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I: 'hslEI , unl if th t H'r(. t h m er 1- itnV t will b- pri,41 - weeksi out11 of thiv fa* att,:11 tis~ sao but14 hereofor very litt,'3'lu has beenI don at the. r'e ular terrm> 'id exep to call the 4 (1r continue4)4 44 the es l-'rom (r1 to V; twol 1a8e would; betil n but 1)44'144!fw 14 ; 4~ middle otf h weeki fate juror wo44- be *44 diesmiosd. But Nwih a~ spal*~ j.ile and1( an1 e'xtrat terin i sy bel di4.1re44 il. 4 but loit ill fo r h dte r very Itt1 14.-1)41 1)14 m4t uh conges4Ite at~i Newberry 1 and.1 tned clering.4 y441~04r44la4 '~4 in se11e ofrte om tcr rond Ence be- 1 twen Mr.. LIi T.4.1'arks, of)L(Iirangebml.iC an hoenato T..'ilhafn,I. thatk (th 1la4tter3 1 niow. opposes4C a coounty to (1ounty3 Stauto campi)5aign1, anid thInks a few mee:ting in4 the Sta4te sLblenitit.. ie lso4i tak1es a4 whack at1. the count11y newspapersju4'. lit it poss1ible0 that our j1 plbea IC Senator14.W'( hias gr'own4 so0 mighty and(14 Io great that he0 has forgot, the way by which lie did t ascend, and4( no0w feelsea14lledi upon04 with- 4 OUt 11-hyme or reason to strike the n 4 friends of lils youth. Of course none of theo country neCwspalpersn takeo it, to themi soclves, and I su ppose very few of thenti to o tre ainythinug abionit the Senators opin. o ion of them. Tihere4 wats a4 time11 whVenD his opinion of a~ newspatper' had( 8414 - weight, andl inluence, bult t,bat time1has plsed. I atgree with the Sena4ltor on1 the Staite camlpaigr busIness, and1( think it would be at good plan to) (ut1 It down, ~ but [ think the couInty ne0wspap.ler's have~ done more than thoir share in dissemi natig the stuir eimanating from the, politiciane,a Tlhe fact is, peCople paIy very little at.tention to cam41patn~' sp)Ceh-A 08 any way, andI depetnl (41 the news. papers for theIr iniformat,oin as.*1 11o men~ <andteasuires, and there 18 really nio uoe4 of a Stato campaign suich as we have been having, but 4as that was. the 2 ntin arrangenit for the primary I ;,doubt If the plan 11s ehanged, 1 ; (r e 1'?; ': tli- ior.ti . I he it (' r ai!1 I'f(Irl" . - 1' I l i t.'r 1 J,' l i 1f ti (' " , t r i'i tr iI b 1 1 firit;or TJIilmain i- r ('n. 1 dor,'t thiir.ki :t rraill .. a u(1h t1uhat; or.t (J (o ' C' aid i:. * -- 7 i , ;..1 - a ~ t ait ab11 n u be a a !-1 I , na . ' . 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Smth . 1 Lii n u 1 11'wil' ar u 1ii- ,oit ' ai po ( xi . uiat e ge tttl' Iery -liit or t n a(. ri-then ty n ili1 l it tih do1 t I r111l"tto the r -u; in ti hii a tl lha hl- :I " i(, nd i t hlluitd t h,ii f ew. iI ill. linil til l' - anin thI t.Iii"ai the dttlh' ra1e I 1 f ly I1l., -I 15til I t l i - 11 l rllit , aix -pr1ad6'ingc thor I, t'un t('II howi tooe ill an 'w a vir u lt typl'Ill and thel -vhl b. y w i1 ru h to b (I a(t(, I nated.1(lr Win tl. i o t itt" 1f r - Iw i'O in nll andl " It i,- fl\Vut t i s b or it g.e O tr ad,y pe d ft e thie c l'iit iIf 1T(ac in te to th 444 keg (i er, ilt , hbaris i the u-orn i14 1 400 01 haviben ui it fo a s a ila-lg ro m for linill ti e a w irO hikey,l ",'a 11whng the I i n -or t amie hew oon r' . iThe fa ttilb ee rd a di Ia4,44 kit of1t-4 rum 11.4 i1.s that and ha. hoe-. had been usit- it four hathing urp.os, i, and41 in4 thi' uayi hadlit used i bot11 15f llons in.~ three1. weeks.Jl Gov'. + * t rei. to hav l 14iightsin ('l ia ag i air s that,li were b il,ad ho' hle Ie fruit has1 not1 been killed. t1 TIhe board1( (if Iit.4e of WVInthr (oj p4 1)>1lege lOuti here las-t week and1( de ci. 1 oeit, of Clhar li tte, wa c'hose n arichi-~ 1 et and1~ air. lelody wias empiloyed to) wp I perintend14 th1e w'1ork . Thel ne11w buIld- nl g will (tost about41 $1;5,000.Li 8** * til TJhe ed1ltitor whol wet, to ( Cuba)1 seem e have received di Iirent 1.1impressions t,he0 Island and1( Its people. I:. II. A.84 a . BOUT 70nldLol o have a splen- 7 LYLI'S iN-- , TBRIMM ED AND "' -UNT RI MED- cI MILLIN BY..., tii G)LY - LOW ' LIAONI w03 (Our sh)owrooms no ar crtowed wlith pa1 Ne S'pring Mit. liner.7 1-'- * AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY 'lf: NEW:as,l ;ri lit At N Ii_, ty 3y,rt Dr. le dr. of tibe- I:. ha l erhiti T i.rlogica Se iiunay of O':utsla. U I ie-6 tile Atd .. .-- -1 r Iou of Oult1 ( rh ari( T e ,' \\uhe r ( r ou rty . i tit .\nI I:t'ari J,l(' So 'ilt" i;r it at LAl Ja '. tir,' la-t -Sundaty evening. T1"i t .'::t :ng w\a- to have 10:4nr i r l. on th: .'tVr :rig of 25th of Mar(b. bt wa- pos l,on(U on account of the iuclc r,enev u t::e weather. The So:iety seci-ed JMe\ . ( ' d. 1). )., of the l're"byteria T i'oKlogeial Sbiernary. of (',lurniia t( dliver tie aidret. Th t''t.' ac"-- w-" atter.ded by the p("o J:n . J. . .S(-herter introduced 1)r I Wed. . .r- M r(r apoke a- f;io"w-: T:. n' . i;n- wa, to hlit\ave het 1 a- . I!k0w on. t-t Sundilu et.nirr .t ow rg to the 1in'1i"rlL.r,'y of tl. "t i; * ri t wa- po tlor.e(d tr: til t.i !, _ " . A rd I f('( ryie f to l ., n a r freit':r.ate. a- wel l-- , - con ' . in t:at tie riseetirn( wa- no t'unday r lh(,"because it i O"trt to Lace D1r. Hieed. w'r. 2-;V t the 1.ky .i r ('1"ci y. t"., bl -t U an ad;dr- ; I. , e. I)r. Iteed W ,_ IPr'.-hcterian Theoiial Serni t,ttr , ((,Iumbia. ham kindly consenteW t( ttnrr the :eett ri in rLy stead ', u ! ,\'iil now -peak to you. J r. 1;"_"u i n va ie an clogcuent ant 2' :'if U~ ic"CoUnit of the wtork done by b b W . Soc"ietie- and of the growtI (f t te i n:" uence of the 3ib,le all 0' r the world. \ -ytiol(is cannot do jus t C-c to te (ladrees. but space will no l In t :- I o "ive more. Th fol wn(,\crig is it syn)opsis of DIr I :ed'. addir I an vry i' uch ohligod to I)r. Scher er" for t- umnin~f the re.lpooribility foi m.v apllparance before you th -eveni It w%a- o(nly with the ,tnder-tandirig that what he had would keep, and you could have the herii_fit of that at anoth er time that I con-entel to cecupy" hit pla(cf. () Cour"-e I cannot throw all the rf-dp(on'ibliity upon himl, for I wa- no obli _'od to contsent to the rub;:titution. Viile ryfi' reluctant t do it. at tbe samne timre I r-steemr it it privilege. Suc an ocrar-ion appeals to inc with ver 1 1o,uliar power. hecause the inter re-t- which bring us together are corn m10n to aill ('hristiant It is true we can not see ail things j:ist exactly alike in the Yible. ()ilr Methjodikt brethren tannot See that, doctrine whiii stands )ut so conspui)uour, prede,tination. But we can all ree the g-reat love of God for ,Is and the boundtlless grace of Christ. We can see the lEden which we lost as the Ilible flings its light ul,on the past. tnd we can see the more beautiful and note blessed Elden as the Bibi - Ilings i4ht upon the future. laving the i,re,(nce of these great dicoveries viiihi are common to the faith of all w%e forget the little diffIer'ences and V ithi one heart. we unite together' int iihi. grand work of &giving this Bible to bie piooir. We are' not afraid that thiis 3ible will make NMethodists of the peo dle. Not' itre t heyi afr'aid that it will inake I 'refsbyter'ians of the people. We i believe that under the blessings of ;od it will mnake those into wtho-e hearts t eomnes iov'ers of Glod and haters of in, it will imake Chi )tians of them, mid atftetr a man hats become a ChPristian doest1 mattter if he is beguiled into boo.sini the Methodist or l'tresby'te iitn chiurch. I tm glatd that we hav'e hiis wor'k in comm ton. I am glad that bere is sotmethinug which brinigs us1 to ethler' otn a common platform, so that lhe worldl may see that we are really te in the Lord. We atre simply di ided into dentoinattional casts, but we r'e itll following the lead of one great enertal to one common and gloriotus I will spe(ak to you for a little whiile dis evetning on the growing cause of it' Bible. Andl tot' a beginning and .atitng point it, nmay be well tot' ts to n bacek aceross~ the centuries atid ttry to1 ieture to our' minds a little Incident hieh took place on Mt. Olivet nine 'en hunidred y'ear's ago. We see there young man drtessedl in the plain, >artse garb of the Jewish pleasan t, atnd 'ountd htitm were gathered a doze'n laitn meni dressed in the samte coarse ~wishi gar'b. There 1a nothing in the tst history of these men, thiere. is noth gin their prtesent condition. which diceates that they are to exer'cise any >tent I inltflueno upon the hilstor'y and o thought of the wor'ld. ''Te y'oung ano who is in t,he centre of this1 gr'oup, oke of the city of Jerusalem, pre ecing its overthrow, accompanied lth sorrow, such as the world hitd ver witnessed up to that t,itmo.I ink therec must, have P en~ an itncred ous look upon the fatces of those mding around bim which madeo him y': "IIeaven and earth shall pasa ray, but mry words shall never pass ray." Cerainly It was a very re urkable statemnent comlog from theo ung man. What, young tman, are uir wor'(8nover' to pass8 awvay? Why, tat is to hinder, who is to p)reservo Gm? What is to hinder your words nu ptassing away? That would have en very plausible scepticistm in such 'cumistanices. IIe did( nlot, write amI dlown1. [Ho did not order any o olse to write them down. But they ro written down, nevertheless, and at is a very significant fact is that trly ninmeteen, hundred years have ised away and we have thosa woads .And what 1s more, they have a brighter prospect of continuing mn they did when they wore spoken. d whab is more still very year hey are -fre:adin: farthe:r ani fArt : r :m.: ' wieli:gi the - pter" of iteir lo'l i,ar,t powser" ovr:r inertai" n: n rnbexr of h 1 S ta;:t -.ill trat I,, W a- t!r"i,i rif hat .rn i -aid thait doz "n ;.d had . - a tbed (",ri-tiani't. II - : ht wan .' inl. to de-trov 1' . .\ one a- -,ii, l br. okt' down ir it' i- a ul.',ritury for l e- t'td:t.'. I: S a- -rtme ten , r:ar- aft:r 'J'tom 1'.' w - r ""Age of ti:a-on"'', wa- p , d-rt tha the Briti-h and 'ttrei_'n Iible Son'': wat oranized in I Oi. .Shortv after that three State S<>eieties were ""a' ized iN thin country and unitt'tl t'it i the Anerican Bibi'' So i.tty in 1 )0 A nd let u- note the gr'arvd a:g'r 'gate of the work of the-e two -opi'ties. T'he Ili1le t oeiety that wa- or;_aoi,.t:l in . 14 1 h a= p,ubli0:h"d Jc;O.or 1.,ci1 copie-s of the Bible and part- thereof. ' ht, A n,erirarn l;ibe Sooiety. y, rO ,In t l,1 , her' Bib)Jt: - titl i - hav l-: -ti ru -:e , ornething like ., Mi M" t). So that we have a grand taggrregate of sorm:thin-. like ::25. 0n ion cOpi,-. T:. i, the fruit. hoae'er". r rrrel of ('nri'i-tian hc - tiE'UleiCt rnd the wor k is carried oi t hrough voluntary contribution.- of Stho-e Who love the Bible. Illt in ad d it ion to that we iiav. score- of mllillions of the Bible. Accorfding to I)r I)cnni- if] the upa-t century were di-tributtd :ci, %;. Copies of the Bible. Now let u 'ee if we can ru'ras) that, I am sure we can fully. Sulppo6e we could luad the-e Bibles into wag;on,. W'e would put '.i.tl in a wagon- !t would take 1 aI,rir wagons to load them. Now. uiipo,-e we try to haul these Bibles from the City of New York and allow 20 feet to eacb wagon. The procession would L-trectch from New York across the Jli Mippi across the pinins, across the I:ocky :iountain- and as far acroes the Pacific Ocean as to lionolulu. Suppose that we could Jay these Bibles down side by side and spread them) out in this style. A!low t foot for a Bible. Then we would have :;5(.00(i,(ti a of feet, a string of Bibles tOG;( nU miles long, reaching around thi" globe nore than three times. Suppo.e we start a railroad engine at one end of that line a we get up a speed of thirty ruiles an hour. It would take ninety days at the rate of thirty miles an hour or very nearly three month- to reach the Other" end. I think such fact- s' these are a very strong illust ration 1 hat Tom Paine wa a reniss prophet. Let us take another view of the great, speed with which the-e two leading so ciCties are doing their work. The A merican Bible Society Iubli-hes about Ir(I,, the British Bible Sc*iety about twice that rnuch. So that the two pub lish about (;O0 for every working hour for every hour of the twenty-four hours in the week. So frorrm these tIwo societies there it fhowing this perennial current of the water's of life. So while we wait and while we hope the current flows on and on - id on, extending further and further into the v:ide waters of sin. If you were to silence every preacher' and leave these two great. societies unttouched, the wor'ds of Christ would never pass away. Another very interesting par't of this work has been tr'anslationr. When TIom l'aine tuttered'ihis pr'ophecy, there we re only for'ty-seven versions of the BIble in thre world. But about that time the great work of missions carme to develop, and this has comec to '"e known as the m iSionary crntury. It has been nec essary to tmake the Bible sp)eak in the language of the country anId these great societies have been tr'yin)g to meet this demand. Intstead of for'ty-seven ver sions the whole of the Bible h:ts been tr'anrslated intlo ninety lanrgtrages rand p)arts into two hundred arnd thirty. And Drt. Dennis tells us that tbe Biblie has baen brougtht within the reach of 4>0(, 030,000 mnore-in this century than could have known it before. And oinc of the interesting features of thuis iiork is that a great mrany languages have been re dlucedl to wr'iting for making them the depittor'y of this wor'k. Sure-'iy, my dear frienrds, any boo0k that hra- suistrained such v'it:al vigor, I say any book that has thrat much of vi ta prowe-r will never pass away. And there have been rmore Bibles distributed in foreign missaion Iields, inr lands where t,ie book was unknown when Paine made iris pr'ophecy during thre past century thian had been In tihe worlId fn'rm Moses to the days of Martin Luther. I wIll mentiurn one other fact, and that Is thait it hra' won Its 'rmarkable plaice In this worlId In the face of per sIstent and unpararlelled opposition. This Bible has had to contend wit,h tire or'ganized opposition of bomne -of thre muigthtiest nations of the eatrith. We will umention by way of illustration the oppIosition of D)ioeletian, one of 'the greatest, oif the Rorman emperors. He rset himself to try to destroy this book In the empire. lie establishred a de cree demairnding that every copy of tire Scripttures be given upi and tihe penalty for violation of thant was nothring less than death, and hre set to work with all thre power at his command to destroy tire Word of God. But when D)Ioele tian addicated iris thr'one the great , work hrad not been completed. And Pyny-Pectora1 A QUICK CURE FOR t COUGHS AND COLDS, Very valuable Remedy in all ; affections of the .1' THRORAT or LUNGS ' Large Bottles, 25c. DAVIS &~ LAWR ENCE3 CO., Linited, Prop's of Perry Davis' PaIn-KIller. C IOIC Vcgct.abfcs \'il ; .l\ : lill(i a i"c'tiy I narl t t ll\- (l.it (.-1er t il l .u.t . 7tt li c'ti ti: . came ti itl' one, t h i 't'. t r wa , i l incomp-te andlll i th l Ibh ha- r ing" n, i l tts p tow . il whiin j:v!srt " ee rt1.iii ' ('i~l i l l er atic' il h tied nth"e ti"Ki e \"am e lthe it e 'itleb. a k iut in)) l i o n of mith(-rn timo s. -n it th( pulat ion of a-i t tliay the I;til or'eaue tho tlt'e thrln it-el e i it u t'ra ti t ' fndrn tieln . It AI2t the Il)t ilt i on of t Nlad alai(ra wad hlathsnn. They did not have any buooks, any Ileratur"e, or" any written l IA e .\issionari e' went tver tho re fromll Engha land yer s after in 1 "e they translated the new testaml'nt in t1'h native togule. livo years after fi(erce p t-r.e- tion, brok. out, waged for twe"nty-liv year>. A deeree was p:as.-ed by t heir eruel Queen mtaking it death to pray to Gold or real the or:hle. Ati the nis ionar"ies were h aliIll"ed fron the land. At the beginn ing of the i r lit hundred hearts in which the seeds hd taken root. At t ed th.en tere were on thousand Christians here. l'nder the le the war. and b e t victory. It is th e voly book for the (translation) of whie mnen have been willing to sacrific theil lives. It i the only ook for till reid ig of which nen have oftered th ols of liberty and githven up their lives Ot E her et av Written words whiel the world will not let die, but Jesus h1a: wr"itten words which the world cannole(ie lebrthdnttl(lt( ouet toi. yie freeatoed ittm tiI Very soul of truth. Ard "Tru toh crushed to earth will ris i'gain), wlle eternal years of God are ers." Anid w'hat do we Owe to this book' Surely we ought to have it. But ther is oe other debt that we owe to it. h ought to give freely to send it to Il abroad anid carry ils mnessages to thl uttermost, parts of the earth. From what I have said one m;ighl itof ,ese two great societies were prett;o wel remebe. hible prish blnd thoo ha>0.000,000 are not in the world today If all the Bibles in the world should be uniformly distributed. for every hand that held ao Bible there would be ter And,h ;o Chalsan findt, owe rens debir we thotke Gek o andlarihten the of teebrhose w eti a l essead boof, fr'tm thectai h frlom whhe utr,dn thiendm i daes to eea the debt wt Aweths juntsarg ofar ds itil ad Ae unaimould te ofthankrecios gift en bich HGod fohs tcintoeou handds,n we houldittee wt, aongten the eyenv ofth o~eicat in forknees ani the in dameres towee e earl A't'he oclion ofr Dre Ite'la residre:,iden 0. B. Wallaer cale thescety-lto Are. Ctlse enDr.ep for his excelns. des A'r comiti(t was instrinted to ana they oneati h ont oumembers,t an hiy-emembere sit byr enrolled.ft esi r-.G.Mys Trhe society was then adjourned with the bened ictioni. Nations, Scwing Regjisltes SmaI1 aoe Important Goods 1111 every par't,of the NdOTION DEPART'MEN~T. The thousand and on-i thing's here re necessItIes. .l'very woman has use or all of them at somfe I imne or' other. And the best of eaich kind areo sold at LITTLE~ PRICES hat a lar'ge number can beobought with. uit touchIng the dollar mark. Many t these goods wereo never biefore sold t, less tban (1ouble1 t-hd money, and otu' rady-muade wafats and skirts are the and8omest aind beat tot' t.he price thats otu can find. Big~ afckl of pretAy Bolts, tes, &e Come andi see them at WOOTEN'S.a S.R3 CHOCOLA I IHLIlI. <>nc, 'I' o an I i l' 4 i und I' latti" a I nd i n is i n r m i1.' pa cka lI is no uIS," to c ' w l upo.n the, ;:up,.r hIer5 at hi h(er pric .. We rcef- r \ou t hand at all tinm". Giv" n a call if yu lin 90 011 koeds!~ Our buyers are back from New York. Our lines are all complete. We invite your inspec tion. Wepromisegood values, polite attention, fair dealing. Splendid assortment in all de partments. See our Dress Goods, Trimmings, \Wlite Goods, Wash Goods, i:e' Linen )antask wit h - pkitn. to iattch, IHan(lkere(biifi, lo iery, Un tderwetar, Suil l Nct iun, Am1ericat's L"eado:ii \\'. I;. ('orscts, Pereales, (G nas, aio Ducks, Crashi s, Domestics, all at lowest prices and of stanird qiuality. Men's Shoes, 13o; s' Shoes, Ladlies' and (iildren's Shoes, and Oxfords. All solid. All guai anteed. No shoddy. We wish to direct y our speial] attention to our Never before have we been so well eqjuippedl to serve you well as niow. We have an ex pert trinmmer, and ybum lamt or Bonnet made by her' wil s.urely be0 "a thing of beauty." We want to showv you through oum stock. Give us the opportunmty and we are confident of pleasing you. Yours truly, GUR C AllorneUs Afl PAn Coner at Law ON EmENGm, c Pr~actlce in all mLatean . S. om.... "I . at K0 e,t]. p c r f (:und. Ai-o (chuco. at ' unit t .V t 1 ' ; ;n t u l s. 13. iro2rs, A; A (!nt f > e P ne1 . N iAlt Ca:l, l'hon,e ;ah THE MODERN PHARMACIST HE E DEF'S \ II I - lr' . l l .\ N J, iI . :-j li, .\ cll'ar'- w.-.rthJ for \ ,'ry hutn.tre,t cenit- .-,a 11 with us, is our I1 .<t1 COUPONS. ; II 1 , prn Pt'- I1 1"11 W t l.0 "i, '" gi., \o i il (Iih anr 1wn 1o . Now is the time to prepare for such pests as B)ED BUGS. We are now selling a preparation that we guarantee to do the work by thoroughly ap piyil . It has never tailed yet. REd u P~ison. 25 anc 50c. per bott; , Guatanteed. ST.\Ti' t If (AI()NA, (UtNI ~ I NI \VB EBl]Y--JN l-nKn . N a 4-isfras~itrpIx of ih nr.: . se e~d, and In her against Archh~ yb1oates, JTohin D). \ioates. Mar thia.'1il1, antd [Dv id II. WVheeler, De fend anits. C~opy Summtonis flor I elief. To thle D efend~lant, JIohn D. M ltates: - ad require d t o a inv'er~Li th P0om ruaint inl ti, ation, of which a cop is icerewiith ser'ved utpon youLt, and to1 serve a copy of your answer to the .saidt com11 'ilainut onL Sth 5( subsciers at thi oL(ilice at Neuw herry, 8. C., w Ihin t wIenty days atert the ser'vice hterco(f, elusivye of te dty of sutchi~II erice: andI if you fail to ant11w(er tIlu complatint withbin the tion will opply to the C'ourtL for the re lief dleandeld inl the complllaint. SCIC MI'ERIT,I & IIOLL.OWAY, P1laintj i's ALtc.rneys. T.o the De)cfetdatnt, Joh n D). Mloates: Take nlotice t ht, the comnplaint, in the alt are (entitled act ion was filed in the Oice (If the d1udge otf Probate for' New-U herri'y ( ouInty on the 1st day of eblru ary, 190(0. SC[]U MPElKR & OLT OWAY>,'2 Plaitl ls Attorphys. Ednard Sdoltz' JEWELRY STORE. Fine Wr tches, IUngs, I roaches, St.ttds Sleeve and Link IDutons;, Hilver' Novelt les, SiTlver Tabtle WVarc, Cut G lasI, Gold1 and Sil. Ver' Sp"ectacles tr ' ITOYS&DVILLS. Wh~Iich1 we will close out, as we w;i dlisottinluo keeping t hem. JEWELER- AND OPTICIAN Prosperity $iooe~ op, nea'ttly and cely3. Ed All my work guauranteed, both in price atnd (quallty. (Jive me a~ tr'ial n yotu will be pleased. . 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