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REPUBLICAN, FAITH.

After prolonged session Of eight
months, Congress adjourned on Tuesday,
the 9th inst. The Republicans had a
working majority in both branches of
this Congress. The organization and the
majority in each of the committees were
composed of their political adherents,
and they are responsible for the legisla-
tion. The appropriations for the fiscal
year are simply enormous, amounting to
$292, 100000. This is an increase of
$76,000,000 over the appropriations for
the preceding year. This enormous ex.
penditure, which is consumption without
reproduction, is not paid by the importer
or the merchant, but by the consumer,
and must come out of the labor and toll
of the agricultnrists. 1t is an incubus
upon the iudustrial pursuits of the coun-
try. Reform aud retrenchment are two
of tho most prominent features in the
Republican platform, stereotyped and re-
iterated by their Conventions previous to
each Presidential election, designed to
deceive TIE people and continue them in
power that they may, each succeeding
year. impose heavier, and still heavier,
bardens BY direct and indirect taxation
upon them. Whilst retrenchment is
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For County Commissioners.

We take pleasure In placing the name Of ME
E. BEATTY before the County as 4 candidate
suitable and cmincntly qualified for the Office Of
County Commissioner, subject, however, to tn"
Primary Election DARK CoRSrR
The friends Of MR. JOHN \. REEVES, in all
sections Vf Anderson County, take pleasure in
announcing; him 4, u candidate FOR the IMPORTANT
AMI Responsible office Of County Commissioner
subject TO the Democratic primary election.
The friends ofC.irT. !. W PICKENS Of Brushv
Creek. announce him ~ n candidate for County
Gonlnissinnrr. subject +" the result Of the Primary
Election. Capt. Pickrns would make q most c.i-
ricnt and popular Commissioner.
The friends of MIR. Il. MARCUS BUREISS an
nouncc him rs candidate for recollection TO the
"tiIcr Of County Commissioners. Mr. lIurriSS is n
gentleman OF fine, practical Judgment. and will
make - careful ami safe officer. lie is announced
subject 10 the Primary Election.
The many friends OF MIR. !. II. JONES rcspcct-
fully announce him as u candidate for reelection
to tho important office Of County Commissioner.
Mr.. ZONES is 4 prudent man. and will make an ac-
crpiahle officer. He will bc subject To the
Primary Election.
The many friends of Mr.. H. L. DAClS respect
fully announce him 4 candidat. for Count y
Commissioner in the ensuing clcctuu-suhicrt To
The Democratic primary election.
X. ;. BAILEY is respectfully nominated rs a
candidate for County Commissioners subject to Il Z
democratic Primary Election. His past services
are sufficient guarantee Of his fitness for this
Office. MANY EHtrSps
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SIX PLUCKY YOUNG GIRLS.
Equipped for Tramp Through the Wild
Mountains of North Carolina.

MouHr AIRY, y. C., August Six
gay and frolicSomc young ladies arrived
in this place today all riggnd out and
equipped tor 4 journey on foot through
tho mountains of this state The girls
dresses were even shorter than the regn-
lutinn walking skirt. They have KNAPP
sacks strapped over their shoulders, wear
broad -bDlome,l, easy shoes, dark hose,
and urc fixed up for comfort. They pro-
pose to take y trip Oh foot through all Of
the mountainous counties Of North Car
olinn. In th"ir baggage they have ham
mOrks which will be used in case they
have to camp out ut night. The trip will
consume about two months and cover II
district of six or eight hundred miles.
Tho girls are all young, the oldest proba
bly, not over twenty-five and tho young
est sixteen. They are 1.-the and hearty
and appear to be able To make fifteen or
twenty miles II day easily. Three Of the
fair pedestrians arc from ,irginia and
tho other three from Maryland. Three
of them arc pupils of we'll known sem
mary in Virginia and tho daughters Of
well known business men in that State.
Their present novel and Independent
trip il made principally to crafty one or
two OF the party, who could not afford to
travel on railroads. When n desire was
expressed hy them in the presence Of tho
other four girls who make up the party
to see the magnificent scenery of the
western part Of this State. it was at once
proposed tn trampit through tho c0uHtry,
and thus avoid railroad fares and mt the
same time afford better view Of the
scenery. Tho party will leave here to-
morrow for Ashcville, in Buncombo
County. They do not manifest any fear
OF being molostcd in the long and lono-
some route. They say the are fully
ablo to take care Of them elves. Part Of
tho way is through donsc forests, through
which evon many daring men arc not
nnx iOms 10 go, esDeciallv Mt NIGHT
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SOJrII CAROLINA UNIVERSITY.

The Board Of Trustees of the South
Carolina University have, witt; great
wisdom and judgment, selected IL prcsi-
dent OF that institution to succeed Presi.
den, Miles who will give tone, confidence
aud respect to the University among all
of our ;,eople in the election Of Prof.
james II. Carlisle, l.. l.. D. Prof Car
Isle is IN alumnus Of the South Carolina
College, having graduated in the class Of
1914. He Immediately took charge of
the Columbia Male Academy IN which
he taught for eight years. At the or.
ganzation of Woflord College in 1854 he
was elected to the chair of mathematics.
In 1875 he was chosen president Of that
institution. DR.. Carlisle has been moro
than once made president Of the State
Sunday School and Of the State Teach
ers' Association. His modcsty is exces-
sivr, but an appreciative Church insists
upon his taking position and giving her
the benefit Of his large ability. He
stands in the front rank of the luymen
of the Southern Methodist Church. He
was a fratcfnal delegate from tho last
General Conference Of the NJ. L. Church,
which met in Cincinnati in May, 1880.
lie was delegate to the late Ecumcni-
cal Conference, but could not attend.
AS a thoughtful writer (though he writes
but little) and rs powerful speaker he
has but few equals anywhere. AS presi.
dent of the University lie will give to
the State the highest assurance that this
institution Of learning will be conducted
upon high standard OF intellectual and
moral culture. With University di-
rected by such professors as we have in
the South CaIolina University, tho peo.
Ple Of the State will soon see our State
again in the front rank of educational
progress.
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The Marietta North Georgia ka!lroad.

RALEIGH, n. G., August S.-A Georgia
company is building railroad from Ma
riettn Ga, to Murphy. y. &. The latter
place is few miles from Ducktown,
which is to be the terminus of the Fcs-
torn North Csrolina railroad. Tho limo
Of this road from tisheville to Ducktown
has been surveyed and located and
runs through a ravine between two
mountains called Marble Gap An
examination Shove that the mountain on
each side Of tho gap is pure marble
The location of tho road runs along this
valuable. and tho Western North Carroll
ma railroad company confidently expects
to realize enough money from this source
to pay for building the road from Ashc-
Vile to Ducktown, which will cost not
less than $1,000, 600. The road is now
county, and force of 200 convicts are
steadily working toward Ducktown. The
Marietta and Georgia company is build.
iiiR TO Murphy, and is trying to get pos.
session of Marble Gap, because it is their
best route and because OF the value of
the marble. A few days ago this compa-
ny, with loo hands. took forcible posses
sion of tho routo surveyed and located
through Marble Gap for tho Western
North Carolina Railroad. and is construc.
ting its own road bed. The legal adviser
of the Western North Carolina company
naS gone 10 the scene OF action for the
purpose of preventing this Interstate
larceny. If legal proceedings should not
avail immediately to dispossess the tres
passers Governor Jarvis will be asked TO
send sufficient number of State troops
TO drive the invaders back into Georgia.
1t is possible that there may he a conflict
between tho two States. Tho Georgia
company does not appear to have any
legal grounds for its action, but it is said
1t has taken this course in order to com
pei the Western North Carolina company
to grant 1t connections and freight priv
ileges and other railroad accommoda.
tiOnq
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laboratory will be furnished with micro
scopes FOR the use Of students and :nr the
study Of those ininut" Organisms 50 fatal
u plant and animal life Apparatus for
testing the purity and vitality .! farm
seeds will 10 imported directly :r,in Ia.
rOre. The professor informs me that the
nduitcration of farm seed has been a.
most reduced TO "a science that clover
seed i manufactured from quartz Grains
old turnip seed roasted and cO!Orc'l and
sold as nov. such aiult"ratl0ns are far
NOR dangerous than those found in fer
u!izcr~. aud call loudly for Stat" inter
frrclc" ami control. Selves, scales, acids
&c for the mechanical amalysi, o! soil,
and ",h"r sci"ui!f.'. investigations wIi! be-
purchased.
III" lands ho'uu.ins tuthr University
wil! "" devoted - experiments! purpp
scS. AGricultuic ~ IL science can only
bn developed. aud a IN art pcri"rtcd, hy
experiment. ia" experiments "onlnc-
ted on the farm Viii b" made as practical
IL possible. only such series viii be On.
tered upon ~ promise TO be Of imrnCdI.
ate value 10 the farmers of the state y
wcll.,icvisch and conducted experiment
~ valuable even WhcD It gives negative
results. /, may explode the rrctcn~ion|
| Of a highly advertised seed. fertilizer or
| implement. Such an experiment Is
| therefore buoy that warns the ft:ncrof
dangers ahead.
Among the experiments proposed are
| the following series: lst With cereals
testing different varieties, fertilizers.
modes Ofculturc, &c. "a. Similar xrcri-
ucnis with grasses. sd. Similar ones
| T,ih cotton. It'll. others with new crop,
| siIcl a. rihurra, Ecw varieties OF sorghum,
| millct, tcD>iut", lucrrn, ~nja hiSp!'la, Nr.
9TH With ncw farm processes, such ~
| cusilAgo. Itr. 9Th. With ncw varieties Of
| Vegetables I'nier this head will fail
The testing "i second crop p"tatocs. hrl
/ III. ".Hi i,W vnfi,3ii''.- ri -ii,n.t :r;'it,,
| Hth. Experiments in cattlc!ccllnS. Tests
! Of different nutritivo ratione, &c.
| The trustees have ordered III" erection
| of a greenhouse. This will ho filled with
choice "pccimrns of foreign an'i natl,
| plants uf economic or scientific iinrUr-
| tanr". such u house viii afford oprOrtu.
! mites for experiments III constructing
and hybri'liHinS plants. for the rroduc-
| ton Of new varieties Of >cc'iS, tor the cs-
| ting of seeds, &c.
| The results of the experiments viii bo
| freely published and distributed gratui-
| tUusly among the farmers OF the State.
As the department il developed moro
| land will be acquired and experimental
| nurseries, vineyards and orchards plant
varieties of fruits, Hr. Ornamental
grounds will also be laid of around III,
| greenhouse. An arbOrctum VIII bu AL
dcd in time. Tie department Will cheer
! fully determine its species, .Vc., of any
unknown plant. make analyses Of seeds,
! &c, and do any other similar work .UI
the farmers of the state without charge.
| Correspondence on agricultural sub bicrls
| is n yilcI
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Yellow Jnck on tho Rio Grande.

GALVESTON, August ll.-Thcre seems
to DO u panic over yellow fever in Mata.
moras, and dispatches from there regard.
ing the number Of cases are exaggerated
and contradictory. According to one re.
port, via Laredo, tho number of cascs on
the 9th was iifty-six. 4 later dispatch
reduces tho number of deaths for the
same day to forty, but that was large
increase, the daily average Of deaths for
tho week previous to tho 9th being cnly
thirteen. There are only about fifty ca.
SOS OF yellow fever at Brownsville al
present, and the number OF deaths 1.
not large, but tho health authorities are
Of opinion that It will become epidemic
There is no yellow fever in Texas except
at Brownsville.
BROWNSVILLE. TEN, August ll.-There
wcrc twenty now cases of yellow fever
here to-day, all Mexicans. No deaths
have occurred In tho last twonty- -four
hours. The fever in Matamoras Is In
statu qnO, about five hundred cases,
though but two deaths in tho last twenty.
four hours. The weather Is very favor.
ablo. Thore are five cases OF fuver seven
miles up tho river Mt Cortinas Rancho
All mail communication has been
stopped.
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Department OF the State
University.

CoLMRIA, S. G, August II.
: At tho meeting Of the board Of trustees
Of tho State University on "Wednesday
night, Prof McBryde submitted his
views with regard to tho proper admins.
tration OF his important department.,
which met with hearty concurrence. The
plan proposed by him for tho organiza-
and and be wns sutharized 10 hesin ns onerotions
at onco. He will proceed 10 tho oquip-
ment Of his chair for thorough scientific
and practical work. His lecture room
will be supplied with charts and all the
models and samples Of agricultural seeds,
plants, implements, &c., necessary to
illustrate his course of instruction. His
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
House of Representatives.

Th" many rtl.ul. 81 MR. j. nLLT"k VAT
son reSpc,tiU!l! uunOunc" Inn n ,niIat!e en-
tlciiIau To- represent Anderson County III III. h'N'
General Assembly, and viii urg" ~. yIeci1on 70
that position subject tJ the rc>G!t .: ia, l'i.''
cratic Primary ELECTION
COL i: y. \. EOBINSnS. "f Martin '""n.
,lip La, ing received tho unanimrGs "nip'-"m'i'
b! III, ,.ua. j. h-r"hy nominated ~ h!' in'i!
friends , car.d.ia'. Tor th'' Hons" -. l'"r'>"-
,a,i,e- SUBJECT 'o the i',HDci.iie f!.mAi! i.'''-
tIpu
The friends Of cAir IL. Il, yAHDivLk y. r.
Hons" "i Representatives, sW'G't to IA" aii"h".
N" b"n"Ca'ic iari! a. ne rii""t! ,.,' ',"m
The many fi.,.l- of DR. + \. IIrl,ES~, in
I!p.ri rA,i si'! &ijpn!nE townships. hr: r".- ="
aun"un,. linn u suitable man |" '"rr",.'h' ii'
ture -u'g"c, 10 I'll" Primary "!'':i"n
The rnary friend, 81 MR. Ri Bl.N y. 'llNk-
Scii.I.> respectfully Anhp"nc" hin a. sHitaiie
gentleman To- rcprrs.It Am'i"t,"n County Ia The
n"N, 'i"urral AS.,iuh!y. III vii! ir presented as
a candidate subject - lhr pcur :Atic primary
election.
The Cri"ni- Of CAPT. \ T EEOYLE- respect
fully auu"unc" .IUi ~ ! rahi!!a'" I" I"rF.''n nj
then. III 'h'.n"Ni L"s,lAurc ,uIy"r' 10 ia" Dem
ocr"t!c Primary ilrcivn. MASf N"iEi>.
W. nr" apthrri/"l to announce cot. l.. NJ.
Ei,'k!I: 'amdiiat" i"r Ir-"."tii"h l" IN" ii""'c
Of E"pr, a'iE",-s'.i."' 1" primary election.
III" many fi"mi> "' III: H. l. ErTlHG re-
.r"ciii.ly anne iiI," him y. sia'" man I" rep
resent tie r""Il,"i ,ui"r-"n county in lh" n"Nt
lIor, Of I:"lf".rr'A'i'r,- sUt."rt 10 the primary
election.
h~s .i i"ayr to nominate ;iAJ. l. Il. MrEEAf /"
represent hi.irf-"n "uity ~ ia" mex; i".i'i"-
tuf"--i!i!"cl I" tn 'r.mAry I.ir';lvn.
III. friends "f II VI rnlNCi: respectfully au-
| noi.nrr him "nnii'!a'" for r"."l'c'i"n {" Tie
i"n-' "f Representatives. sutJ"' to The a't'"n "i
IL" iGiniary Election.
Tho friend, "f MAJ. \. : To3D respectfully
>"n '"uI'y III IA" neat Legislature, SUBJECT /" HE
action %! III" i''"'"r'ai!' primary ,!.''ini:
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"a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

1H SUurH, V'VHW UE s5VFU EsFOSC
should be stopped. Neglect frequently re-
suits in an lncurahle Lang Discase or Con-
sumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHES does not disorder the stomach like
cough syrnps and balsams, but net directly
on the infnmcd parts, alaving irritation,
give relief in 4isthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Cutorrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers are subject to.
For thirty years Browns Bronchial Trochcs
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained well-mcrited rank among the
few staple remedies Of the uge. Sold at IS
cents box everywhere
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Mothers ! HI0thcrs!!
Mothers ~!

Are YOU disturbed ut night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with the cxcruciatins pain of cutting
teeth? II so, go at once and get n bottle of
MRS. WINSIOW'S SOOTHING SYR-
UP. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
mmcdiately-depend upon it there is no
mistake ahont it. There is not mother
on earth who has ever used it, who will not
tell you Mt once that it viii! regulate the
bowels. and give rest to the mother, and re.
lief and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription of one Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle
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For Probate Iudqe.

The many :ricnl, of CAPT. rIlDS. G. LI',ON
respectfully anhVun," lin a> candidate FOR the
ni.c" "f Pr"nt" ! Ils", for Anderson County suit
Jrct I" III" action "f The Primary Election. Capt.
Lyon has been clerk in the Office Of III" Probate
Judge for ,h' past seven years. and with thor
oush know ledge oi the duties oi the office is emil
nrnily qualified 3, ill the same.
The i!sGv friend. "i Mr GEORGE ". fAST-
the old y AnlrrS"n Postmaster announce him 4
candlat" for Probate Judge, subject To the Demo
rra,ir Primary Election.
CAPT. !. 7. BARNES is hereby announced As
a raGi'la," for the Office of Probate Judge Of Au-
dcrSpn County NJ The ensuing clcc,ion-suhj,ct To-
III" action "i p"m"cratic Primaries.
I.u-r
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= Among the 'oldest inhabitants"
the South Carolina Penitentiary may be
mentioned the name Of John Baski,, who
WAS convicted of manslaughter and SEN
fenced from Lsurens for 20 years; he
has served l3 years. Age, 80 years.
The next oldest prisoner is Robert Sans,
convicted Of the murder of his wife, and
sentenced from Charleston County for
life; he has served IL yean. Age, SO
wears,
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For State Senator.

'Il.. rmauy ;rir,, "f Hos. Il. L. 'EAITnN
nominal" hIin !,i iv-"l""iiun Ia III" -iiir senate,
subject 1" the ariiun Vi .hr Democratic lI:m"T!
Election.
The many i,i"udl- ri MAJ. JOHN Il. MOORE
respectfully m"IIuHi" hliu i,r the "itlc nf >ruaor
in TIA, ,h-ii": ci""t.pm, Subject 10 Democratic
rlil"
w" tax" i''"a>Er" III announcing III" nam" OF
MAJ Il. /. "HlINEH ~ :, candidate for state
senator ~ III" ensuing election. subject To- the
IiriiIgrratig Ir!iu.tri,'>. MANY C,II/ES>,
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For County Ireasurer.

The many friends Of COL. NJ. p. TRIBrLE re-
specially announce him candidate for re-
election to the office OF Treasurer for Anderson
County, which position he has so efficiently and
arcrptahly filled for the past two years-suhjcrt To
the Denlncra!ic rriInnry clrrtinn.
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COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

There wi! be meeting Of the Demo.
,.aiir Executive Committee nt the iN-
rrLLGENCEK Office on next Monday
morning at ! ! o'clock y. m, to make the
necessary arrangements. Tor The State
campaign, which begins in Anderson on
the 3lst Of this month. 4 full meeting
Of the committee is desired
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For County Auditor.

The many friends Of MIR. L. ]. WEBB, our
efficient and accommodating County Auditor beg
leave TO announce him rs 4 candidate before the
primary election for reelection Auditor for
A ntrrsun County
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NOTICE FINAL. SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned, Executor of the
Estate of William H. Stone. deceased, here
by gives notice that hc will, on the 18th
day September, 1882, apply to the Judge of
Probate Of Anderson County for Final
Settlement of said Estate, and discharge
from said Executorship.
JOHN WILSON, Ex'r.
Aup 10 1890 4
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At the meeting Of the State Exc u,ive
Committee in Columbia last Tuesday
morning, it was decided to open the
Democratic State campaign in Anderson
on Thursday, the 3lst day Of August,
inst The candidates Of the Democratic
party and leading Democratic orators
will address the meeting, which is cx.
pcctcd to be one Of the greatest political
!,atherings ever held in the County.
Any man who fails To hear Hugh S.
Thompson and the other orators who
will address us on that occasion, will do
prive himself Of II treat that our people
rarely have the opportunity for enjoying
these days. Every man, woman and
Child in the County is earnestly invited
to attend this meeting, to see and hear
the men who will rule South Carolina
for the next two years. We guarantee
that every one who attends will he de-
lighted. Remember the meeting comes
on the last day OF August, and you
should arrange your business to bo here
on that day.
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Something NEW In EDUCATION.
Common Sense in the School Room.
One Thing :at a Time.

TN the Female College at Will.
IL linmSt0n. -. a.. of which REV.
S. LANDER is President, each pupil de-
votes five weeks to one principal study, and
then five weeks to another, and SO on, thus
avoiding the habit Of dissiralcd Thought.
No Public Exercises waste the time,
distract the attention, or shock the m0dcsty
of its pupils. Graduation may occur
ut the end of either 5 weeks Section :;
eight times in n year. Liberal Pc
cuninry Premiums, accessible to all
diligcnt pupils, materially diminish the
cost of education. Location easily accessi-
BILE, quiet. healthful. Noted Cllalybeate
Spring. No dram shop in the county.
SEMI ior Catalogue.
April 20, 1882 &c Sm
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T.. Il. MUkRA y,
County Chairman.

t;rn. Capcrs, after n fn!l conference
with the State Executive Committee on
last Monday night, has consented To ac-
ccpt the nomination for Superintendent
Of Education, to the great satisfaction Of
the Committee and delight of the pco-
ple Of the State. Gen. Capcrs adds very
great strength to the ticket, which, As a
whole, is incomparably the hest that has
been offered to the people Of the State
for many years. There is not :. uau oil
the whole ticket whose private character
is not high and above rcproach, aud there
is not one whose public record is not
pure and uncon,aminatcd by any taint.
They are all honorable gentlemen, of
fine abilities aud rare adaptation for the
Offices to which they have been elected.
The democracy has nothing to fear in
tho approaching canvass in this State.
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For Conaress.

We are authorized to announce HON. Il
WYATT AIKEN candidate for reelection I
Congress.
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