The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume], November 12, 1870, Image 4

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DAILY EVENING LEAMR.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
UNION PAfclflC RAILROAD.
ARKITS ritOM EAST. * Dr.rAKT wrrr.
. Passenger —1:40 ;>. m. | Passenger 2:10p.m.
Mixed 8:00 p. m. | Mixed $.45 p. m.
Flight 6:15 a. tu. I Freight. .. . S:lsu.‘tn.
Fac. Kx. Fr1..18,00 m. j l*ac. Kx. Vri. JB.:k> p. m.
aiuuvk man west. vr.rxur ka!*t.
Passenger 1:3t» p. m. I Passenger 8:00 p. m.
Mixed 7:46 p. m. | Mixed 8:16 p. iu.
Freight.* 4:50 a. m. I Freight 6:15 a. m.
At. fix. Tues ..1:15 p. in. | At. fix.Tuca. .9:00 p. in.
Trains between T.aramio and Omaha run on
Omaha time, which is 35 minutes faster than
Cheyenne laic, and Chcyoune time govorne trains
sreat of Laramie.
DENVER PACIFIC RAILROAD.
arrive runs ho mi. ntrAnT sorm.
Express 1:I0 p. m. I Express 8:55 p.jr.
Freight 5:55p. m. | Freight 7:UO u. u*.
Trains on the 1) P.Railway run on Omaha time.
Mall Arrivals and Do part tiros.
Until further notice the PpstolMco will be open
for delivery and reception of mail matter from
a. m. to 7*4 p, m. daily, except Sundays, and on
Sunday* from 19.81 p. m. t*» lp.fi.
Money order office upon from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
daily, except Snndays.
Western mulls close at 18 o'clock dally.
Eastern malls close at 1:30 p. in. daily.
Denver Pnriflc K. It., including Deliver and
southern mails, close at 1:15 p. in. daily, except
Sundnys.
Mails arrive from east daily at 13 in., and
from the west daily at 1:15 p. in.
Mails arrive Croin Denver. Col., and way, vis
Denxer Pacific IL R., at 11:15a. m. dully, except
Snndays.
Mails close for Fort Laramie nnd Fort TVt ter
man on Mondays ami Thursdays at 5 p. si.
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort Fct
terman Sundays nnd Thursdays at -Hi p. in.
W. W. CORLETT. Postmaster.
—Owing to the illness of the worthy
pastor, J. D. Davis, of the Congrega
tional Church hist Sunday, no service
was held at that place. Service will
be lujld to-inorrow, in the morning
and evening, at an earlier hour.
—Volunteer fire organizations in
Philadelphia have been abolished
and a paid department substituted.
Bai> fob the Liquou Tkade.—
There is an institution in town which
is playing havoc with the saloon bus
iness. We refer to the lodge of Good
Templars, lately organized here. One
would'have thought such an institu
tion powerless for good here, but
tlie way the membership is in
creasing shows tho Incorrectness of
such an impression. Let the cause of
temperance prosper in tills pinee, aud
many will be bettered in mind nnd
body.
—Observo the corrected directory
in another column of this
Should any errors or omissions be
discovered, we will thank our friends
toappri.se us of their existence, and
the change will be cheerfully made.
Weather Kepout.— Our report
of tho weather to-day is a little
“ mixed.” This is owing to the fact
of our weather reporter haviugjolned
the Good Templar’s organization of
thiscity. The sudden change from
“whisky straight” to cold water,
was too much for him. lie reports
the 6ur-ometer rising rapidly in con
sequence of the unusual amount of
wafer in iiis atmosphere. His ther
mometer and pocket-book nre‘“ bust
ed,”ftud lie is unable to determine
the state of the heat without puking
his head into she stove, a thing he is
loth to do, on account of the possible
lose to soiencf, and fur other and pru
dential raisons. Our weather clerk
was unable to “raise the wind”
and out of regard for his impecunious
condition, his bonrding-house clerk
• kindly “kicked up a little breeze”
for ills benefit. The aforesaid clerk
swears lie will make it a “stiff breeze”
shortly if lie don’t litjuidSte. Being
a teetotaler now, our clerk is in the
horn of a dilemma. It is to be lio]ied
the “rainfiill” will be slight until ho
gets out of that horn. As tho “state
* ot ttio weather is dark and “ threat
ening” at this writing, we forbear
further report at this time. We don’t
like threatening tilings, and hope our
raiders will excuse us until we can
get a more “ fair ” show.
Chevexne Gymnasium.—This so
ciety perfected its organization last
evening, and will at once enter upon
the work of refitting Turners’ Hull
for the purpose of athletic and health
ful exercise. The membership com
prises a large share of the young men
of the city who are engaged in Indoor
business, and who, most of all, need
the exercise afforded by such an insti
tution. We hope to see many more
Join tho society, and participate uc
tivclyJn tho exercises. This will be
attended with the most salutary of- j
sects iu infusing u life, spirit and ue- j
tivity to those of sedentary habits.
—Several Kansas Pacific Railway
freight cars have been observed at tho
freight depot tho post few days.
Freights from the east via the Kansas
line are beginning to arrive in con
siderable quantities for our merchants.
Jj.sanks. —Our thanks arc due to
J. Alu “ n Smith, Esq., mining editor
of the Ce ’ ltrul City, Colorado Regie- i
ter, for a eVO’ of “ very interesting
pamphlet, ei. utled “ The Minerals of
Colorado.” ,
—An intoxicate.' soldier who was
teasing a large dog belonging to Mr.
Dyer, yesterday, was bi.’tcu severely
in the nose, the fled! being' laid open
the bone nnd making a® ugly
-wound,
i,ATE AnmyAi.. /l’he most beauti
ful patterns of Wall Paper ever seen
In tliis city are now on exhibition at
Jpsejih ft O’Brien’s, novi^-tf
,-J.<H. bn In has now in store a
rfull and complete struck of and
Mciutcr good*. to ho tli^
attention of tlie puWM, decß->y
—Something Kew.—3. B. Stern
hurgor, (successor to S. Bternlierger
jfcßro.jlias Jusl, received pne of the
JaVgefd invoices *of| California wines
and ltnvnnna cigars'everimported in
this city. .If you .want to smoko n
real gooiVclgur; go to 3. B. Hternberg
er’s oigar aud liquor store, on Six
teenth stgeut.. UOVj^-11
»o\-st)vßs,—Tiootli and Malfhy’s se
lect oysters received daily at tlie
Magnolia Saloon. Got up in every
style by the celebrated General
Fields. novl2-lm
—Paints, Varnishes, Leads, Paint
and Varnish Brushes, nnd nil the
painters’ requisites at lower prices
than ever, at McGregor A Co,’s, Eddy
street. . novll-2t
—Oysters in every style, at Ellis
Bros.’ octiß-tf
The Word “Sozodont,” Which
is fust becoming? a household word, is
derived from the Greek, and compos
ed of two words, Sozo and Odonteh.
“Sozo.” translated, means to preserve,
and “odente,” 4-iie teeth. Sozoikint,
a preserver of the teeth. And it is
true to its name. nov7-dcod-lw
“Spat.ding’s Glue*’ will mend
your ways, or any thing else that
needs mending. nov7-deod-lw
—Flour of best brands, nnd also
brnn nnd shorts, just received at
Whipple Bros’, novKKlt
In Full Di.AKr.rAMc. M. O’Jlcnley
desires to inform his numerous friends
and tlie nubile generally that his new
“Michigan Restaurant* is now in
full running .order, and prepared to
receive boarders by tlie day or week,
at moderate rates, and furnish an cx
ueilcut tpbie. • novJO-tf
; ' - —xt -
—Oysters in every style, nt Ellis
Bros.’ octlß-tf
* •
—Universal favorite. Finest cooks,
best waiters nnd excellent table, at
the well known Knrns House. Wo
commend tills house to tho resident
and traveling public. ' . oct7tf
Eagle House, 15th street, A. Sim
ons, proprietor, Is the best place to
board in this city—s7 per week, or 1$
per day. Good rooms at moderate
p rices. nugfil-tf
—Just received a new lot of nice
fresh Whipple Bros.’
novß-6t
The Great Enigma. A thou
sand guesses have been mado at the
ingredients of Sozodont, the most
wholesome add perfect dental purifier
the world has ever seen. They were
all. wrong, so, byway of throwing a
a-llttle light on tlie subject, it is now
announced tint the liber, or inner
bark of till' QuiLLAYA SAPONAIUA,
tho Soap Tree of the Valley of tlie
Andes, is one of tlie components of
that peerless dentriilee.
nov7-deod-lw
“Spalding’s Glue,” useful nnd
true. nov7-deod-l\v
New Attraction —Messrs. Mils
Bros.’ desire to inform their friends
and thepublic, that they have fitted
up then- rooms at the confectionery
on Eddy street, to furnish parties
ivitli nice fresh oysters, served in any
style which pi ay be desired. is't-Jsff
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Infant*.—Modi suffering to these temlor lit
tle limit* or the human family tnighl be allayed hy
using Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup. See advertlsmeut
in anftthef I*tr!nfnri. * nov7-di^vl\v.
lh’inovo the <’aii*e.—Uostlvencss, which
prottuook serious and often futul dlscisen, is re
moved hy the uao of Dr. llonry'e Root nnd Plant
Pills, bee advertisement. uovT-ddtwlw
A Snfojiiiard.—OneOr two doves of Dr. Hen
ry's Root aud Plant Pills, if tuken iu time, wIH
often prevent a ecrionu attuck of sickness.
BovSdJkwlw
Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup lor booth Injr
Children.—Many sleepless nights of palufu
watchings to the anxious mother might be avoid
ed, by using this tuvaluable preparation.
novs-dJbwlw
Popular.—lt is correctly assorted that Dr.
Henry's Root nnd Plant Pills are the roost favor
ite family pill In use. See advertisement in
another column. novs diwltv
Delay Not.—Convulsions, wind eolle and
griping In tho bowels of infants, cause heath.
Mrs. Whitcomb’s Syrup lb u tried remedy. It costs
ouly 85 cauls. uov3-d*wlw
See -AdvcrnboimWi of Dr. Butts’ Dispensary
headed. Dour for tVe million- MARRIAGE
GUIDE-iu another column. It should be read
bv nil. jy lr.ilAwly
EXHIBITION!
THE SCHOLARS GF
St. Marks’ School
WILL GAVE AN
Entertainment
Consisting of
READING, HINGING, DECLAMA
TION AND DIALOGUES,
—AT—
M’DANIEL’S THEATRE
On Friday Evening, Nov. 18,
Commencing' ml 7 1-2 o’clock.
Admission 60 Conts. Bee Tickots and
Programmes,
novs-llt
NORTH W ESTER ,Y
HosseNailCompany.
ESTABLISHED IN 18G2.
V v.ufactur rs of Patent HAMMERED HORSE
NA! L*B. from ** Benzon’* Iron. They are nnequnl
ed lu f unllty and and aro the •*, STAND-
ijotko N»ll with all the lofidlag houses In
(ho trtdc. OlTlcc. 68. W. Van Btirtn st. Factory
M m (38 West Van Buren St., corner of Clinton.
CHICAGO.
A. W. d«cr«l»rj.
HOTELS.
KARNS HOUSE.
is&iiiaird ToiTOeeJl
Seventeenth Street?
I
CHEYENNE WYOMING.
C HAS BEEN
« a
GREATLY ENLARGED
and Lhouroughfy Wflttcd In
SUrERIOR ST^JLE>
IT 19 THE
Oldest, Largest
„ ? ONLY
First Class Hotel
IN’ THIS CITY.
SUPERIOR accommodations for transient or
permanent boarders nt the moot reasonable
price-*. An Omnibus will convoy travelers to
and trom the Railroad depot without extra chnrgc.
mayiy-Jy „ . M *IA3H 11JL K^JiNS,
ATLANTIC’ HOTEL,
Ft/tunth Strut near Ferguton,
CHEYENNE, - - WYOMING.
A WALOSCn jHBT, T*roprlolor.
Good Day or Week Board and Lodging at
Moderate Prices.
octl-ly
I ' •
BUILDING, ETC.
T. W. Rutledge,
CARPENTER
AND
BUILDER!
SIXTEENTH STREET,
'DP’hfv H CU.M nnc ]c r i"
C’HEYEXNE, - WYOMING.
mMFACTIRER OF
DOORS, BLINDS AND SASH.
REPAIRING OP ALL KIND NEATLY
. j AM) DONE. J
HOUSE MOVING AT MODERATE TRICES.
All Order* rromptly Attended to.
nov7-ly
MOVING. - MOVING.
Jamss Perris,
CARPENTER
AND
BUILDER.
MANUFACTURER OF
SASH, DOOjIS A&D BLINDS.
HOUSE MOVING
i - .■ -
A. SPECIALTY.
Painting, Graining
AND
PAVER IIAXGING.
Moving and Repairing Houses, Building and
Relit ting Houses. Puinfiiig ami (ila/ing. an.l Let
tering nnd draining. Making all kinds of Doors,
Sash! Blinds and Shutters. Making and Repair
ing Furniture. A full supply of patent weather
strips for d. ors an 4 uluuows always on li>ud,
aud a practical U»u<k c.lv m s ready to apply, them.
. »*.*•« - Vi . xj
ROOFS! ROOFS! ROOFS!!
Tar nnd nil material for Stopping Leaks of flat
rools, aud always ready to apply the same.
CfT* All work attended to ou Short Notice.
uo\4rly
French Restaurant.
DYER, Proprietor.
EDDY STREET,
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
This establishment has been thoroughly refitted
and 1- now ready 10 accommodate its old patrons
aud the public lu first rate style.
Fresh .Oysters^?
And all the luxuries of the soason always on hand.
Sing’i Meals, Board by the Day or Week, at
moderate terms. _
The Bar Is always ytotldcd with the best of
Liquors aud Cigars.
For a Good Msal eo to th«
FBE.VCH BIiMTAIiBAXT.
jxaTtWuß)
B. HAMBURGER & CO,
WHOLESALE DBAIJfIM IK
WIISTES l
•s' k
LIQUORS,
CIGARS, &C.
PROPRIETORS OF
COSMOPOLITAN,
And Sole Agents for tho
FIRST LOVE ;
La Cnltura and Minerva,
And other Brands of
CIGARS !
NEW ERICK BUILDING,
■' .V’U * ' * •
Corner Ferguson & 16th Sts.
ALL COOOS
GUABANTE
All ordors promptly attended to. blO-ly
TJTNTXOTST
Rail Road Company
TOWN LOT DEPARTMENT
Jlavo an unlimited number of both
Business and Resident Lots
in all the towns along the line of road trom
Omaha to Corrine. which are being sold cheap,
ami great Inducements are ottered U> all wishing
to establish business and build for themselves a
home.
There is a great demand for
BUSINESS HOUSES
in nil the towns, to supply the immigration
whioh will continue for years settling up the
rich agricultural and mineral lands.
Application* may be made to Agents on the
ground, or
J. M. EDDY,
Genorol Town Site Aont, U. P. R. R
auglO-tf OMAHA. NEBRASKA
L. MURRIN & CO.,
WUOLESALB DSALEOS IN
Foreign Sl Domestio
LIQUORS!
WINK S,
Tobacco & Cigars.
17TH STREET,
Between Eddy and Fcrgoson,
feblO-tf
A Book fl»r the Million.
U 4 OQ| ANP A private Counselor to the
IvIAnVIIAUC Married, or those about to
(WfllUP marry, on the physiological
UUIUCa mysteries and revelations of
the sexual system, with tho latest discoveries in
producing and |*rk»v.aiUia offspring, preserving
tho completion, U’hi* is «u iateresting work
or two hundredths tVrfinty-fofir pages, with nu
merous engravings, aud coqiuins vuluable lnf*>r
. tmusaii kir those who are niurried or contumpfntc
InniTlnhe : mill it !«n book, that oitglit to l>oi(|uler
*nork Nnd kkfy, and hot laid carelessly Man* Hie
house. Sent to anyone (free of postage) for FHty
Uoiils. Address Dr. Butia' Dispensary, No. 12,
NnElglith St„ St Lotlls, Mo.
Notlre to Ike Aflikrted and Unforta*
note.—Before applying to the notorious Quacks
who advertise in public papers, or using any
Quack Remedies, pornso Dr. Butts' work, no mni
tur what your disease is, or how deplorable your
condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mall, on the diseases mentioned In kis works,
ofilee. No. 12 N. Eighth street, bet. Market and
cUadmi, Bt>LoNlo, M*
GROCERIES.
BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail in
GROCERIES!
PROVISIONS ' '
k PRODUCE!
Aro prepared U fill large or small ordors sot
supplies of
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
FLdtlß, BACON, HAMS.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES,
FISH OF ALL KINDS,
FRESH AND DRIED FRUITS,
Ganiied Goods !
// \ ‘\ ’ N \
Figs, Spices, go, Maccaroni, Tapioca and Citron
lavorlng Extracts.
BAKING POWDERS !
SAUCES, PICKLES, ETC.
Wagive special attention to tha trade In
Fresh Blitter & Eggs,
And the best qualities of
CHEESE!
All of which we are prepared to offer, in any
qnantity, in the best condition, and
At Boduced Pi-Ices !
Store on the a<mt b aide of Sevanteenth street,
fre*t of the Post Office, Cheyenne. febKMf
W. D. PEASE,
COR. 17th AND FERGUSON STS.,
Family Groceries
FRESH VEGETABLES,
And a full assortment of
CANNED FRUIT PRESERVES
JELLIES AND PICKLES I
Worcestershire
ana
JOCKEY CLUB
SAUCSS!
And almost anything in the eating line.
Thankful for the liberal amount of patronage
grunted me in thrpaKT, I aPpe by nfrict attention
to the want 4 of my friends to continue to receive
It in the future.
L. MORRIS,
Merchant Tailor!
CLOT XI 8,
CASS I M E II E S,
vj&STimes, ac.
FINE SUITS MADE TO ORDER
E»nV STIUiKT,
CHEYKWNE, - AV. T.
uuvl-ly
BON TON
Barber Shop.
GOINGS, KIDD & CIO.,
' PROPRIETORS.
Near the Corner of Sixteenth and Eddy
MreeU, Claeyenne, W. T.
Elegant, Airy Rooms, with all the Luxurious
Appliances of
THE TONKORIAI. ART.
Old Friends and Patrons will find us as ever,
Ready to Atteud to their wants nnd give
SATISFACTION.
COME AND SEE ME.
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no\7 Jy
Royal Havana Lottery!
OT CUBA.
$300,000 In Odd Prawn Every Seventeen Day*.
Prises cashed and information furnished: the
highest rates paid for Doubloons, Spanish Bank
Notes and all kinds of Gold nnd Silver and Gov
ernment Securities. TAYLOR A CO.,
Jlaukers No. lfi Wall ♦. N. Y.
FIRE-ARMS.
FREUND & BROTHER,
Manufacturers and Importers of all kinds of
FIRE-ARMS !
AND
AMMUNITION!
Cutlery, Fishing Tackle,
SPORTING APPARATUS.
Os every description. East aide of Eddy stroet.
. Cbeycunu.
Pioneer Gunsmiths
OF THE WEST!
And sole agents for the Winchester Repeating
HIFLES & CARBINES
These arms arms aro particularly adapted foi
defence against
Indian A_ttacks!
AND FOR HUNTING PTRPOSEB.
Agents for B. L. Dupont's and DeNemours ant
Company's Colebr&tod
Sporting and Mining Powder!
ALL KINDS OF
Fixed & Loose Ammunition
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
REPAIRING
In all Its branches, doue with
Scientific Precision!
All goods sold by us are guaranteed to be as rep
reseated.
Branch houses at
DENVER, AND LARAMIB CITY, W. TEIt.
feblO-ly
CLOTHINC, ETC.
WE
WERE NEVER AS WELL PREPARED AS
NOW
TO
SHOW
TO THE PUBLIC
Bach an assortment of goods, stylish and
desirable
CLOTHINC
AND CUTS' FUBNISMNG GOODS!
In fact every tiling that In needed In
Men’s Wear
AT THE
U. P. R. R.
CLOTHING HOUSE,
SIXTEENTH ST.
B. & I. HELLMAN.
WANTED AGENTS-FOE ODE NEW WORK.
p ".;r«n WOMAN:
By Du. Geo. 11. Napiieys. Price $9.00. This
brave, pure book Is tho great success of tho year
nnd Is selling at the rnte of thousands of copies
per month. Among the latest repor s are: 80 In
five days, 118 in one week, 37 in one day. 878 in
three weeks, Ac. Many agents never order less
than 150 to 800 at a time. 5,5'H) copies have been
sold in a single couuty. Send for pamphlet, Ac.
Address.
K. HANNAFORD A CO., Publishers,
octl-dOt 158 south Clark Street, Chicago.
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great soothing Remedy.
Mrs. (Cures colic and griping in 1 Price
Whitcomb's the bowel* aud racllilulus V 35
Svrnp. tho prooess of teething. ,) Cents.
Mrs. ( Subdues convulsions and t Price
Whitconib’al overcomes nil diseases in- V 25
Byrnp. cident to infants & rhil’n. | Cents.
Mrs. Cnru* diarrhea, dysentery ) Price
Whitcomb s. and summer complaint in v 25
SyrnpM. children of all ages. 1 Cents.
It 1* tlie great Infants* and Children's Soothing
Remedy In all disorders brought on by Teething
or any other cause. Prepared by the Grafton Med
icine Co., St. i/ouis, Mo. Sold hy druggists and
dealer* In medicine everywhere. )y96a*fc\yiy
LAND GRANT BONDS.
De](syen&Bro.
BANKERS,
' : ' ** • 11 * «‘J U^'niA.
No, 40 South Third street,
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PHILADELPHIA.
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“fifutt Jon
UNION PACIFICIR. R.
• ' - • ■ -vaj
Land Grant Bonds!
WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALK, at best mar
ket price,
THF LAND GRANT BONDS
or TUB
U. P. R. R. COMPANY.
THKT AMOUNT, IK ALL, TO
5810,000,000,
Run Twenty Years!
AND FAT
Seven Per Cent. Interest!
They are Coupon Bonds of on. thousand do
lars ($1,000) each, and are secured by
A FIRST MORTGAGE
ON ABOUT
14,000,000
A.cres of Laud.
Being all (he laimls which t&e tTofon Pacific B.
R. Co. now have or shall hereafter ucquire from
the United States, cxrept the lands which are or
shnll he included in the Railroad and Telegraph
Line of said company, or used for the construc
tion or operation thereof, for the track, yards, do
pot grounds, buildings, or erections thereof.
It will readily be seen that an average of (75)
seventy-five cents per acre for the lands of tho
Company, will retire the whole issue of Lsnd
Grant Bonds, thus reducing the interest liability
of the Company to that ertmf.
The ('mupuny receive tlrrir Land Grant Bontta
for their face aud accrued interest. In payment of
all lands sold by them.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company com
mcuccd tlie sale of their lund July 28th, 1869.
The land now offered for sale ranges from
$2.50 to S2O Per Acre,
AKD EMBRACES *OXI OW TUB
Very Best Farming Land!
THE COMPANY HAS.
ALREADY TUB HALES AMOUNT TO
30,000 Acres Monthly !
AMD MOSTLY
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS,
As the entire revenue from the sales of the
anils of the Company In pledged to the redemp
tion an(l cancellation of the Land Oraht Bonds of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, the Load
Cirant Honda will necessarily become scarce add
hljrli in price, ns the lands are sold, are the pro
ceeds arc invested pj the Trustees or the Bon<L
holders In the Lang Grant Omuls. The Ladd
(Irani Bonds of the Hannibal A Bt. Joseph lt< R.,
are 10H bid and none offered: there Is no reason
why thene bonds may not rule that high at BMM
future time.
For further particulars address
B®YEN&Bao.
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