WIUAMETTE FARMER
8
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OUT DOWNEXPSKSES.
Tho pcoplo at large will hall with great
satisfaction tho announcement of tho de
termination of tho Administration to
cut down expenses in every posslblo di
rection; This Is what tho country desires
and expects, and tho sooner It Is begun
and more eflcctually curried out tho
stronger will bo tho public approval. It
is all uonsenso to assert tlmt thcro Is n
tlcslro on tho part or any considerable
portion of the pcoplo to linvn thu gov
eminent run upon whni Is termed a lib
eral scale, or that tho practice of tho most
rigid economy would be dlstusteful to
them.
KetretichmcntlH or should be thcordcr
of tho day, and If tho Administration has
tho moral courage necessary to practlto
it, In every department of tho Govern
ment, whero it Is practicable, It will find
thatlho public will warmly sustain It.
This is not a time for tho continuance of
extravagance in national affairs. We
Iiavo an immensodobt hanging over us,
there has been an uuparallud shrinkage
in values, wages nave neon reuuecu in
tvery department of industry, and busi
ness profits iiavo been seduced to tho
minimum point. If tho government sets
Xho wholesome example of strict economy
it will bo Imitated by tho people, and
thus, In addition to lightening tho tux
payers' burden, wo shall lay the founda
tion for tho only sure pathway to our fu
ture prosperity.
Tqi frfwcijs.
A shocking accident occurred nt tho
Jackson, Tcnn. fair. During a horso
rnco two young Indies attempted to
cross tho track in front of tho Iiomo.",
and ono of thorn, Mlm Annie Scurlock,
was struck by ono of tho horses and
probably fatally injured. Tho lior.so
foil and throw IiIh rider, Johnnie John
son, sovcroly injuring him. Another
liorho becoming untangled in tho
inoluo throw his rider, YouugMndNou,
and fatally Injuring him.
Columbia county, W. T., Kays tho
Dayton A'civa, Is hounded on tho north
by tho Kniiko rlvor: on tho east by
Idaho Torrl lory, on tho south by Or
egon, and tlm wo.sj by Wulla Wallu
county, in length oust and west, it is
ncnrHlxty miles; In breadth from north
to south noar fifty. It coiubri.sos with
in Its boundaries somo of tho finest
agricultural lauds on (ho western
coast.
"Tho fat woman of Milwaukee,'' Mrs.
JtiiHxcll, died while on exhibition at a
fair recently. Who weighed "Oil, and the
' came of tier death was theacctimuliitiou
of fat about the heart. The crowd at the
fair pressed cloudy around her, and in
the momentary excitement of getting
uway from It she dropped deal.
Dr. Holland Hiiys thomoHt precious pox.
Hes'lnii that overcomes to a man in this
world Is a woman's heart. It would
Hoeni that ho lias never observed the ten
tier rare with which a man bundles a
inccixchuum pipe that Is Just beginning
to have a billions look around tholiaseof
the bowl.
Forget lo remove a pitcher of cream
from the kitchen table, and several hun
dred tiles will tumble Into It In W'ti.s than
forty minutes. Het tho sumo pitcher of
tircam as a lly-trap, and you won't catch
more than two of the IiimmiIh In half a
lay. Much Is thu experience of a young
housekeeper.
A. A. IJonncv, of Wasco, bought a
merino buck at tlioritiite Fair from which
hu has since shear.'d a tli-eco weighing
forty-nine pounds, Thu cost of the ani
mal wu $ lot).
IV"ple living on .Smith liver, DoiwImn
coin ity, have jtetltloued for a po.stolllce,
nsklng I tint It be rstahlUhcd at John
Oman's and It beealledSulpliiirSpriug)'.
Uuena Vista Items.
HiihIhohs lively.
C'hltuao lalmr can to proenrod for f 1 per
wook,
Tim bonis are oitrrylug oil u grtnl mount
of grain hero at present.
Mr. Wood, who wuh snvcrrly Injured by
having log roll over him, la I ut rtcovor
lug. Un Unt evening tho atar comical exhibit,
oil at Wood's Ojwirn House.
Mr. Joseph Smith Is making preparations
to tiallil a lurtomw and Hearing mill.
A dally call la niado for tenant bouses.
We think It would bo a good apoculatlon for
huiiiii tmterprlHlug man to hulltl muuoIioihon.
A drift ranut down tint I.uuknmuto, alrtick
tho now bridge, ami knocked It aainultir.
I00 la otlored to any man that will roplaco
it.
A grand ttutnrtaltinutnt Is comtcmplatO'l to
Ukn place s-h)ii, Proiveils to no towatila
buyliiK a brill far tint now Academy, 1.
Hy u.Nivmis.M. AivHi, M i:i s Cat iiaiitiu
1'lMant the IW.nl all piirttitlviali)r family
1 1 on, They ant lint printout of Ioim, labortotm,
nail miiiviwiIiiI ehoinlis.il Invt-hllnalliiiiM, ami
ili'irextailvouo, bv l'liyalolaiiH In their
inMli'c,uiiil lv all otvllirwl nailou, ptot-H
thorn llio lot and mo-t i ll'notiul puruatUo
Tilt thaUitdlutlMiluou diviaa. i:,inij
purely vegetablo no harm can arhn frem
thoiriixe. In tairlnalo valna and curative
irowdra no iiUmr IMIIn ran Ui compared with
ilmui, ami uvt-rvpeiHiiii, know Iiik their vir
tue w.ll employ them, whin netedoJ.
They keep the i.vlem in pel ft el outer, ami
iiialnWln In him'llhv action llio whole ma
flilnerr ol llio. Mild, hoaiehliig ami i fleet
nl, tliey are Npeelallv adipied u llm neetls
orthedUestlVKKppiranx, dor-u go neiit of
whloh Ihev prevent and cnie, II timely taken.
Tlmy arjltie beittaml ait phvlo lo em.
ploy for children and uotkonod MiitiUitlona
wheniuiirhl, hut MtriiUHl. ouhartlo la ro
quired, fn "sllv ll iliwlra,
CaptUn .vuiu.oi tint ii Uuj of York,
ha kindly co'iM-ntiM to cirrv all artlcloa
intMidol inrixhlliltliin at tho lirl xhmI
tiOU, ffeO of il.trt.
(Utxl lime i no oiioiixt mi atto at UolM,
wttlits la taken nut inurSimk river ou lh
).ikuif lilJ,oiHihliellie mouth ufiho lay
ft ,, 1 ha limettouo U liirahauatlule aud of
iha pureati'iallty.
The Wheat Market-
Quotations remain unchanged slncolast
week. Portland advices state wheat at $2.10
por cental; Salem buyers aro paying $1.03
por bushel, and ovon though tho roads are
borrlblo consldorablo wheat is arriving in
wagons.
Tho two warohousfis of Salem have each
rocolvod about 100,000 bushols of wheat.
Tho Salem Mills are about aB last year and
may tako in tho samo amount In the hnrrotl
yoar, which was l!00,fc00 bushels In tho yoar
ondlng July .11, 1877. Tho I'armoru' waro-
homo took In 90.000 bushels last year and
will probably doublo It tho prenont yoar.
Wheat receipts aro already 30,000 biiBhola
in excess of total recolpts at this placo lait
yoar and consldorablo wboat Is yet in first
hands, to bo haulod as soon as the roads
permit. This decldod Incroase is in the frco
of tho fact that many porsons aro hauling
wheat olso whero this year who haulod to
Salotn last, showing healthy Incroase of pro
duction. Quotations from Mark Lane Express of
Monday, taken from the cahlo dispatch to
the Oregonian , givo a promising look to tho
English market, whloh remains firm not
withstanding very heavy receipt.
Restoration of peace In Europe will affoct
the wboat market and caue senslhlo decline
in prices. Mnoh as peace is to ho desired
Irom motlvos of humanity It Is not probablo
that llio prevent campaign will closo tho war,
still that may be offocted by tho Intervention
of tho Great Powers and those who hold
wheat for a nso must rocognlzo that they
tako tho cbancos.
Orders for Immodlalo shipment havo.
during the fall, been as hlfih as (Wo per qu-o-torofCOO
lbs., and wero lately ns Jowaso7a
por quarter, and at tho preaent tlmo have
rallied to about fiSi, hut tho docllno of
frolKhts romponsalos for any docllno In
KuropootlsrM,
California Markets..
In tho San Francisco Commercial JtrraUt,
of Nov. in. wo find many market und other
Itoms of Interest.
llalns had bloisod tho Stato at largo und
firming operations wtro being pushod with
vigor and much land under cultivation.
Ktig-ir retlnora woio alarmed ut (ho urrlt-al
of sugars from tho Atlantic Slatos and had
putdniwi prices lo to li-fo per lb. ro that tho
sugar monopoly la not no exorbitant nh It
was. Cubo aud crushed sugars, in l.irno
quantity, wero HJ4o por pouinl nud yellow
coll'uo lUiu por pound; quite a reduction.
Tho salmon trudo was lively end prices
uond, (fanned salmon was being received
from Columbia river, Itoguo river, I'umjt
Sound, Victoria, Kuroka, Cat,, nnd tho Sao
ramentn. Total recolpts from Columbia
river lo (Into wero 'J.ld.SJl cines; 0 1,000 ease.
had been received fiom all othersourcos.
California medium breakrast bacon was
quoted I'Jo to llo, cloar sldtu l.'M to l!Ue,
Kisturn hams llio to HJJji, California dlt:o
I2o,hhoaldoratle, lard ltu tol.'l.
Frelidits and ohaiturs wero dull; grain
frfillits to l.lvornool wero .t'J, end hlow ui
that. Hlx ships iiad cloaitd (ho tlrxtlmll' of
November, and ten mnro werein liorth to
reeelveeirKoiis. lltporta xay tn.it no mora
Hmn l'),MK) tons or wheat rumilu tnhoHlilp
pod, and Ilia llerttltl elves a lint of rri.(M)l)
Ioun dbongHged Nhipplug, which le.iyoM i.o
room lo doubt that von-cls wdl ho ou hand
to ii-lciiall our wheal allow ftoluht.
Oil" worn very dull with froo suppllo
from Orcfion.
liny and all sorta of mill feed woro In good
demand at rather blub prices.
Halter was plentiful and llio aupplv so
ureal, that the "bottom hud dropped out ol
the nurKet."
Orrgon applna wero frnsly received, qunla
tlohh ua followH: Choice, 7.V) in $1 i'u p-r
liox; eonmiiiii, f)io to "So per box. itost eHt
iK pxara7So lo Sil pur box; coekliiK ponra,
lOo lo IKIo por hox. Krled applex, -I lo (to per
lh,; piMii'ies, 7 toSi imr lb.: peirH.ll to su P'.t
lb ; pilled plums, PJ), to llo per lb.; prunes,
Vi lo l,'j per lb.
Farmers, Tak Notice.
PLOWS REPAIRED.
THAT OLD FI.OW OP TOUflS CAN BB MADK
ascoodai new at JOHNNY KNIGIIT'S Black
imlth Bhop, ou Commercial ft., below Wade'i hard
ware tore. for a tmall ontlar of coin. Brlue In your
old riowe. and tee If I don't do as I far.
ocim joiinnY KrrionT
Europeun Grain Market
I)tulon, Nov. 21. The Mark Lane Ft.
ur.iiuuya tho nllnlilly tinner touuoflho
foreign wheat trade the paHt week Isdouht
lo!w accounted for by llio KiikIUIi ykil
turning out badly In quantity and condlilon.
I'liii enormous ahlpimutN from Amuriri and
larKU ainouiita of wheat ktloat, from this aud
other source of aupply would under ordina
ry circumstances reatrlot thu demand. In
qulry has shown a decided Improvement,
althomch with the largo Miipplv iourh)g In
It la Idle to expect price will Iks to any ex
tent allected by tho nuhanufl rtv,uot. Im
porta of wheat Into Iondon'durlng tho past
.oilnlKht havo been enonmus, Mouday'a
lUtHhowlmr onward of 110,000 quartern, and
roturna to Friday thu further arrival of 78,0
quai.era. Thu pressure to sell American
wh( itex ship aud to avoid tho epeme of
warehousing, has tended to a decline of a
hhllllmt por quarter. Of course the largo lm
(Hfits now arriving aro oonaiderably in ex
coas of our Immediate requirements, but
from the reeouttouo obaervahlo In trado, it
Is evident that the outlook for holders is not
ho glesmy aa so many might Imagiuo. The
uouranol politics la bolug nhviely watched,
and this la undoubtedly a weak olnt aa far
aa ko'lora are coucrued, aa a termination of
the war between Turkey nud llina!a would
ml frisi uu uccumulatlon of uraln In the
lllaok Sea poru and brlmr about for a time a
N'aioof things not uullku a paulc In the
wheat market.
Out exnoriH continue filr as cheap while
wheat In in request to supplemeat deth'lent
harveat In Fiance. Feeding corn ia quiet
TtiHrola very little altera'.lon In value of
btrluy . eta aud iimUu. with fair arrU rla at
IHirlHofiull, tho wargi) trado for wheat haa
ruled aieady at an Improvement of at. out il
pre im per ptuvrler. Maize ha advatu-uil to
a blmllar extent.
Tho S.iletn Market.
Wheat In farmers' hands l.tVSJ pr bn.
ol; naia,4Su for good, loss hen. eclored by
exio.urelo wealhei; butter, SSc: fKKHtbvf.
oerdo ; apnlo, F0j totlVi ier tinshel; xi
tio.tUU inlVi per luiHhel; bseou, aide, 12)
nr l ; hams, I'.'Wu; ahouldera, 8c; lard,
I'J I le.
W. J. llerreu pays 47i onN f"rgood ca'.-.
tau Fram-Weo .HmiUcI.
1t TILIUllAril.
tUa PraeriKO, Not. St.
Whrat-Mhireln-. - eu. (1 $i .
'
Mr. T. F. i'uiiei, i nu i'H Ptyallan
Vallv, retvntly ahtpped to foulanu 1,500
pniiudaof tobauoo, whloh he had rulaeJ upoa
hla farm.
DR. SCUV1LU MATHIEU.
Thii eminent French Physician and
Surffcon, nwZ inventor of the PARIS S PI'
liOMETEll, which has given relief to
thousands of suffer era in Juropc and the
United States, has treated successfully
several hundred cases in Oregon, the most
remarkable of which was that of Mr. J.V.
Adkins, a well-known business citizen of
Salem, who has been suffering for years
with a partial paralysis of the right side,
and was materially improved by a few
days of Dr. Mathlcu't treatment. The
right side of the face and right shoulder,
in which there has been a constant sensa
tion of coldness, and the nerves partially
paralyzed, havo become warm and re
sumed their natural action and feeling.
Mrs. Adkins, who has been afflicted with
catarrh in the head, has been entirety
cured by a few days of the Doctor's treat
ment. lie has testimonials from a number of
persons well known in J'orttand.
DJi. MATHIEU has permanently lo
cated at the corner of Third and Morrison
strccets, Portland, Oregon.
The P. I'. T. Co.'s Steamer
FALL TRADE, IS77.
Great Bargains for Cash !
New Goods!
-AT-
BREYMAN BROS.1
Having bought our Fall Slock at
Great Reduction on Former Prices !
Wo .are prepared to clve oar customer the benefit of
the redaction, and offer a fall line or
WILL tCAVK
fortlmul Ji- liueim "Viwtu
untl AVtiy L'oi'tH,
EVKHV TUESDAY, THUIWuAY, A SATUHDA.
Patroiiizo Your Own
Boat
rrotccllon ngitlnst High Ilntc
iinriuitcccl !
fl
FR S
Bill,
Is ngain at his
Old Stszxcl
t.
DURBIN'JI COUNEE,
With an Immense Stock or
Dry (iiaocl:,t;lof iilnx, Hats eniw,
Hoots tuul Shims, Yankee IS'o-
tinus, Cent ami ladles Furn.
iKiuiifj: r?i()l,To;)U!cos nlul
Cigars, Trunks, ami "Va
lises In fact. Kvrry
Ihln;; in the Dry
Ceoils line yon
AVant, at priees
that Avill
DEFY COMPETITION!
octttr
Good Farms
FOR SALE.
O 7 ACItK-t OP LANII IN MAItlON COUNTY.
Ut) I OroL'tin, lea mile north of halem.on thu
Dnytuu uil Whettlatiil ixk t; U nculllul loostloo,
ul l the TUX hcl land In tho Statu Can Iiu olvlileii
Into hn e lmih.I lirair. Wo hare an offer fur a part of
thW pUca at in par aero, which would leave tho bal
antu of tho laul In a tnuaru IhhIjt of ui) acre. SOU of
which In utvlor cultivation; Itxi ncri'ii lai-lird. Joining
thu cnltlrati'J Oelili'. that cnald be vatllpH r aily for
thu plow, hatlni; boon lathu4 roin nvo o ten jvntt.
All ihu bullilinvif aro on the MX) aero tract, and. for
which wnonljratlc 30pr aero Thi( who are In
earrhof uohI Unit hnuld Koanil m-c thl place. For
particular, rati and eo the proprletorf,
AWO,
QOJ3ACI!K-t OK l.ANt) IS MAItlON COUNTY.
OrrxDii, two and t half inllea from (iervalr, and about
tho Mme dltancu from Wondburn, Ifiutron thu llutto
lllrud. It a dculralite location; In the very bett
ltialliyuf Und. arkunwliilt'd to b ono of thu hvii
urm on French I'ralrle by ml who aru acqiiatrtrd
with thu rountrr, S'il nov of thU tract U umlvrcal
tlvatton, thu balnco of the trct. M acrr, Utlnilivr.
There U a to erahlu lixhI ilwelllni; luimo on thU
plact'i tuo ciMkl btnu, with plenty of tu-J room lur
.lock. For fall pattlcutar. k and ret.
8. II A s T NOTIICUTT..
On tho premt'ea, or addrcta them at Wheatland, Or.
Noy. 21. bit. irup'd.
SAVE" YOUR FRUIT!
osozigs BAniur
FORTABLE PREXIUH FFUIT DRYER,
Heat, Clirapmt and mont Krouomlrul.
Itiulrlns but utvub rt'au Uric allkimk of
fruit or Mjcubli. aud produce. rUln iomI to
any nuito nader tho run, or by any o'her )tu-m,
rhu tlr l unrroaudi'd by nter, thereby nuking U
ale, Ilcanbolell to no ll ou work mUUu )oii
leep. Thodrjer Itmtdisof dttrervit capaclt.va, util
la aold ftom
7T to smioo.
The,i ono of lha Dryrr In operating i mile eatt
cf Sttlum, at hwarta't place Thu.o wl.Utuj; l)rer
tho'itd not fall to naralna II AllltIV beforu purtnaa.
In.'elewhoro. State aud County Itljhu for lu on
reixuiablu tenon.
For ruitler Information, addrcn
NEWTo.V llllADLKY.
rialem, (Inpon,
$3
HOU n.ATl!D WATCII KM. Christ
inih known orll. Aiutpt H'ok-frn o
.aVtaM. AaJjwa.A.CoCLiaaCo,Cbkga.
GontH' and J3oyN'
at lcea than ever before. Alto,
DRY GOODS,
AND -
DRESS GOODS,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT,
To salt our Lady customer, at reasonably low prlcci
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hatg and Cnps,
At Prices that dofjr Competition I
GE00ERIES,
0E00KERY,
HARDWARE.
A full atock of thofo nrllclH. ti an It tho
Country trado, In both prices and quality.
CARPETS AND" OILCLOTHS,
Wo will closo our stock of theso goods
out AT COST!
AT THE
WHITE CORNER.
Kxcliaiigo
$2500
AYKAtl. AgrnUwantod. Iliul.
neat lettttnute, tartlruUn fire.
AUnwJ V0ITUCO..8UU.t
Wo Invito our friend to
Country Products
FOR OUIt GOOD3,
Anil wo wl.l not only aoll at wlncm! CASH
ratoK, tint will allow thuhluhust market rutua
lor ull tltny havo to dlsposu of.
Call and See our Stock.
I. &, 13. IIIRSCII,
OltlSWOriD'S IILOCK,
r-cSSml Coaaierelal btrcct, SALKU.
Carminative
For Diarrhosa and Dysentory nso nr.
Jayiio'a Canuliir.llvr ITnMuni. Aa
chungc.'i of cliniuto or water, ami In
discretions in eating ollon product)
thoaocotnplulnbi,truvoloranud others
rihonld nhvnys kocp n bottlo of this
remedy by thom. It never Cilia to
tmbduo tho moat violent nttneka,
and it la equally sorvieoiiblo for
Cramps in tho Stomach or Ilowc!,
Griping Pains, Ac.
For Cholera Morbus, Cholora In
fantum and Colic uao Dr. jujucv
' Corralnatlvo Ilnlanm. It romoves
nil BoroncHH of tho abdomen, nllay.s
tho Irritation and calms tho action
of tho Stomach. It may nhvnys bo
relied on to glvo imiucdlnto rollof,
and besides bollix otroctual, is a
pleasant and aafo romedy, easily ad
ministered to children.
For Asiatic Cholera and all Bowel
Affectlon8 uso promptly Dr.
Jajrne'N Carminative Dalsnni. It
chocks tho Diarrhoea, nupprcasea tho
Cramps which generally accompany
attacks of Cholora, and conquers
tho dlacaso in IU Inclploncy. It haa
frequently boon administered n
nolghborhooda whoro tho Cholora
has been raglnR epidemically, untl it
has aoldom failed to givo Immediate
and poriniiuont relief. Tho Cnrmlti
ntlvo haa malntninod IU reputation
as ti Curative for nearly forty years,
is equally effective in all latitude.,
and na a Standard Ilouxchold Heme.
dy, should bo kept iu every family.
T A. UAYI3 A CO.,
Orecoo.
VhoteMla Acentt. Poit'antl
Great Koduction !
HARDWARE
nr.TAH.KD AT
Wholosalo Prioes, for Cash
MyStnck 03ns!a:a of aliCI.F ami BUILD-
KRS Hardware, Mt-rhanuV Tools,
Shovels. N.U1, Uojai, etc.
joiii rTfostur,
omS cor. Stark Fr.au .l. lMiltHLAMD
J. A. 8TRATTO.V,
Attorney at Law,
SALEM. OREGON.
Oeacabute8trtt.:oppo(li4 tie UaaneU. Honae.
ClotlXJLXXSTy
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES,
Etc., etc.
Tilts Stock linn just been pur
cliONCtl by Mr. WB3RKER RREY
niAIV in Now York and San
FrnuclHco, nml, owlnpr to tho
extremely low prlccN In GoodN
and FrclshtN, wo nro nblo to
glvo better ImrpuluK than ever.
WE ALSO MAKE A SI'KOtAt.TY OP
Carpots, Oil-clotlis,
Ctirtiiliiw, IVTuttiiix, Szc
FARMERS' PRODUCE
Tutccu in Hxchnnco for CooUa.
usr Call at tlio Whito Corner.
BREYMAN BROS.,
Salonx, Ox-.SK3
Oc'. iu
Oldest Houso in tho Trade.
J. B. CONGLE,
MAKUKACTUUKIl.
Wholcsalo and Rslall Doulor In nil kinds o
SADDLES,
. WHIPS
'L;islic?,Trunk3
Xa. 73 Front .Street.
PORTLAND, - - OREGON.
m mm
Alo, ki-npn cotiftintljr oa hand a largo HHortmcnt of
ND SADDLERY HARDWARE.
fl'Solo Acont In Urouon for tho Carbollr.cd
lloso, at San KranclHco prices,
with Freight added.
Kcpnlrlupr trouiitly Attended t
NEW GOODS,
Mammoth & Turn-Table Apjile-Parers,
1 Ictclier rost-IIolo Augers,
Meat-Cutters and Stuflers,
Blacksmith Drills.
Tire-Bonders and Up-Sottors.
PruniDg-?aws, Knives, and
IVOIM II1MJP &
THOMPSON,
WnODESALI AND llKTAIL OlAUIB.1 IN
Hardware, Iron. Steel, &
"Wagon hntl Uarrlago Material
OK ALL KINDS.
420 A; 131 Trout St.. I'OltTLAITID.
SALEM FOUNDRY, &
f ACachiuo Bliop,
ALKlt. . . OUEGOK.
B. P. DRAKE, Prop'r.
TTKAM KNQINE9. SAW MILLS, GIUST MILLS.
3 Keapeia, I'umpt, and atl kind and tyle of Ma!
aitnery made to order. Machinery repalrod at a f hort
aoiIc?t trai,er?;l?lk,nf done la a" -riou forma,
ind all ktndi ot lire and Iron CaHinca fnrnlfhodat
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