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BKEUflER'S HOT SE0T.
AHHAIL1NU ULalNK WIXUUCT HKHUT,
he Tflls An Immense Itroeklyn AnnlKne
Vrhy iiruvrr Utavelaed Saeul.i be hltcted
frtsldeiit of the Natien,
Before an audlenoe that atraleed tha
capaetty of the Brooklyn rink en Wed
nesday evoDletf, Rev. Ileary Ward
Beeeber made a striking ipeeeh en the
l9suca of the campaign. lie tald in
ubstaoeo t
" Before many of yen were born I wan
roekiug the oradle of the Repabllean
party. (Applause ) I am new opposing
lbt party whose oradle I roeked beeause 1
de net mean te be a pall bearer te carry
i be co 111 a of that party te the grave.
(Qreat obeerlnir.) Gentlemen, the Re
publican party la en its way te dostrue destrue dostrue
tleu, unless you turn the switch and run
It elf en te a side traek.
"I speak te you a a Jnry te-night. The
ease before you Is net that of a trembling
culprit. It la your own whole country
that is brought before yen te-night, aud
whose cause I am te plead plead aa If
life or death huug en the issues. I am in
dead earnest, and that you thall fled out
belere I hive finished (Applause )
"Wliftt is tbe future? What are lis
perils t The war ie ever. All the great
questions that agitated the community are
past, and jeu can't bring them back
again. (Cheers ) I leek forward and
ithk myself, thaeklul ler the achieve
meuta gene by, what are the prospects
iu advance ? There are two great dan
nets that betide our government One is
tbe danger thatoemes from tbe corruption
of wealth, and tbe ether is tbe danger that
comes from the corruption of tee long
held power. (Applause )
"All tbe oeuntties of Europe are saGer
ing te day from tbe gnawing, cankerous
inllueuee of money ; the making of money
stands conspicuous above all ether things.
We are iu danger from that. We have
what is called a system of proteetlnn. It
is a vast scheme of taxation. It rolls into
the reservoirs of Washington 1400,000,000
every year. A hundred millions of dol
lar lie pulseless, useless, motionless there
te-day. (Cheers ) i
TUE VOTB MILIi
"It is net strange that this golden water
in the milldam at Washington is omplujed
te grind out votes ter tbe Republican
party te day. Oae of tbe greatest dangers
of tbe day is bribery. Voters are bribed.
Te-day It is sought te buy a candidate
into the prcsid-ullal chair for meuey. I
have been credibly iufermrd that between
one aud two million of dollars have been
rolled west te gild the state of Ohie.
Auetber like stream is pouring into
Indiana. Our great danger is ttiU in the
near luture we shall have a government
that will be honesoorabed with corruption
pecuniarily.
".New, under the oircumBtaneec, I ask
you which man will be ment likely te
meet and resist this cankerous tomituey
Mr. Blaine or Mr. Cleveland ?" (Crit b of
"Cleviuua l (Jleveluud 1" aud great en
tliusiasu) ) "Fabulous sums," continued
Mr. Ueechur, "had been paid te buy votes
and deba&e voters." What sort of a
lUure, he naked further en, would Mr.
Ulaiue make iu reform? He had heaid
dunug the campaign a geed dual about
I'naiUeeiHm iu its application te Iude Iude
peuuetit Republicans.
l-UAIUSLhS AND rCIUTAXB.
Who was the I'hansee ? Id the earlier
day he was the PuiiUu et tbe Jews the
1'dttuu el the Orient, as the Eoitliau.Pu Eeitliau.Pu
litau was tbe Puritan of the Occident,
Tbe Putita-s gave liberty te old EugUnd
as they gave liberty te New'Eugland Tbe
Pdtiuu wae a Pharisee, aud he thanked
Ued he was a Pcatiaee. Whether he was
a dude he did nut kuew, (Laughter and
applause.) It they wanted a mau as
pietideul who would keep the reservoirs
lull loreortupt purposes, then Dlaine was
this man. Every atep he took iufiiauee
would be lollewtd by a rear evtr the ,
whole continent. And people there were
who talked about the statesmanship of
Blaine 1
lie was a peuenal friend of Blaine. lie
had net had tnauy interviews with him.
Fer twelve jears he watebed thi? man te
see if lie was the right mau, which be was
net. Fer mere tnan ten yeats be was
alraid et bim afraid of a mau who wanted
a uougressieuat committee te see if he was
honest ; a man who was reelected by one
convention and then rejected by another
oenventlon and who should have been
rejteled by a third convention.
TUE BLAINE INTBKVIEW.
lie bad been challenged te give the par par
tieulatB of hii interview with Mr. Blaine
at the Fifth Aveuua hotel. Mr. Jey did
net seem te be auy longer in existence as
a respondent. Alter he bad spoken at
Cooper Union in advoeaoy of General Gar
Held for the presidency he received a
request from Sir. Blaine te call en him at
thu Fifth Avenue hotel, and be did se,
aouempamtea by his eldest son. Mr.UUine
read te him a long artiele in tbe Truth, te
which his own reply was that one third of
the article was truth and tbe ether two
thirds lies. lie then narrutid te Mr.
Blaine tbe particulars of the conversation
between Mr. Jey aud bimaelf. Mr. Blaine
was net angry, but simply said, In sub.
stance, this cannot be, as be bad no
reoelleotlon of auy sueh transaction aud
did net think he had auy bends of that
kibd.
TUE MOST DAMNING TIIlNd ABOUT IT.
At this point of the intetview I began
te be touehed a little myself, oentiuued
Mr. Beecher, and " I asked Mr. Blaine,
'Where did I get the story, or did Mr.
Jey tell it te me ?' Mr. Ulaiue replted,
'Mr Jey is my best friend.' I understand
it very well new. I said te Mr. B'aine,
Tnat is tbe most damning thing about
it " In this oenueotlon be told of another
brief interview be bad with Mr. Blaine,
whom he met as he was coming out of au
express office. This time the conversation
turned en the best men for Mr. Qarfleld'a
cabinet. " Who de you think," asked
Mr. Blaine, " would be the best mau for
secretary of state ? ' I answered,
"James O. Blaine." " De you think se?"
Mr. Blaine asked me, and tbeu added the
requent, " I wish you would write that te
Mr. OarUeld."
TOO WANT TEMPTATIONS.
They might wonder at hie .ayiug this,
but be reasoned with himself that it would
net de te send Mr. Ulaiue te the interior
department, as there were tee tnauy temp.
tailens mere, it certainly would uet no
te put bim in cbarge et the treasury de
partment. (Laughter and cheers.) Al
tueuh he was a geed letter wntei (mere
ebetis) it would net de te put him at thu
head of the posteffloe department In bis
simplicity he though it would be better te
make bliu secretary of state as he would
have te no into the cabinet aey way, aud
be could de the least harm us secretary et
state.
Frem this point Mr Beeeber speke at
some lingth about tbe civil serviea reform
and its advantages te tbe government.
He urged that Mr. Blaine, instead of being
an advocate of civil service reform, bad
allowed te be written tbe me.t scathing
letters against it uuder bis reef aud under
uia eye anu uureeuKea. Alter oenoiuaing
this portion el bis dlweurie, us gave s
most graphic portrayal of tbe career of
Ooverner Cleveland, stepping as he went
along te give unanswerable replies te tbe
many Accusations and charges raide
gainst bim.
NOAII DATIS ANSWERED.
He also most explicitly and empbatteally
refuted the allegations made by Judge
Neah Divls, of tbe supreme oenrt, against
Mr. Cleveland In his recent speech In Broek
lyn. He urged that there was no sort of
a obanee te make any crltleicm of Mr,
Cleveland's acts as governor. He said he
was as simple as a child, as sincere as a
saint and possessed of geed common
sense and very uncommon honesty. While
Mr. Blaine was going through Ohie, In
diana and Michigan aud was seen oeming
back te New Yerk and Brooklyn te upset
things here. Ooverner Cleveland was
attending te the duties of his office and
letting tbe country use its judgment
whether te put him in a higher place or
net.
A TATRIOT, NOT A rATlTISAN.
Mr. Cleveland was a catrlet. net a Dar-
tisan. When he became governor he
tamed only one man out of office. Gover Gover
eor Cernell bad removed a one armed
soldier and put a stalwart man in his plaee.
uoverner Cleveland removed tbe stalwart
man and put the soldier In his old plaee
again. (Chenrs.) That was the kind of
man Qrever Cleveland war. Over half of
his staff were Republicans. Tnia was the
man for Washington, (Loud and pro pre pro
traeted eheering )
Perhaps the most forcible portion of Mr.
Boeeher's long, plain spoken and telling
speech was his replies te tbe arguments of
these who de net think it right te leave
the Republican party. He left no sbted
of a foothold for such people te stand en.
He said their logie was simply infamous,
rjueh men would feel bound for Tweed if
he were living and up for etHLcnn their
patty tieket. Ne man with any such
logie, if he had a wife, should go home
betere he bathed and eleaned himself.
(Laughter.)
TUB POLITICAL UURRAIX.
As it was every mother's son of them
would drop his tall between his legs aud
vote for tbe man of bis party's choice, no
matter bow big a raseal be might be.
(Iteuewtd laughter.) All be had te say
about sueh people was that they wete
affected with the murrain of blighted
politics.
Buch men would net leave their party.
They would net join tbe Independent Ite
publicans. Who were tbe Iudependeut
Ut publicans? They were the meu who
Ieek out for danger. Suppose a stage
coach was plunged into the mud aud me
rass. Your partisan would net leave tbe
couch under aey oireumstanoes. The way
was te get the coach out of tbe mud aud
then get in again. (Laughter ) This was
what tbe Independent Republicans were
doing. (Cheers ) Te elect Mr. Blali e
president under ull the eharges uud impli
cations against him was te say te any un
principled man, "Ne matter what your
life ii, tf you can only get tbe nomination
for president you will be oleeted." Will
jeu tell your ehildren ljinglsa safe thing?
Truth was tbe ele safe thiug that held
t-oeiety together, tbe bend tbat puts trust
between mau and roan. He was net going
te join tbe Democratic part. He had
fought against it all bis life.
KEEP OUT A BAD MAN.
He was euly working te keep out a bad
man and put in a geed man iu tbe presi
dential chair. (Tremendous eheering )
Tbe best men of the two parties were
werkiug for the best geed. If the Deme
crutie party proves incompetent after four
years all they had get te dowastewhiil
tbem out. He would dely the party te de
much worse than the Republican party was
sure te de with Blaine at the bead,
lhe Independent Republican patty
was as y t au undeveloped third party.
It held the balanea between tbe two
partita. The platforms of tbe two parties
were se near alike that if one were swap
ped for tbe ether during the night the dif dif
lerenee would uet be known in tbe morn
ing. He gave as the platform of the
Independent Republicans, liberty of
thought, liberty et conscience, liberty of
motion aud liberty of commerce tbe world
ever. The business of government was
te give all meu fair play, right of labor,
no oemmunism, no nihilism and safety of
tbe individual the world ever. A oentrast
wbieh affeided some amusement as well as
feed for thought was drawn between tbe
respective cabinets of Cleveland and Iilaine
as offsetting Bayard against Mulligan,
Trumbull against Jay Oeuld, and seen.
COWAnDS WllO WILL NOT VOTB.
He ridiculed tbose wee said they would
net vote aud denouneed tbem as cewwrus.
Te these who proposed te rote he said vhat
te vote for Biaien was te vote for corrup
tion, te vote for St. Jehn te vete for air,
for Butler te vete for mud, and te vote for
Cleveland te vote for an honest man.
After all Blaine had some geed qualities.
He was kind, impulsive, would serve a
friend if it did net inconvenience him, was
a geed tighter, bold and fearless. Ilia se
eial qualities were, however pre-eminent,
se pre-eminent tbat he could net but think
that Providence bad ordained him te stay
at neme. irroiraeieu eneers )
In closing, Mr. Beecher paid an eloquent
tribute te the sterling Qualities et Mr.
Cleveland's private life. He bad been base,
iy branded by rash and credulous elergy.
men. They did net go te Mr. Cleveland
privately te seek information but went te
harlots aud drunkards. His own honored
aud beloved wife, unknown te him, bad
sent te Governer Cleveland cuttings from
tbe newspapers in regard te the governor's
life in Albany. That letter, if published,
would be a gem iu literature. Te tbat
letter Governer Cleveland sent a prompt
reply by return mall, and it had been In
his possession two or three weeks.
Buch complexity had arisen in the can
vass tbat he telegiaphed a day or two age
te Governer Cleveland asking it be could
make public his letter, and tbe reply came
baek that he might if iu his judgment be
thought best. Mr. Beeeber thereupon, In
a slew, measured and impressive tone,
read tbe letter which was printed in Men.
day'e Intellieunceu.
''When iu the gloomy night of my own
sufferings in jeurs gene by," Mr. Boeeber
weut ou in solemn tones when he had
fluished reading tbe letter, " I sounded
every depth of sorrow, I vewtd tbat if
Ged would bring tbe day star of life te me
I would never suffer brother, friend or
neighbor te go unfriended should a liVe
serpent seek te cruih him. (Cheers )
That oath 1 will regard new, beeause I
kuew the bitterness of venomous lies, 1
will stand against venomous lies that setk
te htiug te death a man and magistrate
worthy a better fate. Men oeucsel me te
peuder lest I stir against my own griefs.
Ne ; I will uet be president. If I refuse
te intorpesa a sbie'd of well placed oentl
deuce between Governer Cleveland and
the swarm of liars that nestle iu tbe mud
or sling arrows from ambush may my
tongue cleave te the reuf of my mouth
and my right hand forget its eanulug,"
(Cheers )
Tbe chairman announced tbat another
meeting of Independent Reptiblleaus
would be beltl In tbe rink en tbe UOtb, at
I vrbieb addresses would be made by Geerge
I William uurtts and Uolenei Ulggluseu.
I Tns matting tnsa ftojeomsd
VMU at the Dead tn the tit Inr,
TheuBanrts of stnrles en tl Is niitilret are
told all n wtilLh when thoroughly tltte I. nre
foun.itelitvolii.il ttietr origin in djspepsin
and nervous ureatns. Te net ml et euun un
pleasant ilrimin tone up your Memaih and
Mrengthenietir tiervrs tih llrnwn' Iren
Bllters. hvirytx.dy who tries this famous
toule anus It tellable, ami pleasant in tla
aeilnn. Mr. Aug. Kane, et (31 Kim street.
Cincinnati, says. "Brown's lreu llltteistn
llrely cund tnu of dt.pepsla "
A irat lllsoeTety,
Mr. Wm. 'Ihemm, et Newton, la,, suvs
"MywilehM bten seriously allectwi with a
ceuh ler twenty live yeirs. and tnu sprlrnr
mere severely tnan ever before Hha hid ued
uiitity leinuiite without rtillrtt. and beln
urainl letry Dr. Kind's New Discovery, did
se. wltn men Kratlfyln lisulu. 'lite Hist,
bottle relieved Iter very much, mid the sicutul
bottle has abietuutly cured her Mte lias nut
hadiOftOet health rer thirty jciiri." Mrlu.1
bottle, free tit coo tran'a ilrun store, ei.
187 and 119 erlh (Jtieeii street, Lancaster. I'a.
Large size, II 00. (ui
Hew Much Mill ItT
Hew much nt Themat' Eclectrie Oft Is re
quired te cure T Duty u veryllttle. A few
urepi will cuic" any kfudel anaenn ant but
a Utile mere. U neeled ler sprains an t luuii luuii
nes.es. KliLUinalUm lsnolee readily nUeateitt
an ouuce and i-uinml ms two euueesate re
outfit, mi tneillelne hetvevur, 1. se eutu te
cute with the H-iiue number of applications.
Sersalnbyll li Cecliran, Urult, U7 aud
139 North IJueen street.
itacklea's Arnica naive.
The Best Salve In tbe world for Cuts,
Bruises, Herns, Ulcers, salt Ubeum, Pever
Beres, Tetter, Uhapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cerns, and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures riles, or no pay require!. HI) guar
anteed te give perlect saumactlen or money
relnndext, l'rlce, S ennts per box. Fer sale
by II. B cechran, druirxut, 137 and 139 North
Oueen Ntret. I.Rnreut'tr
1 Wuii averybuur te Kuuw.
Bev. Geerge 11. Thayer an old citizen et
this vicinity known te every one lis a most
Influential clUzen and christian minister et
the M. E. church, lust this moment slopped In
our Btere te say, " 1 wish everybody te knew
that 1 consider tbat both utyselt and wife awe
our lives te entlOh's Consumption Cure." It
Is having n tremendous sate ever our leuntcrs
andls giving perlect satisfaction in nil caaei
et Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has
done. DU3. UA1U11KT1' FUANCE.
L'eCBBOJi, Did., May 15, '7S.
Sela b UJJ. Cochran, diuRglsUNes. 137 and
189 North Utteftiiitxei. Cancastnr MUHnrvti
'Duu't Hurry, (ituil.iuftn,"
Said a man en his wav tj behauyed "there'll
be no tun till I tjut meie." We sly te IB.1 dys
peptic, nervous, and itebtlltatei, don't liutry
lliOJKbtiesaiy ter semu rumedy et doubtful
merit, unc.rtalitef rullef.wn-it ten can getnt
tbe drtigxtsU ter e iu dollar liurdeiK tiloeil
Jtttlert uliueit nui'd te luii) and curtain te
bmi.flt. Ker Ui dv II It Cecliran. eriticrfist,
l17Mi.it f4 Nnrlll I )i. en .truut
ULui U1.IU
UMUSMAN'S.
"MIGHTY NICE."
OUB STOCK or
N B O K TIBS,
DRBSSSHIRTS, COLLARS, O0FF3
SUSPENDERS,
STOCKINGS AND UNDERWEAR.
AT
EEISMAN'S,
Ne. 17 Jtfest Klnff Streot.
I"
Tints
or ikauk l'uti'Attu run
WAtt.
WUILETUEBE t LULL IN POLITICS,
BUV YOUU
Fall ui Winter Clili,
AND BUY AT
Burger & Sutten's,
MERCIIAN7 TAILORING AND
VLOTUINQ S'lORE,
Ne. 24 Centre Square.
QOOtm MAT BK HIUUEK IN PIUCE
ArTKUTUK I'ltKblUhNlIALELEC. ,
'1'IUN.
NO TELLING-IT'S A FACT.
CALL AT OJ.CK AND SEE THE
BARGAINS
OFFEBED BY
Burger & Sutten,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
NO. .24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANGABTEU, PA.'
fehl-lvd
VAttl'Kl ILtCAflAU.
Qf&UlAt. MUT1UK.
-TO-
Correct n False Impression
Being circulated in rotcrenca te our system el
CLEANING CARPETS
we will state tliit ST EVM Is merelv med tn
power lenlrlvliiK iiurenlmi, and tines MIT
come In contact with the carpet lu any way;
theiutore the
CARPETS ARE NOT SHRUNK
OBUOL0119 DtSTBOYED.
The cirpets are beaten en tie wrong Fide,
wltiie n belles of swtitly revolving brooms
briili thM surlace. and u tan et Immense pow pew
et thermi)!lil r-uieves tee uuit. Impure gases,
Ac, thus giving
Complete Ventilation,
atlilns much needed and Ot gained In the
old proe sset hunting by hand.
OAlU'llia AUE OUXUANTKED AGAlNbT
INJUltY
If we in)ure youre rpet, we will replace It
with a new one, ue matter hew old or worn
it may l).
-Leuve orders at works, wltn
LANCASIKlt 0UUAN FACTORY,
COB. CUUltUU AND DUKE ST3.
-Oil-
J. B. Martin & Ce.1!??
eetlA till
NillLl..
lju
UU, viuln v mcr.r.riiLiUu,
-BANKERS.-
rKIMEUAILWAYSSCUIllTll-S ALWA1S
e.n ha.vu run iNVtaiMf.Nr.
MlNK:AIlLlS IlKAl. h.bTA'1 E 7 PKB
l.bNI HU.Di toil SaLE Al' 101AD1N
Tk.kK.SI.
I'BUI'lUhTOBS Or "POOR'S MANUALur
UAILWA1B." COftlibsPONDENUK 1N-
O'.Ud'iei 41MAII.8T NKWMIKK
LiUHUH'Al'llUlillI 1
f lu Ladiea' anil tiutiti' iirnlsiilng UoeJs,
UO lO llr.en IOI.U 3.
Ne. M Nerm yueeii atieai. Untlerwear.
HtMtery.Bliliia. I'ai.ta, OVeiulls. Hnl Jucstjig,
touiletu ceuntTpaiies, Uinb'elUi, f,ei;lc
wtur, cellars, euipmiuis mi :ioileus
'l he above are puut Mes, and will be sold
te dely competition, i'leaae call and exatn
ine uioreyou hu,. miuaamteUK
VLUJIIIHU.
We have certainly " hit th
nail en tha head" In preparing
for this season's utoek et Cloth
ing. Our goods were never bet
ter, but we anticipated the Blew
times and realized from the be
ginning that things must be
marked down te the lowest
notch. Our Clothing has beea
awarded First Premiums at thla
year's fairs held at Doyleatewn,
Pa and Mt. Helly, N.J.
A. C. YATES &' CO.,
Ledger Building, Sixth and Chestnut Hts
PHILADELPHIA.
s2-4 nut
-J1KMOVAI. AND UfKMINQ.
LAHOABTKtt, Pa., Sept 10, 198L
I dartre te m-itce known te my friends . ,'
and customers, and the pabllc In general,
that 1 have rem vel irem 23 lertn O.a'sea
street te 111 VertlVjaasn street, formerly
occupied by the find et Smalm? Bans,
man, where I hav.i opane I wltn a Urg-e as as as
sortmentor BntjiUh, Kmnch an I German
Novelties, te-mther with a larg line et
De niiittc Kubrlci. Comnmedaj ray" m hi
stecKli, of uj goels and new styles, IV ,
r,Ml ... Ifldl til ll In nlli.lllra n n.nllml. i&
ancent veur pi'reniice, you will have an
opperiunlty of raablni; elections fiera a
stock uneiin til 1 1 In ttt vrt)ty anil adapt
id te tlte present demand, whlcb Is ler
KOed vttliKH "cntlOTianlv styles and
elficts nd)TiUi9lte tit Nothing but the
very Ihbi et werkumnsblp ; an t prces te
suit everybody, I'leusu laver tne with
your erdeit).
leurs very truly,
D. R. WINTERS.
L.
UANaaiAM A 1I11U.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
DEPARTMENT. x
QBAND DISPLAY OT
QOOD3 IN THE PIEOBi
-reB-
FALL & WINTER WEAR.
WE MAKE TO OBDKB
PANTS I PANTS I PANTS 1
At t&OU, I3.W, tl 00, tS CO, H.00,17 oe, np te H0.L
SUllS I BU11SI BU118I
A Geed BnMties9 Hnlt at til A Better Bust
nembultat 111. A Nlcollasslrcere fnttattlS
A Fin Ce'kscrev Mutt in lllack. Umwnand
Nine Hhailcs at I18,v20, tn 123 In peastns ear
ncrtbwust window, please leek at some et our
samples Alt marmulln Plain Ikutvs at tha
Lewest I asb Prices Beya' school aulls in
itoed varli ly are new dleplayed. Drep In 11
euiv 'e toot and get posted, as our Vrices.ar
the Lewest.
L.&ansman&Bre.
The TASHIONABLE MEHrHANTTAILOM
AND CLOTUIKB3,
U 66-68 NORTH QDEBN STRUT,
Bight en tbe Southwest Cerner et Otmbs)
LANCABTKB, PA.
Net connected wltn any ether clethlag
house in tbe city.
l?ALL ANNuUNUJSaKMX
-or-
Fine Tailoring
-AT-
E GERIAM,
Ne. 6 East King Street.
I have new in stock the most complete and
choicest assortment of
FINE WOOLENS
FOU THE TALI. AND W1NTEB
TBADK
roflered ivtore In thiscllr. A srMt vi ,
Ot l.lT "TlLK UHK1 KEU tUIT'
COIlKSUHElvi in all sltadrs ana qual
IUivj. A splendid ussertment et
LIGHT AND HKAVY.WEiailX
OYERCOATINa.
PHce A" I.MIV AS THK I OWE3T SJld all
coetls wan anted as rcpreiented.
H. GERHAKT.
I HK4T HABUAINtl,
TUtl.KI nure, ,,
UetUltng elsewbere fir tM. we are selllsf ste X
or II OX
UAseir s wn I ave a le tock and want '
re-1 ice tc. Till, will uiaSe Ibetn go taut. $i r.
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