HASZARD’S GAZETTE, MARCH 10.

EASTER SHOW ' 3' Fat Cattle, Sheep, and Stallions, to be held on the Market Square, Charlottetown, on Wrcuiv ras- zux, the 4th Jtprit, I855.

‘PREMIUMB. Isl Cliu.i——Fut 0.»-en of any age. For the best I"at Ox ofariy age £3 0 0 “ 2d b t d do 2 0 it 84,-:Clas:——Fat Oren culvert since lat Jan., I552. ‘irst ‘rile ‘ t) 0 Second do 2 0 0 341 CIass—Besl Fat Cow or Heifer. First Prize £2 0 0 Second Prize. 1 0 0 Pens of 3 Fat l‘Vellters. First Prize | to 0 Second Prize. 1 0 0 Pen: of 3 Fat Ewe. First Prize 1 lo 0 Second Prize. I 0 0 . Best Curcusc of Pork.

First Prize 1 0 0 Second Prize. 0 10 o

STALLIO./V. . On the stone day the following Premiunis will (flared for l.-land bred Stallions, viz.-

be

First Prize 5 0 0 Second do 3 0 0 Third do. 2 o o

By Ordor, C. STI'}IVr\II'I', Sec'y. Cotmnittcc Iloorrr, January l7tli, I855.

BRITISH PBRIODCALSI E./IRLY copr—r';—s S1~.‘(,‘I-.‘RIv.‘D.

EONARD SCn'l"l' & C0. New York, continue to Re-publish the following British l'eriodiculs,

YE. .

l. The London Quarterly Review (Conservative)

2. The lltlinburgli Review (Wlii;;.)

3. The North Ilritisli {evicw (Free Church.)

4. The Wcstinin.-tor Review (I.iberal.)

5. B|aclrwood‘s I'.dllII.IllI'gIl Illagazine ('I‘ory.)

The present critical state of European afliiirs will under these puI)llC.tl.l0ltS iinunitally iiitert-sting durin the fortlicoiningyear. 'I'lrey willoccupy ‘I iniddlegiouiid between the hastily written news iii-ins, crude speculu- tions and flying rumours of the daily Journal, and the pondcrous Tome of tho uturo historian, written after the living interest and excitement of the great

litical events of the time shall have passed away.

lie to those Periodicals that I'CiIlI\‘l'tl must look for the only rt-ally iutclligiblnand rcliuhlohi.-itory ofcurrent event.-:,:iird a<suclr, inittlditioiitotlnziru ._-ll-establislied literary, scicntilic,and ili.m|ogio:;l ch; ':tcter, we urge lheiri upon the 4-,onsi.lur:itioa of tho rt.-atlirig piihlic.

Arraiigi-ineut.-i ar-- rio\v pui'iiiarnsiitl\f made for the re- ceipt of early slivers fvoiii tho: Ilritisli l’ubli-.li-bra, by which “it: are enabled to place all our lie-prints in the Ilflllllst‘rSttli<¢‘i'ilii'r#. ;''n- i' .'i-'. simn us tlwv can lg,’-fur. nislied with the tirreigzt t'\I_'>lt‘.~. :‘illltI'E"lt.Iltl§ liivoltcs 3 Ve")' l-'”'lXl«‘ mill-'i_)’ on our part, we :. (‘.t7ItiIII'.It} to furnish the l’ei'iodic:ils at the .~;iim.- low tt.-s as lir,'re- fofore, viz :—

Iii

Per art. For any one nfthc four II:-vioivs $3 ()0 For any two ofilrc four IIr'\lt5tt‘s, 5 ()0 For any three nfthe four lleii us, 7 on For all four oftlie Iiovitrwa, 8 to

For Iil:ickivood's T'il:ig:rziiioe, For Illaizkwood and three ll.-rii--.vs, For Illackwoozl and the four ll.-vi.-we, Puymrtnls to [:0 movie in all (’tl\(’3' in vrrtrrrrawe.

N. B.——t..-so‘; ('0 h we rt-I-irirtly pulilislrctl.niid have now for sale, the “I";\ll.\ll".lI>‘ (il'l|)|-2,” hy ncmv Steplieiis, of lldinburgli, and the late Prof. Nirrton, til' Yale College, New llavt.-ii, coinpletu in ‘.3 vul.~a.. royal octztvo, cotrtairiiiig ltiutt p:i:__rr:.-', II steel and (S00 wood _eiigrnviiigs. Price in lttllillll liiiidiiig. . ‘ This Il."Jt‘/r‘ is .\'(I’1‘llt' olil " [too]; of u,,« £'arin,’; ‘lately RESUSCITATI-JD amt 1/lrou-,,',,p,,,,

e mar ‘c .

George ’I‘. Ilaszard, will supply suliscriherg in Pnnce Edward Island.

Grifliu’s Portable Cyclopredias.

In Svo, with nurnerous Iingrnvings, I73. 6,], hemiotry: With its application to .\lim.-ralo;.:_v, I’litsiolo-gy, um] the Arts, by lhber 'I'hoirison, .\l.l)., I'.'I{.S., I".C.:l.

New Edition, in one vol., Svo, Ila, 3,|_ Embellished with .\I.'tp~,t and tItllttt3rt)u:I Illustrations. Biblical Cyctopscrtia:

Or Dictiuiiary Illnstratiiig the old and New Tes- taments, Eastern .'\lrIlqllIllt:!, tiuo_,-_rr.rpliy', Natural History, Sacred .~\nn.ils and lliography. ‘I‘ln-.o!ogy and giblical literature, by the REV. John Eadit-, l).I).,

In Bro, with above I30 woodcuts, I7s. 6d.

Universal Biography,

Edited by l".liliu llich, embracing a series of Origi- nal Memoirs of the most ccl.-bruted persons of all

times. For sale by HASZARD & OWEN, Iloolritellerii and St. tioners,

BIBLES AND PSALM BOOKS.

ASZ:\l{I.I 81, UWISN have opened this r.'.:y

.‘~ it suppl of Pocket Bibles and Psalm Unlike,

.. Pulpit Bibles, Testaments with Psalms, &c., whict. thy offs for sale, at very low prices.

BEPTHE CHES'I‘...D: MIR AS'l‘l.I~lY COOPER, IIAu1'., M. I).,ihe V eniiuent Medical Practitioner, has left a valu- able lr-gacy to the world, in his Grim-r I’ur:vr.:n- rivi-2 oi-' Consvniprtos, and unfailing cure for

d and (It vised ilic rise ll'}b'I‘ PRO-

'nv-

Sir A. (I. l3ai~t_, I cute I 'l'I'lI) 1“l_,‘l{ CI

of the M l<Zl)l(‘r./t

tions. ns_a certain and s:if«- s iicld against those tearful diseziscs.(Jm.su:i.ptioii, llroncliitis, Asthma, Lotitzlts, l...‘olds, and other allections of the Lunzs, Wlllt5Il]'aI’tl8 l}:)ll'}tl the exposed state oi’ piclchcst, accor mg to as ion and the continua cianncs of tnir climate. ’ B

"' The Protector " is simply a chemically-pre- pared llurl, lined lwit sli‘lk and padded, which, suspcrn H "min i to tree covers the chest in so iigreealilo ii. manner, that,,once worn, it becomes a necessity and a (‘am or!

“ Tho Protector," although btit recently intro- duced into America. ls making rapid progress through the United States. the Canadas, South Atirerica, and the \Vest Indies. It has for it long time been ti staple article in England, and on the (.‘ont.inent of l‘lut‘i:po, while it has grown in many countries to the position of an article ofdress.

'l'o du.-iiioiistrate these facts, enquire of any Eltklish l'f?Sltlt.'|ll in your vicinity ofhis lrnowledue ofihe ht.-ni:t‘n:i:i| etiiects of wearing the l’.oteci;r, WITHOUT irrcouirsic 1'0 DOCTOIHNG of any kind. The cost of wearing these articles is a merctrifle. and one will last some years. 0 one who va- lues the healtli of himsclfor his family will be without them. The hospitals in this country are not alone recnniinenditig them, but rapidly intro- ducing tln.-in. llarcourt, llradley & ()o., of Lon- don, and Manclicster, England, were originally entrusted wit-.1 the mapnfucture of the Protectors, by the Iainenterl Dr. (.oopc-r, and continue to ma- facture according: to his original instructions, and tllierefuro recommend those who would wear "The

i i " I ' ’ ' . '° °° i’;'.§’.:.i..'.’..».-".5? '.‘.’s.'l'.°"9'."."."..".ri." Ladies’ do. 6 do Boys‘ S: Misses‘ do. 4s. 6d. do. IIAIICOUIUI‘, BRADLEY 6; Co. 38 Ann Street, New York, .‘S., And at London and l\lanclieater,l‘.ngltind.

II. I}. & (Jo. are establishing Depots for the SIIIP of“ 'l'lm Protector ” in all parts of America. l’l|.VSi(?l3|IS. S|1|'«.'non.~i. Driiggists. Clothiers, Dry Goods Morciiaiits, Hatters and Milliners. also Gentleman's l"uri-isliiugg. Store-Keepers. arc cri- trusted wiih the wholesale and retail di.~.iiibution of them. and to whom most liberal terms are ollizreil for their enterprise, aiiil a spleiiiliil oppor- tunity opens to them for a safe and profitable lJU.\lllCSS.

llAllt.TOl7R'I‘. Illl;\l)I.l‘IY S‘. f‘o. 3:)‘ Ann Street, New York, U. S.

A supply tlazlv t-xpvt-toil. (F-ICU. 'I‘ ll.\ 2~'7.AIll),A -_n-nl for P. I‘). Island.

I?0ll S.\l.l‘I — (iitovmr Isruuvu, situated in

I’ llicliinuird liuy. about one-fourtli of a mile from I'rincotown.

l This Isl.-ml t:unt.~iina ulunii 80 acres, and no It fIs‘II-

l . liar tag ii

iii; stiitiuii is tint-ipi.-ill.-d in this Isliiriil.

;§IllIIL'It'lII dt-ptli til’ ivntur on one sirlc for vi-.~'sel.v4 of 3 00 large lvurthon, and bring t-iitirr-ly frt-is front drift .-‘ttlltl. 9 ()0

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In on

An iiidisputublo, 'l‘itl-- will be gin-it; and for fnrtln-i‘

lottutoivri. April 22. I85-I (lirw tf)

Just Published. T II E l£.iltV.‘.lll)

FOR 1855.

I7ont:rining llt-.3 pro-r-ot t.'.iu-rn=ireutol' tho Ilritisli rm-riizari t‘oloniu~'. Import-I, llxpurtsi and lit-venue ofilii.-i I.'ll.t£t|I, and all the use .I lists of Courts, Ma-

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Tllli llllNlb'Tl§ {'5 l“.“.:’tllLY, rm. W. ii."iiiT:'i‘iii«;iii.\'o'i'oi~t. AYTIIOII of

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January, _t2th, I855.

p.'II‘lI(‘.tIlttr~l, t.'ppl_\‘ to War. |"ont:Aiv, l“..~'q., Cli:ir—?

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TI-IC'I‘()ll to all persons of all ages and condi- fgical :\‘itp. Sections, and Figures of Fossils.

In preparation, and to be published in 1855. ACADIAN GEOLOGY:

A popular account of the Geological Structure and lllimeral Resources of Nova Scorn, ./lm" portions of the neigltboring Colonies. By J. \V. Dawson‘, I".G.S. &,c. VIII’. nbove Work will consist ofubout 300 octovo . page», and will be illustrated by a large Geolo- It will include. in large mass of unpublished notes, referring to Nova Scotizt, Capo Itreton, Prince " ward Island and pints of New Brunswick, the substance of six- teen papers cotitrihuted by the author to the Geolo- gical Society of London and other Scientilic Societies, and notices of the more recent discoveries of other Geologists. Thesn iiiatcriiihi will be arranged in such it inuitncr as to present to the general reader a complete view of the structure of Nova Scotia and the neighbouring districts, as far as at present known. ' its relations to the facts and principles of general Geology, and to the present and pturtpcctl\'o value of the useful inincrit a. tilt the view of ascertaining the number of copies likely to be required, subscription lists will be left with Messrs. A. at W. .\IcKinlay and E. G. Puller, Halifax; lllcssrs. J. Dawson & Son, Pictou; Mr. A. Lawson, Ynrmoutli; Mr. W. II.Crawl'ord. St. John; Mr. G. '1‘. lltiszard, Charlottetown. Price to subscribers, 9s, payable on delivery of the work. Price after publication, roe.

LIVE R COMPLAINT,

.-\L'Nl)ICI"., l)YSl’IiI’SIA, Chronic or Nervous l)ebility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and till diseases arising from at inordered liver or stomach, we as Constipation inward Piles, fullness, or blood to the head, acidity of the stomach, Nausea, Ileartburn, disgust for food, fullness or weight in the stomach, sour eructations. sinking, iir fluttering nt the it oftho stomach, swirnmiiig of the head, hurried and ditlicult breathing, fluttering at the heart, choking or IIIEOCI-r ting sensations when in a ying osture dimness o vision, dots or webs before the sight, fe'vcr and dull pain in the head, tlclicicncy of perspiration, yellow- ness of the skin on eyes, niu in the side, back, Cllttllfiliittlbs, &p., padded Ilitishes pl’ heat, burning it:

no est, constant nnawtn rigs in en, an grea depression of spirits, car: he effectually cured by

I)oc'ron IIOOFLAND's c:r.r.iiItA'i':n GERJI./1JV' BITTERS, prepared by DR. C. RI. Jackson, Jtlfllldll Merliciiie Store,

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'l'licir power over the nbovc dis.e.rses is not excelled, if erpialled, by any other prt-paration in the United States, as the cure.-r .'|IIt.'.~l, in many cases after skilful physicians lliltl Iiiilietl.

'l‘ln-.~'e Ilittrrs are worthy the attention oflnvnliils. 't).-t:4cr;.~'llig grc-at virtiit-,5 in t to rr-riiticzitiuit of the iver and l:.'.~.~t-| '::I.]||gl\‘, ra.\t:rcisiitg tl.:- mo.-i scarttliing power in \\‘t‘€ll(il€-'~ rintl ItIII.‘l'.II’|It§ nftbc tlige.~itit'n tit‘- gans, tlu.-y are witliztl .-'al'e, certain, and pleasaint.

'I'*:.’i./tony _/‘ram Jlluilte.

n1"l‘, llrooklyri, lllrtiiic, July

C.\P‘t‘. llnmrzr. Ann " IIIUNI tick one \l'lII' ago,

Iti, lfllll, .~t:.\.s. “

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I st April. upon my p'is.~‘age from lI:t\ttII|tlI to (‘bar- lr-.~ton, S (7. At the latter pl:ir--- I took medicine

.'irtdprot'itrt:tl i'lpll_\.~’It'.l.‘ltl. but ft)l'lt'Il tl.t_\'s cuuldolitiiiit no ri- ii-I‘, no sli-r-p or appetite. At last Itllxlllg up it tl‘\\'.~‘p.«pv-r It wing your .'|lI\'t.'flI\'I'Ill|‘tiI ol" IIOt>II‘llt(I'8 (ii-riii;iii l'~iitri*»' til it. I .-‘ant for .-"urine iiiitiietlintialy, tliis was about I0 It’i:.ut.'lr, at ll o‘t luck I tool.‘ the Iir.-t (It|.~'t,‘, .llitl uiri-tltt't' at ti o‘r.!ot-l.. 'l'lie t-ll?-ct was so i.ipi.l on in--, l":tl l liail :i 11-"'(l1t]ip"Illtt for supper, and H‘~'lI‘tI \\I ll ti. II. night, .: s.l th-- |tt'.\Itl1I)‘ found me it \\t‘Il iiinii. I It in not h«~:~n -.iitlior.t your int-tlicliis) siriro, ll.'l\'l' 3: l"t‘|l ~.nliri:: l|'!I\\'l'|'ll ll.i|tiirtorc, I'|t:tt'- ln-~t III iltiil ti v \\ <~.~t luilizi I.~i:iiirl.< ever Y~llIf‘t.‘. l-no non gum: tip -_-i:in;; to run, and reside in this il.tl‘,(‘, ivlivro you .~'lIt|IlltI lr:i\e nu zzgeitcy, its you CU|ll'l \l.'llI1lf,L{n‘(Il‘.tl|llliFH Ill. It."

Jos. I5. II.ti.i. 8; Co , l’n-~'ipio Isle, Aroostook ‘.70., Mtllllt}, April 24, I554, sit : "\\-2 lierewttli sond you it ('(‘I'lllIf.‘itlU ofa curo perforini-d by the use pro.-ily our lrnlflt.‘ otilre tic-rtnsixi Ililters, we think ;\lr. Cl:iik to ho zr man of vi-racity , and have no doubt oftltn truth of his story,"

llli.-s.-iirt. Jm. ll. Hull 61, ITo.—(ieiitlcinuri—In tins- wer to your iiizpiivies, I will state that my rlauglitur, .lgt’lI about Hi years. had been coitiplaiiiiiig of it p:iiii in hi-r sido, tor I-ix or seven years, and about the first .I:inuarv l:i.~t, tvus l.Il(t.‘II down rind coiiliitt-tl to her bud. 'I'ln.- pain in ho-r flllltt tvas vnry .uevore,lit-sidvit being trouhli-d \\ ith pains Ilt‘I\\’F.'t‘II her sliouldr-rs and in her lireast. I"roni rt-ntling ii niiiiilicr of ('tll‘t.‘il per- foriiwd by “llooll'ittd‘s (lcrnian Ilittri'i~:" I was iii- duiwil to try it in her case, and sent to your store and purcliaeetl one /.n.‘t.’.'. She had Inlren it but it few «lays ulien she began to iniprovo-., and now, after tak- ing only one bottle, HI|t'. is t-njoying hotter health than she hair for writs. Slur for-la no pain in her side or in :rny part oflrer body, and attributes li-.-r cure entirely totlu-. (:9-rmau ittt-rs. Wii.i.iAsi Cmitirr,

Saltiioii Iirook, Aroostoolt (‘n., Me.

You should bear in mind that these llitiors are IZNTIII i:i.v v nu ii:1'A aux, tli--rohy pom-on-tirig advan- tages over most of the preparations recomtiiended for similar diseuseir.

For sale by reiipcctiiblo dealers and store-keepers

geiiurully. T. Dl'.SlIT{lSAY. 8!. 00-»

The Far-famed Medicine 2

PILLS.

HOLLOWAY’S

SURPRISING CURE 01'‘ A CONFIRMED ASTH- MA, AFT!-.‘ll‘ FIVE YEARS’ SUFFERING.

Thefollowing testiinoniultias been sent to Prqfeuor Holtou-uy, by a genticnunr mnned ' leton, of Scotland R014, Liverpool.

videncc, of restoring me to sound heiilth,olter five years of severe atlticiion. During the whole of that period, I have suliercd tho most dreadful attacks of Asthtns,l'requently of 8t5Vr.'t‘I|I weeks’ duraiion,attend- , ed with a violent cough, and continual s itting of ’ phlegm intermixed with blood. This so I took my constitution that I was tmliitud for any of the active duties of life. I was attended by sortie of the most eminent medical men of this town, but they failed to ivo me the sligliiest relief. As it last retired ,I tried your Pills, and in about three months they ct ected a orfect cure of tho dist.-ass, totally eradicated the nth, and restored tone and vigor to the chest and digestive or ans. lam, Sir, your obed igne II

Dated Jan. 1st, 1553.

O °'U

ient Servun ,

I . MIl)DI..I‘l’I‘ON.

A PERMANENT com: or A DISEASE!) LIVER, or MANY runs’ DURATION.

Copy qfit Letter from Jllr. Gamir Chemist, Yeo- vil, to Professor Holloway.

Dear Sir,—Iii this district your Pills command a more extensive sale than iuiy other proprietary medi. cine before the public. As a proofof their ctlicacy in Liver and Bilious complaints, I may ineution the fol lowing case: A la y o this town, with wlrotn I am personally acquainted for years, was a severe sufferer from disease of the Liver and digestive organs; her medical attendant asriur--il her that he could dono- thing to relieve her ruitll-ring.-1, and it was not likely she could survive ruuny months. This announce- ment naturally caused great alarrri among her friends and relations, and they induced her to make a trial 0 your Pills, which so iiriproved her general health that she was induced to continue them until she received it perfect cure. This is twelve months ago, and ghe has not expcriontu-rl any symptoms of relapse, and often decl:ireri that your Pills have been the means of saving her life.

I reiiiaiii, lb.-or Sir, yours truly, ~" nod J. GAMIS. Nov. 23, I852.

AN ASTONISIIING ITIYIKI-I 01-‘ CHRONIC RHEU- .\IA'I'IS.\I, .\I"'I'l2Il IJEING DISCIIARGED I"lIt)!lI 'I‘III-2 Ilt)§I'lTAL INCURABLE.

Copy of a Letter _/'."tini Jlr. IV. Jloan, of the Syn./it’, lI'iItL‘lu‘slcr. 'I'o Professor IIOI.I.0\\‘A v,

L"ir,—I liq; to iuti_~roi you that for years I wit] a sulliarr-i from (‘lironn liltt'|IttI:tll.-‘Ill, and was often laid up for WOIIIIH to-,;otli<-r by its nevi-re and painful att:i«'li.~. I tried ('\'t_‘I"\IIIIII:,g that was rcvoririiieiidcd, and was ttlletnltrd by one of the most eminent sur- geoini in this town, but UIJI-tIItt!\I no roliefwhatover; and fearing: that my liraltli would be entirely broltcn up, Iwma itiduct.-tl to go into our (.‘oniily Iloepitnl’ wliuro I hail the II~.~l mmlivnl lrcattiieiit the Institu- tion :ili'ordml, ::ll of \\ltlt‘lI provrd of no avail, and I camv out no heir.-r tlizttl I went in. I was lIIL'n ud- visred to try your l’il'.-I. and by pcrwveriiig with tltctn was perfectly curt-d. .'HllI enabled to resume tnv occu- patrui, and altliougli ii --ousidorable p(‘|’I(v(I Int; claps- oil, I have felt no return tvliatever uftlio cottiplaittt.

I am, Sir, your obliged Servant, -*‘ii.~ne.i w. noon.

Oct. tltli, I852.

.’I7iese celebrntcit Pills are rt-omlnfully cficaciout in ttir_;'..llon-t'ng rostpluiislr.

Agun llropsy Iiillunimtttiott Asthma l)_v.-uriiiery Jaundice ililions I.‘ooiplairit.~4 I-‘.rysipel.ts ver Com.

ltlotelit-s on the shin I"urnalu IrregtIlari- plain llowol (fouiplaints ies Lntiibago Cliolic.-z I"cvcrs ofall kinds Piles Constipation oftlm I-‘its ltlwunmtigm

tioui Retention of (Ionsuiription lleatd-ache rino Dehiliii Indigestion Scrofula, or Sore 'l'liioats Storm and Gravel K" ig’s Evil Plt.'t‘.0Iltl.'II'y Sy nrp- 'l‘ic Dolonreux Tuniours

7

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ieucreal Atlections Wortris oftill Ulcers ltinfi

Weakness, from whatever cause, die.

Sold at the Iistalilislirrrent of Professor IIot.i.owaYs 2-H, Strand, (near Temple Ilar.) Loiidon , and by I” respectable Ilruggistit an ' llledicincs

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" llnwanu Corr, Grand l-'lVt!I’,

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Jan I. 'lo:.si/us,

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Jams: Products, New London.

throughout the Civilized World, at the following ’ pricrs :— u 2.. 5s. 8s. and 20s. Currency each Box. l There iii a considerable saving by taking the [nrgrr nizo . _ y N. B.--l)irociions for the guidance of patients in every disorder allixod to oaoh GEORGE 'I‘. IIASZAIID. sols Wholesale Agent for P. E Island. .

Ti Sir,-—Your Pills have been the means, under Pro-

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now."-§ egg-1.-«