I
THE LITTLE BRIDGE.
Thar parted on tha liUle bridge
Which spans the running water,
The bright eyed youth with fluent tongue,
And ahe the yeumao'l daughter.
A few fond words stolen kiss,
A little guidon trinket,
'Twai all but that hit heart could change
Bhe did not dure to think it.
Jle journeyed to bright southern landi,
Where tropio skies bent o'er him,
And wooed blind Fortune till ihocast
A shower of gold before him.,
Then Fame took up hor trumpet, tuned
To sound his praise in story,
For much thut to his life belonged
Was what this world OiOs glor.
A ribbon marked his high dogroe,
His name had added FoUers
Inil not on him wus any sign
Of life.' more galling fetters.
The maiden's path lay toward the north;
Bhe toiled for daily guerdon,
And nieck'y bore hor low estate,
Nor felt her tank a burden,
Till hope deferred hor spirit broke,
And thorns seemed springing round her,
And thoughts that onou were purest joy,
Had only power to wound her.
A poor old maid with failed check
Toils on from early morning,
With scanty thanks and litllu praise,
Ami of times heartless sooorning.
And yet soniolinies Bhe noes the bridge,
And hears the river llowing,
When memory lifts the shroud of yean,
The dead past calmly showing.
And somotimes ha, in idle mood,
'Midsilenco all unbroken,
Just wonders if the bridge still stunds
Whora their last Words were spoken.
The little bridge still lightly spans
The rippling, running watei;
Cut no bridge spans the gulf 'twixt him
And her the yeoman's daughter I
Stealing a bride.
A dispatch from Mansfield, Ohio, No
vember 24, to the Cincinnati Commer
cial, says: This vicinity lias been con
siderably excited over a highly sensa
tional ocenrrenco which took place at St.
Vincent do Paul, a convent situatod five
miles from this place. The convent in,
as is usually the case, also a female
boarding school. It has a wide spread
reputation for exoellupco, and because of
its secluded situation and the kindly.
yet alert and watchful, attention given
the pupils, has made it a great favorite
with parents and guardians of attractive
girls, regardless of religious proclivi
ties.
On Monday last Mr. George W hite, a
gentleman from the adjoining county of
Henderson, came to the convent, bring
mg his ward, a Miss Moss, a mere child
botween fifteen and sixteen years of ago
Miss Moss, so Mr. White informed the
lady superior, hud become entanglod in
a love affair explaining the position
clearly, that the Sister might understand
tho necessity of unusual vigilance in the
case of Miss Moss.
Mr. AVhito returned to his home in
Henderson, satisfied his unruly charge
was quite safe from harm within the con
vent s peacef ul walls.
Miss Moss was a cheery little maiden
apparently not at all love-lorn. But at
noon next day, when tho young lady
pupils wore scattered about under tho
tall evergreens and firs on tho lawn; a
buggy drove up to the gato and a young
gentleman sprung out. 1 no j'oung man
who turned out to be the bote noir of
the puardian suddenly opened the gate
advanced qnickly toward the startled
girls, and before any one, unless it may
have been Miss Moss, suspected Ins in
tentions, grasped her by the arm and
attempted to drag her toward the
buKKV.
Tho girl seemed unwilling to go, and
struggled to escape with apparently the
greatest earnestness, even alarm. In the
midst of the uieleo another pupil, a Miss
White, sister of Miss Moss guardian,
flow to the rescue, and it is pfobaWo
that Mr. Thillips would have failed in
his attempt to imitate the ancient Roman
had ho not unexpectedly pullod out a
pistol and levelled it at the frightened
girls. By some accident for such a
thing as the girls being alone was almost
unprecedented none of the sisternoou
were Dresent.
When the revolver appeared such a
shriek went up from the affrighted girls,
who fled like autumn leaves in a wind, as
brought the nuns to the scene. It was
too late, however, even had there been
one among the gentle Sisters of Charity
stout hnarted enough to uave Draveu air,
Phillip' cun. Mr. Phillips, with his re-
luetant bride in the buggy beside him,
wus rapidly disappearing in tho tlis
tance.
The fleoincr couple, en routo for Shaw-
neotown. 111., the Gretna Green of this
region, passed through Morganfield.
Miss Moss was quito smiling when seen
here, and was wearincr Mr. Phillips' hat.
Matters seemed to have been amicably
settled between tho young couple.
When they mashed tho Ohio, at a
noint opposite Shawneetown, they re
ceived news that orders had been re
ceived at "Shawnee," per telephone, to
arrest them, so they drove on down tno
river, and all trace of them was lost by
the pursuers. '
For an I Anoiit Women.
Colonel Frederick A. Conkling intro
duced Miss Emily Faithful and her leo-
ture upon "Tim Changed Position of
Women in the Xineteeth Centnry," to
an audience composed mainly of women,
in Chickericg Hull, New York, recently.
"Tho great need of tho time is proper
employment for women," said she. Grad
ually those forms of industry best suited
to her have been usurped by man and
machinery he controls. As long as the
spinning wheel buzzed by the fireside,
women could find employment at home.
But the situation has changed, and hard
necessity has driven women from the re
treat of the home circle. She is found
doing some of the roughest, hardest,
most laborions work. It is but recently
thftf n.irlinment interfered to take thou-
Hands of women from the collieries.
Fifty thousand women hawk fib
and vegetables in Great Britain
and thousands drudge out their
lives at agricultural labor. In hundreds
of factories women are employed at work
ha'der than that done by the men in the
name establishments. In the porcelain
factories of Staffordshire women are for
bidden to one hand rests, and are thus
prevented from turning out work com
parirs with that cf th? men. Through
out the entire field of labor woman in
England is debarred from competing
with man in the luorative brandies.
"Is it not silly to tell her that her
proper place is the homo circle,
n tho face of woman's excess of
five per cent, over the nuinbor of
men? Unlesa we adopt Mormoaism
we must allow her to support herself.
To-day there are 80,000 English gover
nesses who can save nothing against the
demands of ago and want, and hundreds
work for food and lodgiug aloue. The
only way to work a radical cute for this
crying evil is to begin at home. Lot
mothers see that their girls are thor
oughly trained in some trade or profes
sion. Skilled luber, whether at the
loom or at the easel or in the myriad
branohes of industry, will afford a liveli
hood. Every ono of the duughters in
tho Enplish royal family is taught a
trade. Woman only wauls a man's
training to assume a man's responsi
bilities." '
The Three (.'old Dollars.
When Uncle Charles came to spend
Christmas with his sister, ho always
gave each of her three boys a present.
Last Christmas ho gave them each a
gold dollar, and told them to see how
they could spend it. The next day
Ilarry and Nat went to a toy shop.
Ilarry bought somo pretty marbles, a
bull, a top, a toy gnn, a knife and a bag
of candy.
"You havo not bought anvthing for
your sister Susie," said Not.
"Uncle gave mo this money to spend
on myself," said Harry. "Susie must
buy her own things."
"I will buy her a doll," said Nat. "She
will be glad to have a new one, and I
have all the toys I need.''
"Lot hor buy hor own dolls," said
Ilarry," as ho ran off with his bundles.
Nat was about to buy the dolls when
ho saw a little girl standing by the door
in the snow. Hor face was thin and
pale, her foet were bare, and she looked
very cold. On her arm was a basket of
matches.
"Please buy my matches. My mother
is sick, and we have no food at home,"
she said to htm.
Nat took all the matches in the basket
and put his dollar into the littlo girl's
hand. Then he went with her to buy
bread, meat and milk, and carried them
to her nome, which was in a cold cellar,
The next day Harry showed his undo
the toys he hud bought. James hud not
bought anything. Ho had put his dollar
in ins tin imnk to save it.
"Let us see what you bought, Nat,"
said Uncle Charles.
"I bought thirty boxes of matches for
mother, said Nut.
Then they all laughod. But Susie
told about the poor girl, and Undo
Charles said - Nat was a good boy to be
kind to the poor.
"Nut has spent his money best," ho
said. He has made two hearts happy
and done a kind act.
Which do you think did best Harry
who spent his dollar on himself; James
who saved his; or Nat, who gave bread
and meat to tho sick woman and her
little girl?
ShooK 111 in for 'Em.
"We have a sweeping victory," said a
slow-movement man to tho bartender,
'Democrats havo curried everything."
"Yes, sir."
"But what is it to me ?"
"I don't know."
"You don't know? An American
citizen, with bottles all around hiro,
don't know. Don't you know, 6ir. that
I want to drink to tho success of the
Democratic party"
"But I am a Republican."
"And hope thut the Republicans wil
do better next time 1"
"But I don't hope that they'll do bet
ter. I've fallen out with tho party."
"Got no political enthusiasm ?"'
"No."
'No chance to get a drink here ?"
"Nouo that I can see."
"I was mere iestinir. my friend. Have
a drink with mo." Tho saloon man com
plied.
"Here, give me twenty-flvo conts."
Tho slow-movement man began to
quietly withdraw, whon tho bartender
seized him and shook him until his teeth
chattered. When ho went out ho was
asked by his companion who had gono
to "skirmish" at another place if ho wti9
Bucceisful.
"O, yes," ho replied, "tho bartender
Bhook me for tho drinks and lost."
A Question or Tho.
Tho ocent of a minstrel show, who
was traveliiiK over the Pun Handle routo
the other day, happened to take a seat
opposite a Boston drummer, i.acu
wore a pin with six diamonds in it, and
displayed two waicu i-uuius. iu
eidence happened to strike a solid old'
fashioned farmer us rather curious, and
hitchinaralowr up to the pair he asked:
"Gentlemen, will you give mo nouesi
answers to a question or two.'
Thev said they would, anil no con
tinnpd:
What time is it by your lour
watches?"
Tho upent ren.ied that ho only had
one watcn and mat, utuu i m;a, ui
the other confessed that ho had none at
all. .
"Ono more question. Did you buy
i . -in.. .... ,9"
your diamond pins at, uie uuimr uik
The two men loosen at eiiuu uuht in
troubled way, and then informed the
blunt questioner that he had reuched the
limit.
"Oh, wal, I didn t inten.l to be sassy.
ie remarked as he fell back; "I'm Bpark-
... ITT J . .. .. 1 T
ing a Wldder up in Moou cuujuy, miu a
was a thinking thut If I could buckle on
a dollar diamond and harness two watch-
chains around me she'd either kick or
cave inside of a week.
Pntfttfies do not keep well upon a cellur
floor, where there is more or les damp
ness, and an imperfect ventilation. It
! mnM, better to store them in bins.
This is made of strips, both for the bot
tom and sides, with space between mem,
and being raised upon legs, tnorougu
ventilation is secured. Coss-boards
may be put to separate varieties. Such
a bin is easily, cheaply nd quickly
made, and will pay for itself in a single
season, in preserving the potatoes. When
there is large quantity of potatoes to
be stored, three or four of these bins
may be p aced ono above the other, the
lower ones not being full in order to j
secure the deiired ventilation.
The Unhappy Mi ItIIIm. 1
The Chicago Times priuU the follow
ing: Miss Sarah Capoll, from whoso bouse
in Brooklyn Muudo Melville was ab
ducted by her mothor recently, adds
somo statements to tho story of the in
felicities in that family. She sayi while
Melvillo was away the lost timo for eight
months Mrs. Melville drew from the pay
master $140 per month, and for the re
mainder of the time 00 per month, and
vet when he enmehome he found himself
involved in debt on every hand. Among
the bills was one of 845 for liquors, in
eluding wines, whiskeys audchampagno,
When Mrs. Melville was taken to the
asylum, her other two children, Elvio.10
years old, and Meta, 8 years old, were
allowed to go with her, but they had no
clothes to wear, and Mr. Melville's sis
ter, who lives in New York, was
sent for to prepare them to go to their
mother. They were absolutely destitute,
and the houso was not much better.
There wore no sheets or blankets on tho
beds, and everything had bet a allowed
to go to ruiu. Maudo is perfectly
familiar with all tho mysteries of pawn
shops, and tickots were found in the
house representing almost every article
of value that had ever beou there. Id
tho collar was a hogshead full of wine
bottles. Tho truth is, Mrs. Mel villus
intemperance is notorious. Besides tiint
she has a vicious temper. Engineer
Melvillo and his wife have boon married
about eighteen years, and this domestic
trouble has hung over the household for
at least the lust half of thut period. Al
ways when Mr. Melvillo returned home
from a voyage he brought liandsomo aud
costly presents to his wife and children.
Maude had on her fingor when eho left
hero yesterday a ring hor father brought
her worth $300.
Women have been so long Accustomed
to indignitios from their lords and pro
tectors (?) that it is a pleasure to find
ono occasionally who is cupablo of pro
tecting herself. The Now York Times
has upon its editorial staff the well
known stock-reporter, Middy Morgan, a
lady who is regarded as a better judge of
the stock maiket than any male reporter
in New York. An insoknt policeman,
the othor day received a Taluablo lesson
at her bunds. This fellow mistook her
for a wanderer from the back woods as
sho was walking on tho wharf near the
Battery, and loudly advisd hor to "walk
overboard." She quiotlr took his num
ber, reported him at the station, identi
fied him when ho appeared at tho end of
his watch, and had him suspended for
two weeks withont pay. The astounded
rogue tried to beg off, and his fellow
officers shut him off with t'uo remark,
' Served ye right."
SOTICE.
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Wiwhington Territory and Idaho:
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Send your name and yontiiflior adder to
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or music published. Orders by mail filled
promptly. The "Musical Pastime," a monthly
journal of music, 50 cts. a year. Beud stamp for
big catalogue ol music.
Frauk (1. Abell, the Portland photographer is
leading the profession in all tho novelties of the
art. Ills work is always ol the best and his cus
tom rs are satisfied with what they receive.
The mole ami femitlo minstrels at tha Elite
theuter in Portland are drawing crowded homes,
The Tudors aro the latest sensation and more
talent iB on the way.
Mnven'N onetime Cherry TimiiIi Paste
An nroumtic combination for tho preservation
of the teeth and gums. It is fur stijicrior to any
nrenaralion or its kind in the market, in large,
handsome orwl pot, price fiftr cents. For snlo
by all druggists. Hodge, Davis & Co., whole
sale agents, rortluncl, Ureon.
The best liver regulator known, sure cure for
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TuniciHU Runs. Send to Jobn 11. Garrison
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rur futility un'd iiit-dletiial purHiiiea
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Dealer In New mid
SKC0ND HAM) MACllINEItV,
AS MnillaunHi., Purtlnnil, Or.
I'nrlle. 4r.lrln Holler., fnalne. or SAW
Ml I.I. SI IHIM HI ran aeeui
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llratdeil and Tapered Oil HUlc Linen
Six Spliced Split Bamboo Rods,
inA and 1AT Sneori.l at., Pnrllaiul. Or
rorCutH,ltiinix,
SorpN,lulU,illc8
rarf
tin
Caked llroast.s,
('oriiN,etc.,lt hni
no ptiial.
Sold hj Druu;
ylsl and cuiin-
trjr fclorcn ot 10
rent h )ir box.
OR. SPINNEY,
No. II Ksani sirwt, . F
l-i-raia aOI ChnmJo mmt dsd Blsoa
YOUNG MEN
UntO MAT BK HUFFKRINfl FftOWTRK r-
Vt frru of foulhfiil fulllftjor IniHacKtlon, will do
"ii invn ijiuir'jvm 01 1111 turn crfHttut oH)0
wIMNNKY rimrn' to fnriVH imjO fur vry
ever irwi At iut iur or utTfrlnir honii.ii tv. UK
r- frt rvriirii wHurifii or pnvkuj aavtr or f
in.i or eluafiHiwr wlikll bt undtrtkti uid Uiit U
riii.
MIDDLK-AOEO MEN.
1hriii fnirif M the ( of Ihlrt (Ailitf wlic
4'c trouij.txl with U)o fri(itnl iva'itmloim ff Uif
n l r, oftfn 4VToiiiiAiit(l by tiitflil mimrttiiff 01
n r ling un?un .vii a wknliif of tti nvi-m li
t Min'ittfr thi (utltMit riiii((t wTtuiit for. Otiffint
fm.iK ili tirlMiry d"iMnlt ropy MHUnic-ni will off-c
'M ti-uml, nn J wrructlitlMl Rmikll purtlfl-'t of ftltMinxu
,r-r. or tti color will ovof thlh intikmtt Ihih
trt it't t:)nn',tK to m cIhtK nn1 trp"t njt-unn' r
Hir-ri HI' lfiiltijr tlltn Wlirt ftttuf t Tll llIlll'MilV. ((f'lO
r' '( tm ri.n, m Iiti'h 1 ttli ir-ciii(ll icurt uf Klnl
iiU WfakMOfik, lr. H. whl KiiarKnti-i p. rC-cl 'iir li
li ii-h vnJU't. hldl ft beftltlt tftfttM'ivU lit tUv ': 1 1 '
rni'iti f nrXMim.
m't IJ'iir-fttoltinii Inl H-iMiltvn fr-.m l j
II A. M. 1'i'r'suluiluu frvfl. 'ihoruurfh iu9
CE.J Of Mff-m DR. NPIWFY Ai IO.,
No. II Rr,i m'r 1 r. I.-..,,.
mm
STENCILS
SEALS
fllX nssUTKI, i a 7IaUrTsTt
rosTLAif . oa.
mm
1S
. r a
r a mtf
- II i i.- - -
ma.ooo. wvj.ooo
k rERnnciT of MinuEBsuir .
FOR
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
IX Til K
Universal Benevolent b!w
Of rsll'nmu tnt rtiminlfd Peranns l:ior i at
the ra:c ol Jill '.rr inouih lheflrl T"r. tho
aeentid y.r. lu the thlid year and IO the
fourth y-r. Icr ftirtlur irllcuHni snd terms
end for a ity of . ur new itvr, "The Iden
"idiln" !il h sviil I tttu fee. KKiUil.K
UVK AlikST- WaMfcli In iverr lusru tint
cmiiiiy In orrrnn snd Wsh1ni!t"U Ter. Hend Tir
li rn, Honee to V. Wilt IKWH.L, iieii'1 Art. (Iro
on and ahliiK'on liinioij. Il'a.m i i;uio:i
.lo, lr I'o.lUrol i .
PERUVIAN
BITTERS.
mm
The I'lnr.l Itt ri'l Kt In the WORI.Ia,
TIIKY KKI'Kni'Al.l.Y t'l'I'.K
MAI t RIAL tlSEABES,
VllnlUe the i.lem mid arre.f the ra.arr-a
Ihe llreiullill Alrxliol llahll,
llll-MIM t.MA.
A.k fwur lli'Uuttt.l .r Win Merrhnnt frr
IhrM.
VII.M:KDIU .r CO., Agent., un la'
elaro.
V. J. VAX M III TVIK A- CO., Ponlasd
USERORF.PIMS
J. A VIt'ii, Penman at Ihe
Portland Kusiness College,
Iteei Ived the pri iiilnin a vn hy Ihe
l'OlllLAMI MK HANKS' KA1U,
Knrthe h.l rxhlhlli f I'lul i W'rtlhnt.ranl Wrlllnf
I liiillKlin K. I.etlerllix and I'ell PluwIiK. Th
I'nrtliliitl ItiiKhiPsa (iillcjro Joiirinili
Cotitnlini'lf tin I'lnietiH nf oriintnetital t"en work, ese
i nteil I'V I'l'il. We ii. Hill he -eni fni' lu any aililrina,
'" ."il.TKM-Tlllim
M.-lf IJMK H'Lt MH. I'-lUl. lHl. Or.
1850. 32 Years Pracllcal Expcrit-nce. 1882.
John A, Child
J ccje DRUGGIST,
ii .... A
' .'V pi I cater id
Nr-KMK. ft fln() chemca,S(
.;V Pfrfumery,
U'ty Toilet Artlolos,
V?;'rv.ir'V Sponocs, Soaps.
&. Rubber i.DOflS,
( nr MnrtlMin u Mrts
1'urtlsMl, .'r.
Hpe'-'al stinrtlon
paid in outers t j
mslt wti-'ii ai i-i ra
t. tiled Ti'h the e, hh.
81( f) KEWA11D
W1
O TO ANY PKItmiN 1'ROUl'O
reetual remtdr than
ire Cure lor Utarrfa.
i."t for fourteen years, l'hrsl
all who hav naed and tliur
uiet) U aawlnetnr Ui. rureul
. Vy li. Your aru(iat tuu
lonianda, aial IseniUieiitljr
V I em
eft.
i ' i it auaorowo auu iar-
. and all aa,havyif
1 ' mant for fourteen years
t , ,n Ihe knife. Ita favor-
1 Ui uadr atleaU Krtea,
. tt, Younf. ttl.MIe ed or
iiy or life of soilennc is
ins too apply In time lo Ui
, ' . i Mji.ia,aiul ) competent to traat
j,, . ,- tt u.orv timo nor money wtlh u
(m i. . ., inns. Allnoiumunkatloiisam-ndiKl
hmiiini i andare strlrtly condilentlal. atedl
il.,w.iitt(ianr part of tin country. Cin'iilarm, teau
Biainaw. and a l'-t of printed Qiiiialon. fnruaUal on
aiailK'Klh.ii. CO.HMri.TATIOIS rKKK. Inrfraa.
a tlini' i ent tump for llai and addre LibV JAUi
UM'K, NoMJ tint street, Portland. Or.
USE ROSE PILLS.
Tola froal tra la.
alria Kaawtlr aa
Nerra l.ale at in w-
,'lllniate result of orer a)
i ears of pnw'tleal el pert
. nee.antfrt'KK Uli H
I'NFAILINU fKHTAI.t
I'Y, Nervous and Vhvid
.1 IlebUhy, Kemlnal
Weakliea, Hpennat'il-
rtiiH'a, l'roatatorrhea.Kne
nlaaliins, Inipoleni y, r.
iauated Vltallly, l'retua
nra lieellne and l.OHll
or MANIIOOO, frt"n
whatever ranio' prtatui-eil.
II enrli In . and mirllies Ilia hliaal. mrenKI liens ino
Nervea, Brain, MWlea, IHaestUin. Itepnwtu. tlv Or
lans, and PhyA-al and Mental ta-'ultlea. 11
sbips any onnalural dehllltain drum orn
the system, preventlntf liivolnnurr oiwe, da
billtatlnf dreams, asoilnal Um wlin tho nrtue,
ate. ao deHtrurtlvo to mlod and ImhIv. It Is
lan're ? imuZto of all KILN K Y A Nl) 1'(aJ;I.KK
(IIMI'I.AINIS. IT CO.NTAINH NO ISJfRIOtM
I.NOItKlilKNT. Ta ttt" mmtrrtrnt froaa Iho tt
feel, of ynalhral I ad lee Pel I an. mr Heja I
aiweriy, Ihamajk mn4 raunll I B. I
VIAHAM'l l ll. Prt.. 6pertKillle,iir svo
Imltleo In eaie with full directions and advk e, 10).
Kent ae tire from olewrvallon to any atldreaa uHin re
cclpl of price, or I'. O I). To he had only of
llr. I'. II. alaVld, l Kearar atrrW.
Ran r-raiiclsro, l al. roimiltailon. ilrli lly coiilt.len
Hal, hy letter oral om,e, ,nr. K. rcirinennr-T-iM",-of
pallenta. and In order lo , lire perfei t aai-rwy, I
have ailoiite.1 a private addreaa, under whh h all w a
aaeaare fiirwapleil.
TKIAI. HOTTI.lt Fstir.
Riifflrleiit o h w Ita merit, will ha aenl lo any oe
api Ivlns; hy letter, otniinsr his vmptoius aud a
t oinniuiili allons iiuklly conUdciiUal.
iroDF-nm, irsTi:riiEXTs:i
Oa obuli soy mm eau p..y.
THE McTAMMANY
Organetts, Mclopsaas aLi ia'iiTiMic Orgihj.
-i -..'J ' ' ' .
X -ve-v,r , " - j
1.1 ' v.'.. I
SLMON HAinilS,
GENERAL AG EXT, J
4 'J FIRST ST., r0UTLA.D,0n. t
i
1
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up",i applhatlon. j
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