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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
VALUE OF GnBERoRIs.


fartnu"s aaar ~ Is.sy Whaisrs whs
tiaa tie trvsi sas tta 81.
The frutiucrtaNu Mas whale
mon have l.oen unusually succossfai Ga
their Voyages within the past hftseu
~ twenty vears. not only Ia the
amount a % obiaine L. bat IN that a
snhergris Ambcrgri. 4 peculiar
secretion found iu a sperm whale. ard
y worth b. weight 81 gold u B. no.
a h1-~ahi arlrir and is aHly ulaaiu
"a by ki.liug The whale ~ the whale
dNing aud drIiting ashore. vhcu the
lump q mhrrEris wa.hr. upon ~
hraeh after fba carcass D. dsrompu.s.d
IL" amber -i. whales are usually
i"uni near iha land. and when the
'tHn j. pirAr up 90 thr shore th- ear
cF., ~ a d. 4 whale i usually same
where in tha viciniiv. When an ap.
iar'nily .althy whale }. killei and
'ii examination appear. o. have very
lii.o OIL search To- aml.rgris
is made u appearance Do !.
a dHrk Eray sticky substance. aud
v.ry vile smslliug u = principally
u-vl in muking perfumes TO sct the
dor and a. . hnrr 4 j. related
thai one afternoon. years ago toe
schooner Gage Ph.llip. q Province
town, wss drifting 90 the whaling
Ertuuds Whom the man pn the look
"ui rsTurtcd that a sHall i,uCuliar look.
iug substance was hnaiiug "a the
lurt quarter u Va. takrn ou deck
1ut pronounced tn d snma peculiar
~ Il q West lndia gum Afisr being
Aiokei aInui the drfk flr some day.
t Was thrown ysrrl-s.ly into co.
stern hoat Tho PH.llips foll a. With
another whtler and the crews ~
changed visits The visiting captain
noticed the gum declared it va. aut-
bsrsris and revealed it. value. 4
was taken care q aud When ths
vr-sel arrived home fhe sale q that
lump q gum adied e. Up1 ta ths reu-
oral stucs q ths voyage A..
other capiBHn ~ merchant vs--
.cL lTing AZ =sehar "a une a
the ISLANDS Ia tae W.T. Indies disco,.
cred lamp A. laTEt A. his two lists tu
the Iassgs,iuu q 4 negro sho suld Il
Go The captain fuT one hsnusi shirt
and an Old pair q pantaloans u was
sold ia the States fur ESQ A What
ing rrew having secured and Allied .
whsle. cut u "a Two aud found a dark.
gray mass about the sins 81 hall
barrel H. the effort a. s,rt IA nm ag.k
the lsad-liks mass shot downward into
the hoitomless sea and At least ESQ.
coo Slipped neatly away. leaving a
mad caP,aiu ard a mad crew There
are living In Provinoelowa many re-
tired captains Who have made tort.
unes Ia the find a ambsrgriS and SCI.
dom a season passes without some -
her captains returning wealthy men. -
HasAaHgi0a Sfar.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26


They we're sitting around the stove
In . grocery. when the man with the
red goaise sposs up and saidi
IA must be awfal 20 bs cast away
on an ooean-girt island
''Beeher life" responded one of The
crowd
We'll ! den't know about that. /"
ihoaghtfally replied the grocer
''You don't. Why. how could u
aslp but be awfnlF'
d the islaad supposed 10 be unla-
habiiedFs
OF ooursa"
On that makes . differences !
dida't know but that 10 was inhabited
By . grocer Who ksps . red-hot stove
and barrel u apples fer the con
venlsneo ~ loaferA"
Thea a deep silence fsil apon The
ialamd In the far-oif Pacific. AID ne
after another a the wresk.sl aliaf
seat sai On some erraad - . haa
iAssox Pres Psss&
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

~. nswssr AttssaPs. "a Ds the nsass-
werk fsr Ose Day.
The other morning | said I wss
tired. and wished there was no such
thing as housework suppose every
housewife makes use OF such expires
sions ones In while. but M. Bowser
seemed greatly asiounded
Tired % houseworkF' o. be exclaimed.
why. Mrs Bowser. there isn't enough
work in this house 60 keep your blood
circulating Properlyr'
IL never get through before md
afternoon
Well. It's yoar own fault. II ! set
out to chop wood with the axe-handle
between NV toes cant expect 10 make
much hsadway. There's something
wrong In your system Of taking hold Of
the work. nv mother could do up ell
this work In an hour"
did she die of smartnessP'
WHAT No innuendoes. MrA Bow
serl I say it's because YOU have no
system 10 your WORK. and can prove
IL"
Howl
"rn show yoa In a day or two
There's nothing mean about noe. II
can learn you any thing l'll be glad a.
do H."
Next morning. a. soon as ~e left the
dihiag-room. he Pullrd "a bis coat and
hung u up and said
Nos, then, I'm going 10 do this
work BY system. You lie down on the
lounge and take your comfort, and IN
have every thing cleaned up In one
hour By the clock"
I obeyed orders. aud be stood in the
center of the room. looked sroand him
for a spell. and then said;
The nrst thing. of course. is 10
sweep aud pick up thing&"
lie wheeled the chairs back In a way
10 make the eastors rattle. grabbed the
papers of the noor and tucked 'en In
10 the waste basket aud then ran for
the earpct-sweeper lie pushed IL
twice around the center-table In a cir
Gle. Kicked q fooi-stool into . corner
and triumphaRtly observedi
Just four miautes, and all IL
donel"
You must wipe OF the windowa"
Oh. yes Now. what elseF'
Dust the Woodwork. I"
His four minutes had lengthened 10
forty before hs paused b wipe the
sweat from bis brow on a tidy and
said
Well Jm all throagh and les only
nine o'clock"
"roa must take the feather dnater
and 60 over the Pictares Mr.. Bow
ssn"
"An right What elssP'
The rugs must be taken out on the
baek steps and dasied "
YES; what slseF'
''Das, those door enrtainA"
"Any thing moreF"
Shake down the two coal stoves
and eall the girl b hll EN- up. Then
you want 10 wlpe eff the stovea"
when that had bsen done be bsxsn
b hgure up the time. hat ! said,
''TAoss nine boards must be washed
and wiped dry. Then yoa can take .
ws, rag and wipe the door knobs.
Then the cigar ashes must be smptisd
trom the holder. and some matehes put
Into the boa. Then you must bring In
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

vvriaht frvshaess harmoniasa leautl-
iully With the cloua-like drapery u
orange satin clinging 90 gracefully
slou, the angelic form Of Miss Clsm-
entina Jinks
W onArrfali' soliloquined Mr.
JinkA n he read the paper over and
over agaih Truly my goose has laia
me golden egg.
To think that the Daughters "a
Peter Jmks tailor. would ever grlse as
society quecasl 'Ts true that Pat
suodgra.A whoss hutrher stall stool
near my shop 'wcniy years aga has
Daughters who rival n,iae across The
Way
This u democracy. this There y
nothing like Il. A shining gold dollar
gc's over q gallon u blue hlood Hur-
rah fnr this country. this century. and
ihs Jiuks family a Crabappls strcetf'
ard he thoroughly arous, man tossed
the paper In the air
All papa dear. we are - clad tc
hnd yuu - cheerful. Dor We have
little suggestion hat will please you.
aud ClsmsntiuA followed bs Jusfieia
and MIR JinkS appeared IN row b.
fore him
You must admit husband deal"
said Ars jocks that No are nov Ia
''"riciy, hut uur position can not h.
iully established unless We caa display
un our dusF and staiiHnrry = sraai-uf-
arms ~ q family crest You know
Oh" uame Jiuks i iu.t be
tainted with plehrisnism We think
q adding ~ it Hp8. aud make n
Jiuksfon Listen haw ruphonious that
sounds aud u will barmouixs - ex-
gu.sitsly with the rampant slk aud the
crown Cor cur crest that talented
tlrmeutina d nov designing
The deurs'' screamed the now
thoroughly aroused NJ JInks The
lime ha. ,,inr when can ua longer
-ubwii BriuE me The ro"-s. " aud
rushinR FROM the Carfet with my rusted
homer in bis .pasm"d.c clutch. D.
Hump.d u.s with such furre uI,un ths
uarll -lrh thHt % vas rr1t in twain.
liFrr D. your Crrsf. woman kH-
grave his On your donr and your card
and the only 'coat q arms that you
can ever honorably own will b. the
arms - ats that your tailor parents
pressed With this guosc into his %.
iruns' suit, 1T this D. the insignia
a vour speitl station"
That closed thr scene. I remember
uutkinr more AfiaHfa C0nsfnufion
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
plAMoNo-FILLEo TEEra.


~ NMmA Aa WmNWtNtAHE Popular n .
Vera city.
The latest fat among aspiring aci
ressos and certain soeiaty damsels IL
diamond IN one a the front teeth
"A well-known actress hrs divulged
the project 10 me. a dentist said
She came IN one DAY greatly excited
She wanted to know II she could have
a diamond placed ia the center oi her
most conspicuous front tooth The
proposition was 40 novel aud unique
that was staggered cor the moment
Bul business Is always business yaa
know. aud plaeidly remarkoi that
such a thing could b. doae. She
wanted - know the cost and how s,un
] could hnish the work. ana whether
she would have 10 sit In the denl nj
chair many hours told her she
woulln't have 10 "a iong In the cha
only long eaongh for me 81 saw a
iwo-thirsis - the tooth IN whlsh sha
wanted the diamond set
''Whair' she eKoialmed. seNn'f yoa
put the diaasaad In wsahoas sxuso8anx Z
the l~gahre' I ssta kcr the aiaa.eoA
weula Aavs b D. PIT Ia D fzize sg.nszz
a. n weaid saase th@ nxknrai saAh g
aeesx shasid CO. ~ awe-shlrxm a
~ nsluref tE.eth. sasea fha diamsaa
i1{e fz1ss tueaA swo-lhinds the rexu-
III saA ard plvot shAt on the third a
ne neimrAA teoth thai remained No
cne you'd ever Suspect that any part
q the tooth va. false. and the gem
would sparkle like boacoa al The
Time. reminded her thai u the dia-
mond was pat into the natural teot n
II could not BE- removed she would
have TO 20 aloag the street scintiilal-
ing dazzling rays Bat she could ro-
move the false tooth any Time and hY
having . duplicate made she could
keep the diamond out Of her mouth.
except when she appeared Ia public.
l considered that would he better
both for herself and the diamond
Did she leave the orierg'
She did. and there Il the tooth al
ready for the diamoad Keep your
eye on . popular aetres. At one u the
theaters where buriesqass are pro.
daoed and you will get a daEzllag
CLEAN from . row of iacisors whea
she sings before long Stree ! got her
order have had half dozen more,
and one a my fashionable colleagues
dropped In yesterday and said he had
iusi received an order Marx my
words n won't bs long before the big
crnss smeng eertaln women will bs
diamonds In the frent teeth. ~ A.
Mai aad Exprssa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
FulL oF FUN.

"A philosopher being Asked IN de-
aae = quarrel saidi Ii - usaally
the termination % m'sHnderstaad-
ing"
Teacher Charles whst y the
material % Which balloons are most
generally mAdeP' C,arles latter re-
acctionl = Ply paper - 0o'asa Days
-An exchange Says 'start your
boys on the right track " That's
easier said than doaa Il requires
considerable switching sometimes =
kIoHsshoid
-AntiquArian Gena--sGsl sny old
-ah RomAa wsepams er poueFg
latelyg' Dsal3r-- X xpset 'em nsxl
week sir-'aia's qniis3anishsd rustiH'
--'Lis@" said . uasshsr 10 Aar Iisti.
girl. ''whAi a. zoe da afser wnshing
your face and hAndsF' q was . hlns
to comb her hair, bat Lilac diaa't taks
Il that way. Why. l dry them -
curse" )" was her reply.
Woman (to tramp sharply Is
You dont seem 20 llks that soaIs
Ami u gooig' Trsmp-'YcS H.
guod favored num- bat there ain {
quite body euough 10 L. Coulda' yoU
wash a eoupls more aishe. In h9'
la Tallahassee. f1a. they arrest p
ynung man when be stays 80 lrting his
girl too late ~ night-that i. 4 he
climbs out - the window b,cause the
front door j. locked and gels himself
mistaken Cor a burglar
Elder Jones - Well. Bro her
SMITH how many have you In your
churchP Elder smith-'Oh two
hundred Hnd some odd How many
have youg' Elder Jpnes 'Two hun
drrd aad al edd "-- buriiagtoa Frss
Prcss
NJ. Al see you have neu
servant girlP MrS n Yes Imaks
d point 10 get . new one every
month " Bat that must H. very IN.
convenient "Yc-. bat there l. moth
ing going on IN this town that don Q
know al abou IL :"
A man whose surname Was Silence.
hen about TO give evidence In evil
cHsG, was told TO state hi. name
Stlencci' be roared out With rather
sieuturian lungs. aud wss nearly being
committed for contempt q court. b.
fore the mystery ~ the seeming Inn
Perliuencs was cleared uP
MlkmAn 60 assisiant) 81 jim.
Mr. krndrieks complain. thai the
mil you left thi. uoruing didn { agree
sith her baby. Are you certaia tn
milk you leave there v al from one
cow Assistant - ''fes. sir. bat this
mornin' The well rops broke. aH' had
10 use cistern water Mlkman. --
Well ~ thunder. that baby niust
have = sensitive stomach g. HayeY' !
Hsstiy
An ignorant bat wrll-meaniur
man. having been elected ius ticc a
thel peace Ia rural district D..
clared. on taking his seat a. a magic
trate. that ia would b. bis most anx
ious endeavor o. a. Justice without
FEAR favor or affection; in short. 20
said b.. emphatieally. 4 wil taks
care that on this heAch I will never
b. either partial - impartial"
Vieariuus Salvation - "Yes. -
said an uli sailor my brother &. Ia
Heaven H. went 20 the Cannibal
Islands a. servant 20 a missionary.
aud he natives Killed him aud ate
him M How can he b. IL
HraveuP Your brother was very
wicked man and h. died ~ his sins "
May he ho Gid; but tho niggcrs Who
ate him we're converted. ~ Draks' :
Ma8asfuF
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
$500 A YEAR.
kllllno POLAR sgARs.


FFs@sFsnk NWhw@ama'a Optat@m t@m@@F"fnM
rhsis fixhsiam oa.iitisa
jus, how brave. feroeious OF danger
Gus the polar bear may be 10 i ex.
lremaly hard o say. owing 10 tbs
variety ~ dlsposition and dissiailar
traits u has exhibited In this respect
uadsr the scrutiny 81 equally credible
observers One authority says ia
Is the largest, strongest. most power
ful and. with . single exception, the
most ferocious Of bears" the exesp-
lion evidently meaning the gr,Exly
Vet the many mutilated persons !
have seen m the great West who have
been intimate with the cinnamon"
bear of that region. and describe him
as equal In fsroeity with. aud sups-
Tior In activity ta tho RrlEEly. would
certainly not be- willing 20 surrender
hrs claims to those u tho polar bear
Again. the testimony II tho@s Who
have shot . helpless Anlmal swim
ming In the sea from ths deck % an
exploring steamer Il oi no more
value than that of monageris-
Keeper who has poisoned q Gagged
Bengal tiger ana inclined 10 plaoe
the polar bear below the cinnamon
and griEzly In bravery. although the
superior "a either In activity. His
long. 1.-THE. snaks4ike form. compared
with the bungling earcasse- Of the
others would show this without
further argument ~ practical demon
stralion. yet II has ieesived the latter
without doubt Those who speak oi
the feroeity produced by . earnivor-
ous diet may think ths polar should
sxeal bis omnivorous brethren ~ tho
south a. he Is wholly Of this type,
ret singulariy enough. his system Of
dentition !. exactly thu same a. that Of
the othsr bears Still. as has been said.
the pular bear has exhibited all degrees
Of bravery. from that Of the most fsro-
eioas disregard Of life 10 the most alb
iect oowardice. 1hs old N0rseman.
tAAa whom no hraver men ever hved.
came Ia contact with these glacial
grIzEies when their most venturous
explorers discovered Greenland. aud
Eric the Red their bold leader. is said
TO have quarreled furiously with one
Of hia bsst friends from sheer envy be-
cause the latter had killed polar bear
and thus distinguished himself among
tho-s who valued bravery As highly as
u has ever buen held since. when his
chief should have been given this hon.
orsd opportunity. They certainly 70
gar'led him a. plucky adversary.
Killing bear." says ChevalieF Rink.
onee Danish Inspector oi Greenland.
''has Ia ancient as well as In modern
times. been considered one Of the most
distinguishing feats oi spOrtsmanshiT
Ia Greemlan - Oaiiag.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
ouTRAolso STUDENTS.
nrwsal scene. Ata~nasaa ~. Css.ina % the
Msseew untv@Faity.

msseow untv@ssity.
The university inspector. Brisgalot
IL known - very harrow-minded
During a concert given By the sta
dents be said 10 one q the singers
You are drunk" Your offensive
expression i not deserved was the
reply. as never touch drink." f" Then
you are = dirty seampf Vas the In
speotor's reply. for which the student
boxed his ears
On the morning following the pro-
curaor q Moscow. Count kapaist.
assembled the students and addressed
them. sayingi Who among YOU
should wish 10 Justify the proceedings
a your colleagues under arrest y re-
quesied 20 risa aud say sa" There
vas no response probably because ihs
speech was not clear enough in its eH.
presslons 10 be readily understood
Thea the Count added Thu,
every one of you Is scoun.
dfol" That word was followed by
assiorm % indignation. ''seoundrel
yourselff' 'Dawn with HIM Gu
wph himr' ''Brisgalof must gur
ssfne council l. infamoRsi'' The by.
lase must no amendedr' and other
|sKm we're uttered In passiona,e
uence The greater huml,er oi
80 stadsnts Assem- bisd succeeded
N f~achlng the street. and forming
groups an aitsd further developments
saldars had been posted near the
university beforehand. and a great
nany lookers-on were crowded in the
sireeiA Thea Russian ssyagsry wss
displayei In Is fullest exieat The
cavalry. without G word Of warning
charged upon tho crowd. woandiag.
irampiag down and killing = grea,
aumber Isaw an Old lady with her
gray-haired protector. whose road lay
through that street ruihlesslY sabored
and trampled down.
The natural result os such onirages
was that the infuriaied populaee
charged bach upon the soldiers driv-
Ing them back By the sheer imPetus u
their own numbers though with
cut weapons of any kind. Mean
While the professor ~ The uni-
versity. afraiI of the number AZ
students thai bad remained In the
building. had recourse 10 their usual
protectors In similar eases-the
butchers ~ The disirici. who saterel
The hall braadlshing iAsir long knives.
Under the eoantesaaee Of their
patrons the professors. they rfeece'i-
ID 20 commit nnspeakable oatragss
upon whomsesver bad the mi.far une
10 incar their dispieasare. Two haa-
ared ssndanis were impFisnnss'i. n
rest walked the streets IL sroulss siag.
Ing their songs A. eleven o eleck on
the morning. hlsWlng the sindsnts
Assem- bled psaosally on the boulevard.
When the poriers and sasv.ng gers
with orders from police haadqaartcrs
appeared and proeeeied 10 ~ tew a,
satrages upon tn s'udeass - oa ths
prevloas dag. n Which scatii aaa sta-
iena was killed. Thsa The students
discontinued attending the university.
-Asseow Later.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
ACTING sV PROXY.
A Detro.t taar .. Rspse.snt~a On IN
stage ky "taaaht.."


stage ~ "I,aahls."
II must tell you how appeared once
on the theatrical stage by proxy. said
lady Who Is the head II a department
in one OF Detroit. large dry gnods
stores. ''the only time that had a
double to represent me.
"lt was when a company was playing
the Big BONANZA here that Mr. -.
one of the proprieiors. came ta me with
a strange gentleman and told me 10
let him have several cloaks GA ap-
proval.
II was assisted BY tall. slim young
lady. while |, A. yoa perceive, am gait
the reverse. ! noticed thu gentleman
eyeing us very closely. bat thought moth
ing "a u at the time. Ha told me- be- be-
longed 90 the Big BONANZA troupe.
aud. after he had selected the eloaks
he wanted. gave as each compliment
AIRY invisAtion to sos the play aud went
away.
when the evening came We attended
In company aud sat together. Our
seats we're near the stage aud we easily
recognized In one of the characters the
gentleman who had selected the cloaks
the day before.
We'll. after awhile there was q
scene representing the Interior Of .
dry goods store. and there we're the
cloaka and two ladies selling them.
These two we're the exact eounterparts
of myself and assistant. Miss --. l
was really startled by the resemblance
10 myself Friends In the audience
also noticed u. and the actors them
selves kept glancing a us N compare
notea II was amusing. aud also very
embarrassing. The actor who bor-
rowed the eloaks must have had q
quick memory. foe he had drilled his
characters Into exact imitation q our
trick Of selling and method of display
Ing gooda The likeness io ourselves
vas 90 natural that II made ua both
nervous
That was my frat and last appear
ancs on the mimic stage - Dsfyoal
Free Hesa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
PLEASANT sgloHsoRs.
ss@isssS th~ chi~f Destroyer ss Peace ln
FMFm Gsmn a. mmgaa~a

H@AAa A@An ~ amt&tmas
Il dtd NOT seem lsossihle thsr. eoald
- such a vast 4 florence In naiuhbors
and neighhorl oo.ls. After tiylaR An
thiekly settled localities where there
are nearly ~ manY grades ef society
as there are people, and then spend.
iag few months In q moaai alnous
and sPar-ely-settled region a New
fork Siata the prevailing character.
istics Of the two peoples we're 80 differ.
int that lasting impressions aud pleas
ant memories resulted In the two
eouatiss and six towns visited. not a
profahe wort was heart 10 escape the
hps Il farmer aad not a nelghbor.
hood quarrel or gosslpiag ehatierbox
coula he heard Of The occasion oc-
cnrred several times 10 attend social
gath rings q farmerS sad II Was OBJ
serves thai all we're on an eqaallty
srsas sh~ P@exvst 10 the riches'. the
ESQ sad the meat educated What
~ gFsssfging 10 the guest was
fk. feet thaf thoae who had teams
we're very soilciious and aeiive In
leoklng afsss al me poor who had ne
comvey amos ard laking them 10 and
from The plAeea "a festivity. No
iealOusiea ss hina of superiority Nv
word or actioR could be observed
They we're all as one To the qup..
tioni ''SuPPose some evil-dlsposed psr.
son should settle In your neighbor.
hood whai ihsnP" the reply Games
We try to teach saeh better b
example and generally succeed" A.
the close a a. entsrt siamant . poor.
old crippled gentleman remarkeds
Life h worth liviag" The on.
locker could only thinki Behold how
god thing IL Is" Would thai the
curtain could drop here; bat far az
ferent scenes avail portrayal
Jealousy Il the chief DESTROYER oi
peace in q Ihiekly-srtilsd agriculture
community. Ons has a better farm.
stock. house or Clelhing than other
The small minds ssek o. bring hiu
down on n plane with themselves.
One has a college education. %"
say the little brains. he's too
tony fOr us; We can't approach
him" Also for their simpler "
1hey do not know that fuly
educated person Is the most kind.
gentle AMI approachAhle human be.
ing In existence Shiftless farmers dc
not keep mp their line fences and
stock roam back and iarth add troabls
ensuca Fowls are permittsd TO tres
pass upon = neighbor's garden and
then the ''womea folks" get BY ths
earA" Tools are borrowed and not
Neturned In season. II a all. anI when
saniei are found out a order Prop
erly 0r labor is bad by one from an
other wi'hout payment AZ the time
and no price hxsd 1his often leads
10 friction Busybodiss psddle go-
siR And there 10 occasionally an
IshmasL whose hand Il against
every maa" The person most 10 BE-
dreaded Is be y ho uses the pronoun
r. more than any other word In the
language Hs i the Incarnation a
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