Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 39, Jasper, Dubois County, 14 June 1889 — Page 7

KEEPING HIM BUSY. Khw h CU)4 fT Pwcm TIhmI iUil m Catttaa In tha spring of lX'tt a pair of red faxes took up their home on a Dakota farm. They dug overl holes on a knoll in n whcat-fle'd, mihI soon aftr four "kits," or young foxe. arrived. Krery day, while harrowing and "owing wbtMt in t be field, say the farmer, I saw thM two old fux lying on the little mound in front of their houie. The kite rolled about in thesiui, playetf with tfm bufrhy tail of their parents aud enjoyed thttmaelvc appareatly as much as m group of kitten?. One morning h neighbor came to work in a field adjoining, taiuglng with him h djf, and the dog, with all thJ curioity of his kind, soon began tho investigation of both farms. H was still a Ion;' distance from the fox-den when I heard a kharp, warning bark anil saw tli kiW diapnoar. A I looked, the mother fox

lny on the mournl, hor ereet, her ntfcso on tho f round, an auenuon. father of the family, with Ms big tall twinging in th ' wind, trotted toward the dog. Can he intend to attack hiiu? I wondered., I had never heard of such a thing.'and tho dog, though not a large one, was still larger than the fox. Hut ltaynurd knew his business belter than J. Ho approached tha intruder unit! the dog saw him, when both stopped for jm insUtnt, and then tho dotr gave chase. Tho fox, with h bark of defiunce. turned and ran in a direction away from his home. At first the dog seemed to gain rapIdly upon the fox, but I watched thorn for nearly a mile before they dUapp'jtirod in tlie prairie grass and concluded that the fox was abto to keep out of tho other's way. In about an hour the dog rftturaed, from a fruitless chase, and for a time be contentedly followed hU master. Then he began prowling around agaiu. All this time tho mother fox had remained on the mound, a picture of quiet vigilance, but now, as the doj: ventured near, sho rose and trotted toward him, and tha dog wa soon, chasing her over the prairie. Hardly liad they disappeared when the male trotted back from some hiding-place and took the position vacated by his mate. The dog returned after a time, unsuccessful as before. During the day ho was again and again tempted to a chaje, first by the male and then by tho female, and. while tho one kept him busy the other watched over the young, who did not show themselves after the first sight of tha dog. It is hard to say which wo admired most the bravery ef the pair in chal- , longing the dog to a race that would have proved fatal had he caught them, their ingenuity in taking turns so that eaoh might be fresh when chasm, their skill in leading him away from their young or their cleverness in throwing him off their track when farenough away. Youth's Companion. SEEKING NOTORIETY. TeeU Wha Writ Their "me m WlHdwi, KurHitHrr iHtl Tree. What for does a man want to write his name everywhere ho goes, and on evjry thing which offers a blank space large enough for his autograph? Doos anybody care to know that John Smith, of Hickory Creek, visited Niagara Falls. August 21. 1883, that he need to put himself to the trouble of recording that fact on every bench and blank wall aad bridge-rail all around the Falls? Hotel windows suffer fearfully from this craze. Kvery body who owns a diamond seems possessed with a mania for writing with it on glass we have even seen the abomination on plateglass. Tho idea of scratching up and defacing windows which do not belong to vou in that way! Tha man who will be guiltv of such Knoblmry ought to" be brought into court ami ftaed, like anv other criminal. Hallway car windows are peculiarly subject to this kind of disngnremeiA Not long since we saw written oh the window of a railway car this interest ing and instructive legend: We nil mutt tile aad go awy To ( UMr ttavcf or hell totu?, Tlth U writ with a illamoml nnjf. Aut James I.. May he uwatthe ihiaf. And we hereby give notice that, in our opinion, the paid James L. May is a jnckass, and his mother must be proud that he lived through the whooping-cough, and measles, and mumps lived to bless this world and the rest of creation with his presence. He is a credit to her aad to all the family. Now, what we want to know ia what people indulge in this kind of thing for? What make you want to have your name cut in uneven letters on a bench? Why do 3 ou want to see your autograph on somebody's win dow? Why do yon waat to scratch your initials on every rock from Maine to Horida? What for? We supiKisc it is none of our bui ac"?, but we can not help asking the question. It has always been done, and it a! ways will be. probably: but, in the name of railway companies and hotel keepers, we ask you to let the windows and the looking-giaaeee alone. You have no more right to thus disfigure them than you have to paint your bun! ne.! card on the frescoes, and tan an nounce that "Tom Brown Sella Km pi re &mp!1' If you waat to leave yeur name in a conspicuous place, hava some sign boards imiRted, and imy a man to tm trol the street with theor, or have thum displayed on lite tele rap h

poles, and the traveling public will be pisaMd and interested to reed them as the- Ha4i by. No living man wants his windows or doors or settees defaced by the efforts of hi visitor to secure a cheap notoriety. You do not boy your landlord house and ground when you eoter your name on hi hotel regku-r, or when you settle your weekly bill. You

flrlt lit ...ratth II tl Li 1 ... i windows rJT.h! I do the ae thU,gia he hM of the frnd where you are vl.itiag. If yo mu.t try your .iuul, o w r j not take a pimU w adow alon j wth yon and experiment to your heart s ment, and everv odv who see you at ork wiH kno'w tlml you have dlanZd. and so vour end will tie at-Uinod.-KatoTl,o -ne, In X.Y. Weekly. CHINESE CHESS. Ah AacleNt Came MdllfHlly I'lajreJ bf Xtw Vrk CeteatittU. .cw lorkers. wiwj a great tuiiMUinont trtitif r nn in 1flll IMtV. ' their city. think a great deal of the skill t f the whs natuuiiv Ps' ,m vn p layers, all of whom have made norld- j wide repuuitions n the game; ',utt heir , claims sink into inslgnihcanct before ; the merit of certain Mott-treet play. fitted up handsomely for a Chinaman's quarters, and the chess tabie is a rare bit of Chinese carving and pa'nting. Tlie Chinese game of chess is ve-y ancient, for Wu Waag invented it in ll-M 1J. C. butite rules of playing are very different from those used by Western nations. In the play-room a largo table is erected, the surface of which is divided Into seventy-two , squares, of which eight are run to- ' game, ine pieces men in hae, each of the frevea kinds on each side having its name cut On top, and distinguished, by red or black colors. The four squares near each edge form the headquarters of the tsiagor "General." out of j which he aad his two S7. or j secretaries," can not move. Un each side of the headquarters are two elewnose powers are jess man inoaeuj our .1 1 hishop. knight aad eastle. though sim- . ilar. The chariot is the most powerful piece. In front of the horses stand two cannoneers, which capture like our knights, but move like our castles. Five poo, soldiers or pawns, guard the river bank, but can net return when once across It m pursuit of the enemy. aad get no higher value when they reach the last row. Each piece Is put down in the point where it capture its man. except the cannoneers. As the General can aot be taken, the object of each player is to checkmate him in his headquarters by preventing aim from moving except in eheck. The want of a Queen and the limited moves of tlie men restrict the combination than ia the in tlie Chinese game more Western chess, but it has its own elemeats of skill. The Chinamen in Mott street have had several tAunwnecte rhich the papers did not report Some of the players have attained an amount of s-cill that would put an American on his mettle to defeat. For more than seven centuries chess has been a great game with the Chinese, and it is held in great resect ia China and here. N. Y. Times. tttm INTERESTING LIZARDS. ivcHtisrUiA r ta Autk-chnmeiren bihI the ArrfcaH jkf. ,mong the many families of lizards. and almost innumerable species. w0 of the most interesting are the chams - eon iinu me gecicu. ui vsiu n Tlie first of these ha long been famous for its power of changing color; but this has been somewhat exaggerated, as a ici. HUBici,i;iiwrjreim-s primary hue is gray black, will some - times be Htriped like a zebra, with light f..llnK- nf vivaim1 Willi rir.ulni V,l- ' j - - .. low spot, sometimes a brilliant green, and sometimes will take tlie hue of th autumnal leaves on the branch where It is sitting, so that the creature can hardly be distinguished from the fo;iThe chameleon's tongue has a visowl ttacretioe oa the end. aad he aim? it as a billiard-player docs his etie darting it out ai a passing ny, wno a struck and stuck at the same time lie is a slow moving fellow, and it climbing a tree will sometimes aftei raising one foot hold it in air a lon,i time, as !( ho had gone to sleep and forgotten to take the intended step, ills progress is like the hour-hand o: a watch; but eventually he gets there Tlie gecko is noted for its ability t ran up a perpendicular wall, which i' dies by the use of its peculiar feet, ir which the toes are expanded at theli extremities into a disc furnished wltt claws. This apiwratus enables it t travel regardless of the laws of gravitation, like a common house-fly, whose feet resemble the geckoV I l hi id that a pri.-eaer in a high stow tower wa once released by a frienc tying a threat! to the hind leg of t gecko, and starting him up tht wait under the prisoner's window. Th( creature glided up and carried th thrtfad to the captive, who by thh means pulled up a stouter line bj Which he made His escape. The geckc is often regarded with superstition awe by the native oa aeeouat of hit i lea t m o vesuea ts. Tteati r Trove.

crs. I" one of the dingy Chinese shan-; iU , aj,nlica- J sent to repass the house where death has tics che-playing is a favorite game, . " .T: ;f msmiiri will i occurred. nod conJldeniblo money changes Myi At a funeral entering a church before the v- th LMU. The olacois U "w sure to gne Hlau jitio. burners means death to aorneof the enter-

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ditticult to combat, and as many as to rcr on tho boanoc or a uai. 01 one a on the interne ton of the lines there t destrovod by hand. . mounung is the siga that you will wear one are ninety positions for the sixteen j lo,e - before the year is out. pieces ued bv each olayer. or twenty- laa lieans. r irst, set tne poies fa gj 1 a ls jeftopen six more than is used in the Kuroan .SrKily feur feet apart each way. l-d ovcr8Bnday,lt ifl '4d that within four .... . . , 1 ,uy alraa ttl ltArit TMHftS: R St Well J riu.Ve ana nt vlllaiFOr will die.

HOME, FARM AND GARDEN.

One btihel of muck about young rine or tree, in clayey soli, will give bitter retulU than would be obtain if a man hoed or watered continually. When an animal appear to refuse t HTtain foods v which it ha been aesutoned, change the food and girt a variety, which will improve the appetite and induce the animal to oat more. -7I1 l orally, ooaeeded by all Miw u, the curing ' cJove fyr tnHt 8no jut a the plan U blom i WH,W T , strength when kepi ta opeji boxes, thoy contain volatile Savoring " gual lye valerate when export w M Hit ninjs r.wi them in tight cans or bottles. String beans should le planted in row, each bean beinglx inches from the next The rows should be only ;iarated smciently to allow the use . . . .... a .t . of the hoe. The German wax strlnglees variety is preferred for family use. R land f y , ,,, well before to a certain i point tho richer the land is made the heavier will be the crop, but on tana A mother should be able to teaon her children, and lead them in all they I ought to learn, especially in thoir J earliest vears. A few vears 01 nome t training in the first years of life is worth more than all the preaching they may listen to in after years. St. Louis Magaxine. The striped cucumber beetle not only destroys the attack the melon. cucumber but will A gauze covering r"TT , tY t ,s lBO ,wl 1" "7' 7 i application 01 strong soapsues ou . 1 cared for will last several years. not plant until the ground is warm; then press half a doaen beans, with the eye down, into tho soil of each hill, which should of course be highly manured. When up. and the plants have a good start, pull up all but three or four. American Agriculturist. It is an item aot only to have an early garden but a full supply of vogj tables all through the Rowing sea A I n1,l(nn n aiirTlAfaarir Clin son. and. in addition, a sufficient suplv to last all winter. If this is done it will, in a majority of oases, be necessary to keep the soil ia the garden occupied with a growing crop and to make later sowings as well as early. Ia many cases two crops can be raised, while in some three is possible., Western Plowman. GROWING BROOM-CORN. Mkthfxto -t CaltiratioN IrmrMr Wy Ik Moat Kgeefitl Orewtn. The following points in broom-corn culture are given in reply to queries a ' received from several readers: Tho land for broom-corn should bo fertile nd R ood condition. A rich sandy . nw pruii 7 " , " . " ' , """ ' S" ouS s .w I s regarus "- r "D .quantity should be applied as for a crop of Indian corn or, the same grouau. in pianu. g. u c i 7 1 rows are usually three and a half . Wlth the B3edri lel tw0 j or lnro iBchc9 PBrt w about a dozen ' seeds .at intervals niieen incnw njmn, '? hU,s snd Wvated only one t way. Plenty of seed should always be .isl. s allowance must be made fbr ; imperfect ones that fail to germinate ; -m tM. XHll al90 from belnir ' tH,Vered too deep. The covering should . yery light with BOt over Rn incii R cf flBe gon. When well up . . 1 1 fi . er eLx 8tron ,,lllnla tQ tng i BeJn ' of Southern origin tho seed f should not be planted until the soli ls , warmed, a littlelater ratht, "erlier than Indian oorn. Clean cultivation is absolutely necessary for Mccess. In no other hoed crop is thi more important. Tho youag plants when they first show themselves are very small, and though they soon become strong and vigorous they are weak at first, the Rerm of the f feed avig nly enough nutriment . .). .i.- ..m, nlnnt. tn ni fnirltL1k)VC Rr0Und. when it has at once to form roots and provide for its own subsistence. Cultivation must therefore begin as soea as the plants are well up and be continaexl so as to keep ahead of the weeds, otherwise the crop will be a poor one. The most successful growers P acttce cutting as soon as the seed has fairly formed, when the brush will be of a better color than if left until tho seed has matured, 'n old way. when the seed ras allowed to become thorminrhlv rim:, was to Ion the brush from tho top to prevent crooked nc?s by tho increased weight of the seed as it ripened. The most common practice npw is to break two rows down towards each other so that the stalks of each row will cross those of the other at a convenient height for cutting off the brush, which will he uro-jeet-Ml out on each side, and which may be laid temporarily on the stalks from which H was taken. This is called "tabling,'' from the fact that the stalks of the two rows thin bent ever towards each other form n kind ef platform or table on whlh thebnnh a it 5 cut maybe kept off the ground. .-.V V. World.

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OMINOUS OMKN1. Twafttwerei yrooeuto wert net croii river. Thk hutt name a dybty; persoa eaU te the next to fellow. Tws corpse mniftt net paee Vwtee ever any part ut the aetee road. To tUKCK on the ground indicate dlaaMer or tleath within a year, A mmlotm bunK on '"er.kaee is a in of death in a family. WawRvax work o a sick person's dress, be or she will die witftia a year, Ir a hoe be eerried through a house sens one will die before the year is out. "Whcmsvkx counts the carriages at a peasiagfaseral will die within the year. Ta person oa wbora the eyes of a dyiug person lost rests will be the first to die. Ir thirteen sit at a table the one wh rises nrst will not live through the year. ir three persons look, at the same tims into a adrror one will die within the year. To break a lookinK-glass is a sUja ol death ia the family before the year closes,

The dock should be stopped at tha time,, of death, a its running will bring ill iuck. If a hearse la drawn by two white horses death ia the neighborhood will occur ia a month. Ir one dies, and no rigor mortis ensues, it indicates a speedy and second death ia a family. Ir rain falls oa a new-made grave there willbe another death ia the family within a year. It Is unluckv in a funeral for those pros iagpartv, ir the Erave Is left open over Sunday an other death will occur before the Sunday 'b To xbsp the oornse In the heusaever Busday will briiis? death lu the family before the year Is out. It is unlucky to paw through a funeral either between the carriages or the files ol mourners oa foot. Ir rain falls Into an open grave, another burial in the same t aetery will occur wtWBlnreeUJrfc . Ir any one comes to a funeral ailcr tlie pm-bglon starts, anotuor deatu win occur Irdurlutr sickness a nulr of Bhears be dropped in such a wanner that tho poiut J stkks into tho floor, It Indicates the death of the hick person. Whrs a woman who has been sewing puts hor thimble on the table as she sits down to eat, it Is a sign that she will be left a widow if she marries. A common saying in England is : Happy is the corpse that rain fulls on." This belie 1 exists also ia the Halted States. Thus, it Is said that if rain falls at the time ot tne funeral, it is u alga that the dead has gone te Beeves. LIGHT AND LAUGHABLE. A Boston young lady defines love as 'aaiaexpresslbiHtyacoeuipauled with oatward BlloverUhnesR." Thk pigs in the clover jauzle seems to have run its brief course of popularity already, There ls nothing permanent in thli sountry but poker. It Is recommended to those who are inordinately fond of chowder that they take out an accident Insurance policy before, they begiH to indulge themselves. "War do you use paint!" asked a violinist of his dauehter. "For the same reason that you me rosin, papa." "How's that!" "Why, to help me draw my beau." "AncMoaors old agriculturist, " says the Newell Mlrrer, "tells the editor that he has a Jersey cow which he carries across tho field to a good place aad then milks her, retting so much milk that he caa sot carry it back to the house." The world will seem but a dreary placoto a wan who has been using ave-dollur bills us stationery for his love letters whea ho gets a aote like this from the adored object: "Another young gentleman Is writing to me on ten-dollar bills. Unless you employ twenty-dollar hills all la over between us.'1 "Tell the truth" is a bit ef wholesome advice that Is frequently clven tc those who aro supposed to need It: but, llkt. aM rules, it lias exceptions. A Chicago editor, for telliig the truth, was recently fined C400. Hud it not bcea his first offense, there's no telling- what the fine would have been. Boston mother (to her daughter retiring for the night) "DM yon eat tho coldbcaiis, Penelope, that I put aside for you 1" Daughter (hiding her face shyly on ' her mother's shoulder) "No, mamma; Clarence told me to-night that I was all tho tvorld to him, and even be us, mamma, would be la discord with the tranquil harmony that is staging ia air ouL' THE MARKETS. New YORK, Juae 7, IWa, Kiwtr -?tlpa etarc .1 4 00 a 4 75 kn i i w i . .... i . w . COTTON MlUdltng. ll'.f KLOUR-WtBter Wheat 8 4ft go WIIKAT-.Vo.-i Red Jl COK.S-Jfo.-i OATS-Westera Mixed U POKK-Mess (new) ..... 13 5 tft 18 M ST. LOUIS. ' COTTOS-MkMHaie. ,.. - 10J , UEEVKS-Kiport Steers...... 4 m 1 ShfppiHK " . .... 3 7S 4 a) 4 4t 4 8ft 4 46 3 i 7i 31 U S8 40 ' IkZu. t 1 axxw LfTf SrJ 1 OAT-Na a "" TOHXcco-LaRs YMlMourl) ' hay-Clieke'Tmothy!?,." ' BUTTKK-Cho.ee Usiry iiACO.V-cieftrititi.... U-OoiTr.V:;V..::: j CHICAGO, fffi-lrfeV.;:::;: KHgKP Good k Chowe 2 so at 8I!i 05 t 1 :) 7 oi it W 80 AO M it A 11 St 12 w. 37 4 4S 4 M 4 73 4 Tfi 5 M W 3 96 4 SK 3 V) 4 01 4 TS i riAJUK TVinwr. ....... w .... ! rMHsBii. .j IIKAT-Xo.4 SptiB., CORS-Ko. J . . llATti.VA WIlIU-. .... 5 SIX 101.11 iNCw es mi ..... " w KANSAS CITV, CATTLK-ShfpH4aj8W!er8.... 35 ft 4 t IIOtW-SJhM aU 4 OATS-NO, a. vain ..,....,..., COKN So. S,i. ... ..i.t.. i;t'P tii -KH S AH lITiMiam'" ihOrail., 4 00 4 3.a s f V rVestra. . . IS W ft IB NKW OKLKANS, PL0UK IIMi 4 73 CORX wane. Wl 1M OATS-Caetee 1IAY-CIhI. 1H)KK--1.K HAi-0,'r.fWh''' COTTO.V-MhWHwf... IXJ01SV1LLK. WMKAT Nn.8Rtl... TIBVMa 1MIm1.. ......... & 14 7S 7 ft 7 7 mi MX 5,VTS-XVi Mixed mf HAi u t-tesr kib ..... ,,4. aj

WM Mt M ROHM for tttM Urn" Uf' f kl tM IH Mull L.MIhM ihulttwi mj rl MtaUM. TMirHMTHI AiKtwhUMwU wak or xkit Rut bow can this happiness be keptl What shall protect those we love. those who makf. a Heaven of the Home, from the ravagss ot disease that is often worse tfeaa tjeath,--that is, in fact, a linierinv death! The question Is cMlr answered : Dr. ileree's fttvortta Pj-ese-ripUon the standard remedy for all of tho: e peculiar diseases to which women are ub)eets what must be relied on to preserve the health of wives aad mothers. It irtvenU those diseases, and it er them. It is : blessing to women and therefore a National blessing, because it gives hmith to those about witom the bapmoessof home centers, aud the vtrength 01 a Nation Is In Its happy homes. Dr. PWee's Pellets, or Auti-bUiou Granules ; la vials, cen U ; one a dose. Dru gglsU. A remarkable surgical operation is described by the Manchester (Kngland) Guardian: A smnll tumor was removed from an important nerve in a patient's arm, and during the operation some of the nerve itself was taken away. This was naturally followed by loss of sensation in the part of the skin to which the nerve was distributed. After forty-eight hours tho surgeon, having obtained a piece of healthy nerve from a leg which had just been amputated, proceeded to restore the continuity of his patient's nerve with the borrowed niece 01 tissue, ino re sult was that sensation returned in thirty-six hours and there was every prospect of a complete recovery. niiltennretl IrfU. "When the stomach dishonors the drafts maiio iinnn It bv the rest of the svstem. it is necessarily localise its fund of strength is very 1"W. Toned with Hoatetter's Stoaiacb Pitters, it soon begins to pay out vigor in the shape of pure, rich blood, containing tne elements 01 muscie, oone anu ursui. As a sequence of the new vigor afforded the stomach, the bowels perform their functions rcffularlv, and tne liver works like clock work. Malaria has no effect upon a system thus reinforced. Tar. leading New York hotel-keepers have combined to set up a printing oBtce whiea is ta furnish the Brintiiiz and stationary needed far the hotels of that and ether cities. Paaionic Headache and Neuralgia; ceid hands and feet, aud a general derangement of the system, including Impaired digestion, with torpor of the liver, &c., are, in certain lonuUtto. invariablv caused bv Valaria ia tne svstem in fuaniuy 100 bhhui io pruusue regular chtils. Many persons suffer la this wa v and take punrai Ives and other medicines to their injury, when a few doses of Sballeaborger's Antidote for Malaria would cure them at once. Bold by Druggists. A chick or a partridge runs areuad leeklag for ita meat as sooa as it has shaken itself leour fro ita living prison, bat aa owlet does not for a month er more It bow which foot to put out nrtt Offset-, the IaradM tfrnrmmr. Mild, equable climate, certain and abundant croDs.BestfrulL crain. jfrass. stock country Inthewnrkl. FuUinfnrmatkmfree. Address Oregon lmmiKration Uoard.Portlaad,Oregon A xtKBix of ladies la Boston are lead leg herses' tallt. Dobbins' ElectricSoap has been made for 34 vearv Each vears sales have Increased. In sales were ii,047,ao ta, Superior quality, and absolute unliormltyand purity, made this posefhie. Doyewuseitl Try it. A Boston- youag lady defines love as aa iBexpresslellity acoeaBMied with setward alloverishnesa." Do sot suffer from sick headache a uv merit longer. It i net necessary. Carters Little Liver Pill will cure you. Dose, ob 'ittte pill. Small price. Small dose. SmallplU. Taost things which engage us merely by their novelty oaa net attract as fer aay length ef tlae. rar.n-Bss and jmritv are imparted to the impleakm by Glenn's'Sulphur Heap. HUl's Ualr and Whisker Dye, 50 cents. Tub lover spends more oa the engagement riug tsaa he spends en bM wife la a year. Yoc can't hclpllklngthem,theyaresovery small ami their action is so perfect. One pilla dose. Carter's Little Liver Pills. Ti era. To break a looklne-glasa is a sign ef ieetfa la the f aaily before the year eteses. S?WNXe. A SaMl Appellle le efnttal to o.l htH k Ifixxl's irrmriUa In a wrmderfcl mrtlflM for :rcllfiBan apicUte, toning the dMtk, aM inn Xreutth to the wbola rtia. Be hw W iwt ltootl'iirsaprllla. Prepare only ty C I. Hood k Co., Apothecarle. Iiwrll, M. Bed Itra'a Cf U (VntMiiaidle 1 H X Ml'.HT reatedy for Wmea and te ttnt the tkreat.

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