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4. -,,,' ao)wwpeeao)csior we government 01
' llt1t4Uet the state outside et Fhlladel-
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,- fBiast arsMBinug; suns Aiicgucuy, nuicue tu
V M euscussed at a public meeting this even-
i-lmm- la wnlnmlnnna jn11nMtlnn nf unapt.
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i mm ssesing te cover everytnirjg mat a
fiiHy'saay seed te de or have, and like all
ItsMatlea of the kind will be found te be
"jfcrlessceBaplete than its compeeers thought
BMTSlt. It la net by descending te the
detail In the srantine of city
charters that the powers and duties of a
' ;mttnlctealltv mav be meat cemDletelv de.
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The very minuteness et the legisla-
SUea defeats Its object, In creating contra
ft 'dletlens and causing emissions te be im
Ti "flatailt tliat null! nnf tiA ay If fhani vns
f, ,1M Ml. WWMAW MUW WW W U nW
:'kssBi a naaifestpurpese te stipulate a course
ififararsry contingency. The charter of this
.viey, much briefer in Its expression, is yet
JS-saeel. clearer In its definition of the city's
&Mmm aad duties.
!&A ' We de net see in this elaborate law. after
,,r- laboriously wading through it. anvthins te
f3i .tempt the people et this city te exchange
VSvL (OP It thftlr nrmuint. ohnrter Ttie lortre me
fe'iorttyef its sUpulatiens are geed, though
I JMUer than what we have ; some are
BBK BOW aitt batter. Tha latter bfa in
iMr SkA&WMIAJA aAWIlAM knf ama. i
T.-t la the prevision In estimating the 'dam.
ir Him for opening street and like public im.
prevement, the benefit te adjacent private
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2ffi!T .""!! Sf0 n?lderatlen' no remedy whalerer A b
'pifMsmtuci property. There is newneYZZ--..-
tlonet the justice et sucbj
sien, and
it shoe
ier provided that the cost
nring or macadamizing streets here
after laid out may be assessed against ad
jacent property, at the request et the ma
jority of the property owners affected, or by
a two-thirds vote of each branch of councils,
without such request from the parties af
fected ; and also that the cost of gas and
water mains hereafter laid in the streets
shall be assessed against the adjoining
properties. We de net believe that this
is a just regulation, in our city, where the
mains are laid se extensively atid se many
of the streets ere macadamized. The out
lying districts should net new pay for tbeir
v , Improvements, which are net altogether for
sL tbe benefit of the property they cass bv : and
'5Q la tha rase of the iraa and u-.ifr h vnt
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,.'xim. hip iitiyimcmcut. u ymyciiy cuuecieu as
-"?'OW in the enneral eaa and vratcr ratps.
.Tet stipulation as te the gas mains
''may be Intended only te apply
vvwnen me city supplies tbe gas.
' 5W"de net see any great Improvement ever
'.-,-,. an iratATri In ta oletlnn r (l.n ntt
rV mwiua ujr vue jtajjne; nor uees mere
r? w sem hi ee any greai neea wnn us 01 a con-
:ife trailer, who is te be chosen by the people ;
:,A. aer aBT adva&taffa in liavinir fnur rammh.
f- t if .-liiiiii.M nf tlin .lK1ln wnvlr. .nliAnAftAV.
(yf """V. av fUWA4W nuiRO VI UU U1I3 WJ UC
,'SS wected by councils. Councils should
$Sv aoeae the treasurer, and the ilaance and
f;&atmet committees are as competent for
71taair work as the substitutes provided for
f-i umbe may m expeciea te De.
ip The new law gives cities the monopoly
v et light and water supply, which tbey
S-, iheuld have; but also glve3 them the
&& power te let this monopoly away for ten
, year periods ; which we de net suppose our
;m' citizens want our councils tn li.iv an tn the,
S'ft-'vMMltaT fhO llehl-. aiinnlslnenrlnltann I. ...
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-ia etlier nanus, and the city cannot ob-;-i
"tain that moneply, of course, without
Js pDrehasinz the existing riehts.
Jf Thenew law gives councils power te lav
$ a tax of two per cent., one for seneral
fc?'" purposes, and one for interest and redemn.
CV' tlen nf tlin Apht. It mm nlan ts aiitlmrl-re
ipt tbe levy of a special tax for the purphase of
apabllcpark. WedonetthinkourDeonle
.J;dialrete extend the present limits of the
8'iA taxmg power or councils.
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e wrej u3iy ie uesire that tne
"ttjtax shall be spread ever all personal
A;iy VUi VQe state taxes, and the real
i' ."" ual' """ tuuuvy Mixes, as nny beheld
If f jttUthe object of it under the clause em-
ejBOwenngine levyer a city tax upon all
rvxareMrty taxable ter state and count v n,,-
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BMHa, nor wm iney care te nave every ec-
.UVUJ nun, ju cll,y puj
inere is a runner prevision for a.
1 en all persons," which we de net
and, as there is a subsequent nre-
I for a poll tax of a dollar, and we de
vfcaew what further previsional tax
I be wanted.
k law provides for the division of the
ray councils into wards wh'ch shall net
a'Ctty or the fourth class exceed
t; oeeaeiectana two common ceun-
I te De cnesen from each ward . the
leeanciimen te serve ler two years
Hm talent for four, as declared in one
I, though it is declared that they
ler two years in another sec-
.Certainly there Is no improvement
our present system. Such
at could readily be made by
iwaraa into election districts.
taaerethan three huudred voters
giving each election district
4a la the common council.
iwafda te be represented in select
-Taawaaeuldbe a different and
r'far a select council-
1 1 aad eaa aaaa te Una bundled Is net
npraaaatatmef tha people in
ceuaeil i aad tart hundred-
iMaatifateM aoattieadk-
Mat. Cmmm mmmIImb eskjht te be
Cketn eTtryycM, Md tkrea yean la along
eaeugB. tam ler kwmbet et the elect
ebmH.
OTm echoel pretista la the bill iss6
laBenllydiaapprered that we understand
M la agreed that It shall be stricken from it.
Ream Far Imprereaent.
Seme years age the late Senater Kennedy
Introduced into the legislature a resolution
providing for such amendment of the state
constitution aa would abolish the tax re
quirement as a voting qualification. Gov.
Fattlsen consistently advocated the aame
measure. It was net, however, taken up
by the Republican majority in that body ;
and the party managen.whe are supreme
there, starved the subject te death. They
aeem te take a different view of it new; and
Senater Cooper, who is also the Republican
state chairman, has succeeded in having
such a bill passed through the Senate as
his measure. If it is acceptable te the
caucus management it will no doubt also
pass the Heuse and be signed by the gov
ernor ; since all legislation at Uarrlsburg
this w inter is shaped by party council and
trade-marked with the Republican brand.
There will be few te regret the abate
ment of the se-called pall tax. There seems
te be no geed reason for its establishment,
no sound practice in its enforcement, and
no justification In morals or economy for
its continuance. It has been impossible te
get voters te pay their own taxes ; it has
been impracticable for courts te decree or
for legislatures te define that what the in
dividual can de for himself he cannot de
through another agent; and consequently
the law has utterly failed et its
purposes. In this city, for instance,
as many as four- thousand voters
have had their taxes paid for them
by the political parties ; in Philadelphia
the number lias reached 100,000 and the
purchase of tax receipts has been one of the
most forcible pretenses for raising the large
sums of money whose collection and dis
bursement have demoralized and cor
rupted our politics. It is te be hoped,
from every point of view, that the poll tax
and every form of tax requirement as a
franchise qualification will be speedily
abated.
It is true, as the Philadelphia Prus sug
gests, that the adoption of this amendment
should net be allowed te break down the
legal requirement of registration or similar
safeguards of a pure ballet. Adequate
means should be provided and the present
previsions strengthened for determining in
advance of election day the qualifications
of voters. Sixtydays residence In the dis
trict ought te remain a requirement ; and
the list of lawful voters should be made
out and judicially determined before the
day of voting and by a mere deliberate and
better qualified jurisdiction than the
ordinary election beard. Fer often its
decisions are ill-considered and, partisan;
ana me canuiaate wne is cueated et nis
election by the exclusion of" fair votes has
CU. blUil 11 M Llin ITAlTUIIIIIllll I
ballet unjustly
er be get into
the count.
In some states the right of the voter is
fully tested in advance ; his appeal liei te
the court; the lists are published and
purged, and every man's qualifications are
soberly and fairly passed en with regard te
the law. The perfected lists are then sup
plied te the election officers, and they have
no authority except te be guided by it.
There seems te be no geed reason why this
judicious arrangement should net be intro
duced into tbe 1'ennsTlvanla law.
Kim: la tbe city In Pennsylvania that ranks
next above Lancaster In population, accord,
lng te the census of IsSa It was then enum
erated at 27,377, while our population was
counted at 5,769 ; l.'rle new claims 35,000,
and Lancaster Is safely estimated at 30,000.
In Erie the present system of water works
was established in 1Se7, and It la managed
by beard or three commissioners appointed
by the court ; one member of the beard re
tiring every year, and the appointees serv
ing three years. Jl. Whitman, the veteran
editor of the Observer, journalist, politician
and man of affairs generally, la president of
the beard, and takes great pride and Interest
In Its work. The municipality gets his ser
vices (or tbe nominal salary of 700 per an
num. Besides tbe commissioners, the city
pays a salary te the secretary and treasurer
of the water beard, a superintendent of
atreet work, inspectors, engineer, two as
sistant and tour firemen, making a total
expenditure en thta account of 110,769.18. The
entire outlay of tbe Erie department for one
year istl3,&3 7C,ef which 129,840.32 is charged
te construction, (1,'9C41 te extraordinary re
pairs, and ? 17,211 01 te current expenses or
maintenance. The total miles of water pipe
In that city is W, in Lancaster SG. The
yearly pumpage in Erie is 1,117,369,075 gal
lons, te 1,411,570,930 here ; our dally supply la
3,873,790, te 3,003,423 In Erle-an average
consumption per capita In Lancaster of 129
gallons, while in Erie it Is but 87.
I) a William A. Hammend rise te tbe
defenae of tbe new drug, cocaine, and In re
ply te the severe criticisms of physicians who
thought his warm advocacy et the drug un
warranted by tbe facta and misleading te the
public, be sajs that tbe se-called cocaine
habit is a jiytb, that he baa uted cocaine for
several months at a time in mere than three
hundred cases. 1 aee It produeea the meat
beneficial results, but I have never known It
te cause tbe least deleterious effect or In a
aingle Instance te lead te the formation of a
habit. The patients step It at once as seen aa
they are told te de se. I wenld like te aee a
pure case of tbe 'cocaine habit,' and 1 will
thereupon pay the expenses from any part of
tbe United HUtea te tnu cuy u any victim'
who will come here will authenticate and
allow me te examine him, and I will then
pay his way back te bis home." He does net
refer te men alresdy wrecked by opium or
whisky, although be clalma that cocaine la a
valuable remedy for both if properly admin
istered by a physician, lie denlea that he
ever said it could be taken Indiscriminately
by any person, butsaya that no deae that baa
yet been administered has caused death and
that large deaes can be taken without Injury.
Theae statements directly contradict these of
bis assailants who named and described sev
eral cases et death from the use of cocaine.
Tbe doctor ascribes all their annlmeslty te
tne natural repugnance of men te anything
new. It will net de, however, for him t
compare men of science et te-day with these
narrow-minded pedants who opposed the In
traductien of Peruvian bark. He has tbe bad
taste te attempt this and b?glns his defense of
cocaine by facts from the history of this great
auoeveryoi iue uesuiis.
Apart frejt the argument for cocaine theae
facta are very Interesting. Tbe medical fac
ulty opposed Peruvian bark ae atrengly that
In Hpain it was net generally accepted until
tbe pope had sanctioned it. It was denounced
as a poison and deaths were constantly re
ported from lla use. An English medical
man, Talbot, waa ae persecuted by the college
of physicians en account of hla using the
remedy in his practlea that ba waa obliged
te appeal te the king for protection, aad a
mandate waa Issued forbidding the collage
t) interfere wun mm in any way. Buooe Bueoe Buoee
quently Talbot went te Fraaea where he
cured tbe Dauphin and ether noblemen of the
ague, and then Leuis XIV. rewarded hla,
as waa his habit, Bugelaeaatly. After this
It gradaaUy mads its way.
MPBReaWtr.t.iAK la ninety te-day. Aa
he may net have another birthday annlrer.
aary, this one ought te ba made a Jelly one.
. . . . . m
Dr. I,kwh II. Stsiskr, of Frederick,
Md., well known In aesUl and college cir
cles here and the centennlal aluml orator
ter the next cemmencemennt et Franklin
and Marshall college, has published bis an
nual report aa librarian of the great Knoch
l'ratt fro library of Baltlmera. Frem this
It seems that the library and Its branches
new hare en their shelves 45,109 volumes,
and that last year cards were issued te 25,003
persons, who took out an average et 15
books MCh during the year. About 75 per
cent, of the volumes borrowed are fiction
and Juvenile ; next came history, miscellany,
science and art, travel", biography and poetry
and the drama, In the order named. This Is
the most extensive tree library ever founded
In this country.
Don't be a clam, but go te the Heard et
Trade meeting te-night, and bear the muni
cipal bill discussed.
raasuNAU
Thk Litis Husax Hinxev, of Philadel
phia, left F2s,oeo in charity.
William H. Mahtin has been chosen
successor te Reaunn in the Second congres
sional district of Texan.
JuDOEStMONTON, of Uarrlsburg, Is te tie
pressed by bis frienda ler the Republican
supreme court nomination.
The Peru has approved tbe plan of the
new Caibolte university, which la te be
lecaieu in waamogien, u. v.
Ex Governer Ccrtin and General Sheri
dan, it is said, are about te a Jd te the stock
of personal reminiscences of the war.
Cardinal Vannutklli has been defi
nitely appointed te succeed tbe late Car
dinal Jacobin! as papal secretary et state.
Charles A. Dana, editor of tbe New
Yerk Sim, presided ever a meeting In New
Yerk last evening te pretest aitatnst the con
tempiaiea coercion diu ler Ireland.
ARcumsner T.vcn. of Terente, says
that tbe reign of Victeria has been made no
table by ae manv evictions In Ireland that It
ought te be known as the Evlcterta reign.
The criticism Is net unftlr In ievv of the
facts.
E Attekne Ge.nki; l L. C. Cassihv
has been for years subjected te no little an
noyance through the erratic performances of
a man who bears the same name as himself,
and who Is continually doing thing ler
which the well-known lawyer Is accorded the
credit, or, as Is usually the case, the dlscredlL
Justice CittTTr, of Londen, recently
heard a case concerning some agricultural
Implements and household furniture. One
of the lawyers was very prey, and after
talking about tbe implements until the court
waa nearly asleep, aatd : " And new, my
Lord, 1 will address myself te the furniture."
'Yeu have been doing that for an hour al
ready," replied Mr. Justice Cbltty. The
lawyer sat uewn ana tne etner siae get tne
verdict.
Mr. Pearce, one of tbe few members of
Parliament competent te discuss naval atlalra
with the authority of an expert, makes tbia
aignlrlcant admlsalen In a letter of the Lon Len Lon
eon Tunes: "Is it net preposterous that
Great Brltatu, with ber magnificent commer
cial marine, has net a single ship of war that
can cress the Atlantic at full speed 7 In fact,
I cannot recall a slnsle British armor clad
that could reach New Yerk at all under her
own steam power."
Mayer Harrison, of Chicago, gives some
singular reasons why he will net be a can
didate for re-election. He said : " 1 am 02
years old. A lire of quiet for a few years
mayglvemea happy and vigorous old age.
A terrible strain during the uext two years
may make me a decrepit valetudinarian. I
cannot get any mere honor In this ofilee. 1
may set dishonor. One of my officers mlttht
become a defaulter, and 1 would receive ihe
blame. My fear Is that we will have some
terrible trouble in thia city in the next two
years if the supreme court elves tbe Anarch
ists a new trial. Judge Gary has told me
tbey could never have another trial. Tbey
could net get a Jury. These men would give
out that tbey were vindicated, and tbey
would cause trouble. On the ether band, it
iney were nangea we may nave convulsions.
MUSDAfafUUCMEDiKUH.
Tbe Mctbedlst Cenfrcc Adepts Insela
tien Atklnc lbs Legislature te Add a
PioTltteu te lbs License Law.
The fourth day's session of the Philadel
phia annual conference of tbe Methodist
Ep'acepal church In Philadelphia, was opened
with prayer Monday, by Rev. William
L. Gray. Bishop li. S. roster presided,
Tbe Kev. J. L. Hurlbut, D. D , addressed
the conference en behalf of the Hunday
(school uniun. 'Ihe Kev. W. H. Griffith, who
was introduced as the piste of the only
vteiBu aieroeaisicnurcn in tnis country, ad
dressed tbe conference In behalf of bis church,
which is looted at Utlca, New Yerk, and Is
in need or K.,000. Tbe Kev. Dr. Themas
Hanlan spoke in behalf of tbe Pennington
seminary, which, he said, had en 1U rolls tbe
names of S0O candidates ler the ministry.
The Rev. B. T. String, of tbe Temperance
committee, offered the following resolutions,
which were agreed te, viz :
Jleselied. By tbe Philadelphia conference
et the M. K. cburcb, composed of nearly 800
ministers and representing nearly 60,000
cburcb members, that we reapecttully re
quest me senate ana ueuse or representa
tives of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
in general assembly met, in tbe passage of
any acts te amend tbe license law of tbe com
monwealth, te Incorporate with auch enact,
menu a prevision se that license ter tbe aale
of Intoxicating liquors in tbe cities of Phila
delphia and PiltHQurg sbill be granted by
the same authority as in ether counties of the
atate.
Jteselveil, That the Rev. (J. K. Merrla be
requested te visit Uarrlsburg and present
tbe above resolution te tbe legislature new In
aeaaien.
James GUIinder, president, and Rev. W.J.
Paxaen, D. D., secretary of the beard of trus
tees of the Methodist Episcopal church, pre
sented a report outing that of tbe f50,000
recommended by tbe conference hut year te
no raiaeu, euiy ,.e nau ueeu secureu, ana
that the time designated as the limit within
which tbe conditions of tbe will or the late
Dr. Scott Stewart,bequeathing about (231,000,
may be met, will expire in lets than eleven
months.
Tbe trustees requested tbe conference te
recommend "that tne second Sunday In May
be aet apart as Hospital Day, and that a col
lection and aubscrlptlens be Uken In alt our
churches, te aid lu the establishment and
maintenance or the Methodist Episcopal
hospital.
Tney also requested the conference te re
appoint tbe Kev. Jatnta Neill as iu financial
agent
Addresses In behalf or the hospital were
delivered by tbe Reva. W. J. Paxson, D. D ,
Charles W. Buey, James Nelll, Measrs. Jamea
GUIinder and Strpben Green.
The report was adepted. The committee
en heaplul reported a aeries of resolutions
commending the enterprise and recommend
ing the establishing of the second Sunday
In Mayas hospital day, en which day tbe
people are urged te contribute te the beapiui,
which were adopted.
Tbe Revs. Geerge Cummins, J. 8. J. Mo Me Mo
Cennell and J. H. Hargts and Messrs. Peter
aautu, Dwueu uimu, ,uuu viaiiagau snu
Jehn P. Keene, were elected members of the
beard of trustees of the hospital.
Tne Kev. U. K. Creeks, D. D , of Drew
semlnsry, addressed the conference in behalf
et that Institution.
The Kev. Jehn Ker, D. D., of the Irlth
Wealeyan conference, delivered an address In
which he aaid Ihe Xrlab were better fed,
clothed and educated than formerly. The
land bill of 13S1 bad done a great deal of geed
among the Irish Methodists, m tbe majority
et them are farmers. There are about 300
Metbediat preachers In Ireland and tbey all
have quite enough te da
A subscription for tbe benefit el tbe boa bea
plUl was made and f 1,035 waa pledged te be
paid In one month after 50,000 is subscribed.
Tbe conference missionary sermon waa
reached in tbe afternoon by Kev. R. W.
lumpbrtas.
In tbe evening tbe 6Q'.h anniversary of tbe
oenlerenne missionary society was held. Mr.
Colaen HsUkell presided, and addresses
ware made by the Rev. Geerge Gaul and tbe
Rev, J. M. Tbeburne, a missionary from Cal
cutta. Treasurer L. B Brown reported that
the recelpU laat year were fv3,313&i. an In.
creese elll,2aJ overlay,. ' '
Colsen Helekell, L. D. Brown, Themas
Adams, Geerge II. West, Jebn K. James, M.
D, Samuel Shaw, W. Q. Speneer, Themas A.
Harris and Geerge W. Server were elected
managers for a Urm of three years.
s
M Veleat-u Hupantauaatsd,
from Louden Life.
The fell In casta of valentines is shown by
tbe posteffloe returns. Last year 216,000
aleattaaa Gassed through the omeoj tfcla
jut taan wart only in,eax
iiime, siepnen ureen, jenn nanagau and
TnKM V ITuAn. WA-A .ImI. .nam....... .. . .. -
A very raaaarkaMa eult waa filed la the
common pleas court, at Cincinnati, y eat at day.
Albert Rese auee te raeevar 110,000 damages
from Ada Burnett, a aarlo-eomlo singer, with
a company at the People's theatre. Sunday
night Resa attended the performance and
when Miae Burnett sang the long "A New
Dude In Town" aba pointed directly at Hese,
who waa seated In the balcony. 11a arew
very angry at onea and she requested him te
mile, but he ten tbe house In a rage. In thta
petition Kese alleges that he was harassed
and held up te ridicule. It la the brat case
of the kind ever brought In the United
States. Mlsa Burnett, who Is a handsome
young woman and eue of the liveliest kind
of actresses, was last seen here with the Hall Hall Hall
llloedgood combination, when ahe sang "A
New Coen In Town" and several ether songs
with great success.
Sums Walcklag.
from the WlllUmipert Sua and Basilar.
11 Bunce Harry " aaye that the authorities
of a dczsn counties are keening an eye en
him. They want te watch hi in cteaely or
he'll outwit some of them yet.
The Chronic Bill Beard.
rreui the Washington Critic.
A fashionable weman'a cheek makes a
line bill-beard for cosmetic advertisements
t'OSSIBLG AND IMPOSSIBLE.
I make a friend leek weary. If you say
te htm : ' What's New tfl
drive ietas from tbe parlor, by a
in.. ...nj warbling " reek a Boe ;"
ion "niuritMmja.jter, iike Donevan
I you Jump,
I run a big nitu dairy, with a slmp'e
v. water pump.
.'always be thought runny, when seu
I ring a chestnut bell.
I make it any warmer by tne eatb :
ou can'
1
" ii s ceia itj as wu i ;
pass your 3 cent pieces en as dimes
in buying beers
write such " ret " as this, If you try
a toeusand years,
Prem tin Ceilar JiapiJi (Jentp.
W hat's better for a wound than Salvation Oil t
Kchn answers. " IrtU" We answer Noth
ing." "se say we all et us, se say we all f'Unly
tt tents.
A txxir unfortunate In Milwaukee la said te
hsve stiefiedbliuself te death Alasl poerrrea-
tute, ItvliiK in the light of nineteenth century
ana nev-r cearu ei iir. ddiii wnuKa :-;
N ell, this Is mera than Egyptian daranes
HI'MOIAL HUT1CM8.
Methml Stetbsratl Moment!
Are you disturbed at night and broken of yenr
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain et catting teeth t If se.
go at ence and get a bottle of MBS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SMtUt. It will relieve the peer
Uttie sntTtirluimedUtcly-depeadupenlt; there
Is no mistake about It. There Is net a mother
en eaith who has ever used It, who will net tell
yen at once that It will regulate the bowels, and
give rest te the mother, and relief and health te
the child, operating like magic. It U perfectly
safe te use In all cases' and pleasant te the taste,
and lathe prescription of one of the eldest and
best female physicians ana neies in the united
States. Sold everywhere. 26 cents a bottle.
mayU I)dAw
An End te Hen Scraping.
Edward Shepherd, of Uarrlsburg, 111 , says
" llavlngrecelM-dsemuchtwiientlraiu Electric
Bitters, I teal It my dut te let suffering human
tty knew It. Have bad a running sere en my
leg for eight yuars i my doctors told me I would
have te have the bone scraped or leg amputated.
1 used. Instead, thrve bottles of Electric Hitters
and seven boxes llucklen's Arnica Salve, and
my leg ts new sound and well."
Electric tltttrea are sold at fifty cents a bottle.
and llucklen's Arnica Salve at 85c. per box by
H. IS. Cochran. Druggist. Nes. 117 and IM
norm
Vjuec-n sirvei, umcaaier, ra.
(9)
THE UEV. GEO. U. TUA1EB, of Bourbon
Ind , says " Iteth myself and wife ewe our Uvea
te S1IILOUS CONSUMPTION CUBE." Fer sale
by II . 11. Cochran, Druggist, HO.H1 worth yneen
street.
(31
AN UNrOKTONATE I'EItSON.
The most unfortunate penen In the world Is
one afflicted with sick headache, but they win
Us relieved at once by using Dr. Leslie's Special
1'rencrlptlen. bee adverusemeat In another
column. ()
Tbe Excitement Met Over.
The rash at It. B. Cochran, druggist. Ne. 1S7
North Queen street, still continues en account
of persons afflicted with Cough, Colds, Asthma,
Urenchltls and Consumption, toprecureabottle
of hemp's Balsam for the Threat and Lungs,
which Is sold en a guarantee and Is gtvtngenlire
satisfaction. It la a standard family remedy.
Price se cenu and II. JVteI ixitrtt. elS-lwdA w
H. a Cochran, Nes. 137 and 13) North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa, ts selling 8111 LOU'S
CUUUH CUKE as a guarantee te cure all threat
and lung troubles. (9)
KIDNCT TBODHIXS.
A Case of Many Tears Standing Cared With
Blx Bettles, in a Stan SO Tears el Age.
AtuTOw, Pa , May 8, 1335.
DaKDiueH Ilrmu Ce. Genu : I had been
troubled with my kidneys foranumberer years,
nsed almost everything without much benefit
mill I tried Dandelion Bitters. I nsed six bot bet
Ues and am pleasad te say 1 am entirely rid of
the kidney trouble, besides my system being
toned up se that I feel like a different person. I
cheerfully recommend the same te all afflicted
in this way. JACOB MU8CU14TZ.
ebl0-3radTu.Tb.S
SUILUU'S CUBE will
Immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and Urencl
gb and urenchltls. Ter
ran. Druggist, no. ui Nena
Queen street.
(7)
Tbe usual treatment of catarrh ts very unsat
isfactory, as thousands et deapalrleg patlenU
can testify. Un this point a trustworthy medi
cal writer says "Proper local treatment la posi
tively necessary te success, bnt many. If net
most, of thi remedies In general nse by phyat
ctana afford but temporary benefit. A cure cer
tainly cannot be expected from snuffs, powders,
douches and wash-a " Sly a Cream Balm U a
remedy which combines the Important requi
sites of quick sctlen, specific curative power
wttn petlect safety and pleasantness tn the
patient. uuuS-swdeedAw
UaansLiea Livsa Pbixbts for sick headache
torpid liver, bUlensness and Indigestion . Small
and eay te swallow. One pill a dose. Price, 26a,
By all druggUU. UbWmdTu.Th.8
OTHINO LIKE IT.
ST. JACOBS OIL.
T0KM4N AND BBAST-TUK BEST BEMUD V.
Tss Hist ter Heb-s Cekflaixts
.Sew Yerk club stable-, 1317 E. tsth St., (
New Yerk, Oct 2). ls. j
It gives me great pleuure te add my testi
mony te the great curative qualities of St.
Jacobs Oil, having used several caseaeftbe
OU In my stable, and can safely say It Is the
bestllultnenl. CALVIN II. PlilESr.
Ths Best Evsn Used hhstam.es.
Ueullemen's Saucy Livery, Sine Horses, etc., (
Lancaster, Pa., Oct. 23 1&6. j
Aa te the nsetulness of BL Jacobs Oil, I will
say a, much as any man. for I well knew It
ts the best t ever used In mv sUbles.
CYUUS U. COLVIN.
It Nivxa Pailiu lit a StietB Ihtascs.
van Diege, Cal , Oct. 29. IMS.
Gentlemen : It Is a satisfaction te recom
mend a geed thing, and auch a thing 1 be
lieve yenr St. Jacobs Oil te be. 1 have used
It for years tn my family, as well as In my
kennel and stables, and It has never filled In
a single Instance te dneverythlng that could
oeeson&bly be expected of any turned? e! IU
class. W. li. UOLABIHD,
Gcn'l Agt. Coronade Beach Ce
Pkex a Hekskuas-Lame BacxCcbsd.
Mluesha, Wis . Oct . 2, 1888.
Your letter all tight. St. JacebiUll Is just
what you said about It. It cured me entirely
et lame back ; a'.oef sprains. It Is the finest
thleg ever used en horses, or for man or
beast A.GstANQB.
Orisiea or a Pialeb ii Hesses.
1 rexlertewn, Le high Ce . Pa.
I recommend u Jacobs oil as the best
thing In the world for spavin en horses. It
Is a certain cure.
MILTON A. 8CHMOYBB.
TUKCUARLKS A.
VOUELEH CO , Baltimore,
MO.
JV All persons csixu 8L Jacobs Oil or Bed
Star Ceuxh Cure, will by sending a two cent
sump and a history or their case, receive Aevica
FKBB.
Red Star Cough Cure.
MKB rEOM OPIATES AND POISONS.
SAFE. BUHE. PROMPT.
26 CENTS.
AT DKUQOISTS AMD PIALBttS.
illK CUAIlLES A. VOUELBKCO. Baltimore,
Md.
QONTKAOTOR AMD BUILDER
GEORGHI ERN8T.
OABPBNTBB, OOMTBAOTOa BULLDBB.
Baeldenee Ne. MS West Etna; street, ahep
mwi, snii wttwwt, wpiKJwi stanaiMB aw
fOOOBN MANTELS ABD 0BXBBAI,
I WOO WOKE A aVrBtMAltrT
atauMBaa,
GIMsIOHS ZaVKR RMiULATOR.
-TAKB-
Simmons Lifer Regulator!
A. Taluble BeMmrce for tke Hick.
.wA.7,?n"T thf ""y resenrees which medical
skill has made ayalfable for the stek and debili
tated, none rank blgber than Simmons Liver
Regulator, a comprehensive remedy for
.,hfnr Complaint, Dyspepsia, Constipation.
Chills and fvr, Debility , Nervousness, sick
Headache, and ether aUmenU attributed te bil
iousness. PUKELY VIUKTAULB.
,i.'S",,,,2 Ue bwels without griping, purifies
a bilious breath and completely relieves the
many indescribable symptoms watch torment
sufferers from Uyspspata, Liver Complaint and
Kidney Troubles. H also effectually removes
tbese nervous symptoms telt when bile ts tin
perfecUy secreted or misdirected.
J. II. ZB1L1N A CO . t'renrtatnr..
maris cod w
ruiiaaejpnia, fa.
uk-...-.T . . .
QHERRY PECTORAL.
Your Children
Are constantly exposed te danger from Colds
Whooping Cough, Croup, and diseases peculiar
te the threat and lungs, for such ailments,
ayeri tnerry recienu, promptly administered,
affords speedy relief and cure.
As a remedy for Whooping Cough, with which
many of our children were amtcted, we nsed,
during the past winter, with much satisfaction,
Ayer'a Vheiry Pectoral. Fer this affecUen, we
consider this preparation the roost efficacious of
all the medicines which have come toenr knowl knewl
C?" "." f arkhuret. Preceptress, Heme ter
Little Wanderers. Doncaster, Ud.
My children have been peculiarly subject te
attacks el Croup and 1 tailed te ana any effec
tive remedy until I commenced administering
Avers Cherry I'rcteml. This preparation re
lieves the difficulty of breathing and Invariably
cures the complaint -David y. eurks, Chatham,
Columbia Ce , N. r.
1 have used Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral In mv
family for many years, and have found It
especially valuable in Whiieplng cough This
medicine allays all Irritation, prevents Inflam
mation tremeatendlng te the lungs, and qntekly
subdues any tendency te Lung Complaint
J B. rialevltle, Mich v
I end no medicine se effective, for Croup and
Whooping Cough, as Aer cherry rectors!.
It was the meansef saving the lira of my lltue
boy, only six month old, carrying hlmaarxly
through the worn case of W hoeping Cough 1
ever saw, Jane Malene, I'lcey riaU. I'enn.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Prepared by Pr .1. C. Aver A Ce.. txiwell. Mats.
Sold by alt Druggists. I'itcell, six bottles, ai
mlKtea
QAPCINK PLASTERS.
BENSON'S POROUS PLASTIES.
WINTER EXPOSUKE CAUSES COUQUS,
Colds, Plenrlsy, Bheumatlsm, Pneumonia
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumliige, Backache and
ether ailments, ler which Bensen's Capclne
Plasters are admitted tn be the beat remedy
known. Tbey relieve and cure In a tew hours,
when no ether application Is of the least benefit.
Endorsed by S ou i physicians and druggist s He
ware of Imitations under similar sounding
names, such ai "Capsicum" " C'apslr In," or
"C'apalclne" Ask sua Uehseb's abd tabs e
OTHiaa. Examine carerully when you buy. All
. , M SEAUURT A JOHNfcOW.
OltSmdeedAw Proprietors, New Yerk.
jyOESTYLIN.
KIDDER'S
DIGESTYLIN.
reK
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
A POTENT REMEDY FOR
indigestion. Acute and Atenic Dyspepsia,
Chronic and U astre Intestinal Catarrh, omitleg
In Pregnancy, Cholera Infantum, and In cenva
lescence from Acute Diseases.
Over SO0. ph slclans have sent te ns the most
flaturlngoplnlens npen Dlgestylln as a remedy
ter all diseases arising from Improper digestion.
rerSuyearsne have manufactured the Diges
tive Ferments expressly ter PHYSICIANS' use,
and for the past year DIGESTYLIN has been by
them extensively prescribed, and te-day H
sttnds without a rlal as a digestive agent. It
la net a secret remedy bnt a scientific prepara
tion, the formula et which la plainly printed en
each bottle. Its great DIGEsTIV F'OWLttts
created by a careful and proper treatment of the
farm en tain manufacture, it l very agreesble
te the taste, and acceptable te the most delicate
stomach, for the reliability et our statements
we would respectfully refer te all Wholesale
and UeUlI Diugglsu, and PHYSICIANS gen
erally. PrlcetLtM Sela by Druggists. or
WM f KIDIOCHALO.
Manufacturing ChemUU, 83 Jehn St . N. Y.
marl lyd iu
me
WEAK MEN
Buffering from the edecu of youthful errors,
early decay, wasting weakness, lest manhood,
etc . t will send a valuable treatise (sealed) con
taining full particulars for home cure, PRE of
Charge. A splendid medical work; should be
read by every mm who is nervous and debili
tated address, PRur. r. C. ITOWLEK,
mlSGmdAw Moodus, Conn.
QDBE QTjARAMTBBlT '
RUPTURE.
Cure guaranteed by DR J. b. MAYER.
Bam at once i no operation or deUy from busi
ness : tested by hundreds el cures. Mala oaes.
an ARCH aT PHILA. Sand (or Circular.
ne-lvdAw
worn ma&k am mmmt.
fJHJR SALE A FULL SET OF BAND
A3 instruments. Alse a large, denble Baas
Violin. Apply te
W. W. WEIDLEY,
mlt-lwd Strasbnrg, Lancaster County, Pa.
TJtOR SALE.
Ml a Twe Herse Platform Spring Wsgen with
top body. Geed as new. inanlreer
PHILIP LEHZBLTEB A CO,
fM-tfd
asi nene ijucen euceb
FOR RENT STORE-ROOM AND BASE
MBNT. with Dwelling attached, situated
Ha ttl Nerth Qneen street. Inquire of
PHILIP LEBZ ALTER,
mars-twd 241 North Queen street.
TJtOR SALE OR RENT-PROPERTY ON
MS Cerner of Duke and Church streeU, con
taining eight rooms and largs store-room, oeod
locality. Inquire of
PHILIP LEBZELTEB,
marS-tfd Ml North Qneen atreet.
-ntOR RENT.
A! TS
Twe or tenr rooms In Brimmer's New
Bntldlnc Ne. 1UK North Queen street. Heat
and gas Included. Apply at
feblStfd BRIMMER'S MVEBYOrriCB.
-HOOPER HOUSE FOR RENT.
KJ The cooper Heuse, one-half square from
Centre Square and Opera Heuse, and near both
railroad depots. This Is one of the largest and
best beuses In the city. Large Bale and Ez
change stables, all OrsVclass. A-ossesalen en
AprtTlst.
iactHtd WM. J. COOPBB.
MAX, vat, mm.
IRUNKSANDTRiVELINO BAGS.
STAUFFEMCO,
Leading Hatters.
In connection with their
FINE LINE OF HATS
Shew one nf the largest and most oare eare
fully selected stock or
TRUNKS AND TRAYEUN6 BAGS
IN LANCASTER.
All PrieM. All OradM.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.,
MftaM Werts.
mmmtvAu
alKDlCIMB.
Story of a Postal Card.
I was affected with kidney and urinary
Trouble -
for twelve yeats I"
After trying all the doctors aad patent medi
cines I could hear of, I used two belUse of Mop
Hitters i"
' And I am perreally cured. I keep It
ail tbe time I"
Hespectiuuy, u. r. uejth, santsbury, Tnn.,
May 4, ls&S.
Usinrean, Pa., May 0, ISM.
It hss cured me of several diseases, saehae
nervousness, sickness at the stomach, monthly
troubles, etc. 1 have net seen a sick day In
years, since! took Hep Hitters All my uslah uslah
bera use them. Mas. ramus ukaaa.
AsMRcaxusM, Mass , Jan. It, IM,
t have been very slek ever two tears They
II aavs me un aa Mil cure. 1 tried the meat
all gave me up as past cure,
skillful physicians, bnt they did net net reach
the worse part. The lungs and heart would Oil
up every night and distress me. and my threat
hi
waa very bad. 1 told my children I should
never
die In peace till I bad tried Hep Hitters
wnen
1 had taken two betUes thev helped me very
much Indeed. When I bad Uken two mere bef.
Us 1 waa well. There waa a let of slek folks
here who have seen hew they cured uie, and
tbey used them and were cured and feel aa
thankful as I de that there U se valuableamedl
cine made. Touts truly.
Miss J cm U. Cishike.
$3,000 Lest.
" A tour te Europe that cost me 13,000, done
" less geed than one bottle of Hep Bitters I they
"also cured my wife el fifteen years' nervous
H weakness, sleeplessness and dyspepsia," Mr.
K.M, Auburn, H. l.
Baby Saved.
We are se thankful that say that our nursing
baby waa permanently cured et a dangerous
and protracted constipation and Irregularity of
the bowels by the use of Hep Bitters by Its
nursing mother, which at the same time re
stored her te perfect health and strength The
Parents, Rochester, N. T,
aarUnhealthy or Inactive kidneys cause
5 ravel, " llilght's disease, rheumatism aud a
order f ether serious and fatal disease, which
can be prevented with Hep Bitters." If ukea In
time.
" Luddlngten. Mich , fob. J, HM I have sold
Hep Hitters for ten years, and there" Isnomedl Isnemedl
ctne that equals them ler bilious attacks, kidney
cempiainu, aue an aiseaaes incident te un ids
1 art al climate.
II. T. ALUABDSB.
- Menree. Mich, SepL K, 1SW. Sua- I have
been Uklng Hep enter for Inflammation "et
kldnevs and bladder." It has denw tne "what
tour physicians failed te de -cured me. ' Tbe
effect of the Bitters seemed llke mag te tn me.
W. L. CABTEk.
Gbxts : Tour Hen Hitters have been of great
value te me. Iwatlaldup wltb typhoid fever
for ever two months, and could get no relief
until ItrlHi your Hep Bitters. Te tho'e suffer
Ins from debility, or anyone In feeble health. 1
cordially recommend them.
J. C. BTOETtBt.
CM t ulten street, Chicago, III.
Can Teu Answer Thta?
Is there a person living who ever saw a case et
ague, oiueusness, nervousness or neuralgia or
any disease of tbe stomach, llrer or kidneys that
uep sHttere win net cure .
My Mether stys Hep Bitters Is the only thing
that will keep her I mm serere attacks of paraly
sis and headache. AM. Otutge Hun.
" Mv little sickly, puny baby, was changed Inte
a great bouncing boy, and I was raised from a
tick bd by using Hep Bitters a short time "
marSSmeedAw A lets. Satin.
BAmUAiKB-
L3PRINU TRADE.
ASTRICH'S
Palace ei Fashion.
NO. 13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
Monday, March 21, 1887.
JERSEYS !
JERSEYS I
JERSEYS I
Twenty Are Deaen Ladles' Jerseys for 29c
apiece.
Fifty Doxen Boucle Jen eyt In Black and Col
ored. Plain Jerseys I Ceat Back Jerseys I
Pleated Vest Frent Jerseys I
Pleated Frent Jerseys, beaded I
Embroidered Vest Jerseys I
Ladles' Merine Underwear.
Twenty Doxen Ladles' Summer Merine Vesta,
long sleeves regular caffs (worth 50c ) slightly
soiled, selling at ate apiece.
Twenty Eve Doxen Ladles' Fine India Ganxe
Vesta, long and short sleeves, high neck and low
neck ; also Sleeveless Vests, at c apiece.
Ten Dezen Fine Oanxe. long sleeves, fancy
finished neck (worth 7e) attSc
Fifteen Doxen Fin Balbrlggan Tests, faney
finished neck (worth tlej at 7c apiece.
Twenty-five Doxen Beat Balbrlggan Vests, silk
bound, pearl buttons, silk stlteted (worth BOc)
at oe apiece.
HOSIERY!
Twenty Ave Doxen Ladles' Mede and Tan
Colored Cotten Hese, full regular mate (worth
te) at 10c a pair.
Twenty-five Doxen Genuine Balbrlggaxts, fin
est game (worth from tee toteci atSBeapalr.
Twenty-five Doxen Ladles' Extra Fine Black
Ingrain cotton Hese, extra long (worth JOe) at
Twenty-five Doxen Children's 'Wide Derby
Bibbed Black Cotten Hese, full regnlsr made,
superior qnaltty and finish. These goods aie
worth 90 per cent, mere than what we sell them
ler.
NOTB THE PRICES:
s. K 7. tx s, ex
150
170
80c
Zte
LINEN GOODS!
FlftJ
L Dezen Ladfaa' Fins Llnan HanAa-arnhlara.
hemstitched and colored borders (worth 10c
apiece), selling four for SJe.
Hew Linen Cellars and Cuffs ; se different
styles In all sixes.
New Dress Trimmtega!
BEAD PASSAMBNTBRIBS AND ORNA
MENTS. BEADED BETS. CHENILLE FRINGES.
MARABOUT TRIMMINGS.
FAMCT DRESS BRAIDB.
New Combination WORSTED FRINGES.
TUB BEST LINE OF
New Drets Buttens !
Over a Thousands Styles at t", It. IS and at
Cente a Doxen.
NEW AND DESIBAB'.M GOODS IN RVERY
DEPARTMENT.
Reck Bettem Prices!
gsTOALXj TO 8BB US.tj
rmoeeAAts.
TkTOTlOE TO BRIDUE-HUII.UEK3.
Proposals will be received at the office of the
Oennty commissioners Lancaster. Pa. nntll
aoea, Tnasstay. March ffi. WW. ferrebulldtng the
raWUBB WlwWf M Basil Its
i Bu DM& petaea op
stream axtoTle leAged la
bridge alt The asaaiai
aaeTwe aaparstnieiure i
la Cnatiactnc Bsnst f
the Oaes above the
The naaiarr must ba repaired
aneribe aaparstnieiure rebuilt la its erlglaal
fefss. Contractor ssust fa mlsa all maUrulex.
eept these parte ettha eMbrMjawhl
wsidi ww as
I te be deter.
itTflimsmlartmrara or thalr
sgwBt The OnoBBsleolosioio laserve Uts Wfht te
erataBjeraUbMaMA1,ti.w ,
jemb aiNUiuKr'
UIHlvV.lsilffHAtf.
V eflsBjaaMkaAy BMamfAEm-sM
Attastt wun mmmm3L -mJkM
ar aaai
aArfwaxWsuWatSBaasl
B
OSTON BTORK.
BOSTON STORE,
Net. 20 & 28 North Qmm BU
Between Posternoe and Centra Square
NEW
Spring Dress Ms!
We are showing a Beantirel atoekef NewSprUg
Dress UoedsstLow Pries.
NBW Sl'KlNO COAW. JACEBTS, WBAPI
AND el lUBTBf
At Prices sere te rioaeo yea.
DRESS BUTTONS at Lew Prices! DEBSS
BUT rONB at Lew Prices I
Special Offerings of
BLACK DRSss SILKS, BLaX'K CASBMBBM,
BLAUK HENRIETTAS,
and
BBADED DRESS FRONTS at Extraordinary
Bargains.
NswSATINESndSKEMUCKER8In kVealiful
Designs and Colorings.
Oar assortment el Fancy colors of Plash aad
Saline apllqne flowers and Plush Oraa
menu at Lew Prices are
tlaequaled.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
rty Doxen All-Linen Towels. M taeaee wide,
com lesg. only Itsjo each, worth S0e aoea.
rtfty Doxen All-Linen Damask Towels, extra
els e, 17e each, worth tee each.
Twenty Ave Pieces Table Linen, Tery geed,
ISe a yard
Ten Pieces Table Linen, M a yard
Twenty Ave Pieces Damask Table Ltaea. tie a
yard.
Ten Pieces Hand Leem German Table Ltmaa,
SSeayard.
. Muslins, Sheetings, and Pillow Muslins at
Very Lew Prletew
A TBLLINO BLOW
At opposition has been struck, and wa pro
pose te keep en. We bare enured tbe ring te
meet all competitors, and as our training u In
theae hoot of Economy and Square Dealing, we
are bound te win.
Stamm Bres. & Ge.
stwTelephene connection.
fAQKR A BROTHER.
SHITE GOODS.
Eireideries
riQOE WSI.T8,
FRESCn SA1SSOOK.1,
ESQLlSll SAISSOOKS,
1SDIA I.ISKN,
LIXES LA WS,
VICTORIA LAWS,
SA1XSOOK CHECKS,
SWISS SETS,
NAIX800K SETS,
CAitBRlCSETS,
BART SETS,
XAINSOOK EDOINO",
CA UBRIC ED OIX OS,
KAINSOOK IXSERTINOS,
CAMBRIC ISSKRTINOS,
FLOUSCISOS,
k
Me. 26 WIST UNO 8TJTOT,
LANCASTER. PA.
N
EW YORK BTORK.
Astonishing Bargains
-IN-
DRESS SILKS.
WATT & SHAND,
1 6, 8 c. 10 BAST KINO ST
LANCASTER, PA.,
Msde a few clearing purchases from tbe Silk
Importers daring ths past week.
Staplers A Bea's Famous French COLORBD
DBBSS BILES, 19 Inches wide, oely U easts a
yard. These goods havjs never bean sold for
less than 7f eents.
tl-ltCHCOLOBBD DRESS BILKS, 79 OSaUa
yard t uraal pries. 11.00
ALL BILK flATIN RIIADAMBS, S3 laches
wlds, new spring eolers, ii.oe a yard i real value.
ILtA
tt-IBCU BLACK DBBSS BILKS. STUeaaUa
yard t the usual OLCO Bilk.
COLORBD BURAH BILES, si inches wide,
bcautlf al shades, 75 cants a yard I regular price,
S7X eents.
BLACK SILK RHADZIMBB, SB Inohse Wide,
11.00 e, yard j wenld be cheap at ILSA.
Just Opened a New Line of
Htskeirs Black Dress Silks
Fer which wa are tela Agents, at It ca, .w aad
SI te a yard. Belter value cannot befeaadla
aarelty. The gaaraatee read as fellows t
- This BUk U warranted net te break, creek or
shift, aad wa will aeaka reed sar inatldsbta
.clatsas auda within sis month from data of
pHiwaaee ' IgBOO,
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