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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-07-12
TESTING THE EYES.
An Optician Describes the Contents @
Modern Trial Case.

An Optician Describes the Contents OF .
Modern Trial Case.
did you ever have your eyes ex-
amined? No? Well, this is what the
oculist would use before he wrote out
his prescription full of 'pluses' and
'minuses' and other hieroglyphics
which it makes you shudder to look at
as he hands it to you.
at is known as an oculiSt's trial
case, and contains lenses for every
possible affection or defOrmity of the
eye. With this case and a testing
card an opticjan could examine your
eyes in very thorough manner with
In ten minutes and tell exactly what
sort, shape and pitch of glasses you
must wear.
''Now, here you see the case COM
plete. 1t contains thirty-five pairs
each of convex and concave lenses,
varying in focus from 2 to IA
inches, and twenty pairs each of
plano-cylindrical convex and plano
cylindrical concave lenses from to IA
inches in focus. The prisms for cross
eyed persons are ten in number, and
with this strongest one you would be
enabled to see straight ahead, even if
you were so cross-eyed that you'd
never seen any thing but the back OF
your head before.
I'm addition to the lenses and glasses
1 have already named, the case con-
tains colored glasses, metal disks with
stenOpaic Sits and pin holes, and a
peculiar spectacle frame, known as a
trial frame, which by means of in
genious sets of screws can be made to
fit tho narrowest or widest eyes or the
stoutest or thinneSt noses. With a
case of this nature it needs but little
practice to become exceedingly expert
in eye examinations. Expensivei
Well, no; harry when you consider
the care the lenses require. The cases
can be had as low as $35, but good
one such as have shown you is worth
$3S. "-JeaOeiers' Weekly.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-07-12
OLD as TIE Hills.

SuperstItiOus Fancies Concerning the Con-
tIguity OF Rcd HIdr and white Horses.
The popular jest about the necessary
contiguity of red-headed girls and
white horses is by no means modern,
though in its recent revival it has
swept over the country as novelty.
Some of us remember that our grand
fathers used jocularly to assert it to
the wondering ears of youth as we'll
attested fact. In all likelihood the
saying took its origin in the old En-
glish game, called some times the.
game of the road" but more often
ups and DOWNS" which is still
favorite among children and travelling
statesmen in Great Britain. One party
takes the "up' side of the street or
road, the other the down." counting
one for every ordinary object and Ave
for white horse Ga piebald counting
as white) until certain number agreed
upon carries of the victory, but ned
headed woman or a donkey wins the
game at once.
Another explanation refers the
phrase to North of Ireland supersti-
ton that the sight of a red-headed girl
brings ill-luck to the beholder unless
he retrace his steps to the starting
point; but if he meet a white horse at
any stage on his backward progress
the spell is fpSO fact0 averted. In the
midland counties of England, on the
other hand, it is ill-luck to meet a
white horse without splitting at it. In
Wexford an odd cure for the WhOOp-
ing-cough Is suggested by current Su-
perstition. The patient trudges along
the road until he meets = piebald
horse and shouts out to the rider:
Halo, man on the piebald horse,
what is good for the whOOping-cOugh?'
and no matter how absurd the remedy
suggested he will certainly be cured
In Scotland to dream of white horse
foretells the coming of letter.
The prejudice against red hair Is as
widespread and deep-rooted as it Is I'M
accountable. Tradition assigns red
dish hair to both Absalom and judas
Thus Rosalind Complaining of her
husbands tardiness) pettishly ex-
claims: His own hair is Of the dis
sembling eolorr' and is answered by
Celia: Somewhat browner than
Judas" Ma-ston, also, in his t-Insa@
tiate Countess" says: II ever thought
by his red beard he would prove a
Judas; here am bought and sold"
But Leonardo de Vinci, it may be
noted in passing, paints Judas with
black hair in his fresco: 1.-The Last
Judgment. ''-Americdn Notes and Que
TieS-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-07-12
THE CANDIDATE.
Why the Hon. Mr.. Boomer Wrote
His Check for 10000.

When the gorgeous lackey opened
the door he saw there a keen-eyed
young man who was evidently in hard
luck. His clothes had the glistening
polish of long wear on them and the
art of concealing the frayedness of the
edges had not been so successful as
the wearer's efforts deserved. The
lackey was about to shut the door in
his face when the young man, evil
IDENTIFY accustomed to that sort of
thing, deity put his foot between the
door and the casing, saying: ''None
of that, my man. Go and tell the Hon.
Mr.. Boomer that a gentleman wants
to see him."
Hes not at home"
''He is. Stand out of the way"
An energetic shove sent the door
and the holder of it back into the hall
and young man entered.
''Where's the honorable gentleman's
roomP"
The lackey was speechless with in
dignation.
'sOh, very well, then. I'll find it out
for myself"
The first room was a parlor and so
was the second. Then he wandered
into the library and through the open
door he saw the owner of this palatial
Fifth avenue mansion seated at a broad
table in his study.
''Well, sir, what can I do for you?"
asked the great man, in establishment.
He was not accustomed to have his
residence burglarized in this fashion
in broad day light and he saw at once,
by the expression of the laclxey. who
had followed the intruder. that the
young man had forced his way in.
''What can you do for me? Well, as
the eminent clergyman once said to a
Bishop of London, you might ask me
to take a chair. However, if you will
oblige me by ordering this red. coated
fellow in plush to take himself out OF
the room you will save me the trouble
of firing him out, and 1 will take the
chair invitation for granted"
The great man rose to his feet dumb
with amazement. The lackey reiterated
a few steps towards the door as the
young man turned around.
..What do you want?" cried the Hon
.orable Boomer.
.What do 1 want? I want private
conversation with you. Here, you ras-
cal, get ont.
He turned on the lackey, who fed,
and then he coolly locked the door and
seated himself at the table, motioning
the astonished Boomer to sit down.
.'Sir, I'm not accustomed to"
t'Of course you're not. But you'll
have to get accustomed to great
many things you don't like. If you ex-
pecs to get the nomination"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-07-12
What to DO With Runts.

With every litter of pigs there will
be one dwarf or ''runt," often two il
the litter is large one. 1t will always
be profitable. and often, if not gener-
ally, an act of humanity, to sever the
spinal cord, where the neck joins on
the head, with a sharp-pointed knife,
as soon as these runts are born. They
usually die anyway before six months
old; and with the utmost care and at
tention, and with but three to five in
litter, we have never been able to
make any thing out of them but little
NANCY runts; torture to themselves
and a nuisance to the owner. In ordi-
nary filters, up to their death, they con-
sumo milk that would nourish tho
others and it only seems wasted on
them. Hence the earlier they are put
out of the way the better. Breeders
generally know this, but hesitate to
kill them; but it is on all accounts the
better way.-Americd1a Agriculturist.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-07-12

don't think IL Is worth the SUM- Or,
perhaps, you will go further. and tell
me to call for it tomorrow. Now, let
me put your mind at ease on that
point. Two hours from now, as said,
you will have to pay $4,000"
''Oh, that's all right"
''Of course it is, but think you
have forgotten that as you have made
such recent reputation at speaking
they have honored you by putting you
last on the list. The best last, you
know"
''Wel. what Of it?',s
''Oh, nothing, except the General
speaks before you. have been for
tunate enough to keep a copy and the
moment you regret that you can not
use my effort will tell him all the cir
cumstances and give him the other
copy. He will fire that speech off be-
fore you do and there you are. You
can't make much of a reputation on
repeating. speech that another man
has delivered an hour before. now,
honestly, can you? People are peculiar
about that. They even object to last
years sermon"
The Hon. Boomer paused at the
doorway. Then he returned to his
desk. II will write you that check
now"
81 would, if were you," said Spar
ling. Luke Sharp, in Detroit Free
Press
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-07-12
DAN.L AND !.


(which do you want!" said Dan to me,
An looked across the hearth at him,
-'For since it's got we can't agree
We may as well get things In trim
You shall have whichever farm you will,
An one-half interest in the mill
Or late there had bin a hitch somehow,
An to save our lives we couldn't agree,
An so we had concluded now
That 1t was better to part. you see.
He takin' one farm and the other.
Seemed better than tryin' to live together.
NAn' then there il the stock, you know
The cattle an sheep, horses an such;
You shall have your share o. them also,
Or, If o little more, don't care much.
An hope you'll find, as you think you WILL
You'n be better on without me. Lii.
''But I'm thinkin',' said he, eoughin' like. -
An loohin' just as he did that day IA
They took an buried our little Ike.
THAT may be, Lii, you'd better stay
In the old place here, just as it is,
You're keepin the trinkets an things O. his
-'For I'm sure" he said. coughin' again, -.
IF he'd ha' known afore he died
That this was goin' 10 happen, then
You'd got all his in the divide.
WIFI h bein the case I'm not the one
To rob you o. them whatever is DONE" ~
I didn't dare for to look at him.
Though knew he wasn't lookin at me;
My heart was full, my eyes was dim
With the mist and haze OF memory,
An saw our lives as they had been
Ere o cross, harsh word had come between;
When our home was always filed with cheer,
An both our hearts were full of Joy,
AS Dan sat there an sat here
Watchin' the pranks of our little boy,
Now q kissin Dan or maxim me
Sit with him on his papa's knee.
An how he'll clap his hands with glee,
When Dan would pull me out for a romp,
AS he oren did, just for to see
Our little darlin' laugh an stomp.
An then some times when his romp was DER,
He'd fall asleep at our feet on the floor.
Then Dan would come an sit by me,
An take my hand in the tenderest way,
An talk of our joys an tue love that we
Found a CROWN sweeter day by day,
An now thought with a sinkin' heart
Dan an are goin' to part.
An my heart KEEP swellin' more an more,
AS one after another memory came,
An I got up an walked the floor,
Tryin' to think which was mos to blame.
But his faults were hid in the lapse of years,
Or but dimly seen through the mist of tears.
For somehow, try an think as would.
I couldn't mind where the strife began;
Just now could only think of the good,
An not the evil side Of my man.
TIL in my heart owned with shame
That 1t was, not Dan, to blame.
An when looked to ard Dan again
He was comm across the floor to me,
An, to save my life, can't explain
How it all happened: 1 know that he
Caught me in his arms an kissed my cheek,
An when at last was able to speak,
Said to Danl: "Say what you will,
don't want this nor the other farm,
Nor q one-hah interest in the MILL
just want your protective
To shield me as long as both shall live,
An all the love you're able to give"
-0DeH Emmett, IN Cincinnati Enquirer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-07-12
SURPRISING RASCALITY.

Berlin Banker Whose Criminal Record
Beats Amy Thing on Record.
The newspapers of the capital which
have so often sung the praises of Ber-
Inns honesty and held up every in
stance which they could find OF defal-
cation in America as proof of the dc
pravity of republics" have had nuTner-
Gus reverses lately, and never more
than in the case which came up this
week. The banker, Julius Ref, for
fifteen years an honored businessman,
is accused of thirty-seven cases of
fraud, and 155 cases OF embezzlement!
He defrauded right and left, and
seems to have had no conscience what
ever. Between 1926 Ref lost by
speculation more than !, 200, 600 marks.
His assets amount to $4,000 marks.
Ref dealt in lottery tickets as well,
and sold many upon the promise ''to
furnish the tickets later" a promise
which was never fulfilled, and the
money never returned. One hundred
and fifty workmen who had intrusted
their little earnings to the scOundrel
stood about the courtroom. the eyes
of many red with tears. The poor
fellows will get but a tribe of their
deposits. A few days before his arrest
he married an innocent woman whose
little fortune of $4,000 was quickly
lost, and she is now reduced to want.
Two officers called upon a young
man in Frankfort-onsthe-Mai in order
to distrain him. He received them
politely at the door and offered to con-
duct them to his gallery of paint
ings," as he called it, with the remark
that he possessed nothing else which
could be seized for debt. They found
that the gallery consisted of over fifty
dunning letters, twenty summonses to
court, and several hundred unpaid
bills. Sranging between ten and one
thousand marks, all of which were
carefully pasted on the wall. The
officers babe him a speedy good morn
ing.-Berlin Letter.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-07-12
Potatoes, eggs and cold-hashed

Potatoes, eggs and cold-hashed
meats do not come under the head OF
luxuries. But if the hashed meat is
carefully warmed, well favored and
put on toast; if the potatoes are
chopped and Drowned and put around
the meat; if the eggs are boiled, sliced
and laid around as a garnish, with q
few capers and a border of parsley,
you have a dish an epicure can enjoy.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-07-12

Lawrence Smith, of Harrisville,
Mass, was an enthusiastic astronomer
and specialist in meteoric work. In
1884 his widow gave $1,000 in trust to
the National Academy of Sciences, the
income of which was to be used once
in two years in striking a 5000 gold
medal, to be called the Lawrence Smith
medal, and to be given to any enc
making an original investigation of
meteoric bodies of sufficient Importance
to merit such recognition. Prof. H.
a Newton. of Yale, has just received
the first or these medals from the
Academy.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-07-12

Bobby (whose uncle has given'him
a dOllar)-'I wish you would give me
a nickel, Uncle James, instead OF .
dollar Uncle James (astonished)-
but, Bobby, dollar is better than a
nickel" Bobby-''That's the troubleS
if it's dollar, pail want it; if it's only
a nickel, can have it."-Ihe Epoch. 4,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-07-12

-Impecunious swell-'1 say, Harryt
Going to have box at the opera next
season." Second ditto-''No; don't be-
ieve shall, dear boy. Much as can
do now to keep box at the psst-offcet
Idea
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-05

gatt3 Sib1 6forioa, DEFENDERS aher iiber 6ie
Staot v@rppe GitD" faQeu, lit ein berz
nidtenbe9. @rope GitD beIte6t mad i0rer
g6ii6eruae aus ei1en1, iaae Ginem !Sauie
ntb etnigeH Decentralization, bic ettpa 10
ioli6e gebqnt itnD, mic in gtebraSfa Elm
f6le6tcr S6peiheitaQ. Ser 8ooen lit
unfrudtbater peiBer San0, tpte ettDa Sic
0iineu atM leereSftranb in 9forboeutl6lano.
@6re Sen beiDen bieDeren WfGnnern, Die offen
bic 8aDrDett gefteben, p6mDbl ibnen 8reile
fur's S9Detgen ange6oten purben. SeBt
lit Der 3alber gebro6en.
Wutbi9 geitorb en- lit Ser
&aubmDrDer Iom SoriDtDe in
CARTHAGE in GeraS. Muf lein 8efennt>
nib bin, DaB er bot etnigen Sagen ben
GountpidaBn1eilter Sill baIelbit ermor6et
uno I'M $4,000 beraubt babe, tpuroe ct bon
elmer 8anbe BON 400 WGrnerlt, 6te 1i6
nibt eiulnal Die W}iDe gegeben batten, t9r
@eli6t 81 peroeGen, aus Dem @efGn9ntB
gebolt uno inter etnen Baum I'M @efGrg>
ntB6of gefibrt, no man ihm Die 6G1Oe
ban0, eite1 Strid I'm leine1OalS befelttgte,
un9 ibn etlle herbetgel6affte Setter htnon1
fteige1 Dleb. Gr bat, OaB man i6m geltatte,
ii6 let6it Din3urt0tert, llro nad1Dem Ser
Stllt[ w AlltSIll ilbtlClt XII UCiEtllHl lUllp
ipra18 er ollf DaS gegebeae &ontn1arbo obne
3dloern tn75 2eere. Sein 6alsmirbel
tDurDe alf bet Stelle gebroden ul1o Der SOB
erfol9te aIgenbltGltd. Die 2etd)e ip1r6e in
Die Office beS GountDiGabmetiterS auf bic
nod friiden 8lutfleGen 9elegt, tpelhe polt
Dem Wtorbe 5uriidgebliebeu iparen. -Seine
broDe Otltter liegt aus Sdmer3 u16 Gram
i'm Sterbeu, uno sic 8tttipe iei11es SpferS
lit DoffnungSlps tpabniinnig.
= lleber l SO iunge q mertfaner
befinOen ft6 III 6teiem gSinter in Ser
lin, INT Mt1liif 81 itu0iren.
= Sn Gaglar10 bat 9aoD Nort + 10 / If
auf cine CARTE unb taftpoIIe@ete Die
Qaften tDrer8 G6ter in 9incolnlbire
uit6 Jlutlano SIT erIet9tern geludt.
ltnter bent gortpatbe, Dap IS gum 9[nbenten
at i6ren berftorbenen @atten gel9ebe, erlieB
iie $1,000 Doll. oeS 8adtSin1eS. Oie 9ln>
erfeunun9 Der 8d6ter duBerte it6 in BET
@egengabe bon 3ipet ~lebenSgroBeu Selz
getnGlben, Ben beritorbenen 2orD Jtort6pt9
u10 2abD 9tort6tDi0 OaritellenD.
= Brin5 Oscar BON S6neben,
nur6e ais ct ueuli6 bas 6etm fir ifanotz
taDii0e Seelel1te auf Dem tpeftinbi16en
g8erft I'M Often Qonbons er0ffnete, auf SEN
StraBen in Der gtdbe beS 6eirnS ppn elmer
bt6teu Menihenmen9e iltbeluo %empfangel1,
SSltbel urO Beifall folgten ietner furaell
9tebe tn en9Iii9er Sprade, III Die fi6 nun
Elm lei6ter norbti0er 2lccent 16li6, uno
inter nohlnoli9em Subel uno benz @elang
Der 16tpeoil6en 9fattoralDDnnne aus bum
BERT WfatroienfeDlen fubr Der y8rin5>W1a>
trnie" tnieOer aD, einell rieitget StrarB Der
idDniten Stolen fir ieine 8erlobte iorgfdlz
f'e N! sSa S. III llllf fe i'6 t5' 9Tm:Oor nur6e
6ltrd s@lte Samub, @ee9el1, 8tHo ulO
8ouleOaroS llt1o @af6S tpte alidbrlt6 iibers
fiiit. MaSfeft seigten ft6 l1ur penige un0
unter 6ieiet befano ft6 feline %etnsi9e, bic
9tnlprud) auf ~beionoere Srtgtnalitdt bate
n1Q6en f11lllen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-05
Mcttgcr Sttm0er.

@tbelbert 8ater, alias Nrtbur 9e STARS,
aus M~ttnneapoliS, itberlteferte it6 9onnerz
flag Ser 6ieitgen @jebetmppIisct freiptIig ais
Elm Sdli6er utro ersdblte benz 2ielltenont
6enlbatp SolgenoeS: Qtm 81. gtppember
6dltgte ct 1T minneapolis benz 6~ortigen
v8olton Glotbing Store" 1tto benz o@lp>
mouth @lotbtng Store" gefdll6te 8aufz
anipeiiungen gum 8etrage bon $40 ln6 $50
relp. auf ulto perouftete oatt1 na6 Chicago,
mo ct baS @elo bis auf mentge Dollars Oerz
iubelte.
Son bier retite er na1 @IaSgotp, Wfo., mo er
IN elmer b~ortigen 8a1f cine gefGli6te Nntpeiz
Jung ilber $2l5 CUR 3abluHg %prGienttrte, a6er
abi6ldgt9 bel6ieOen ipuroe. @r m1abte
1t6 lobann auf oen Weg 1td9 Slater, Weo.,
tpo ein 8efannter BON tbm tpobnte, Der i'm
Dem 8anfe &aiftrer boritelte uttb ba6ur6
berbeifibrte, 0aB benz S6pilt6ler baS @eIo
alt5be5abIt tpurbe. Der Same beS guter
TreultDe5 lit Wttdaet 9eaiiertb. 8ater frat
Damn bon gtetem etlte 9teiie oil, auf tpel6er
er SaulsburD, Macon un6 Clarence in
Wfiliourt fli6ttg beriibrte un0 fi6 l9lteBz
lid 3urHd na9 Chicago tpanbte, no er
beabii6tigte, ietn i%aubereS Sanbtperf tpeiter
Git betreiben; bod ba befam er auf ei1tntal
beftige @etpilienSbiiie nllb etnen &eueanfaa,
Der ibn betpog, sur Boli5et gu geben uttb
leine Su11oen etnSt8elteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-05
statt raOtfaler gsOrte quite s0atett.

Ser Size . orfer Is II ms
beretu, 0cIien m%ann9oftes 8orgc6en gegert
Die acknowledgement I'M Surnerbunoe mir
fllr5ttd) ertDGbnten, beite6t Srpar erit felt 3tpet
Sa0ren, lit d6er elmer Der 5ab(ret6itel1 uno
ttrebl0miten Surnnerei1e, un0 ilt@t letne
Nufgabe III etlpa5 Qnberellt, ais in IeiGten
raotfalen Ge6cn5arter. Der bon iDnl ge>
ne1tnigte llellefte Sa6reSberidt iber feline
S1dttgfeit lpri6t ii6 beiDnbers aud gegen
ilberraDtfdle reltgion5feinolide 8ortrGge
lInD poltttide uno Ip5ialpDlttti9e @rOrte7
rlI119ct iii lol6e11 Qercinen aus.
Ser 9(ctp g)orfer Gentral>S urrOeretn bat
1i6 Dielmebr Die Qufgabe geitellt, mad GrGfz
ten SIT elmer gutcu geiitigen unD fDr>
perIt6en @r%StcDuug bet5utragen.
Sciue 660pfun9en 81 6ieiem 3tpeGe
iinb folgeu0e:
J}ibt nur bat er cine Surni6uIe,
iDeldle utter Der Qettung bon Stpet Gurnz
lcbrcru cine SdiilerSu0l bon $50 &naben
ilno 172 NfGDd)en auflpetit. gtt6t NIT un>
tcr6alt CT uc6en 0ielcr Surni6ule cine ebelt7
talS Inter gutter 2eitultg fteben0e S6nle
fitr metbli6e 0anDnrbetten, ipelGe
teBt BON 80 OtGo9en belu6t miro. SonDerlt
CT letltet 5u9leI6 6olgen0cS: Sett int
oer9drten, Der crit bot ~tpentgen Wto>
natell ms Gebell gerltfen tDur0e, iteht inter
Der Qettltng elmer befGbtgten 9inoerg6rtnerit
unO ipirb pm elmer 2LnSaDl bon &in0ern int
9llter bon bier bis iedS Sabren beiudt.
Seine Observation-Disclosures fiir
&nabcn tpir0 bon 200 36gltngen bellt6t,
ipelde unter Der 2ettung BON Stpet tild)tigen
&ebrern in bem. lebten Sabre garS iiber1
roldeube Sprtidritte ge11a6t ba6en; Die
Soften bieier Nnitalt iperoen bon einent
6errn gebeft. Der ieinen gtanen ni6t 9ez
na1ut 5I Daben piui6t. QluBer bteien
Sdulen mterbdlt Der @erein nod cine
eNtide@I mentari6uIe in tpelz
der 167 S6itler gut Mlterri9tet per0en,
nn0 cine tiidti8e 3 t6en0 uIe, Die BON
126 S0ilern beiud)t miro.
Sine fitrSli6~ peranltaltete 9luSiteuung Ser
Nrbeiten eiiIiger bieler Sd)ulen ~lieferte Ben
8etpetS titdtiger 2eitltng, ioipte gutter Sort
i6ritte Ser Sd]Iler.
9Ste iebr iill0 Derortige 8eitrebungen
zines 8ltrnpereiu5 raoifalen @etpGi6e un6
Dem 2%iebGugeln nit Den1 9lnardismlls Dorz
5u3tebe1! llno ME ie6r tragen iie sur See
bllng unp @rbaltung oeS 0eutl9tbums in
Oiel lem 9dn6e bel!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-05
,,@eI6eS s16fidtDrmitteI treibt Siefe
G~4talGt0er U0tt Nimue1t ga

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