease, 439 or S.l5 per cent; pneu-
monia, 423 or 7.S9 per cent; paraly-
sis, 220 or 4.5l per cent; cancer,
POS or 1892 per cent; diphtheria, 1876
or 3.65 per cent cholera iniantum,
143 or 2.66 per cent; typhoid fever,
122 or 2.67 per cent. Total number
of deaths where cause of death was re-
ported, 5,177 with 1872 cases where
cause was MISUNDERSTANDING.
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wILLIAMsIoMN.

Gilman L. smith is very sick and John
ferry Is also on the sick list.
hard colds are very prevalent in this
vicinity.
MIS- Luman Hersey has Just buried
hsf ,even-year-Old son flom typhoid fe-
w ana her little daughter is very sick
WIN the same disease.
clarence Hersey, son of Joel Hersey,
L home from the West.
Geo. II. Hebard of Randolph was in
"Nh On business last week.
Repairs are being made on the NJ. f..
church.
Horace Farnham has finished work
ior ). X. Lynde.
Potatoes are being shipped from this
s'"lioh at 50 cts per bushel.
hmer Perry and wife were in Ram
yT9ipt last week visiting his sister. Mrs.
" ;. ;. Buck.
Mr. Nhitcomb Of Barre was in town
4, week putting in machinery for
Agssrs Lynde & Cheney, preparatory to
P'Asliing granite.
me attendance at the sociable last
nseA vas Light but pleasant time was
lhe teams Of Rob Templeton and
.io.Aee tsrnham came in so close con-
~. &, y pulverize both carriages and
, Illnesses the other evening while at
'...lt1hg topass on Main St. near Lynde's
-, Hattie Brockway has just closed
- - iaii school in No. II and after few
~ I, vacation viii resume her position
~ me winter term.
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The Sons of Veterans at Brattleboro
will hold fair on the 18th OF Nov.
There will be stage entertainment
with booths, supper and dance.
Original pensions have recently been
granted to Vermonters as follows: JAS.
W. Davis, West Enosburg; Luther
Weeks, Proctorsville Darius Barnes,
Lowell; L. c. Labounty, Franklin ;
l.. III. Cone. eathersfield Center /;
Nancy. widow of John Young, Bridge
water Geo. Butterfly, North Shrews-
bury II. w. Warner, East Hardwick /;
f. +. Clark, St. Johnsbury; ii. A..
Miller, St. Adams L. Med. Smith,
Newport; John Casey, St. Adams {;
j. S. Williams. Chittenden VIM. G..
Elliot, Lincoln; Abner Flanders, Lud-
low; Philip Dryer, South Starksboro (;
Josiah Hasbrook, Montpelier; Susan,
widow of Abner Flanders, Ludlow /;
Richard, father of VIM. Chester,
Marshfield.
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TUNBRIDGE.
7 = III 10 u
Elihu fuller Is better.
WIN. ;. Ballou is a little better.

Elihu fuller is better.
VIM. ;, Ballou isa little better.
The Bohemian Glass blowers are to
exhibit here under the auspices of Whit
ney Post the week ending Nov. "a.
Never mind the bad weather, there
have been few pleasant days.
DR.. Dean is fast recovering from his
late illness.
Mrs ". W. Gallup is expected to re-
tum from Nebraska in a few weeks.
The Congl sunday school is to have a
concert soon.
Rev 7. ). Hubbard preached IN Dist.
No. 3sunday afternoon.
The school in Dist Is closes this week.
Mrs James Whitney is better.
Julia Colburn has been cured aud is
now at home.
Milton Ballou is now in Keene, \. II.
Nansel Nelson drove lot of nice
cattle into town Saturday.
Ernest Corwin and wife of Chelsea
we're in town Sunday.
The result Of the campaign is to be
talked about now.
Jennie Hayward has been very sick
the past week but is better now.
Hugh Lyman had the misfortune to cut
his foot with an axe last week. The
cut vas a severe one and he will be lame
for sometime.
whitney Post was inspected by Asst.
Inspector, }. +. Eldredge last Friday
evening There was a large attendance
at the meeting.
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BRAINTREE.


May Godfrey, who has been sick for a
long time, is conyalescent.
The fall term Of school in snowsville,
taught by Miss Elsie :. Powers. closed
Oct 26th. Those having no marks dur
ing the term were Celia French. Rosa
Trombly, Rupert Mann, Myrtle Bannis-
ter and Mary fhayer. Those having no
tardy marks We're Martha Howard. VIII
lie Trombly, Ernest Flint, Elwin Fuller
and Vera stowe The prizes in spelling
we're won by Martha Howard aud Celia
French in first class and Ansel Richards
and Lottie Hyzer IN second class. Whole
number Of scholars p.
The month of Oct. was cold aud wet,
only five fair days during the month,
tweAty-one days that it stormed more or
less and five days cloudy without storm,
the coolest day was the 18th, n above ;
the warmest the 2sth, ~ above; mean
temperature for the month, 35.l above (;
corresponding month last year37 above.
Sunrise record.
The scholars in district No. :, taught
by Jennie Godfrey, having no absent or
tardy marks during the term which
closed Oct. 26th. were Willie Banister
Harry Bagley, Arthur Bass, Mary, Flor
ence and Irene Cady, Hubert Cleveland,
Arthur McAllister, Mary Hutchinson
aud Mabel Wadleigh. Mary Cady, Ste
phen Cleveland, Arthur MeAllister,
Mary Hutchinson, Mabel Wadleigh and
Alfred Wells missed no words in spell
ing. Whole number Of scholars twenty.
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THE ATKINSON
QHOUsE TfURAIsAINaJ CO., ,
Cor. Pearl and Middle Sts.,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
Isaac C.. Atkinson,
GENERAL MANAGER.

N CHANCERY.
Orange County Court. Dee. Term, lsse.
IN b. Bacon. Admir- OF Lyman G. Hinkley's r

John b Bacon Ann r oi La uan -. ufhhie4 L7t-
Nettie {. Thompson and John Thompson.
whereas John q. Racon. ADMINISTRATIVE OF the
goods clatteis and estate Of Lyman g. Huxley late
Of Chelsea ~ the County o Orange and State OF YER
mont deceased has He'd IN the office OF the Clerk Of
said Court hi petition for reclosure against Net
lie Thompson ami John Thompson her husband.
set inv orth IN substance that said Hinckley the
afh iav OF Anri A. ID. Isl executed % said Neitie
a. Thompson IFS unit-claim deed ct certain lands in
said Chelsea, therein described As follows viz: being
aI nd the land and premises OF which the late
Lewis Thompson djea Sc xei and possessed situated
ON Main street in Chelsea village Including als0 all
the land west Of tho brook stream. belonging to
tm bthind hts dwelling house: which land and prem
jsts We're this day conveyed TO said Hinckiey by
WUlsrd : Hatch Administrator OF said Lewis
Tiomgsou's estate; 10 which deed reference Is made
for further desci lpfon; meaning to convey AL the
land described therein. Conditioned for payment Of
tlle snm OF seven huudred dollars with interest
nually from said April 3oth.. lsss and also for all
taxes then assessed or thereafter TO be assessed
said premises and for all insurance paid and repairs
made by said Hinckley and for whatever advances in
money should thereafter he made by said Hinckleyt0
And further setting forth that said Hlnckley has
advanced large sums for the purposes Aforesaid.
which are unpaid. and that said sum Of soc. Is
pald: and that said defendants without this
State. 50 that legal service cannot he made upon
them.
ID Is therefore ordered that notice be given Of peud
ency said petition TO said defendants by publishing
the material fac 81 said petition together with this
order three weeks succsssiFely in the Chelsea Her
aid. a newspaper published az Chelsea and West
Randolph in the County ofOrange. the last Of which
pu hlicaiion shall be at least twenty DAYS before the
hrst dSy Of the Of Orange County Court 10
be held Chelsea said County on the third TIES
day Of December A. u. lsSS
Dated al Chelsea, n said County. this Srd. day OF
November A. ID. ISIS. 5. r. HEBARD. SoL'R.
5. B. HEBARD. CLERK-
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VERMONT NEWS.

- - = - - - -
!, Rev. J. A. Leach has been engaged
BY the Congregationalists to preach in
Grafton for the present.
The S7th anniversary of the organ
ization of the Congregational church
in Cabot was celebrated by the church
on Sunday last.
Rev. L. b. Steele. pastor of the
Baptist church in Pittsford, read his
resignation on Oct. IA, to take effect
the last Of December.
Capt. IL. C. Parsons, formerly of
St. Adams. will read paper before
the First Vermont Cavalry Reunion
society at Montpelier. November ID.
OF the II towns in New England
where the free delivery was established
July list. 1887, Brattleboro stands 3rd
in the number of pieces handled.
j. F. Eggleston, hotel keeper at
East Wallingford, recently released
from the house of correction, was met
by band and number of friends and
escorted home.
AT Montpelier post-otlice, between
July %, 1887, aud June 30, 1858,
lO3,5 800 pieces were collected and 257,
S57 delivered, not including register
ed matter.
Rev. 5. III. Wheeler, who was for
merly located at Waterbury, but for
two years residing in California, has
been engaged to supply the Congrega-
tional pulpit in Milton for the month
OF November.
The installation of Rev. /. Jones as
pastor Of the Congregational church in
Williamstown was 10 have taken place
Oct. 80. Mr.. Jones is the son OF al
Congregational clergyman in Wales,
and young man Of much promise.
The Bennington battle monument
will reach l20 feet this year. making
rise OF 100 feet this season. With
one-half the cubic yards laid at so feet
elevation, the completion Of the out
side of the structure is reasonably as
sured next year.
The first number Of the Addison
County Star viii be issued at Middle
bury the first week in November by
". III. Nichols. 1t is TO be 32 col
umn folio weekly, conducted with a
view Of furthering the interests OF Adj
olson county in particular. Beginning
with the November number Mr.. Mich.
OILS viii publish the Vermont Baptist
now IN its l0thyear
The third annual convention of the
Vermont Societies of Christian En-
deayor viii be held in the Methodist
church at Montpelier on Dec. 9th and
9th and will be an occasion of great
interest TO all Endeavorers. Rev. L.
+. Clark, the founder of the first So
ciety win be present and speak at near
" every session; His Excelleney Gov.
Dillingham; has kindly promised to be
present aud make an address unless
unavoidably hiudered NRev L. p.
Frost, pastor ofthe NJ. +. church, st.
Johnsbury, viii give an address on
Gods People in the Future Of Our
Land !" Rev. c. II. Merrill, secretary
of the VT. Domestic Missionary Socie-
ty, will probably speak upon "The
Religious Destitution of our State il
Illustrating his remarks with map and
charts. Other good speakers will also
be present.
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BrCkLES's ARNICA SALYE.-Ihe best
salve in the world for cuts. bruises, sores,
ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, letter.
chapped hands, chilblains. corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures piles.
or 40 pay required. IL Is guaranteed to
give full satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price - cents per box.
Merit Wins.
We desire 10 say TO our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. King :
New Discovery for Consumption. Dr.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salye and Electric Bitters, and have new
er handled remedies that sell as well, or
that have given such univertal satisfac-
ton. We do not hesitate 10 guarantee
them every time. and we stand ready to
TO refund the purchase price, if satisfac-
tory results do not follow its use These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits.
A safe Investment.
l. one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case OF
failure a return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our adj
yertised druggist bottle of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Ii is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case
when used for an affection of throat,
lungs or chest, such as consumption, in
flamation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma,
whooping cough. Group. etc, etc. II is
pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly
safe, and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at
VI. J. SARGENT & son, SO. Royalton,
f. 4. MAINTAIN, Bethel and
X. G.. MORTON. West Randolph.
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NORTH TUNBRIDGE.
Rev. ;. 4. Parker preached here last
unday afternoon.
WASHINGTON.

c. c. McAlhster has moved into Mr..
Moody's house.
Glenn H. Bigelow of Barre and Miss
Dele Cheney of this place were mar
ried Oct. 30th.
Mrs. CYRUS Smith has moved her stock
of millinery and fancy goods into the
store occupied by NJ. A. & E. ;. Hunter.
John Page has moved to Groton.
Repairs are being made on the town
farm buildings.
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MAR 0.

p y N ,t Braintree. Oct. 30, BY ;. r.
- 'iBs .-...I, Esq., Mr.. Frank ;. Carey.
~ i. ".33ilileboro and Miss Ida n. Batchel-
N II " 4 - Randolph. Oct. u, by Rev.
- a tteFs- Frank .. Rogers. OF Chel-
p--s' ',a,>- and Miss Luna Hebard of
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Sl0 ASH CHAMBER SET

We generally keep them in stock as well
as same grades in other lines.
Our customers must not feel disap-
pointed if they fail TO receive cuts of our
cheaper goods, for il is impossible to
furnish cuts of these goods that are con-
stantly changing and are not regular.
But if our sis Chamber set is much 10 be
preferred to one costing $40, s22 or s24
I'VE have cuts of these) it shall be forth
coming.
IN nI-R
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Lewis Thompson, 5.
Stephen Fogg. =
Alma Lincoln southworth. n
EbeneZer liaryin. -
Mrs Susan Squires. 4
Peter Virgins. a
Sabrey Clifford. -
Mrs Mary Virgins Cabot, q
VIM l. Churchill. IS
Mrs Bathiah Beckwirh, 50
Ephraim Robbins. 70
Mrs Fannie Dickerman. 73
Noah Paine. %
Harry Chamberlin, y
Mrs Narvilly Gilman, 81
Salmon Moore, ~
Mrs John Jones, %
Mrs Henry Tucker, -
Mrs Achsah Heminway, -
1886: Peter Laird, IS
Mrs stephen Lewis, II
Mrs Sally G Rehiiek, -
David Smith, IS
Mrs SarahWills. 81
Mrs Alanson Gates. 81
Mrs Alice Richardson. 70
1887: Asahel ii Hoyey, 20
Sidney Allen, 81
Mrs Lyman c Burbank. Il
Mrs Louise Courtney, 20
John II Merrill, -
c Hackett Scribner, 70
Mrs Sarah Shaw, 81
Perley G Wills, 50
VIM Peters. 81
Mrs Patience Walker. 81
| riel Lincoln, 10
1883 Mrs Harriet Robbins, 50
VIM Braynard, -
Geo Hardy, 81
Ziba II Andrus, 50
Mrs Thos J Flanders, 20
Mrs Barney C0sgrOve, 50
Mrs Chas Bagley, y
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EsTRAY.

Cane INTO the suciosure ~ tile isuhscrber about
SEPT. lst slreen aBd i've lsnihs. 7 De- owner is
requested 90 prove proI erty. pay charges and take
the same HsaY. T. F. GROW.
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Plush ParIor Suit

appears cheap when offered for s35 and
il certainly Is, but 80 out of 100 would
pay s., s. or $40 more for another If
seen side by side. The same may be
said of our
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tn z
4 7 KIN s 0 N
n Q u S Z
FURNISHING co.

Have something to say to great many
people that are glad TO know OF the
changes constantly going on in the vari-
Gus lines of trade. A change in prices
creates the most interest and we, being
constantly in the market and continual
ly buying new goods, possess advantages
over the small dealers. from which our
customers derive benefit. Bear in
mind that practically we are Jobbers. l..
e. buy direct from the manufacturers
who usually make the goods for Us espe-
cially; at other times we buy the whole
stock of certain line. This is adyen-
tageous in different ways as it gives "
control of a desired style that other deal
ers cannot handle. consequently our Gus
toners are not liable TO continually see
in other homes a duplicate Of their Car
pet, Parlor suit, Chamber Set. OF any es-
pecial article they partieually fancy,
often on account Of its oddly. Aside
from this
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STOVE AND RANCE

department may be found the Lowest
priced goods also, but we know perfect
IL we'll what j. safe 10 guarantee and
what is not. Like our Parlor suit and
Chamber Set Pictures, those of cheap
ranges and stoves look as well. or nearly
so, as better goods and in certain sense
are deceptive. We therefore send cuts
only of such as we can conscieneiogsly
recommend. Can supply
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HUNTS REMEDY

Relieves the Kidneys: Reyives the Liver
Restores the Life. Sold Universally.
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STOVES And RANGES

and so on, have been purchased in an
ticipation of a very large trade and be-
cause in these quantities they could be
bought much cheaper. While we do not
advise the purchase of the lowest grades.
we are forced to have them in stock that
our customers may compare with those
of little higher cost. Now
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HEATING STOVES
for So. 4. ;, 6. :, 10, II. Is, 20, %, 80. 30.
K A M c { s
for $40, II, II. I6, 20, %, 30, IS. 40 and 50.
We have our usual makers of
CARPETS,

such ~ Monitor. Lowell. Murkland in
Woolens; Worcester. Blgelow, Lowell
aud Delaware in BRUSSELS: Dobson, san
ford. Higgins, Roxbury, and stinson
Tapestries. all of the leading manufac-
lures and can be depended upon as we
have known for fifteen years, each conf
peting with the other to provide the best
and most attractive carpet. No finer
line 10 be seen in New England than we
can show at our Bangor, Rockland. Au-
burn or Biddeford stores. Ii should be
remembered that we aim to supply each
branch store with the same line of goods
rs i found at our Headquarters in Port
land. with no difference in prices or
terms upon which they can be bought,
namely one-quarter of the amount of
purchase down and the balance in month
iv payments of s. each for all purchases
Of $50: from $50 to 500, $40 per month.
Write us for cuts and samples. Specify,
please, what particular line of goods is
wanted Half the freigh paid to any
station in Vermont.
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CHELSEA LONGEVITY.

The names of person who have died in
Chelsea since 1870, with one exception.
Mrs. Esther NJ. Smith, died Jan. II 1867.
ged 100 yrs, ? mo and II DAYS. above
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