TER DAILY EXAMINER,

eS If SEN

GRAND GONGERT

Oddfello

WS’ Natal | Day Celebration.

‘Wednesday, “April 20.

PROGRAMME.

Over the Garden Wall.. Band $2nd Battalion ! Hail us ye free, from Ernani Glee Club 3. Vocal Solo—Good Bye.............. Mrs. W. Longworth 4. Duet Vocal—On the Blue W, ave. Mrs. Mal. MacLeod and Miss G. Des Srisay 5. Duet for two Cornets—Selections from Norma. . Messrs. Galbraith and Hayden 6. Soug— Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep.. Mr, Reid

1. Overture-

2, Cherus—O

7. Vocal Solo—The Watchman....

Miss Hayden a, Genie Rebding.. és. Mr. Anderson 9. Overture—Midnight Galop......... Band

Vocal Solo—Hunting Sung.......... Mr. Hamilton Brown

- Duet Vocal—All’s Well............ Messrs. Maynard and Reid

2. Vocal Solo—Beautifui Bird sing on..

; eee Rp Re ee ! : i Local and Gther liens. Go to the ‘Aiberehdlommevattvs| . Veeting te-night. eclpie ‘ maint os Ramewper the (Oddi icllows’ Entertainment | ra 1 the Market Hall to-morrow evening. The | a t} wramme is a uit cliie me, and we have | vo doubt that these who alain: me: it will | LEP a ~ g New Goods to-a: spend an enjoyable evening ‘ “ CON CUCTOR Reanasak 3 Broad, of the Inter- | ; olonial Railway, was killed this morning at iBE I we ave aliwa ' 7 r wae . ._ | i\mherst. He was standing back of the wit tender of the engine, when he slipped and | . i). The engine then started back and passed LHERE Was LO ’ er bis body. Death was instantaneous. i sa i ———— i > To MORROW, the anniversary of American . ESE ( MG ihe Col \idfellowshi he brethren wil, et 3 o'clock . fe ry p 40 « p m. parade to the Prince Street Methodist urch, where a sermon suitable to the occa- | Oppre! » lor Sale at th D ion will be delivered by Bro. the Rev. J. O. ij mond Book Berri An entertainment, uuder _ thie i ™ . iapices of the Order will be given in the ; (FREAT shew 0! 2 Lweeds L. | arket Hall in tye evening. : Prowse's to-day ap2 ete > i. O. O. F.—The members of St. Lawrence ; Don't forget the Liberal ervative mass| Lodge No, 8, LO. O. F., are requested to meeting in Market Hali to-night. meet at their Lodge Room, to-morrow, | _ W edu sday,) the 26th inst., at 2 o'clock, \ Tus ** Northern Li; made a retura trip} pm., for the purpose of attending Divine yesterday, and left for Picton early tunis morn-/ Service at the Methodist Church. Visiting ing. Brothers cordially invited. By order, D. R. + MacLennan, Secretary. Tue Ladies Land League meets this even henner oe ing, at half past seven, iu Full’s Hall, Queen Ve would direct the atteniion of the lovers

Street. - ae Mx. T. J. Harris, of returned from a busin to-day. - A WELL informed «

Augustus says, right here.’ - > Sx TCH TwrEe Ds. — A of Scotch Tweeds, just 0} E. Prowse’s. >

- >

O'Brien, and Rev. A. M¢

turned from Halifax to-d ~ ~

TaE ice is Southport think a track

row boas between the fe: >

Hon. W. W. SULLIVAN

Peter’s to-day. He repor

for the Government’

3 cand >

Tue Leader of the Gov

Orwell is very strong. ‘ihis time last year the ‘‘Heather Belle” was riaking regular | trips to Urwell. > His Lorpsnir THE Bisuor or CHARLOTTE tows, and Rev. Edward F. Murphy of Hati- fax, are executors of the wili of the late Archbishop Hannan. = Mr. Stewart went to St. Peter's to meet | the Leader of the Government ; and, doubt lees, exults in the thought that he will te Leader of the Opposition. > A c1iy correspondent cmplains of the abom- inable state of our si Satke These, with many open end rickety hatches, meke it very dangerous for pedestrians cameall Ow -and after the ! of May, Mr. §, N, Earle will have a vacancy for two music pupils in his classes. Beginners o: advanced pups ' taken, but not for a shorter period than six mouths. ap2d 41) ¢ —~ : A YOUNG MAN, avoi d pols say eighty four | , pounds, closed a b: illiant speech at the Uppo- t sition meeting, a few nights’ ago, by — , that he ‘‘ would be prord to throw his weight | - imu with the Op position.’ He was imine intel y | f put on the canvassing committee. os - > : Tue snow storm was severe along the rail- | : way yesterday. From two to six feet of snow ! are reported in the cuttings, and trains were : run with snow ploughs and extra engines. : The Summerside train was detained five | , hours; ths Georgetown trais ¥ as detain: d two t hours; and the train for I); b ish did ne nt reach ; that place until eleven o'clock last mi The | - trains are, however, running on time to-day. i A LIGHT running Sewing Machine ranks next to the covuk stove and bed among house- “ hold furniture, and in choos ng one always n remember that the Warzer “‘C’ runs without | noise, has a large arm , all parts made of st el w hardened, every point adjustable, an d fitted | " with attachments suitable jor every kiad of | a work.—Torunto Globe Rebert Young of agent for P. E. Island for these onebehe re machines. ’ Go to Market Hall to-night, and |

BK equire the EE very mechanic w

McGilliy ray. <>

cause,

A nd Mr

Johu Bow er Voice.

Bi any think that eich « siatent,

© nly prove that the mov sistent ;

dumb, R egretting ‘‘the havoc rum,”

the Le ne ; tour in Great Britax |

“The G

8D

His Lorpsuip Brsuor Mel

very dangé should be rv wWhatves,

ts the district

dates and other gentlemen,

F ee and injunction, injun aid of my fat i starve should they be

B ezalia’d on platform, the

_—/

I n a day or two after the s

S ach ee o the rower, * our wry det | A oa aA Khewer se P. | re place SO hER oun Printing done is at

use

: tr ion fio

spondont of Fort

vernument are

ended assortment vened to day, at L

apZo

a that he is to be

Mr. Vi, D. Srewanrr has gone to New Lon- don, ti with the ides h he g t ye | Leader < t Oy yposition.

ev. ] yr.

Te Dr NTYRE, i

Gillivray, P. P., re

ay.

~

rous. Pe

ple

returned from St. saie idates. .«Z *,

Oe

rnment Candi-

we will adress the

meeting,to be held in Market Hall this even- ing. iar Mr. Jonn Murpuy, of Newton, lost a valu- able mare last woek She was worth $150— a heavy loss, particularly at the present season. Soild A CORRESPONDENT writes that the ice at}

hear both sides of the question.

n and fee,

tiol

her and me,

Depending upon “PP. ! sand P P rotect the rich and crus ywn the poor, E ven the laborers we nf ,our d T raly we've proved in the “lu hemin Case” E very mechanic 1s doumed to disgr R ead all ve voters Inj jie on and er, ns urely are issued bs father and me. ) “ | Passencsrs per ‘‘ rh Light” to} Picton, April 24th:—A Stone, Michael | Brown, Lawrence Kearney and Mrs., Alex Steward, Donald Steward, Daniel Steward, | James Doughan, R Hamilton, Brid-ret Shea, W W Welloer, Mrs Wellver, A G Kaizer, J A Dvke. Fro n Pictou to Georysetown, April O4; : i Adams, T J Harris, Miss MeGill, N Shicl, Carbray, S M J Cahan, J B Sharpner, tl Me Laren, Rev C O’Brien, Bishop Melntyre, A |

T homes Morris is brewing for the day of) election

Wl is choicest of Beer (as perior eelection ;) |

ur veteran frieads, in the Temperance |

Mi ake sure his elec tien, and join in app laure, i

al SPP roves of the choic a i and Pownal Streets. S ustained by George M Hill

rT of elo gui nf (?

forts, ‘rs are most incon- > how! themselves

brought

on us by!

sme recoming na

all

». | 28Q., presi ted.

in|

macue ior aj}

% | corner of Kent and Prince ‘treet.

however pers |

of good music to the programme of the Odd.

| fellow's Concert, which they will gnd in

another column. The Ch’town Glee Club will give three fine choruses. This club is uncer the skilfal direction of Prof. Earle,

nd comprises some of the best veices in the The Band of fhe 82nd Battalion will be in attendance, and we are pleased to see that | Mr. Galbraith and Mr. Hayden are on the pro- gramme for a cornet duett. Judging from the | progiamme we anticipate the entertainment | will be a success,

| city.

+22 | Irish National Land League.

A well-attended meeting of the Land was held on Monday evening, at 8 in St. Patrick’s Hall. M. P. Hogan,

eeagcne

or lock,

it was stated that the Land League Branch- esin this Proviace were represented at the ton Convention by Mr. John -B. The speech of the Hon P. A. | Collins, delivered at the Convention, was read, }in which he said we are here to protect the | Land League in its chosen lines, and to pledge ourselves anew and forever to stand by Ireland }and her trusted leaders. If, he said, I judge the Irish pec iple aright, they seek not ven- geance, but justice only. In the days of their power and warlike front they never sought to force their rule upon any nation or people. | They merely asked to\be allowed te live and I. oil and prosper in theit.ewn way in the land | G ¥, gave their fathers. os. | i

ishing

| Walker.

. P. D. Cox read a speeth, delivered at

a Ui and League meeting at Wellington, New | Zealand, in which an English offigjal, Sir | George Gray, lately Gevernor of New Zealand, | endorses the policy of the Gand League,’ nd | a#ysa new civilization is about to dawn upon the world. He advised the Land League to stick to the one good thing before it—that | there should be a different system of land i et Mr D. Collins’ address contained many | good poi ints, and referred to the lofty and con- | temptuous manner in which certain Writers discuss some novel method of governing Ire- { land,

The m oting was entertained by brief and

pointe ds speeches from Mr. P. Connelly and other ge nt

It was unanimously agreed to adjourn till Monday, the 15th May, at whieh meeting the half-yearly election of officers will take piace,

Ricnarm WALSH, Secretary. Ch’tewn, 25th April, 1882.

°° - Special Notices.

Bank og P. E. Istayvp Notes taken at their xlg at the City Hardware Store.

urke, jr. a2}

| Tx usual full stock of fresh seeds has just ; , |arrived at Watson’s Drag Store. {9p 20

2 pe ix.

ete

O_v Bank PAPER ~~ Casu.—A few hun- dred dollars wanted. Apply to H. Coombs. | Avert. [ap 19

| A LARGE stoc: of fresh Vegetable Seeds, of lthe best quality and in great variety, just received at Watson's Drug Store. a24 tf

Manilla Rope, 9 and for Lobster Packers,

220 coils §2-thread,

eic.¥W. E. Dawson & Co. ap24 M [LLINERY AND MANTLE Fittine.—Ladies |are resp ctiully informed that Miss Vanlider- \stine, late with Mr. Robert Young, has taken the management of our Millimery and

| Man‘le Fitting Room. In this department we shall be able to show, in the course of a few days, the newest goods, selected person- ally by our Mr Paton, in the English mark- ets.—W. A. Wexks & Co. [ap 19 eod Frovr, Cornmeal and Oatmeal for sale a‘

Lemuel W right's, corner of Kent and Prince i| Street fap 15 3i eod To Hovsekeerzers.—Persons in want of |room paper would do well to call at Lewis’, Grafton Street, where they will find a large

variety to select from, very cheap.

jap 19 eod 3:1

1,000 Grain Sacks for sale cheap, oy W. E. Dawsen & Co's. ap24 \NK of P. E. Island paper taken at P. E. | tel and Fueniture Warerooms, for Furniture | j

for one week.—M. Burcurer, King Square. {ap i9 lw ‘uppers just received, at Dorsey, Goff & Co 8 dy wky—apl3 | Pea Soup (very nice), at Beer & Goft’s. [fe 6 Notes of the Bank of P, F, ‘Island are still taken for Bry Goods at the Louden Honse. [ap - | Havacts Loxe Herater—a good, simple | remedy for a troublesome cough or cold—for | sale at The A pothecartes’ Hall. Seep WueEat, forsale at Lemuel Wright's,

fap 15 3i eod s tu th

‘ ALL Ricut,’ is the general exclamation of

| all who have us ea Minard’s Liuiment, for it

always proves to be just what it is represent-

ed, apl3

Casu paid for Bank of P. KE. Island notes at the London House. ap 17

| Avery large stock of Christys’ London | Hats at L. E. Prow-e’s. al4

A Lines door key lost to-day, between

The finder will

please leave the same at the Family Grocery.

ap 18 61d Bank Netes taken at Seer & Goff s. ; [ap 10 | New hats, new Worsteds, new Tweed:, | ‘openng to day at D. A. Bruce's. al2tf | Olid Bank Notes taken at Beer & | Will be sold low Goff Se {ap 10 | ‘ut Co -A few tons for sale. Apply ' to HL ( ae ap |7

Miss Knight . Chorus—Hail to thes Liberty, from MOCRETUNNER: «6.6 « 65 Kes 085 Glee Club

14. Overture—Cornet Waltz. . Fairy Revels Band 15, Reeitation—The Parting of Douglas and Oe, ES Mr. Cleveland 16. Vocai Solo—She Wandered Down the Mountain Side. ....Mrs. Mal. MacLeod 17. Song—Come Whome to yon Children

and Me (in the Lancashire dialect).

Mr. Uuswo:tb

Overture—Grand March........... Rand

Grand Chorus, from Faust.....Glee Club God Save the Queen.

Tickets, 25 cents; Reserved Seats, 50 cts. To be had at the Drug Stores, Diamond Book Store, Bremner Bros., and at the door.

Concert aT 8

FRANK KENNEDY,

Ch’town, April 24, ’82--3in

JUNK

fy] SGHEST PRICE PAID FOR

18, 19,

See Com.

OLD IRON, OLD CAST METAL, OLD Z NC, OLD COPPER, OLD BRASS, OL*+ PEWTER, OLD LEAD, OLD ROPE, OLD CANVAS, and KEROSENE OIL BALRELS, at my store, corner of Gt. George and Euston Streets, H. COOMBS. Ch’tewm April t¢, '82—pat me 31

ALL RIGHT

\ ILL stand at “The North American

Hotel’? on May Ith, 12th, 25th and 26th, June 8ta, 9th, 22nd and 23rd, and July 6th, 7th, 20th ana 2. st. This will be con- tinued throughont the season, health and weather permitting. For furiber particulars see posters.

NEWTON LEE, April 22, 1882—tf

HALIFAX, N. §.,

THURSDAY, 27th INST.,

HALF-PAST THEEE O'CLOCK.

@Gueen, Eron Paddle Wheel Steamer.

May

R. D, CLARKE, Jr.,

Is instructed to sell at Public Anction, to the highest bidder, on THUKSDAY, 27th inst., at 330 o’clock in the afternoon, at the wharf North of the Deep-water Terminus; the iren padd;e-wheel steamer MAY QUEEN, built by Jas. Watt & Co., London, &6 tons register ; length, 100 feet; beam, 20 fe ‘et; hold 8 feet; and drawing 4 feet, Built in the’ most thorvugh manner, With five water-tight com- partments ; is fitted with two 25-inch cylin- dered Fngines. Passed the Board of Survey in 1879, since which has been very little used, and bas recently been pt in thorough order, This steamer being of light draught, strongly built, and large carrying capacity, would be verv serviceable for river naviga- tion or coasting purposes, or a lighter,

For terms aud further particulars apply to the Auctioneer,

R. D. CLARKE, Jr.,

April 21, 1982, Halifax, N. 8.

Estate of Late W, B, Allin,

rZ\HE Trustees being anxious to sel], will

receive offers up to May next, for a two story Dwelling Cottage, with nearly half ap acre of land, epposite Mr. Gay’s prope: ty. Malpeque Road; also for a Warehouse four stories high, and # good cellar, opposite the

police station. Exquire of J. W. PICKARD, JO8. KNIGHT. April 18, Fs$2.

Freehold Property!

FOR’ SALE.

—— «

YEXHE Subscriber offers at private sale her dwelling house, etore and outbuild ings and premises, situate on the west side of Lower Sprivg Park Road. It is a good stand for auy public business. The land has a front of fifty feet on the said road, and ruvs back by parallel line» one hundred feet. lf not previously disposed of by private sale, the same will be offered at PUBLIC AUCTION, on W ee the 3rd day of May next, at 2 o’clock, For further particulars teal on the pre-

mises to MRS. WATTS. Ch’town, April 18, ’82—eod

SADDLES & BRIDLES.

GRE AT B ARGALNS.

J UST OPENED,—

1 case English Minufacture, f-r cash,

JOHN STUMBLES, rge Street, April 17, '883—eo*t pd

Great Ge:

RnOMe

Cf

FORKS, SHOVELS, BACKBA

Hi

Charlottetown, April

NDs, CHAIN TRACES,

aan

APE IL 25. (1882.

HEAPSIDE.

VU:

fo suit the times.

oe

at Lowest Rates.

———- — 0:

NAILS, SPIKES, LOCKS, HINGES, AMES, WHIPS,

———-—-— 30: a

PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE,

HENRY

19, 1882 —2aw, wkly

We are new offering a first-class assortment of

HOUSEKEEPERS'

In Hardware, Groceries, Glassware, &c¢., at prices

GOODS,

@ur Tea, Ceffee, Flour, Molasses, Raisins, Currants, Spices, Canned Goods and General Groceries are ofthe Very Besi Quality and Marked

PAINTS,

OILS, &c., &c.,

GRHAT VARIBT WY.

Goods expressed to any part of the City and Railroad Station free of charge.

BEER.

ee

URN

any previ

aSmoking €

The profits

= My Steck ‘or the Spring

Desks im great variety,

® terms are, therefore,

Pr. E. ISLAND

nanan

O

ous show. Buyers of the following

ALL OF WHICH IS HOME MANUFACTURE.

Parlor Sets, in Birch, Walnut and Mahoga

with al| kinds of coverings at any price wished for.

iron Bedsteads, Officer and ;

hairs, Lovmges Cornices

Window Poles,

on the above stock will

“ash.

in future be

TURE WAREROOMS.

ANNOUNCEMENT!

Trade is abeut completed, and will excel

lines of

Furniture should not fail to inspect my stock :

"Bedroom Sets in Every Style,

LaLy,

ECOMMON BEDSTEADS FROM $2.00 UPWARBS©

No work can be more substantial and better finished than I offer.

small.

MARK BUTCHER.

King Square, April 12, |“82—1m pres

Hulls, Cargoes

Issues Policies trial Plans.

ASSETS Ist JANUARY, i882, - -

tsa SURANCE!

0:0

$939.5

and Freights insured at lowest rates.

——-

20:

CAPITAL, $5,000,000.

Every description of Preperty covered at lowest rates, by the undersigned.

———-:0:

CAPITAL, $15,066,009,

——— 0:0 —— —

- on the Tontine system.

20:

FRED. W.

Charlottetown, — 10, 1882— ed pat

°* SALE,—

Math }, 82—eaw

171 Ingots Tin, 33 Pigs Lad. PHAEE biOS, & O07

Ulart’s

|

, evening, commepoigg @68 p.m, Fronds hevitws, pp

The Great Western Marine Insurance Company of Rew York.

23.92,

Certificates issued

here,payable in England, on the Continent of Europe, or New York.

The Fire Insurance Association (Limited) of London, bug. |:

Policies issued

The Northern Fire Insurance Company of London and Aberdeen.

Every description of Property’ covered at the lowest rates.

The North American Life Insurance Company,

HEAD OFFICE TORONTS,

Also ordinary Life and Indus.

The London and Lancashire Life Assurance Company,

All.rates lower than the majority of Offices.

HYNDMAN, AGENT.

To Lobster Packers, The Liberal- Conservative

COMMITTEE

ifave secured Booms Next to E. Restanrant.

Open Market days, aud Meetings every | particulars apply to all

i

ito te Electors 0! ‘the “evond | Bistrict of King’s County. |G EXTLEMEN —The first act of the

i

present Government on assuming the jadminstration of affairs was to appeal to the Electorate of the Province fer an in- |dorsation of the personnel and policy of the Ministry. A programme was then for- mulated, which received the cordial ap- proval of the people, and to which the | Government have faithfully adhered.

| ‘The usual number of legislative sessions ‘constituting a General Assembly, having iterminated, the Government take the earliest opportunity of again consulting the constituencies, and of soliciting at the polls a renewal of public confidence.

On assuming office, the ministry found that the recklessness and extravagence of their immediate predecesso's had resulted in imposing upon the Provinee a large wmount of indebtedness. By amalgamat- ing some of the Departments, redneing the salaries of officials, d:minishing the cost of legislation avd of administration, as well as by improved management in every branch of the public service, the Gov- ernment have been enabled to remove the legacy of debt bequeathed to them by their opponents, and there is now a con- siderable surplus to the credit of the Pro- ;vinee. In view of this state of thicgs, and kno wing that they shall have sufficient revenue, for soine time to come, to meet | the public requirements end amply provide |for every interest, the Administration, in } pursuance of their po icy of lightening the 'burdens of the people, have felt justified in repealing the Assessment Act.

The Government have, by every means in their power. fostered agriculture and stock- raising, as the leading industries of the Proviuce, and they intend to continue increased encouragement in the same direction.

It is much to be regretted that the measures framed by the Ministry for the abolition of the Legislative Council, failed to meet the approval of a majority of ‘that body. The Government have done every- thing they could accomplish to give effect to the wishes of the people as expressed at the last General Election ; and it is their in- tention to submit to the LegislaturenextSea- sion measures providing for the constitution of one legislative body, and otherwise calculated to reduce the cost of legislation.

The Ministry are now engaged in endeay- oring to secure for this Province portion of the Fishery Award, with other compen- setion respecting the use of our fisheries by United States’ citizens, avd the business shall be diligently prosecuted to its ter- mination.

The attention of the Dominion Govern- ment has been called to the failure of Cansda to carry out the Terms of Confed- eration with this Province, by providing efficient steam communication, winter and summer, between the island and the main- land. The question is now under the consideration of the Privy Council, and it will be the duty of the Provincial Admin- istration to adopt such measures as shall secure to Prince Edward Island a complete avd satisfactory fulfilment of the Terms of Union.

On the subjects to which I have alluded, as well as on all other public questions, the policy which the Government enbmitted te jthe people at the lest general election, remains unchanged, and shall be pursued.

During the term of office of the present | Ministry, the blessings of conten'ment, | happinessand peace have prevailed through- out the Province, and it is the desire and determination of the Government to con- tribute towards a continuance of this pleas- jing state of things, by the practice of | economy an d retrenchment in every de | partm vent, and by an honest and faithful ‘ adwinistration of public affaire.

I have the henor to be, Your obedient a« rvant, W. W. SULLIVAN.

April 20th, 1882. pres ne kea sp pat li

—_—-

fo the Electors of the City of Charlottetown, Common and Royalty,

ENTLEMEN,—I have been requested by } a number of the Electors of ‘his District j tu offer myself #8 a candidate for your suf. | frages at the coming Election for the Local i Le gislature Ib Oppositienh to ucMminecs ot the | present Government, aud bave accepted the } Domination

The most important question at present afiecting your interests, and the interesis of the whole Island is that of the proper prose- cution of our undoubtedly jurt cleim toa sbare Of the Fishery Award, lo my opinion the Government heve not taken adi quate measures to press our demend, If clected I shali use every constitutional means to ob- tain @ proper recognition of our rights on this question,

Wiih regard to the administration of the fiuances ot this Province, my views are that the strictest cconomy should be practised in every Gepartmen), but at the seme time dune regard should be had to the efliciency ofall br incbes of the public services,

Another question which must soon be settled is that of the reduction of the now | excessive cost cof legislation, and, if elected | by you, my best efforts will be directed to- wards efiecting such a reform as will best check the lavish expenditure in this respect,

Owing to the suddennes with which this Election has been forced upon the country, it will be impossible for me to make a thorough persenal canvass of the City and | Royalty, and Ll therefore take this means of asking you for your votes

FRED. PETERS,

April 20, 1882.

TO LET a WELLING HOUSE, con\aining 10 rooms aid 2 Kitchens, with Coach House, Garden, etc, oppesite the residence of the subecriber. Dry Cellaraod . rain to the River, Painters, etc., now at work, Possession Ist May. Apply to

JNO, WM. MORRISON, April 18, 1882.

Wanted.

ry°WO GOOD NEN TO PE DLE GODS "| fur LGG3S, &c. Must fisd .heir own Teams, Apply at once, with reference, to BR. K. BRACE, April 19, 1882 —wkly

Freehold Farms,

) {OR SALEm—S+-verable valuable Farmea in i Gifferemt perts of the country, Fog

& Modell, daar

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