The Carbon advocate. (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, August 14, 1880, Image 4

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    VII in AND THAT.
Irish land owners understand just
t bough about farmlngto know howto'ralsti'
their rents.-
A Michigan journal says: "In this State
etiquelto permits a bride to bts married
without gloves, because that's ttio way she
handles thB'jjroom' after marriage."
PUZZLE.
Weary morfals racked with pain,
Ever seeking but in valti,
Bwoct relief from' mortal Ills I
Try, I pray, ireji's tAicr PUU I
A as surens morning's light
Cometh alter (hades of night,
O'er thy life, health's sun divina
Shall arise, in joy to shine
Light and health, and joy and mirth,
In sun-beams sparklo round thy hearth;
Vital energy shall start,
E'en to mnsole, brain and heart;
Rid the Liver of its load,
Purify the life, the blood,
Intercept disease and death,
Leaving fragrance on thy breath,
Lighten life of half its ills,
Bate and potent Liver Pills.
John Bull's very latest: "Why is the
American eagle gating on the setting sun
like an heir entering on his possessions?
Because he has got his beak-west.
STOP THAT COUGH.
BY C8IKQ DX. GERMAN'S COUGU AND COSSCMT
TIOK CDUX.
Warranted to gtve relit or money refunded.
ntiD tiie roLLOwmo lf.ttkb wnicu bats :
ilcssrs. Itowarth & Ballard.
Gentlemen: I take nlcosure in recommen
ding Dr. German's Cough and Consumption
Cure, as I have suffered with a severe cough
'sine last May. Have used all kinds of
Couch Mixtures, but could cct no relief.
'Mornings alter getting up from my beil I
would be so choked up that I could hardly
breathe: also frequently vomited soveiely.
A.friend directed' me to use Dr. German's
Couch and Consumption Cure. I did
but with little faith at the time, but after
using 1 changed my mind, and I can con
scieiitiously say, alter tukingoniy one bottle
J did sot only obtain relief but am not
troubled with that lullness in the morning.
.My cough nas slopped, and i can ootaln a
good night'a sleep something not enjoyed
by me for weeks before. Will close bv sav
ing if this letter will be of any benefit to
you, you may havo my consent to make it
I.uuiic. l cure very resiieruuuy,
J.E.DOOSIIAER,
171 Blcecker St.. Utica.
Remember after using of a bottlo- and
you are not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money as wo sell no euro, no pay,
price SO cents and $1 iwr bottle. As wo are
authorized to sell on these terms. Agent for
jjenignion and vicinity, a. j. uuriing.
Nuv. 8 ly c. o. w.
"Molly," said an American Home
Ruler, "if ye Iver take it into your head to
poison me, d'ye yc moind, be sure ye give
it to me in a glass of the raal ould stuff. I
would like to die note and comfortable
like."
TlioVol(ntcBcItCo.,3Ianliiill,nicU.
Will send their celebrated Electro-Voltaic
Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial.
Bpeedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write to them without delay,
nov.!2-ly.
A jury who had been directed to bring in
a prisoner guilty upon his own confession
and plea, returned a verdict of not guilty,
and offered as a reason, that they knew him
to be such a liar that they could not believe
him.
A Wlke Deacon.
"Deacon Wilder, I want you to (ell me
how you kept yourself and family well the
past Bcason, when all the rest of us haye
been sick so much,and have had the doctors
visiting us so often."
"Bro. Tuvlor, the answer is very easy. I
used Hop Bitters in time; kept my family
well and saved the doctor bills. Three dol
lars' worth of it kept us well, and ablo to
work all the time, I'll warrant it has cost
you and the neighbors one or two hundred
dollars apieco to keep sick the same time."
"Deacon, I'll U6e your medicine here
after." One of the Hackensack young ladies has
just come out with an elegant solitaire dia
mond engagement ring.and it is the hardest
thing in the world for her to try to look un
concerned about it.
Heat and Slckncvu.
During the hot and 6ultry weather an un
usual amount of sickness prevails in every
community," especially among females anil
children, caused by tho fermeuting mias
ma gas or nitrogenious matter floating in
the air, arising Irom decoying vegetation.
This bad air affects everything wo eat, ami
engenders In it a semi-fermentation, which,
when taken in tho system is like leaven,
and operates on tho whole, starting in the
bowels and Eoon producinga violent fermen
tation, causing diarrhma and dysscntery. It
has been found that the use of Specr's old
Port Grape Wine, of New Jersey, has an ex
traordinary effect in checking this fermen
tation and restoring the system to its origi
nal strength and vigor. Invalids and de
bilitated persons have found it the most nu
tritious and strengthening touic in the mar
ket, and the greatest help in resisting the
poisonous effects of the vitiated atmosphere
The wine, so long established, hns become
the standard wine upon which physicians
rely as the most rich In body and genuine
ro character, containing the great amount
of mcdiciual properties with the least lutox
icating qualities. Speer's vineyards produce
a larger yield this vear than usual, and ho
has reduced the price of bis wine so that any
person now purchase it of druggists at $1
per bottle. None of this wine is bottled un
til it is four years old. Qoiette. For sale
by A. J. Durllng, C. W. Horn, Lelilghton,
Rapsher & Zern, Weissport.
It is said that women live on love'
Bmall young men will bo interested to learn
that the love referred to is for baked beans,
beef soup, onions, and new spring hats.
Thousands of soldiers and heirs aro en
titled to Pensions, with payment from date
of discharge or death, if applied for before
July 1, 1880. Wound, accidental In
jury or disease entitles to pension. Bounty
and back pay collected. Increase of reu
nion secured. This firm cstabllilieil in ir
.Address, enclosing stamp,. ED80-S BROS.,
.u. a. iiuim Attorneys, ill u Direct, Wash
ington, U, J. tf
"If the county would give me as much
money as it paid, fees for.sendin' me here,'
remarked a vagrant in Jail, "I could buy an
outfit and go prospectm'. Instld' o! usin1
rna to develnp tho resources of the country,
they stick mo in here and board and lodge
me fur uolhiu'. Law's a queer lay-out."
In consumption there is continual In
flsmmation, causing gradual or rapid loss
of lung substance, according to its intensity,
wnicu aeiienus greauy upon mo severity
uud frequency of colds contracted. Dr.
Browning's C. & C. Cordial is wonderfully
efficacious in the reduction of this inflam
mation, and has effected some wonderful
cures. For sale bv the nronrietor. Dr.
Browning, 1117 Arch 6U, Philadelphia, or
"all druggists at 50 cents per bottle. Give it
a trial.
A legislator represented a lack district,
but had "Influence" out there, lie attend
cd Episcopal service on Sunday. "How did
you like it, Colonel 1" "Well, I was a little
put out at first, but I sson got used to it,
and tot ana ru and rs and tot as good as
any of tliem."
VOICC OF THE I'EOVt.n.
HILLSDALE, Mich
Jl. V. Pierce. M. D. i
I liad a serious disease nt' tho luncs. and
vras for a time confine! to my bed and un
der the rare ol a pliytkiau. His prescrip
tions did not help mo. I crew worte.
coughing wvtrely. I oommeiu-cil taking
... .11 1 TI I I. t . . ... '
nur .Mnumi iwrrr, which lieuieu nie
pnwilT. I Uve tU Several bottles, auJ
kin r-MoreJ to gXMt health.
.u jMr , .u umi h RjiETT
FARMERS' COLUMN
FA KM IOTi:s
John Aruey, of Ncwlin, Chester county,
has secured thirty bushels to tho aero In his
wheat crop.
A quart of milk to every six inhabitants
Is tho rule by which they calculate
the' amount of inilk required to supply the
population of any city(
Mr. D. L. Lesher, of Greens township,
Franklin county, planted Hungarian grass
in May last, which now measures 5 feel and
four inches In length
Two owners of one flock of sheep in
Humboldt county, Nevada, sold a few days
ago 20,000 pounds of wool, this year's clip,
an average of six pounds per fleeco.
Thousands of worms, in shape and color
like the cut worm, put in an appearance in
the two oat fields of Solomon Besboar, in
Fermanagh township, Juniata county, last
week.
Texas commenced raisingwool In 1845,
and has now 4,000,000 sheep. It is estimated
that Montana will produce this year80,000,'
000 pounds of wool, nearly as much as Cali
fornia.
A Maryland farmer has discovered that
potato bugs boiled will turn leather a beau
tiful scarlet color, and a company will bo
formed to mako dyeing mixtures from po
tato bugs.
Peaches require a warm, light soil. If
the people would take pains to raise seeding
peaches they would gradually get a race of
trees much hardier than those brought from
a more Southern climate
We have not only a greater variety of
fruits than any other country, but our cli
mate gives them to us in succession, which
adds greatly to their value and to thoconv
fort and enjoyment of our people.
A furmer in Lycoming county reconv
mends as a sure euro for snake bito n tea
made from the plant or herb known as
"Robin's plantation," which be says is to be
found upon almost any farm in the meadow
ground.
Feed horses according to their ago and
work reouircd of them. Full feeding and
littlo work disorders tho digestive orgaus.
Select only such hay as is the best quality;
that of inferior quality is dear at any price,
as thcro is no proper nourishment in it.
Le Due's plans for his experimental tea
farm are well advanced. Tho applications
for tea plants from American farmers aro in
creasing, and a farmer in Georgia has actu
ally raised tea equally as good as the im
ported article worth fifty cents n pound.
The Washington Jieportcr says that
Samuel R., aged 14,son ot Samuel Garber,of
South Strabane, Washington county, in ouo
day bound ninety-five dozen of oats, from 9
o'clock till sundown. Ho also gathered
nineteen dozen of it. It was all ordinary
binds.
The total wheat crop of IheUnlted Slates
iu 1879, according to estimates of the Agri
cultural Department, was 449,000,000 bush
els, and it is believed, with a favorable ch sa
of the harvest, that the product of this year
will exceed it to the ainouut of about 30,000,
000 bushels.
A Devon, cow is reported that made a
pound of butir in summer from 22J pounds
of milk, and Irom 15 pounds in winier.with
pasture only iu summcr,and In winter eight
ears of corn and two quarts of bran fed dry
twico a day. She gave 25 per cent, more
milk when milked three times a day.
In all probability the potato is the most
valuable vegetable produced, taking it the
world over; certainly there is no single one
for which so much labor and money is ex
peoded, and none so universally consumed.
The idea of a dinner without jiotatoes is the
best illustration of the idea of the play of
Hamlet" with Jlamlet left out.
Last year's wine product in France ag
gregated 505,400,00 gallons, or 250,01 0,000
gallons less than the prevous year, showing
the enormous falling off of nearly one-half.
The insect pests which have iufested many
of the wine districts for years have not been
the only cause of the diminished yield, but
it is largely attributed to tho unfavorable
weather of the past year.
It is asserted that fifteen or sixteen
years ago Chicago merchants obtained their
supplies of cheese from the East, while at
the present lime as much as 100,000,000
pounds of the compound pass through that
city annually for Eastern markets. During
tho same time prices have fallen about 25
percent., but aro still sufficiently high to
make the business very remunerative.
rarsnips, carrots, Swedish lurnins, and
csjiccially mangc.-wurzel, will all fatten
pigs. The roots ought not to he giyen In a
raw state, but always cooked and mixed
with beans, peas,. Indiau corn, oats or bar
ley, nil of which must bo ground into meal.
When pigi are fed ou surh cooked food as
wo have stated the pork acquires u peculi
arly rich flavor, and is much esteemed, es
pecially for family use.
The greatest enemy to young fruit tree"
is thecurcullo worm, and the mouth of June
being tho time when their eggs are deposit
ed into the trees from which como the lar
vre. Thero is no better season than now to
destroy them by digging about the roots
and following thera into tho trees through
the bark. Timely attention will Bave the
thrifty young fruit trees, an important item
of Interest to the farmer and nurseryman
The Mississippi Valley Horticultural
Society offers a pieimum of $100 for tho best
collection of apples by any state or local so
ciety, or by any individual, not to contain
more than 100 sorts, uud $50 for tho second
bett. For the best collection from an indi
vidual, of not over forty varieties, the pre
miunii are $50 and $25, und the same prizes
offered for the best ten market apples south
of37deg.; far the best ten between 37 and
41 deg., and for the best ten north of 41 dee.
These and other liberal premiums will bo
likely to bring together a large collection of
fruit and make the coming exhibition one
of Intereet.
Despite the veiy Ligh butter produce of
some cows reported rrom time to timo, the
average butter produce of the United States
is much below what might bo expected.
Professor Atwood, in referring to tho exai.
geralions abroad in refereuco to the produc
tion of butter iu the country, says In a com
munication to tho Country Gentleman: "The
average of Oregon county, New York, is
only 188 pounds per cow. For the wholo
country, deplorable as tho fact is, the aver
age Duller product caunot bo over 125
pounds a year for each cow, and is more
likely to be as low as ISO pounds. Seveu
millions of cows would then produce 840,-
uuu.uou pounds of butter annually." Does
not Canada, as well as the Stated, need more
oareiul selection of dairy stock!
The presant cattle grazing belt of tho
, tti, i c,. .
United StatM wiU IanJs ij abo 2.000
uilea In length And 350 in breadth. U
uetch from the Hi Qnnd to MamWU.
-1NSITR.E YOUR
National Mutual Aid Association.
W. B-WARNER flc CO.
General Managers Eastern Department
2D & 30 Scott's Block, Erie, Pa.
4,010 CERTIFICATES
Issued, The only aofe nnfl reliable ImUtn
ttnnthat rivva you JuMirnnco f ncnai coat
iviiloil Hiuuiig tho olllceia
trust cos.
Benefit of (lie Assurance.
ENDOWMENT VLXX t
Br natinconc no 1 for iTiombcrnbiD fen off 10
nn r per-on. litnloor femulo, between U10 aires
vi is 11 uu if 1 1 our. wuo iins it iinu cines lo.iiiii
record, may iccgito nceitiflouto ot inemutr.
tUip U3 10I.UWBI
IS to io-$5 oo-pnyablo ot death or at expira
tion of 23 eais.
30 to 42Hoio payable at death orot expi
41 to S4 -$,i,ooo -pa yable at death or expirn
Hon ot 15 rears.
61 to CO f 2 000 payable ot death or expira
tion ot 15 j cars.
An fiKRfflftmpTlt: fit nnn tlntlfir linnn oiolt mem.
vw win do ninuo mier encn uemii, cxi ept when
u'uiwh mimey euuusii in aurpius 1 mm 10 pay
LIFE PLAN.
Samo fee nnd iissfBment nbove except no
llOltler Of ft "Llfrt (VrMfliUlf iV Will nl. unv Hhin
ruoturluff bv loasoa of cxptiatiou of teiui ot
uu fiDoi'nattii lu lv an -'I'.iMiiivriiipiit i ;ri iinr-iir."
I4fe Certificate Trtll bo issued ns follows 1
IS to 24. ').0W At tlanth nnUv
30 10 41 H.Ot'O At death only.
42 to 64 . . 4 .93,000 At (U'aDi 0111V.
M to CO ti.OoO At death only.
GoodrespODslUlo AGKNT3 WANTED.
For Clrcilluis nr iiifnrmlttnn poll nn nr nrl.
dress,
CI50. W. KRSCR,
General Aeent for Chrbon. Monroe ond Pikn
PnUTllIn- Chilli H I TT 11,ltillTic,. Itniinl, ll.,.ni.
Gaibun county, l'n. ' fob. H.-tf.
CHAIlLIisS TjKNTSI. nirpnt fnr WMacmnrt
SPKEts'S
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used In tho principal Chinches lor Commu
nion purposes.
EXCELLENT FOR LADIES AND
WEAKLY PERSONS AND
THE AGED.
s Is is m mm
3S
WISTB
Speer's Port Grape Win !
FOUR ICAU SOLO.
This Celebrated Native Wino Is niaile from
the Julco rf the Opoi to Urupi' raised m tUa
oumiy. its invamaoio
Tonic and Strengthening Properties
are unsarpassrd by any other Xatlve Wine. be.
inffthepurf fmce of tho drape, pioJiiced uti
d( r Mr. bneet's own neraonnl fnriMrvtmnn.it-
tmrity und penulneno-s uro Ritaiuitteed. The
yuuntcai cmui mov p.11 iitK'o US f'euot'oUft
qualities, an iH ho weakest tnvulduso it to ml
oniape, ix it imrucumitv ueueuci.il tit tbo
reo and oebil.tnted, and smtrvl lo tho vm Ions
llments flint uflWm tlie weaker hot. It Nm
every respect A WINU TO UK itfcLICD ON.
SPEER'S
IPe Jo UBIWVs
The I. J. HTrrcriTlV i n Umn nt Cimnrlm
Character and pnrtukes of tho ro Cen mi.vttlo
of the (rrnpo from which U it iw.dn. iur IMn.
iv, iiicnnesr. Flavor ami 3iea:eal Properties, 11
will bo found unexcelled.
SPEER'S
This JinANDV stands nnilvnlrrt m thu
onntry, belli" for suiieiior for incdlciiial i.ur
posei,
IT IS A PU7U-; illstlllntlOii from the prove
anucunialus vntuu'jle nictlicinnl piopfiUca
I' liasn tle'lcnic IHvor. nlmilnr lo that of Nip
ctiidcs fiotn which ills illfti'l. 1 qui) is id ureal
taror among fit st-cli-s fninlllu.
fee Hint the sigimtuie of AI.FI'ED SPKKR,
Patsaie, -V. J., is over the cum or each bottlo.
SOLD tlV IKUGGISTS,
and 1)7 A. J.- Durlinu. C. T. Horn, Lclitgli
ton and o. v Lent of '.Veissnort.
iec. 27-yi
Iofi'iislvu llcillrathm
Ii a precaution which should never bo neg
lected when danger Is present, and therefore
ticularly desirable, (Specially for tho feeble
and sickly. As a remedy for hillloucnFF,
dyspepsia, nervousness. un( trowelcompluinis,
there is nothing coin parable to this wholesome
u cuurie ui mo miters hi i iui sea 'on is par
ruBiurauve.
For sale by all Drujrulstg and Dealers
Kenerully.
l LJii o Lvy i to. jurv, even ny necident,
or any dtseite en tit leu soldier vt the letu wur
to h pennu. A l pHiiHinns by lhe law ol Jnim
arv. begin iuck atnrtato or disehnrfr oi
death or a bo idler All entltlrd should ipplv at
once. ThomiudS) who are now amwinic pen
mou are entitled to au mcienso. soldiers uud
widows ot thf war f tbli, and Jlexlomi war are
entitled lo pensious. I IioukoiiiIs aie vet entl
tied to bounty Out tlou't kLnw H. Fees In all
cases only fio.CO. bend mo faTAmi hr new
laws blunts ami instructions to NAT. U'AHI)
Jr'UZtittKALD. U. U. CUilH ATIOKNEV, ISOi
5i. Washington, JJ.U. dec.:7.tf.
To the WorklOBClsss We are powprepar
rfl to lurnUh all cIusb ts wi h oountaui eaiptov
meat fit home, tin whole ot tiie lime or lor
their spare moment. II u hfvr Jipht aud
rrolltsble, reismsof either ex oswlv aaiu
f rim S3 t-eats to $3 per nviniif. and a pr. vmh.
tlonaltum bv Cevotms their whole tluito the
bueiuesi, Huts nd slrls earn ueai Iv ao mueh
ftsimii. Thdtalt who i ethts notice mavMnu
their Hildrein. and tett the busiitucA. tto iiuike
this offsr i To tsucb as are not well Min-hen,
we wih send on dollar to pay for tiie tiouble
of wntlnff. l-'ull vaitlcnisrH and outfit tieo.
Addrea. (lEUUOiS STiKSON )t COM )'ort
Una, Maine. July lOyl.
PENSIONS!?
proiured for aJl
ol
the
iuvr iiistiniea iu
-. territ e f obi aar
oiau alsK) tor he rs iif I'ecased uo.dieia The
Mifthteht disaMtitv entitle to pension. Ten
sions Increased Ibe uwj beioR tume Uber4l
unw, tluMMiuds r iutu.ua lo kictwr rates. '
wbo aio nouln a to vhttlin I'l.tiih il to aur
tulnu nhoulit t-i'i.d two x !auI bUuiis fur our
Auiir.s wii u.p. .mnMiir io.
Cioud lltnldlss. Wo luulm " 1
JUMBLES'.
The pcnrl ndopsliin of
fonctic spcln wud nok Josh
Billings hurt n kite.
Little Johnny: "Mamma,
can 1 give Carlo tins lump o
suBart" "No, my child, it
spoils the teeth; eat it your'
self."
The time of the spicing
and pickling ol hint has come,
and the economical housewife
may be seen going through
her husband s vest pocket for
cloves.
Strong men shudder and
grow sick as the fearful news
floats through the newspapers
that "milliners are returning
from Europe with models of
the coming bonnet."
A reporter calls at the
banking house and takes notes
and it's all right. Along comes
another fellow, takes some
notes and gets jugged for five
years. This illustrates the
privileges enjoyed by the press.
It was "Dizzy" who de
fined the differance between a
mishap and a misfortune. "If,"
lie said, "Mr. Gladstone should
tumble into the Thames, that
would be a mishap; if some
body should fish him out, that
would be a misfortune
John Bull and his friend
Paddy were enjoying a ride,
when they came in sight ol an
old gallows. John thought
he would make a butt ol Pat,
and so he said: "You see that
Pat! And now where would
you be if the gallows had its
duel" "Riding aloue," coolly
returned Pat.
Who shall portray the
agony of the young man who
sits in the front parlor with
Ins beloved during a hot Sun
day evening, and gradually
finds that his collar is going
dead back on him by entering
into partnership with the
perspiration, and that soon he
must join the old folks in order
to make it appear that he came
as much to see them as he did
the girl.
-"Bah! to think I should
come down here to repose my
self a while on the breast of
our mother, Nature, and draw
new life from her sweet breath,
and to avoid every sordid
earthly care; then to find that
my landlady is sister to the
old woman I owe a year's rent
to, and that the old woman is
to-morrow to
repose on the bosom of Nature.
uid so forth, and so forth, and
so forth."
A Freeman reporter has
been investigating and nnds
that 20,000 cigars are sold
weekly in Kingston, one-third
ol' which are smoked by young
aches ol that city.
During the
late Zurich
the concert
singing
festival
lall was placed, by means of
a Bell's telephone, in com
munication with Basle, and
the choruses, it is said, were
distinctly audible there.
:V woman in Maishall
county, Kansas, has had bad
luck with husbands. Two of
them were hanged by vigilance
committees, a third was sent
to the penitentiary, an a fourth
committed suicide. Nothing,
bad has yet happened to the
fifth.
-In 1326 the father of the
Doge
of Venice preferred
always going bareheaded to
pulling off his cap to his son,
until the Doge thought of
placing a golden cross in front
of his cap. The father then
rcassumed his cap, and when
ho met his son pulled it off,
saying, "It is not him I salute,
but the cross;" and from that
time the cross becama an
ornament of the ducal cap.
Ol the astonishing speed
ol tho animal called the jack
rabbit, a writer in a Colorado
paper says: "I never saw
anything that can run as fast
as a jack rabbit. A long
legged greyhound undertook
to catch one, and after playing
along for a short time and
encourageing the dog, the
rabbit suddenly started off and
distanced his enemy in about
three seconds, The dog gave
up the chase at once returned
to the wagon the most crest
fallen and disappointed and
meanest-looking dog I ever
saw."
Professor "What ate
tho constituents of quartz!"
ShldfMlt "Vints " A bllllld
biiule creeps over the class.
c cic it ui lhe
lllVatll Ol lilt.
A mW LIQUOB SI0BE
IN LEHIGHTON,
!&. M m D M IL IE w
formerly of ALT.nNTOWN, respectfully Informs tho Hotel Keopcrs and Oltltens gcnorslly
tunljio lias opened a NliW L.IUUUU oTUHU Id Fawcett's Building, nearly opponlto tho
" uaroou iiouse," on
BANK STREET,
with a full stock of
coJtruisiNO
Brandy, 'Whiskey, Gin, Hum,
Port,
to wliluh ho Invites tho attention of purchasers,
Iteny Un.li. FATKOJTAUJJ INVITED.
Maylsl,1880-jl
The People's Drug &
If you want anything in tho Drug lino at bottom prices
go to tho Old and lteli.xblo Drug Store, in Dr. N. B
llober's Block, "near tho Post Office,
A. J. DURLING, Proprietor,
Wlierti vou will Und a full mid complete stock of
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Soaps,
finishes, Combs, &c.
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