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About The democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1877-1881 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1878)
POETRY. Boy*’ Right*. I wonder now if any one In this broad land has heard. In favor of down-trodden boys One solitary word? We hear enough of “woman’* rights," And “right* ng men," Of “equal rights" and “nation * right*," But pray just tell us when Boys’ rights were ever spoken of ? Why we're become so used To being snubbed by every one, And alighted and abused, That \^>en one ia polite to us, We open wide our eyes. And stretch thetp in astonishment To nearly twice their sire ! Jlny s seldom dare to a‘k tlielr friends To venture In the house ; It don’t come natural at all To creep round like a mouse. And if we should forget ourselves And make a little noise ! Then ma or auntie sure would say, ‘•Ob my! those dreadful boys.” Tito girls l»ang on the piano In |>earo, but If the boys Attempt a tune with the fife and drum, “It’s "Stop that horrid noise !" “That horrid noise!” Just think of it! When sister never fails To make a noise three times a* had With everlasting “scales." Insulted thus, we lose no time In beating a retreat; Ho off we go to romp and tear, And scamper In the st reet. j No wonder that so many boys Such wicked men become; ’Twcre better far to let them hsvc Their games and plays at home. Perhaps that text the preacher quotes Sometimes—"Train up a child" Means only train the little girls, And let the boy* run wild. But pat ience, and the time shall come When we shall all he men ; And when it does, 1 rather think Wrongs will be right then. : JIISl Kl.l.ANEUVS. — Tho Dill to Repeal the Bankrupt Law Pamed by the Senate. Washington, May 10—Tho Senate passed the hill to repeal tho bankrupt ...............— * t ake effect, on the first of September in¬ stead of the first of January. The fol¬ lowing is the bill in full: “That the bankrupt law, ap |ir oved March 2d, 1807, title 01, Revised Statutes, and an act entitled an aet to amend and suppleinent an act entitled an act to establish a uniform system M>f , bankruptcy , . throughout ,, the States approved March 2, 1«J7, end for other )»rpoees. nj>j>roved dune 2-, 1874 and all the amendment, or acts ■upplemenUirr thereto or in ex|dnnatIOIi thereof, be at.d the same are hereby re pealed ; however, that such 3 retieal C..........................sir shall in no Manner Invalidate or ......... and Riding in any court prior to the day when this act shall tako effect; hut as to all such pending cases and all future proceedings therein, and in re ai»eet of all pains, penalties and forfeit urea which shall have been incurred under any of said acts prior to t he day when this act takes effect, or which may be thereafter Incurred under any of th,™ pto.Won, ot any ot .M .ct., which, for tho purposes named in this act, are kept in force, and all penal ac tions ami eriminal proceedings for viola tiono of any of sold oft,, nhother Ulon ...................................... i„ respect of all rights of debtors andcrcdi tors (except .... ,, the , right „■ ,, of f commencing original proceedings in bankruptcy), and all rights of and suits by or against as ■ignees under any or all of said acts in am matter matter m or ease ease which WHICH snail shill hnve nave arisen prior to the dav when this act takes effect (which shall lie on the dav of September, A. D. 1S7S,) or in any matter or case which shall arise after this tut takes effect, in ns^t of anv matter of lumkrupcy authorized hy this act, to Iw proceeded with after said last named day, the acts hereby repealed ahull continue in full force ami effect until the same shall be fully disposed of in the same nmnnev as if tiu> s;iiu acts had not kill repe lled ” Tiie bill goes kw* to th* House ter cone u own ce in the amendment. “Bangs" sends us tho following com¬ position on rabbits, by a school-boy of his acquaintance : “Rabbits is general¬ ly about the size of a cat. They ain’t ao useful to catch rats as a cat. but they will pul! the hark off of grandfather’s pear trie, and lie got mad, and kicked th# M tiffin out of him, and skua him. Babbits’ears is long, so you can pick em up easy. A rabbit often 1;“3 red eves, but if a girl had red eyes she’d look bad, you bet. Me and another boy done up some boss radish in a cabbage leaf, and gave it to Mr. llaekett's rabbit to eat, and lie jumped over a clothes line and run into the kitchen and upset a bucket of syrup all over his hair, and he vya* a sick-lookin’ rabbit, and don’t jou forget it, I'd rut her be a dog than a rabbit. ” In Hartford*, Conn., a woman receives twenty-five cents per dozen for making corsets, and the cotton thread, which must be bought of the corset manufacturer, is deducted from this sum. There are thir¬ teen stitrlu s to Urn inch, and five thousand stitches in one corset. An experienced occdle-v cman can complete half doren in a day, and thus can earn twelve and a half IV nt- Correspondents Wanted. We would in order to save tim and trouble for the office and its corres¬ pondents, that the department of the JIaud does want a few good corrcs pendents in Paris this summer to keep us posted in Exposition matters. We will pay the expense* of the correspon¬ dent to and from Paris, pay his board in the city during the summer, furnish him with free season passes for himself and friends to the Exposition, and pay a salary of $38 a week. We want about six such correspondents. Applications must lie made in person, as no attention will be paid to letters. Office hours from 3:30 a. rn. to 3:45 p. in. No English, Irish, Turks, Americans, Ger¬ mans, Negroes, Russians. Canadians, Mexicans, South Americans, Africans, Chineses, Tartars, Austrians. Prussians. Italians, Swales, French, Cannibals, Danes, Scotch, 1 enians or Greeks need apply. __ How the Soil Formed. What we call the earth, or the soil, »•....................«•*•**. “garden,” and so on, is nothing more than than disintegrated disliitegrauil or or crumble crumble nn up masses of rock, mixed with the remains Of decayed *, plants and different kind* of salts, brought up {tom , the , depths of the earth by springs. The particles enter Into the growing vegetation in the form of silicic acid, together with the (ini. Lobbies and ® or,ins of s-.n.l ' y veselo ' . strewn over the earth, are so numerous that no eye can look over them, nor mimlier approximately express them. But science lies concealed, and at the last stations on the rivers which lieat these little grains down to the sea insti¬ tutes an investigation to number them as they take leave of the light of day to bo plunged into the dark depths of the ocaan, there to remain for thousand* of years, .............. 7„-* “ ,M zf Of the air on earth. All fit ream 3 are engaged in carrying these little passen gei’8. The Rhine, the Kibe and the kindred German streams, are every moment conveying the immigrating earth. The Danube rolls away them to the Black sea. The Vistula brings down the little, journeying, im mi K raU »* K™ 1 "" fro,n tlic mountains, together with many of its down amounts to only a cubic foot «v®ry second. But year after year they t»»vo collected, till the quantity laid is so vast that it would require millions of ships more than are now in 110 world to enrry them. —— . — ---- . teamster in Eureka vlel’ou, Vev nerslsted In rt ,, uD.»ly mute and Mr the following rmsmi : -I M to nave a sweetheart back in Injlany that 1 vva* orful None on, and tills yere mule has o many pints in common that my heart Just yearns over her She were as likely a gal as ever r »» Imrefooted in a coni held, but rhe were SL’trs.lsix s; t „ llnU Ul „r were more sugar in her nor in a New Orleans merlaises hogshead, but if you laid yer hand on her unexpected like, she’d kick thelireeching all to flinders inlcisthan minute. That’s just the way with that mule ; but you get into a place wliar the mud's deop, and the rest of the team kcr ttummlxed, and call onto her for assistance, , " d 1)1,ft 7*y |,s if shc " , ' n ' t »’ u " hims ‘ ,,f , , Nancy, and I keep tbejmule outer love for that gal.” ' 1 -- Tl »t Rood k i.d-WcO, , nmloblo , »>'t uiiuks in.u tnt t.uat Fattier £“5 is, ot course, too neb to expect the Indians to . „nies ind their 1 1 1 u u u ' ■ ’ lua 11111 °, d ,d ‘"? f ns ’ ot ? } Xwr <rposeabo.it * is , a ^*«D^ity the untutored and 0, uld of the forest that is quite touch if Unelc Sam were to give , ,Uu aU,i »ther property, and let h,,n kt ^ hi8 p ° or httle » Hm,e9 and ,dd f un9 ’ 10 0Puld l , qult< ', a cl,perful t>*ne. murdering settleiw and othenv.se enjoyrng himself after Ins own peculiar l<s ‘ ______ The Washington correspondent of a Phil Adelpliln paper says that Interest on United States bonds w now frequentlj paid in greenbacks, and add* that one holder re c ‘ ,tly took iiliV.oeoin paper monev in prefer *“en’. del >“ ■">. ,ts own papel, by rot Using to ae ept it in payment of duties, thG state nte nt of preference of greenback to gold is in not' proof that government paper ‘than money is only as good, but bettor for all domestic purposes. Here is another awful What is tho difference between the man w ho has a weakness between the der blades and the tnau who Congress to vote him $100,000 for ser vices tendered during the \\ r arV Now listen to the answer : One has a lame p uck aiu ( the other has a back claim. If cabbages do not head properly, a pinch of salt to earn head will bo beneficial; or better, give them i slight watering at night " ith bri,K ’- This ® a >' »»?»»" be repeated biter iu the cavon. A single watering with quite weak brine is also excellent for water melons about the ti ie the fruit is setting. The Confederate Monument in the sol (tiers' "cemetery at Lynchburg, Va. f was struck by liglituitig recently, and badly broken. The two top blocks of marble, represf ting the Mates of Maryland and Texas, and the eagle surmount iug them, were knocked to piece*. - ♦— Job Work promptly and cheaply exe¬ cuted at this office. C. W. NUNN, —Dealer in— Whiskies, "Wines BRANDIES, LAGER BEER, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, . Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, MEDICINES, perfumery, ATS, &c. PAPER COLLARS, CRAY SHARON, GEORGIA. mavio,t-o-o THE New Y ork \\ cckly For 1878. During 1778 the New York Weekly will endeavor to sustain the reputation It has earned as the BEST STORY AND SKETCH PAPER IN THE WOTTfefT by presenting the same meritorious feature*. The old favorites will continue to write, The best stories by the best authors. NOW VOW IS ,f > THE THfc ™“ TlW TO T ° SUBSCRIBE KIBE nr Newlork mr 1 Weekly a» Ll„ - TERMS TO MAIL SUB ' R1BERS; one Two month, month,, postage free, -If- -50c Three months, > Four months _ " $1.00 One Year, 1 copy, 3.00 “ “ 2 copies, s.W 2 <■ 2 g •• »oo 1 he»e sending $20 for a C’ .epf Eight, all sent atone lime, wHl be eirtiG d to a -Ninth copy (Tee, Gettors-up of tlulw esa alter ward add single copies at S2,r>i> each. SEND Til BEK DOLLARS, and get i’ne the New York Weekly for one year. All letters should be addressed to STREET & SMITH. Proprietors, 28, 27, 29 and :tl Row St., N. Y. P. 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( address, 01 ti'!!. l.Vrtv \viio ^'•n'iiVus '*<» ^! i i dub of S copies, all sent at onetime, will 1 entitled to a copy free. / W alffctaJe i . t 0 ...... , afttr ... We pay *V‘K S?™ 1 P ' ,at ° fflce ° nU ' rs ’ , i#tera » u rs N ““' T “"»' ““N “* s “” DAVIS & ELVERSON, Prop’s & Pub’s of “Satvroay l’hiladelmna, NJoht,” Pa. n,.yl.wo__ T Take Particular Satire. ^ _ Parties having corn or wheat , af the depot can have it removed to my wagouFor mill, Wound and ready, so ns not to detain + persons e.m»i.»K for it bv hawing onh to that ^Vsioam making Mill* the ?n best l plelulhte, and I am very quality arohnvited of both Meal and Flour. The public 1 to send in their grain. W. A. MASCO. *- i \y ”* “l.YtfA, 1ITY()Y J^ttOrilCy «t LUW, cRawhiSuviile, tv., WiU practice in Taliaferro, Wilt*, Warren, alld Greene counties. Will give all business efu.-m-ted to !!!;'! ,,'“ r '' d !)! *|?'‘ ut objections U! 1 L_ __uuu - .-t-o-o g 0. Q U. BRI1TKLE JSfkAAX XV.ii£t- f } 4 Hapiriiv ,WI J of *<«>>, | ftlr vvARR UNTON, c.t, « »« W. U Unt. :F.uk H. Miner Joseph < m n ah n IF L Fosgr, »f Au — Just , ^ received a ^ fine block , of entlemens' Hals C. atYEKS. Notice. _\l,L kinds l Did Harness of New Harness made to or,!, ' r ' ;,m and Saddles repair ° d the r; ‘ n ' ll ' rd ’ ns USUa1 ' Also, Illaok Smith's Bellows repaired, and made as good as new. O. A. BE A Z LET. Crawfordville. Mar 15, t-o-o. Now is the time to subscribe, only ?2. C. Myers is the agent for Smith's celebrated Cotton Press Fine assortment ladies' handkerchiefs, from to cts. to 35 cts. at C. Myers’. Latest Styles collars, at C. Mvers'. Yard "id. calicoes 8 cts. at C. Myers’. Calicoes : cts. per vara, at C. Mjers'. Ladies’ rnfTs 5 cts 3 t p Mvers’. GRAUFTOFS SOAP, Is the Best!! Imperial Soap is the Best. (Jraiiiptons Imperial Soap la the Best. Cramptons Imperial Sotp is the Best, Cramptons Imperial Soap the is the Best. Best Cramptons Imperial Imperial Soap Soap is is the Best. Cramptons Cramptons Imperial Soap is the Best. Cramptons Imperial Soap is the Best. This Soap is manufactured from pure ma¬ terials, and as it contains a large per¬ centage of Vegetable Oil, is war¬ ranted fully equal to the best imported Castile Soap, and at the same time possess¬ es all the washing and cleansing properties the cele¬ of brated Ger¬ man and French Laundry Soaps. It is therefore recoiumcn gmeraY Kfu-henanTBath^oom^for household purposes ; also Pnnti*r <4 Painters Encrilieers and Ms* spot-of Ink Ur * 0 "’ J,an,t from the ha “ d8 - ^^^^‘S^SiSr£ , „ .. . be>t in the market as follows : Reader, we don't want you tosnppqse that this is an advertisement, and pass it over unheeded. Bead it. We want to direct your attention to the advertisement of Cramntnns Imperial Soap. Having used It in our office for the past year, we can re ranamrnrt tt no the best quality of soap in the wBI hands, thoVoughTrcS^rinting^i also from linenbut Cramp- from as tons laundry soap will do it and we know whereof we speak. It is especially adapted for printers, painters engineers and ma chinists, as it will remove grease of all de scriptions from the hands as well as clothes with little labor. For general household purposes it cannot be excelled. :o: Manufactured only by CRAMPTQN BROTHERS, StK ft. ^Fw‘saK'crawLdviUe by II. S. Smith, Druggist; Richard* & *S we JV. ^ l l'^kertV-Stewart, Stewjirtjfc Rrw ar( idmUi j a t_ Barnett ‘ Ga. v GIN GEARING Shafting —AND— JSoltSa mSw "-AND \,T 1-0.0 r*l 111 VI TT 11C O \\ Ol *V 1N C > , AUGUSTA, : GEORGIA, and Engines, Machinery Cotton all Screws, kinds made Mill and Gearing Re of 1 paired. n i»Ta L u .A 1 : ’ I loprietors. J’or, may25 ! 1877-i- V 1 ! ------ ---- -- (!(Uk G’lIIOIIM v (100 ToSell! __ _ TWfliBikHBfll »lPORlAl\ll A ItkirBI I p *00 Gallons of Liquors and Wines to be disposed of at greatly reduced prices I XXXX Alonoiigahela Itve Whisky here tofore sold at $4.00 reduced $3.50 Nectar Rye $4 (X> reduced 33.oO n lute H neat 5.W -.ou NX Monongahela -,.00 1.. 0 W J““ h Com J-JJ J’g old Holland Gin 3.00 2.50 M *» Cognac “ 4.1X1 “ 3.00 Ginger “ 3.<X) “ 2.50 Cherry “ 3.00 “ 2.50 Sh«„, ttSST Wine 0 3.00 “ 3.S0 IS *** S, ■■ Fort 3 00 “ 2.50 Also a full line of case Liquors which we will sell at the very lowest cash prices, Any one needing anything in this line, ^ will take pleasure in showing them samples of the above-named brandses. Resiiectfully, D. A. WILLIAMS £. SOU. feb2i-t-o-o DR. 11. S. SMITH, M. D., AGENT, * Crawfordville, Georgia. Keeps constantly on hand a full assort- 1 KL ” : MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ^ ^ I ^ T B • l<mrS. 1X, *1411101’^ I 1 - 4 * Ilasalso on hand the celebrated rheumatic 51°' *''' “N 1IC Of _ Si‘Y0Il BlirkS,” TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, GARDEN SEEDS, " of a) ‘ 1 kinds ' mar°U-t-o-o * Trusses. The JONES' VENTILATED TRUSSES and SUPPORTERS are the easiest, safest and best, in the world. Now on exhibition and for sale by I)R. H. S. SMITH, -AT THE im UG STORE. March23-o-t A. I. STROM, Watfinuaker and Jeweler, CRAWFORDVILLE, GA. Takes this method to inform the public that he is-prepared to make and repair all binds of Jewelry in the best stvle, and will Hair Work. Braiding, and all ladies work ; done to order, and in good style. He soiic its febS, a share !8T8-t-Q~Q of the public patronage. Ths luiags cf, H er Mother. A NOVEL. —BY RUTH RUSTIC— the Savannah Weekly News of Satur <iav, *«b April, wili he commenced a new serial stoij Savannah._ with the abo\e title, written by a lady of The Weekly News is the Largest IN and THE Best SOUTH. Weekly. It is a com plete newspaper, and contains the latest Telegraph Agricultural and .State Military News, Mar¬ De kets, etc., an and partment. adapted for general circulation through It out the South. Subscription, one year -32.00; six SI.00. Specimen copies sent free. J. H. ESTILL, aprl9-Lo Savannah, Ga. -pcsTTiri^sc! - cr v --' HOKe „ Olid Cattle PowderS. . ^ ( tA \* J krlSS?r L .‘“iu^^ep^tweofandi^ B water hsates, couoiis, nis temper, i evers, fodder J23SB & the tfvei.smoohaad wind, increMes glossy tho skin-and appetite— fltW '/ Jy f transforms into fine-looking the miserable and spirited skeleton horse. irSUSiC//, a ^ \ I S m ventive against Rinderpest, Holloa A |3f«rjrjs=w . Horn, etc. It ha3 bc-pn proven by rwi ^ % percent, and make the butter firm and sweet. In fattening cattle, It gives them an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes them thrive much faster. In att diseAips of Swine, such as Coughs, TTlcers la the Lungs, Liver,&c., this article acts as a specific. By putting from one half a paper to a paper in a barrel of cure S3SS for the Hog Cholera. ‘DAVID E.rOTJTZ,Proprietor, BALTIMORE, Md. Sold by Brngglsts and Storekeepers through' out th»« UnitedStates. Canada &udS. America For Sale by H. S. SMITH, Druggist, je-15-’77-j-y Crawfordville, Ga. Ciieap Kansas Lands!! per acre on easy terms of payment. Alter STk« «ttle“ n These lands lie In the Great Limestone States, yielding prS/St * of Bushels ‘iln- Uulw from 20 to 35 per acre. T he average yearly rainfall . , „ in . this county 1* nearly 33 Inches per annnm, one-third wh" than 23 inches per annnm iq the «iuui long! remunerative. Tlie Wool-Growing winters short are verv and are mihl. Stock will live all the year on grass X. inl^’^dls’fmm “tow ^jtgsgijg%ssi& deep. The healthiest Climate in the Riding:.ton & S*trim LoX.^nd Ttaw lawta win so appreciate in value by tho improvements now being made as to make their purchase v ( , s ?J*nf.' n " s thaUanbemaV." aside from the to be derived from their cultivation. Members of our firm reside in Wa-Keeney, al,rt wiU show lands at time ’ A ’’ am - phi *t, "iting full information - in regard to soil, climate, water supply, dire., will be sent free on request. Address Warren, Keeney & Co., 106 Dearborn St,, Chicago, 111., Or, aprl2,’78-b-ni Wa-Keeuey, Trego Co., Kansas. ’ u , Hull db ^cotney 9 GENEKAL ! I COMMISSION Merchants, Ho. 346 North Water Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA., and wholesale dealers in Butter, Cheese, V I>L XT 4 r 1 * vrir v T 111li. y * *Pot atoe^ 3 Applesfuni Grain, Flour. Fur, Wool, S^anmS’ct^e Cotton, Rlee, Tobacco, Peanuts, can sell »nv ami everything at tl.e highest MARKET'PRICE; and make prwnpt re¬ v.rns,&lU)-rXTTTJT70TV Jj. eral Cash Advantes\_ jSTtS‘arnTTn 2 £%& on ^ any game dealer in Philadelphia will tel Philadelphia I l li l 1 • put together. Send for Price List, Stencil, &c. Reference CASH, or we refer you to anv responsible House in nor Citv. Ea( Tt( tS. GAME. #ct-o-18T7-i-Y Augusta Hotel, Corner Broad & Washington Sts., Augusta, lias been thoroughly - Renovated. - - Georgia. Remodel¬ ed, and Newly Furnished. It is located in the centre of business. Telegraph Express Office iu the Hotel Build¬ ing. Office in the same block. Post-Office only one block off. All other public conveniences close at hand. „ gg" The Office of the Hotel will be open during the night, and guests will be received or called at anv hour. W. H. MOOEE, Prop’r. RATES OF BOARD, $2. per day. marl Corsets 30 cts. to Si. at C. MYERS’. ADVEETISEHE2TTS. KawsBaesss?-. ...____ apr |2,’78.jy OPiiM ;v- asr? " ?!on»Lin* iglnal .STS'* Greece li«h*f MS? Co, * rare*. Mist* 1*4. aprl2,'78-j-y UMFmjm debt i£S£ cretion mtroacr.iw. or o\ Any Knic® batth* aprli'/TS-j-y ;ST — T», TOmwfy cf |*c 1st* Crtry, TRAB* Barham’s Infallible PILE CURE. BirhaaPiitCteiCs., Manufactured bv the r Durham, H.C* 11 * pv * r fcfl* to care HeciorrhoUk fur a.shed on application aprl2,’78-j-y $100,$200, $500, $1000 -"**1 FROTHINGHam & CO, B.okcrs No. 1_ \»all Street, New ^ork, make sent free. ' DR. RICE, S Court Race, LOUISVILLE; KY, A regular!? rdu-'a: 1 and I :’a Uy qualiSed pbrsfoian act th« laontsuccessful, as his j-racti e will prove. Cores a!.forma causes, and prod-; Tig ?-.m? o(th? ft v, .-.-. incr effect -g Net vou» nc3s, Semir. ■ Mem* % ' ST^HiLlS S and i-mnufr enre-i. * *rn Sbuwu: ORRHEA, e ” Gleet, , l k ' ,te4 the GON- pri Strirtnre, piUHid Otncr Vfitedisea?®^ qui .if cored. Puticr.tr, treated by mail ores* pre-dr. ConsaHatv.n tree nnd itiYit.’wJ, charges rcasonaW* and correepoudenoa etrictly confidential. A PRIVATE COUNSELOR Of 200 pages, sent to nny nddres*. securely sealed, for thirty (30) cents. Should 1 • r id br alL Address as abovfe Vihet hours fi-vn if A. to 7 P. if. Sundays, 2 to 4 P. JL aprl2,’78-j j-y sfifpjp Su" my »DB. BUTTS &i-£§a agsO Ko. 2 N. Louis, Eighth Mo* St. Who ha? had plater experlon^ in the treatment of the •c.xual I’mibe -■ t fboth dipk* and fr.im’c than a:.y lihvsician in the M c«t, r;v ra tiie rpst.lt* ,,f hN long and suectsaful practice in liis two new moiL^ justpublisiicd, entitled The PHYSiOLC^Y OF KARRSACE The PRIVATE HEDiCAL ADVISER Brinks thfit nre really Onld * and Feir-in.«ruetoni in all mat* ters pertaining to .httiihuud and lloniinliood. and minply want language, long felt. easily They understood. are beautifully Ulna}ruled, ami in plain pn^eSvaitd valdal) The two books embrace 5*5 contain !>• infortu-dion for troth marrit .Jnntl ■ingle, Rt-ad. with wliatour all the recent imnroveinents in medical treatment . in Hr. 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