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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-05-15
NEW 4DVERTISEMENTS,

NOR USE UPON FLANNELS, BLAN-
u kETS, &C, use PURE BORAX
SOAP. Leaves them and the hands soft.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-05-15

AN ARTICLE FOR ALL PURPo SIC
IA guaranteed absoiutei y pure. Is MILLER
X SOAR.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-21
E1aa;i Corners.
R9sEBUEG SODA WORKS.

3FANUFAt.r t.rrREs 4 SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
W. Soda Water sarsaeariila and Ginger Ale. Or
ders from ehfeaa filed with pronlptneas anu at
reasonable rates.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-21

Dil1 ness q isol. Muses. in Tie he..d, ExeEsskR
IN DRINKING intoxicating liquors. the vital huid
passing unobseTved ia The urine, and nany other dis
cases that Lead 10 insanity and death
Ba. .IESgFH. wnais Il kkGuLAh lIiNEleIAN, 0kADt-
ATS or THE UNIVERSITY IEsNsYLFANiA, VIII sgFee
to foFfest FIVE GpspEED DOLLARS for case OF this
Kid tile VITAL RESI- sTOitAT9tE lrrcer his special
advice aud treatsnent viii not crTe sr tor anything
issAsse ssras scnnH ~ i. IG SafNTEk treats
g0Sss II .rI,3S E5IE There Ig examination aud au
vice, including analysis of urine, 500. Price c1
VITALREsTORATINE, Sl.s0 q Lottie, or four times
thu quantity ss.0e sent ily address uio 2 receipt
Of Psice, G o. ~. secured ftn cExeTA alton, and
iii private nane If desired by DR.. AlSTE, II hEARSY
sTaEgT Sxs FRANCISCO, CaIs SeAd Tor list OF 4ues-
til,la and Irssfi let.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-21
MISCELLANEO !.
TIE
fine STALLION,
c. .sYIDlE !!

IL Owned by JOS. Carlon, tie noted
Horseman.
This Famous Horse is l6I hands
HIGH, weighs over l,4oo lbs, IS Of Ma
hogony Bay Color. Six years old. Per
feet in Form, Limb and Body.
es1YEeE Was sired at Salem by the
noted imported GLESgLD, winner at
the Centennial 1876, and imported into
the United States by Jas Burrows,
purchased in 1876 by Major Bruce, and
by him brought to Oregon. GLENELD
was sired by the great Scotch prize
winner, johnny Corp, that won more
PISCES than any other horse in his day
Ills dam was 10y the justly renowned,
GLaNALD.
CI.YDE's dam is the noted Henry
and Haniltonian, brought from illi-
nois to Oregon in 1868, and purchased
| by Jesse Cornelius.
The attention OF all Farmers md
Horsemea is called to the above lartic-
ulars, and they are asked to call and
see this beautiful horse and get terms.
Coed pastuiase furnished at reason
able ates. Every lo7si l. care viii lie
take; to prevent accidents or escapes,
but no respo asibility assumed. Fol
further particu srs see or address J. ".
CARBON, Roseburg, Oregon, who also
keeps the best Livery Stable in south
erl Oregon.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-21
TnE G9egT sNssii:s.s E.ENIEDY.

IS A MEYER FAILING
IRE fDr Nei rosls Debilty
seminal Weakness. Ex-
.ienstei Vitality, speTma-
rr5ea, Lost Manhood.
aullo teney, Paralysis,
Prnstaturrbea, and al the
evTi5lr eEeets OF Self
.sbuse, youthful follies and
Excess es IN nsaturer years,
aeh as Loss Of Memory,
.assitude, Nocturnal Ein-
ssinlls. aYtfsssan to saeiety
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-21


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How to make Fave and Rake mould
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same. get the length Of jack raftels;
get the length of valley rafters get the
hip for a concave rcof; get the !, and
J pitch roof; cut the top end Of mould
ing for rake; strike circle with a
square; draw a spiral. Also the 47th
problem Of Euciid explained in 81 new
way, for TIE heneft Of Carpenters.
PRIoE so cents.
FOR SALE AT THE REVIEW
OFFICE.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-21
sAMPLE RaTTLE FREE.

viii be sent TO any one api.ing bv letter, stating
SYMPTOMS. and age Strict secrecy in regards 70
al business t9aIsactions.
DR.. AIsT1Ess KIDNEY RENEDY, NEPHKETIcuMs
Cures al kinds 81 Kidney and Bladder csolnplalut
Gonorzhea elect, Lerehorrnea ETC. For sale Dy al
druggists; 81 bottle or six DO tiles Tor hyedoliers
Dr. afIxrIEs DAsErIsox FILIA are the hest and the
cheapest lYS ErsI1a BILIcrs cureIn the market
For sale by allsGrlgoists.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-21
F0E SALE.

pRopERTY FRONTING ON THREE PRINCI PI Z
L Streets size aaxl30 feet, which viii give fob5 .
building lots 323xs feet Good business house and
;.lso S5si tiweniug, u1} furnished tifla Peif We
all well fenced. For particulars enquire at REVIEW
Office.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-21
.Rc7a 029Gg!


On account Of our removal
into our new Store we propose
to offer our entire stock of Gen
elal Merchandise to the Public
at such low prices that notwith-
standing the present hard times
and scarcity Of money, will cn.
able everybody 10 buy our
goods.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

Syracuse Stazdafd: While Cleveland
keess Hlggias the country viii know that
be is a hypoeFite or fears Dan Manning.
B.osston Commercial Bulletin; There
is a part Of Chicago that ls known as
Little Hell 10 distinguish II from the
larger portion Of the city.
New York Nal. The failure of the
Niagara park bill would put a mark OF
shame opposite the name Of every Legis-
iator voting against the Measure.
Brooklyn Eogte: Ii General Black
reals the newspapers be ought to have
known that il Was useless 10 attempt to
disturb the firm footing OF a Chicago
WOnan-
New York Sun; Ii the Canadian
provinces were States the North Amer
can Union they would not now be 50 much
troubled about managing tho case OF Mr..
Louis RieL
Albany journal komaroff Is the
name OF the rash Russian General who
attacked the Afghan outpost near Penjdeh.
II is IN order for the funny newspaper
now 10 mention that the Russians kom T.
rolf game on Gladstone. Herat2
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

psobsbly unaware thsf 4 : generally
k1oxn thas rae specials fron thls esfF
h ne Defsoif Post and ssrs saanate
nom the Leaafeg offies. and that those u
rhs Frss Prszs originate wlth Lw1so-
erof rsportsE. The rspo q sssnt t. those
papers hsss been notofioslsls ~srpsd sld
distorted "a ths interests = Senator Cur
Ess. AID naturally the editorial eomHaenf
was Lot sach a. Il Ueuhf have been had
tl.ose ioaxnals been represented D. an
ErsIadiesd reporters
The people q this city have expressed
thsnas.slsss sery emphatiealis IA regard 10
fsenasew Cortiss's conduct, the Senator
has male such an apology as be eouid.
Tax 1uEonAA has given is opinion, and
We should not have given tbs space 20
have 70 the subject had the Letstef not
persisted ia mlsrepresenflng the facts and
throwing 0slf the challenge. The soonef
the L.sasfsr and Democrat cease trying
10 defend the senator the better Il VIII os
for him
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

GOIAG hAAI.

fI,aliH, NuntHlr eAtfI'lfai -i'lliIf
Passengers taking uie . q 4. ~. ia4ftAz fn.lke
close cssnIecfl0uf 81 1lfossl ~ lslieiii aklo A.
Detroif for New apIk. arriving tsere a. t,sa a. "a
the foli0~3na noruiliE.
Aishf Lxpress bkf luiisll SlseIihe { AZ Dctfoftt
Grand Rapids.
Iais ie tie only line ruBnina Attafit+c fkl,rsre
leaving here ~ 10sa =. fi.. e1th oissifnk a. q
Detroit making stifeef cou1sofloHt ltr AZ Isuinn
last arriving a. As~ Aurk o. ln, tte secf'isa
morning.
parlor Cam or mail tTainf both easi and ~esi.
The train lfasine 81 b;la B. "a vii meke dlfee
conbectiou with Milwsukes sieau4eft daily. efctp
SUNDAY.
Tiarsu1,l tickese seeuFs.d al ID q. ~. a n. oibo1
IL Morton House block and 81 the depot
ID. POTTER tlts Pass. AEeia
6EO. b Rf.ENE Iraftc MAaHsof. lt.es-eo.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

The ILe0aer reaches the climax OF Its
foolishress when il tries to make out that
In the ('urtiss matter some way or another
the Republican party has done something
at which the Knights of Labor saould be
offended This is direct insult to the
intelligence Of the Knights. The Sena-
tors happening 10 be Knight OF Labor
has nothing 10 do with the matter, neither
has IL that be - a Democrat, II he Is, or a
Greenbasksr. or a Freemason, or men,
Der Of the firm of Curtiss, Dunton 4 Go.
II is foi' his acts as a representative OF
the people that be has been criticised.
and the LeGsfer knows il. Furthermore
the LesteEer knows that II there had been
any political aniInosity entering into the
spirit Of Tuesday nights meeting it
would have teen directed toward the
political party that elected Mr.. Curtiss
and not toward an organization that u
widely divided IN its political preferences.
The L,,afer might as well say the express
sion o. indignation was a thrust at Free
masonry.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

THE ksBs0craf clalms that the criticism
of Senator Clfrtiss comes from kepubil-
cans. mol from Democrats. II insults
every decent man IN rs party when It
assumes, a. Il does, that II is good
Democracy g. approve Of an insult to
Cen Grant on has dying bed. Repnbh-
eane w0ald not 20 SD far, and II they
were Inclined b do 50 there we're an
abundant number of good Democrats az
the meeting Tuesday night TO sweep away
the .conismptable charge. Respectable
Democrats VIII remember the insult their
party organ has thrust at them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17
RAILROAD TIME rAkIEs


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slAkFINo Osk AERs SsskAk<fs.
NasTe--'ffain lss.st1e 81 bsf !, a.. i.ssl N.sfd
r,aii >ls..uin.l tsrs III psl.~ssl alla Ms.nklnsf
katx. iFalH issaFllf a. tt.24 tsAt tiaat a
foT 1taNefe4 (iis.
Sotrrn-1rs<in lesset1.e ~ e-le & IA. iia1 AtAsN
nut Slexs.ine al for tslclailian.
Ihro1.Et ackeit cs.l L. oi5iA+nfa 81 Ant.ih
n kss l,isio. oofneG Malilss aud Dit4Ne oslts11f
and Al lni.aa Deepest a. Il. l.lll ~ tf9if
fsan fass- A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

TAg PRESS ON SENATOR CURTISS.
The Leadsr says: with the excep-
ton Of 4 short paragraph IN the Detroit
Post pre have not seen a line of editorial
on the subject Senator Curtiss's conduct
outside Of the city The editor Of the
Lsader evidently reads very few papers.
The Detuoit Ersping Journai. an indie
pendent paper. in as conspicuous place
as there is on ifs editorial page. contains
the followinx sditorial-aliusion to the
affair
The polltraI bigot. like the religious
faratis, - seldom governed IN the express
siou 81 hfs opinions ~ time. place or err
euFnsrsncsa senator Curtiss has al the
fsnifs II rfis clazs. to which it would seem
he beonsrS. Whatever he may think Of
Cen fi-art his action and remarks in the
Teriabstu7e we're in the usuai bad taste Of the
bicot We think that this Senator II 50 be
pitied rather than blamed. "a good taste -
not = ani,iitv which circumstances always
sive ae uieu Coed lasts is either natural
or acquirssi. II the senator has it not inlser-
entity ie 10 noe to ~ eensured for a defective
heritage. II he has iret acqpired 4 that may
~ SlIns 81 his environment. We repeat. fheTe-
fore. ihat senator Cglrti~s i 10 be ritled.
Elsewhere The yoarndi prints inter
vissEs with members of The Legislature.
beth Tusiouists and Republicans. The
lan,rauel ~ the Fusionists = 50 bitter
thsii 're 30 not care to reproduee Il. The
etliips of the Lsesser can find the inter-
vievFs On the third page of toe Towr7lai 'Df
ne f4th inst Aside from the Comments
IN tlhss Jeernol. we End. IN q small pile of
exelisnxes whpsh happen - he at hand.
szi:snisas snnnment on the matter IN Sax Of
fhssn. three dsslies and three weeklies.
Wv one of the six. the M,isksgon Nesr&
takes sts cue from the Grand
1enner,8f. attempts - eondone
cartiss's effense. The others
his course. snune ~ them very
svisisntly The reasrn the editor
has aucf seen a kne of
7bi@rt outside sf tins
aas uot looked
1arsgraph N The
.shre,kiei IN his
srfffnr. fsr be "a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

The tram leaving al l.. n. conuects al White
Pigss1n with Atlantic tKpre-s hsir Lane
which hae fFlaoe DTBsine hss0m rlrepIne
Coacllse from chicago g. NeR iofk alla lS,sior
wigh0ut claAlIsse.
The tsain leayine ~ - a. ~. cennects GO Va
pif.sslI giving one hour fof cluleri elth spe
New lofk EKlissf on Man Lane.
through tlckets AM beftif a. Sleeping to1ci
can be secured n Jnlon 1acksi Oflice "a hoaTs
Street and Depot
All trains vail run bg Esh naridiian iims ~hlci
il 80 minutes slower thsln heiruif tinis.
J. ". MCKINNEY s5cD'l Az
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17
NENAYGO DIYISIOn.
NAN lDKNn1IoEe

Toledo v1fh Ril rniir,ads dissrpins Tecumrs.i
With T.. =. ~ =. fIoroer viif ~ q a n. -
fsDeinF Division and AZ lane 81 a. Nfrrlsli
Grand r1nk sud ~. - "a. n 8nHtgn q j. a
!. Anef1a1 - . ~ " ~ ard =. ~ AN =
blfhAh A3d3h fier pass. Ar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

Ir nov transpiFes that Mr. Clay con
fessss that he calied for Tie resolutions
PASSED IN the Senate and asserted that they
were pariasan Tor the purpose u giving
the mass-lslssetilag a political turn. Chy's
whole performances was SHY and absurd
Al every one knows Who attended the
meeting. HIS asking for "A copy of the
prayer" disclosed how much he was 10
the mire. In ~ his usual TACTICS when he
has a hotsless case n court % try t.
quash th., indlbstm at He resorted % q
similar oyarse Tuesday night
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17
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recommend II to parents.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

A coaMrFfkE of n1rIabers u the New
Yefk Legislature haa been appointed U"
Grsff an stcise lax which slll Dc accept
able to sath the psopis aud the liquor
irItsrests. When this COMMITTEES az
caasplishss its purpose 80 shall kno~
that the nallsssliun4 j. al aand
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

CoRASD HAI'rDs DIyIsIos.l


Pacific Express daily. BaiHnce trains DAILY
exct.I,t Sundays.
The Detroii Eyprese leslyinR ~ oso a. reach
ing that city a. u As ~ ~. New York t0s3J a.
and Boston z - y. m. next cf..
Throngh tckeik for az pOintt and Hieepine cai
beFflBs may be prgcured AZ Union Ilckef Dhce
corner Monroe and Ottawa rlfesia aad st lnioi
Depot.
j. 7. SCHULTZ 0anl Agt- VI Nanroo-si
Ono. W. MUNs0N. Ticket Agent Oitx.
j h. Hkw1RE. Ticket Agent. DeIsoi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

Leave. hrnve.
Chicago Ex : fIs am NiRif fEpre@s ~ al
Mail and kx fizX pm Afi8 sDe t1..f - pln
Night E1prf~e.s f25 pm tFfninR "a fli - pm
sDaily.- fDsily except SUNDAY
Union Depot on lofia ~frs,st-
Through c1scber 10 itiiiCtscu eno Ioieslo ON
8l5 a. IA. train Jhr0ugh rarior-o4f a. thicaRo
on lz2s .. m tfsiin. jhrouFa huiimen eleep
ing-car and csssel - Chicago on -. b. r1 train
NEWA1GO DINtSIOp.
Leave. krrire.
fxpress ...-....... ......... $50 am II IT, An
Express ........ d. ........... tlt pm 40 I'm
sDeparT from Weei side Def.ot
The northern terminus ~ tins Division 10
BALDWIN. Ou y AP. N. rs.
J. n. Carpenter Gen fraiEtf and f'sse. heenf.
Oflice gD1 Monroe ffrts,.
GFo. " NrlssoS. Jlsse Aaeut tss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-17

THEEI. are more ways Of murder than
are dows IN the code; and one Of these
ways is Indicated by the practice OF Bud
slensick. the contractor who has been.
during the last eight years, defendant IN
twenty-t,hree suits based upon his manner
Of erecting tenement houses. and who IS
morally responsible FOR the fall Of eight
five-stoFy buildings IN Ne~ York and the
burying OF seventy nen IN the ruins.
But. II 1; can be any co1nfort to the wretch
% divide his responsibility for the CHASTITY
catastrophe. he has she privilege OF urg-
ing. without fear Of denial, that the build
ing authorities who have allowed him to
proceed. year after year, raising block
after bb,ck in manifestly careless man
nsr nluEa take a share in the criminality.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22
PNEUMONIA IN NE
VADA

The Lyon County Times is au'
thority for the statement that
pleuro-pneumonia has broken out
among the cattle in Antelope Val.
ley. This is startling piece of in
telligence, and if the dread disease
has found a footing in this State,
it should be met by effective meas
ures and stamped out at once. The
matter should be officially investi-
gated by the State authorities, and
such measures taken as will remove
all further chance of the infection
spreading.
In the opinion Of the APPEAL,
the matter is of sufficiently SER
ious nature to warrant the Cover
nor in issuing proclamation and
ordering the immediate extermina-
ton of all infected cattle in Ante
lope Valley, and all that have been
exposed to the infection. A few
weeks delay will threaten what
promises to be the leading indus
try of the State.
All the cattle in Antelope Valley
that have been exposed should be
killed, and the owners should be
Reimbursed by the State.
Illinois has just passed through
an experience of this kind, and her
experience cost her nearly million
dollars. When the disease APP
peared, the authorities INDUCED in
the usual delay and red tape, and
before anything could be done, the
loss to the cattlemen was over two
million dollars.
In the present instance not day
ought to be lost in arriving at the
facts, and if pleuro-pneumonia is
in Nevada, or any other infect
ious disease, the Governor would
be warranted in resorting to extra
ordinary measures, and the next
Legislature would back him up in
appropriations to meet all expenses
In some of the Eastern
States, the appearance of the dis
ease has warranted the calling of
an extra session of the Legisla-
ture.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

The Corean kingdom, which is
now in dispute between China and
Russia. is nominally an independ-
ent State, but it has in turn been
under the control of several nations
The possession Of the country
would give Russia an immense ad-
vantage on the east coast of Africa.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

The usually well-informed New
York Times says it is generally ad-
united that the contest in Virginia
will not be an easy one for the
Democracy. Our own information
is that it is as generally believed
that it will be far easier for them
than it will be for the Malone
crowd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

Some Of the Cinnamon who re-
turned to Rock Springs hurried to
the ruins of their homes. They
began digging in the cellars and
soon unearthed large amount of
money. As much as 5000 in gold
and silver was dug up from one
cellar. and as much more from an
other, where it mad been concealed
before their flight.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

The Supreme Court has con-
firmed the decision of the District
Court in the case of Thompson VS..
Huffaker and the Reno Savings
Bank. Thompson seems to win
everything in sight.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

The Genesta ought to be satisfied
now. She has beat everything ex-
cept the Puritan, and it can hardly
be expected that she should have
the presumption to think that she
could have done that.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

Prince Battenberg's prospects are
not very alluring. He is to live
with Queen who is also martinez,
and most of his and his wife's rela-
lions were opposed to the match.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

Intelligence ennobles work and
work crowns intelligence with hon
or. The young man who shirks
work will never rule others, and the
young man who selects a vocation
because it is easy is already effem-
inate.-Ex.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

Lightning struck the Pennsyl-
vania Statehouse the other day,
but as it did not hit any of the
statesmen who usually congregate
there it was a waste of electricity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

A man in Illinois committed sui
eide by bleeding himself to death
because a neighbor refused to name
a child after him. Now the citi-
zens want to elect the level-headed
parent Mayor of the city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

Democratic success in New York
at the November election is appar-
emily settled in advance. The
Democratic papers are confident
and the Independent Republicans
concede it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

Some of the rascals who should
be turned out of the public service
most incontinently are the New
Jersey coast guards who refused to
save the lives Of shipwrecked yacht
men until they were promised a re-
ward of hundred dollars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

A Kansas man has discovered
new kind of grain, cross between
barley and oats, and the people Of
the State are on tiptoe with curios-
ity to see what kind of liquor it
will brew.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

The Baltimore Telegraph asks ):
9 Is confidence in mankind on the
increase ?" Confidence men are
certainly increasing, but, perhaps,
this is not what the Telegraph
wants to find out.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

A st. Louis man, while prepar-
ing for a bath, fell dead. Fright.
kills scores Of people.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-22

At all Times Prepared to Meet
Any Decline in the Market and
Give the Benefit Thereof
to his Patrons. Always
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