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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
The Author. Home.

zine Authors Home" is uniqUc beue.
| faction that has recently been established
| ia Brooklyn. Though yet in infancy 10 ba,
I gained a place in tle interest OF tine pe0pIe.
/ The story Of those who seek the shelter of
| the home j. usually pilful one. 50 .eu,i-
| tive and delicate are such peo ne generally
That u Is Wilhdi'ilcultv they can be reached.
one writer oil beautiful poems, is there
through the kindness Of Sir. Whittier.
Another at one time received $50 a week
as reporter on the FINES. But sickness.
came, toe hospital swallowed the saving.
and tue man had nowhere % turn. The
Press cub. be said, was but a social cub
and al the most would bury his body. An.
other came who through being out Of "A no.
sti0n had no wardrobe in which 10 seek
new held-, aud no 0ycrclat % protect him
shou q he get place, Tie secured a pOsi-
ton as reporter aud H. now receiving a
good salary. Another whose mluuscrinf.
Melted ont out OF -lgnt M the various news
paper Offices Of the country fell into "a
lriShtldily dllapidattd cOldil ion while wait
lhS JOY heir temperance. He was bridg
Ell over his difficulty and now forms the
Grains Tor wealthy butcher who started a
newspaper la BROOKLYN. A higblv.iutel-
l'ctual, well-cutlyated woman came 10 The
nome, VINO had for nine years review.
Oh books for the principal panars
in Florence and Rome. She
was a ine iinguist, musician. and artist as
Well. sic Was given charge OF some inn /
poriant department at the p IRIS EXPOSITION 4
and there conceived the idea of comiug ~ I
America and making fortune with ber
GINS. After SIX month. her money va
gone. Pride, ill luck, lack Of KNOWLEDGE ~
the way OF the new country prevented re.
and the poor lady was an
Inc verge Of insanity. sle is now M the
nome. She teaches Italian, and az She
paints eXqulsltely on porcelain much work
was secured for her, and she is in a fair
way for seli-suppOrt once more. Another
writer Of poems, is perfectly deaf. and
Mss Fisher has had 70 learn the nuger
splahet Ia ord-r 10 communicate with
ilf. Her trouble has me through Aait-
N Tor payment I'LL Publication. Her !
POEMS, tnOusn well received and accepted. .
we're So long in the hands Of the publishers
hat the poor gri starved meantime Moro
women than m n are found in need. Nearly
II are single or widowed. All seem I
cry grateful. some quickly recover health I
phits, and courage. Others are complete l
7 broken by the long, weary watch.
lgs, suspense, poor living, and disappolnt-
Ients, Miss ". A. Fisher. TEACHER Ia ths
lblic schools here and IN BROOKLYN. 'by a
,me decree OF fate had thrown in her path 3
irious victims OF these conditions. Her 4
heart acbed for their misfor. c
mes, her selffilled pocketbOok was divided q
it'll them, her time and strength dedicated a
their assistance, aud finally her home. a d
house at GreenpOint, rock. 5
n, placed at their dispOsal.-Fannie IA
II Thomas in the New York Home Jour
i. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
REMARKABLE OLD WOMAN
Demise of Il Pennsylvania Crnionarian
Who Never Drank water.

Who Never Drank Water.
January 20th the earthly remains Of Mrs
Katie stun, the oldest resident Of Green
castle Pa, were consigned to their las
resting place. Mrs. stun. who was fami
liarly called aunt Katie" by all who knew
her, was remarkable woman i'm many II.
spects. She was almost ninoty-eight years
old al the time of her death, and mp 90 with.
in few days before the happening OF tnai
event had not drank or tasted water since
she was little 81 !. Aunt Katie insisted
that "Water wasn't healthy" anu drank
tea and coffee only.
Fishing used 70 be one Of her passions.
Getting mp early Ia the morning in sum
mertime, she would NIL the pocket OF beer
dress with grasshoppers, pin 10 to keep lem
secure, aud then, rod la hand, she would re-
pair % the banks of the ConOcOcheague
creek, often putting the local fishermen o.
BLUSH by her skill For the past ten wears
10 was source OF great pride % her 10 visit
the harvest field each summer aud bind
a sheaf Of grain, watch was ALWAYS faith
fully recorded by The local press, affo4dmg
her the highest qualification. Last summer.
however, old age triumphed, and aunt Ka-
tie % Ler great distress. was compelled to
break the record for the iifst time.
Twill never die" She used 10 assert
proudly, Il will just dry up and blow
away, see AZ don't" And she almost kept
her word. AT the time of her death il
would not have taken much of a gale 10
have waited her away on its pinions. Mrs
stun was born in Green village. Franklin
county, and while still la her teens married
II man named Miller, and removed TO this
where she has resided ever
since. Amer the death Of her lrst husband.
she married John stun. millwnght. whose
-ellct she was al the time Of her death. She
Vas member Of the Evangelical Lutheran
hurch forever eighty-one years. she leaves /
eighteen children, f0r,y-siN great-grand- |
'hidren, and TWO eat-great-grandchlldren /
o mourn her loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

""""cIiui 1rowth Of Eur.pfau Tttf.-
me census which has lust been com
Pseteu III Germany shows thar the gro,,f M
- 10, w., - almost as rapid in Europe AS iu
| - NvuAl'f, ana, IN some RESPECTS. even
| more wonderful. Berlin has como ,,,. -
Ne" ork, with population nf "a p 10.
| i"AIDuIg' win rs big suburb a. Alr,n,
mas ,iJ,l inhabitants. Iain.i. h.. -.
WIN o15,z'2. Munich Ia. "A popul,tiN., ~
Yaf'o'' ana tnat OF Breslau Is 9TI I'm
| nOlOshe has 2s2.831 inh,l,t,',
dresden, 2i6,OoJ: Magdeburg. BOO All "a
"hAlort-On-the-Main, l1g.SjO. la 49, 80
nuen tue last previous census of 1or,na,'''
va, Vac taken, Berlin had 1875. 207 inhabltants.
,,ttaaiiloVFg and Altoona. 40. IO4: Iainsfs.
coIo.'a, -Iuuicn' -oi,Jol; Breslau, ~ t05.
hnr1; ,-ooi Dresden, 2ij,5l5: Magde,
III 7io tsl-'o' ana franklOrt-On-the-MaI n
ioi'oAo. ouc1 gdlus as are here shn,,,,, 80.
scarcely be matched bv an eonsJ nm, An
ol American cities. The period hetaDo'..i
tno IVA vhumeratiOHs, II must be rs,,'.,,
- ~, - Vuiy haii as long as that from IN,
~ loVV' winch Is used IN an tables shoo,i,...
siomth o. American cities. ana ~,
mullo there are but four llaces
snla country Ia which tbe
o . IN population has been -.
r r'uvn Is l-O,OO ~ the last ten wears Tor
suei n's ipur cities which have lnerease5
il th,. ,'eeV ~ -o''uuV eacn IN i've years n
NJ sue win some OF the smaller cifias
sMasueourg has gained about as m,,ch -, |
n anS isars as Detroit or Milwaukee in Ten ~
S uu Muhich is growing much faster tSsn
IN. OF san Francisco, The crowd'
mich ,". ~, Sne lowns which has caused 80
,rNo1 comment In this country A. to,,,sS
every where In the civilized worlJ Va.'a
80. al lhe census 10 be taken In Great Rr,,a1.
~ 'no" mat not a few British r,s,e-
fos oeen gaining at an .s.onisbin,, 80.
Ia, o1 towns n country wht re The Sa aase
,nsta s.''s long been dense. Even i'm sncilp,
orona .ne growth OF the citlos is ON, NJ nn
-CeyeIsn5 70 :, .n n o. the country as whole
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
FAMOUS COUNTESS
Attempt ozone OF Loui. NapoIeon's Court
Laeids TO save His Crown.

Alismpt ofone OF Louis Napoleon's Cour
Laeids to save His Crown.
The once famous Countess de Nercr
Argenteau, whose death was recently AN
nounced, Was born at Caraman. Cbin,av
and Belgium has rarely produced either 3,
beautiful or s) talented a woman AS Eta
/ bcth Countess Oi Caraman-C himay. M,
| imperial family of France, in prosperity an.I
/ adversely, possessed no truer or more faitl.
/ lul friend, and up 10 the last she was wont
/ 10 wear Il necklace 81 three rows offL.
luies, petrls.giNen % her by the Emp-ror.
Do Napoleon surrendered at Sedan.
says UAlsnanrs Messenger, he requested
OoUht ue Mercy Argenteau % burn the
"hpie OF his carriages. The only relic oftbi.
melancholy commission preserved at the
cuaie"u OIL Argenteau on the Meuse il 81
lIhel bearing the imperial monogrso,
ME detained 40 Wiihelmsbohe The can
I'VE monarch begged the cleyerest woman
oi MS court 10 come 20 him, and il was into
Het alihpaihetlc ear that ne poured ont "a
scheme for signing an advantageous, peoce
WIN russia after his army had been RI.
stored 10 him. wv"
Napoleon concluded by earn astlv BEGGING
the countess TO convey letter from him IN
the RUSSIAN Crown Prince.
Protected by safe conluct from, III.
ularcA ana leaving her lady's maid behind
her al >trasburg, she set out without a ma.
i il'.l delay on her solitary and perilous
journey nort0ward. she was compelled ~
pass one night IN an ambulance WAGON
where she was carefully looked after 6v
Heluiah nurse, Who ultimately proved 10 no
Ike herself, princess in disguise. Hav'
ing reached Versailles she introduced her.
sen 10 the crown prince by remindiag him
Vi tue very different circumstances hinder
baden. jan a' els
lle future emperor listened courteouslv IN
,II 'ilpassioned pleading, but replied that |
,ne best Interests OF Germany forbade 1bs
sLahung OF the request and cOmplian"e /
WIN Napoieon's proposal, oven II he had
o.eN aule 70 oDilge her personally. She len
l' quarters almost bf0ken-hearted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

The Newcastle (Eng) Chronicle, of Jan
uary o, lIIG, describes a giant Englisl
Christmas pie, which was nine feet In cir
conference at the bottom and weighed rs.
pounds. II required two men 10 present n
az me table, and II was neatly Fitted with a
case ana four small wheels Il. facilitate it,
Use 70 every guest. IL contained two bush.
els Of tiour.stwenty pounds of butter. four
geese, two turkeys. two rabbits, two wood.
cocks, six snipes, four partriges. two neat's
tongues two curlews, seven blackbirds, and
si1 pigeoss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

ON o oner one hundred dollars reward r,
az o1e 9i catarrh that canhot be curet H.
aAIhg Halls Caiarrh Cure N"'ou y
~ a. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo. O.
cn m9' .1 ne. Undersigned, have known ; I
hlm perfectly honorable I'm sIt r. fnd believe
as1iols aud financially able To carr o., ,ials
9 ,,b. legations made lay their firm carry out any
6 isi . fhvAS. Wholesale Druggists Toledo
Whols.sN.,'I-ao 1850 d. kINNAN & MAFvIS
Halis Catarfh Cure is taken inta.,,,.
sns directly upon the blood and mnco, act
itces OF the system. TestimoniaIs sa' sur
rrice zoe per bottle. Sold By ali drngn aree'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
Pilesl PiiesI Itching pu,

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense ,,ch,n.
anu sunglng; most at night; worse rs
scratching; II allowed TO continue tnrco ~
form, which often bleed and uleersta' '1 ~
coming very sore. Swayne's ointment s,o De-
ss iit =. and bleeding, heals liberation
ana IN most cases removes the tumors
druggists, or by mail, fer 90 cents ~
swayne & Son, Philadelphia. III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

ana their contemporaries two thousand
wears ego. IL has brought It's doctrines
down 90 the level OF science and Ut politics.
making them mere matters OF conflicting
opinion II has pat protestantlsm IA tue
position, not oi teacher Of eternal ana ii'-
mutahle truths, bat OF wraugier tof centn-
ries over questions OF doeiriHe, whsch 81 ~
iorced ~ last 20 admit that & eau never ie-
eide. II has ted IL in one age g. reject AS
abhotteh' efFvr what IN another AK ~
taught as Vod's truth. Catholic Record,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

LAYER Regulator removes Il. ''''' summons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

The story OF pasy Ngookeps coon. that
ca lied out from the tlyo when it saw who
was aiming 40 him, "pont shoot, tn come
down. has been otien used 10 illustrate
he prudence Of surrendering IN good
season: but we have always thought that
me coon should have been pretty certain
that 70 was the redOubiable DaNy beneath
aim. thai the gun was loaded, and that /,
would not miss fire, or that
Dayy would not this time miss his
aim before the wisdom of looming
down" could be- made evident. There are,
it seems 10 us, too many theologians who,
when they see a sharpsh00ter calling him
sell a German critic, come down quite
TOO readily. We remember some English
and American tneologians who came
down for the 1nbigen sportsmen alto
gother too soon, and It would not be strange
II some Of those who seem to be so eager
10 "cOme down" for Wellhasen ana ms
co-laborers, would wish, after dozen
years or so, they had stayed up.-Watch-
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
Religion in the Texas Uoivsr.i,y.

Several years o, at the suggestion of
! Dr.. Waggener. a general meeting of the
ministers OF Austin was held in the uniYer-
sity building 10 devise the best way OF
bringing Christian influences 10 bear .lpon
university students. These good and true
len nave done their duty nobly. With the
cordial end practical cooperation Of DR.
Wage, or, early in each scholastic year
they have procured the names OF those who
Tor whose parents) are members Of their
respective churches; have sought them out,
have visited them in person, have invited
them 20 their homes, and have arranged re-
ceptiOns for tb0ir entertainment. In a
word, these representatives Of the bOliesi
calling known 80 men have let nothing uR.
done TO bring university students beneath
the protecting egis OF the Church.
Read the following, which is one of many
similar earl incloscd In envelopes aud adj. |
dressed % individual students BY the minis |
teTs OF Austin:
1920 East TENTH STREET, Austin, Tex
4 ou are c0rdially invited 10 attend the sun
iay school and services OF The Tenth Street
Methodist church during your stay in our
,ity, and snail be happy 10 SEE you al my
nome and office at any time.
Yours kindly,
IL. B. CHAPPKLL, pastor.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

Some one said that ''loye, as she knew il
was an idealized passion, clothed in I'M
NIFTY, pure as fire and strong as death
Verify this was true. BY il she was
Brought back from the verge Of the spirit
land, and betWeen herself and III mankind
there sprung a closer bond OF union, Her
genius might have shown resplendent. but
without the sympathy thls auickened she
could never have touched tlehearts of men
without II she might have moved on like
some star IN the armament. dazzling in It's
brillianey, bat too FAR removed from those
VINO siand wondering al lie beauty TO affect
thtlf lives.
The story OF Mrs. Browning's love wa
may read as she herself recounts II, in her
sonnets from the Portuguese. While she
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-11-07

Nous croyons qu'un Sloignement
oppose aux principles etablis par
nos illsstres fondateurs serait une
erresr don't les consequences CAUSE
raient DIES desastres incalculables an
bien stre du peuple.
Nous croyons que dams la nomina-
ton ct lelection de l'Hon. S. D.
AcEnery de Ia paroisse Ouachita. le
peuple aura IN serviteur fdele et
eprouvs, ct digne de la confance
publique, ct nous prions instrument
nos freres democratiques dams tout
lEtat de la Louisiana de s'organiser.
ct de Sc servir de tous les moveny
honorables pour en- obtenir So nomi-
nation Ell son election.
Par ordre du comite.
A. W. CRANDALL, JOHN T. MICHEL.
President. Secretaire.
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COLLEGE.

Nom. dies eleves qui Sc sont distin-
CUES par le progress dams leurs etudes,
ct par l'excellence de leur conduite
pendant lie mois d'octobre, 1891.
CouKs Observation-Disclosures Kno-
bloch, 100; Arthur Tetreau, 99t /;
~Sylyestre Toups, 9Sa Yolney Kno-
bloch, 80; Octave Coignet, 971
Harry Bourg, 964 Olivier Braud,
al Camille Naquin, 93a; Alphonse
Aucoln, %; Andre Toups, %; John
Scall,, 884a David Scally, s94
Charles Seely. So Lawrence Keefe
s.; Eugene Fleetwood 81.
CoURs ISTERMEDIARE.-T hos. Do
herty, 80; Louis Arena, 9S4; Au
guste Poche, 994: Louis Poche, 971
Edward Dohertv, 974; Justin Toups
954; Louis Racquet, 954; RaouI
B%oudreaux, 9344; Sidney Claude. 934
Andrew Hogan, 924 Philip Kerne
92IH .alery Bourgeois, 800; Joseph
Ledet. 500; Walter Morvant, s94
az kerne. S4a Louis Gaude, 81
Charles Morvant, ISL.
CorRs PRINAIRE.-Henry Lagarde
99aa John Sabatier, 994 Charles Bou
dreaux, 9S4; Louis Achee, % Fred
Gauds, 81; Octave Trosclair. 964
96f; John Ledet, 964 Charles
Blanchard, 95; Leonard Lasseigne
944; Arthur Lasseigne, OIL Louis
RoeichauS. 9344; Emile Chol, 93ii
Eugene Robichaux, 93i James
scally, SO Ernest Roger, 93aa
Olivier Gaude. 9Oa; Willie Braud
wy Thomas Philippians 90; Alfred
Henri, ssh. Paul sabatier, SCI
Willie Leyert, 854.
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IES STPPOSEES PROCEDT
RES.

Dams une autre colonne de ce
numero seront trouvee. les supposees
procedures du Comite democratiqse
de la paroisse, ainsi rendaes al public
par ces membres du Comite, qui,
quoique dams la minorits, ont cepen,
dant entrepris, par lie concours du
president, de surmener la volonte de
La n%ajorite.
Nous disons supposees procedures,
parce que &c qui est suppose avoir Gu
lieu dams Is chambre du Comits pen
dant que nous etions present, est loin
d'etre une historic rrai, ct de plus
nous sommes informs que les membres
represcntant la majorite du Comite
sont en- possession de fats qui seront
divulgues a temps opportun, demon.
trant que DIES chooses qHi ont etc faites
par la minorite, apres que la maiorite
s'etait retire, mont pas etc enumerees
dams ces supposees procedures ct
d'autres chooses qui mont iamais Gu
lieu dams leurs deliberations, ont Ste
inserress dams leurs procedures, com
me ayant IL lieu.
Nos lecteurs ont deja eu c%onnais-
sance DIES fats tells qu'ils sont arrives
dams lie meeting du Comite jusqu'au
moment OH Ia m~ajorite s'est separee
de la minorite. ct DIES chooses qui Sc
sont passes dams lie Comite de Ia
maiorite apres ga separation.
Nous donnames une historic com
plete de tout &c qui await Ell lieu dams
notre dernier numero. enumerant tout
de la maniers la plus detaillee. Get
expose airsi detaille. etait absolu-
ment correct dams toutes ses particu-
larites, ct peut etre vsriis sill etait
-nscessaire par laffidavit de chaque
5membrs de la maiorite. ct nous
croyons, par l'afidavit de chaque
spectateur impartial qsi Sc trouvait
dams la chambre, que nos lecteurs
comparent les fats enumsres dams
notre dernier numero quaint i &c qai
Sc passait avant Ia ~retraite de Ia
najorite ayec &c qui est rapporte
dams ces supposees procedures CONNIE
ayant Ell lieu pendant Ia meme periodic
de temps, ct lis vermont quelle gra1de
difference il e1iste entire les deux
complies rendus vraiment 81 grande.
que les deux rapports ne penvent pas
etre tous deux vrais -lun GU l'autre
dot succomber sous Il lumiere dun
examen ct dune investigation impair
tale.
Maintenant quaint 4 ce que Ia
ninoritt a fait asras Ia r~etraite de Ia
majorite, lei sussi il existe dc levi
denee qni enpreindrait ees snpposees
procedures du ces suspect de falsi-
fcation. Quelque temps anres Ia
journement de In minorite or nous
rapporte one quelques uns de ces
messieurs de la majoritt avaient
envoy IN t~e.sgramme al New Delta
rorgane anti, public dams C ionrna
dams le numero du % dn mois passs
up1me, anres air annoncs
ua.is i
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ATELIER ~TYPoGRAPHIQUE.

Ayant tout le materiel necessaire. mons
sommes A meme d'executer tous lea onvrages
typographiaues qui nsus seront conhfs. Les
brefs d'avocat. cartes d'afaires. entetes de
features. tickets d habitation. blancs. circu-
laires, etc., seront %imprimes dams lie plus bref
delai ct a des prix qul d6fent tonts concur
renee.
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KS, dams lie bon temps jadis, quatorze
msmbres fornaisnt quelque chose dc
plus qu'une majorite de vingtcinq /;
mails tant de arrangements ont On lieu
dams ces temps dc la civilization mo-
osrae ct du progress, sue probable
ment qaatorzs ne forme plus uRs
m~ajorits de vingt-cinq.
Mails 81 le rapport est silencleux dams
les details particulars memes que nous
venons de n~entionaer, il yexists des
chooses don't l'scrivain bavarde trop.
Evidemment il ma pas bien saisi -
position il oublie les devoirs tout
simples du secretaire pour j~ouerle role
dun avocat; ct a nelangs dune
naniere pitovable la narration des
fats ave. lie style Degeneration.
La aus est mauvaise quana on
trouve %aecessaire de l'appuyer par DIES
arguments. Par exemple, notre sage
s%crivain, en- parlant DIES supposees
lacunes u lie Comits, nous dome
Information que adans les aHnees
precedeates, le president stait investi
de l%'autorite de remplir les lacanes par
appointement etc" Ceci est IN rap
port errone du fait le president
nest pas maintenant, ct ma jamais
etc dams les annees prscedentes, in
vcsti dune pareille autorite ct nj
lecrivain erudit, nj aucun msmbrs
de la minorite ne peut montrer une
pareilIe autorite accorde au president.
LIE president await etc dument auto
rise par une resolution formelle du
Comite en- 1887. annnoneant ct diri-
geant l'election de vingt nembres du
Comite, d'appointer cinq membrss de
Ia paroisse oa large, mails mil part
a-t-il etc autorise de remplir des
lacunes: ct pas meme un avocat
aussi erudit que IeerivaIn de Ia
minorite, peut par un procsds de
raionnement aussi rafne, eontortion-
ner lie pouvoir d'appointer origirale-
ment les membres dune grade dams
une a~utorite de renplir les laeunes
e%xistantes dams un autre grade.
Ainsi Ia fable feche du sarcasms
maladif, lancee sur q%uelques membre
de Ia majonte tombe rompue a leurs
pieds, sans causer aucun NAL.
Bien d'autres chooses aussi fastasti-
ques les unes que: les autres. presque
assez bizarres pour stre publiees dams
les COLONIES de Puck, peuvent stre
trouyees dams ces sapposees proce-
dures, ct leur puerilite est bisn
calcult i provoquer un sourire de
pitit. Dams Get article nous avons
deja etc au de la de nos limites pour
Ell faire ressortir les points brillants
ct riches. mails nous nous reservoirs
lie droit de les discuter ailleurs.
Lisez l'anno nee de Ia Bank of Thihn.
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ordre au taux ordinaire.
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