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HDUBLIC SALE.
bJBLlC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of ST. Landry, No. 1865,
ESTATE OF EMELINA BoUpREAU.


Probate Court, Parish ofSt. Landry, No. 1865.
Estate OF ENEL1NA BoUDREAU.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
District Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed any duly qualified auctioueer,
at the last residence Of the deceased, near
Grand Coteau, in the parish of st. Landry, on
WEDNESDAY, November 6, 1889, the fol-
lowing described property, belonging to the
estate Of Emelina Boudreau deceased, to-wit:
i. a certain tract of land, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated in Prairie des Femmes, in said parish
of st. Landry, being the last residence of said
deceased Emelina Boudreau, and belonging
to the community between said deceased and
Evarigte Robin, her first husband; said tract
OF land containing about one hundred and
ten arpents, more or less, bounded on the
north by land of Dupreville Meche and others,
east by land Of Edgar MeChe and others,
south by lands of Joseph FroZard and others,
and west by lands of Alc6e Marks and bsysu
Bourbeux.
,, small tract of prairie land situated
near Grand Coteau in the parish of ST. Ian
dry, containing about sixty arpents, more or
less, hounds1 on the north by land of Elodie
Boudreau, wife of Thomas Daily, east by land
formerly belonging to Lueien Darby, a0uth
by land OF Arthur Richard and west by bayou
3. A small tract of woodland situated near
! Grand Coteau, in the parish of st. Landry
containing about seven arpents, moro or less,
bounded on the north by land of Edgar Bou
dreau and others. east by Ind terluerly be.
longing to Lucien Darby and west by land at
Elodle B0udreau, wife Of Thomas Daily.
/. One creole horse, one pair of oxen, one
COW one two year old beef, one lot of fifteen
head Of hogs, one lot of goats, Que OK cart,
one hack, household furniture, kitchen .uten-
sls, two shot gus. one pistol, one cultiyator,
two pl0ws and other farming implements, dc.
Terms and Conditious.--All the movable
property for cash and the immevable property
one third cash and the balance in two equal
annual iustaiments fropl the day Of sale. For
the credit portion purchasers to furnish their
promissory notes with good and solvent Sc
culity to the satisfaction of the administrator
corresponding with the iustalments and bear
ing eight per cent annual interest from their
respective maturities aud payable to the Or
der of the administrator A special mortgage
and vendors privilege to be retained on the
lands to secure the payment thereof. Pur-
Chasers not to alienate the lands to the preju-
dice Of said mortgage and privilege, aud obi
eating themselves 10 pay attorneys fees 6xed
at ten per cent in case Of suit to enforce pay
meut of the notes Or part thereof.
JAMES DARBY,
Oct. 5, 1859. Administrator.
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Mr.. Gus. E. Dupr6 has purchased
Mr.. B. F. Msginley's livery stable, and
will continue the business at the same
stand
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Just received-one carload of Texa!
red rust, proof seed oats by J, Meyers
s. Co.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Remember, taking the quality of
goods 10 consideration, our prices are
low. We always carry full stock of
lower priced goods, however.
G.. DIETLEIN.
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1t is rumored that another grocery
will be opened in town soon-in Bridge
ville-at the old Juge stand. on Ian
dry street.
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The preparations for the Sixth Anni-
yersary Ball of the @. S. G. are nearing
completion. The services of the IA
nous Corona String Band of Washing
ton have been secured for the occasion.
That means music which will almost
make Quaker dance.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Your silver dollar is worth more to-day
than it ever was before. Why9 Because
with it you can now get the New Orleans
Weekly Times. Democrat for whole year.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

You will save from 90 to 25 per cent
by purchasing all yoar school books,
stationery, etc, at Jacobs News Depot.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Found, about Oct. 10. gentleman e
picture, from lady's breastpin. Can
be had at this Office.
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NO. 5.
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
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PARTITION SALE
District CoUrt Parish of 81. Landry No. 1850
HILAIRE BoRDELoG vs. AURELIA AND ANELiE
BoRDELoS,

By virtue Of judgment rendered in the
above entitled suit, ordering me to sell at
public auction, the property hsreinbalew
described, to effect PARTITION Of said pre-.
perty, and in virtue of commission issued
to ne in the premises from the Hon. lSth
Judicial District Court in and for the parish
OF 81. Landry, ! will proceed to sell at public
auction on lhe plantation below described, in
this parish On
Saturday, November 98d, 1889,
to the last and highest bidder, the following
described property to'wit:
l. A certain plantation situated at Prairie
Plaisance, containing one hundred and seven
arpents of prairie and wood land, nero or
less, bounded north by Bayou Grand Louis,
Achillo Vidrine and Alfred Deville, and wsst
ny Louis Sylyestre.
2. A certain tract of swamp land situated
uu the right bank Of bayou Cocodrie, in said
parish, measuring about sixty superficial ar.
pents, bounded north by bayou Crocodile.
cast by Jean Louis s. Fontenot, south and
wcst by Jean Pierre Latieur, fls.
3. One black marc and colt, two sorrsi
horses; one brown marc one pair Creole
mules six head of wild horses one lot of
gentle horned cattle iabout fourteen head) ;
Que lot of farming implements one branding
iron one doublcbarrel gun.
Terms and Conditions ALL the immovable
property to be sold on 4 credit of one, TIVE
and three years from day of sale, purchasers
10 furnish their notes with two good solvent
securities TO the satisfaction of the Curator
aud heirs, said notes to bear per cent inter,
est from maturity till paid, and also ten per
cent as attorneys fees, if any be incurred, for
the collection of said notes or part thereof.
Special mortgage and vendors privilege re-
tained on the land. All moyables to be sold
for cash on the day Of sale.
HILAIRE BORDELON,
Oct, 10, 1889. Curator.
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The announcement that Rev. Father
0'Shannahan, s. j., would deliver a
lecture at the Catholic Church last Sun
day attracted a considerable number
of 0nr citizens who are not regular at
tendants and who like the large con-
gregation of the faithful were very
much edited by the distinguished d.
vines eloquent ard instructive dis
cofirse. Tomorrow Sunday Rev.
Father Erin will deliver a lecture in
French on nThe Divinity Of the Church
Proved BIZ it's History
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

A GOOD engine and boiler, eight and one
N half horse power, in good condition: Ap-
ply at this Office Mea sV-d
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

The National Democrat ID a large g.
page weekly recently established al
Washington, d. c., BY Edmund Huh
sor1, Esq. II 10 very ably edited and
contains large amount of interesting
political news and comment to be
iOnnd in no other publication that we
know Of, and 10 Of course reliably and
aggressively Democratic. IF yoa want
70 keep thoroughly posted ID political
matters you must have this paper. Its
price i only $I.5O per annum ana
agents are wanted to canvass for ii, TO
whom liberal inducements are offered.
Ngite 20 Mr Hudson for sample copy
sand tsfna. .s
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

This week, up to Thursday evening,
r.. s. Isacks' warehouse had received
nearly 5000 sacks of rice.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Sec G. Dietlein's advertisements OF
new goods.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

St. Mary Banner Some of the citizens OF
Franklin are contemplating the organizing OF
high aehool in the town.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Latest designs in fancy cards, envel-
opes, etc, just received ait this Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Sugar and rice planters are referred
to die card OF VIM. b. Bloomfield. 6m
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Rumor has 1t that another livery sta
ble will soon be opened in Opelousas.
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lst Justices Court, Parish of st. Landry.
VIM, C. Johnson VS.. CIeophas Roudreau.


lst Justices Court Parish of st. Landry.
VIM. C. Johnson VS.. cIeophas Boudreau.
By virtue of an alias writ of Fl. fa., to me di.
reeted by the Hon. 7. B. Brooks, Justice of the
Peace, lst ward, in and for the parish of ST.
Landry, I will proceed to sell at public anc-
tion to the last and highest bidder, On WE'D
NESDAY, the 30th day of October, A. d.
1889, at 10 o'clock a. M, at the Office of Hon.
7. B. Brooks, in the town of Opelousas, parish
ert OF ~ ,esed a Il the the aSoTs SS ensd HsR'4 sa p
$50 pounds, more or less, of cotton in seed.
1855 pounds, more or less, of cotton i'll the
field.
Also, the undivided half Of 600 pounds,
more or less, Of cotton in seed. and undivid-
ed half of 1900 pounds. moro or less, uow in
the field
Terms-Cash.
ALPHONSE PRUDHOMME,
Constable lst ward, parish of St. Landry.
0ek 10 'S9.2t
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WANTED 30 cords Of fire wood.
Apply at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26
Pittsburgh Coal

AZ Z. h. Vordenbaumen'a lumber yard
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Personal.

Mr.. i. P. Russell and lady, of Wash
iugton, were in town on Thursday
DR.. w. FL. Ray, of Chataignier, gave
us an appreciated call on Thursday.
DIR. F. L. Brown and Butt Chevis,
Esq, of Washington, were among the
visitors to our town on Thursday.
Miss E. M. Hathorn, the clever cor
respondent of the Bunkie Blade, ac-
companied by Il fair friend from Mound
vile, was here in the early part of the
week.
District Attorney JOS. c. Gibbs, of
Lake Charles, is on visit to relatives
and friends here.
Messrs. Ozeme Fontenot and Pierre
Baudoin, of Old Grand Prairie, were
attending to legal business in town on
Thursday.
Mr.. Robt. Lailenr, of Whiteville, in
hailed some of the superabundant Opel.
onsas dust this week.
Miss Salie Burgess, of Alexandria, is
the guest of Mrs. c. H. Comean.
Jean Vignaud, U. S. Marshal, was in
town Thursday.
Mr.. ChRs Dossman, of Mountain Ba-
you, was in town a few days ago and
brought the gratifying intelligence that
his springs were not dry yet, though
nearly every thing else in his neighbor
hood was.
DR.. R. NJ. Littell has been in New
Orleans most of the week He will re-
turn tonight.
Mr. David Couryille, of Faquetaique,
who was here on Wednesday, says that
there is but little water left in Bayou
Cane near his residence
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
TONSTABLE'S SALE

TONsTABLE'S SALE,
lst Justices Court, Parish of St, Landry
w. 8 N. Sims vs.. Gabriel Nero.
By virtue of writ of feri facias
to me directed by the Hon. T. B.
Brooks, Justice of the Peace, lst ward,
in aud for the parish of st. Ian,
dry, l will proceed to sell at public auc-
tion to the last and highest bidder, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 9th day of November. A. D.
1889, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, in front of the Office
of Hon. T. B. Brooks, in the town of Opelou.
sas, parish of st. Landry, the following des.
cribed property seized In the above entitled
suit, to-wit:
One spotted COW.
Terms-Cash.
ALPHoNsE PRUDHoMME.
Constable 1st ward. parish of st. Landry
Oct 26, '89.-2t.
TONsTABLE's SALE.
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That brilliant emotional actress, Miss
Annie Burton, supported by a strong
company, the famous Leslie Davis 1de-
ais, will give dramatic performance
at Perrodin's Hall Oh next Wednesday
night, October 3Otli Miss Burton is
quite favorite here, and crowded
house will surely greet her on her first
appearance this season before an Opel
ousas audience. Therefore, reserved
seats should be secured at once to be
had at Jacobs News Stand. General
admission 75c.; ressuspensea a.tasasssda daa
lArT the dina outline sfe the boat appear
n 1ggtessnen s on ssgsqnestion of the location
of the greet fair of 1892, as given by
the Pieayune, is as follows: Wilkin-
son, of the 1st district, is inclined to
favor Washington Coleman, of the Cd !,
also favors that city Price of the 3D.,
and Blanchard, of the 4th, have not set
made up their minds; Boatner, of the
5th, is inclined to favor Chicago; while
Robertson, of the 9th, is decidedly in
favor of Washington.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

PUBLIsHED ON SATURDAY BY
LEONCE g. I. A. SANDOZ
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VOL. XXXVU.
0peIousas Courier.

0fFcIaI Journal Of the Parish Of St. Landry.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26
OPELOUSAS:

SATURDAY. -: OCTOBER 26, 1888
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NOTICE OF ADMINIsTRATIo

Constable lst ward, parish of st. Landry
Oct. I9, '89-2t.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13
STRAY BITS

\ Chi.ago man claims 10 b living on
eiglt cents q week.
After the manner OF all other exhibitions,
the Melbourne exhibition closes with def
cit OF 100000
During the year 1858 nearly ZOO persons
disappeared In Philadelphia, large percent
ago OF whom were mover heard Of
A scheme Is about % be- launched to build
a canal between the Bristol and the English
channels It viii be about iorty-ive miles
lone.
Rhubarb came from China about 1913, and
when introduced into England was called
patience" Turnip leaves were first eaten
as Il salad.
Christmas Island tho last annexation Of
Great Britain, Is tho highest coral island
known, rising three or four hundred feet
from the -.a.
a coired woman testified at a trial IN
Stanford, Ey., "that Size would have been
killed had sle not seeu tie bullet, which wa
coming straight az Ler, aud lodged it,
The PEI dog Of a lady at Dumbartonshire,
Scotland. which died recently, was placed in
an elegant mahogany coffin with bras
m0uutings aud deposited ia the family burial
g.ound.
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Artificial Wants

We read much about mau artificial wants
and economists often busy themselves teach
mrreop.o low httlo they can get aloug with
SLAMS actual needs arc generally determined
By his surroundings and tie period IN which
lolves. A savage who only eats roots wcall
accuse another Of e1lavas.nce whom he
caught rnawine "a crab apple II be were an
economist hc would declare that crab apple.
wcro an artificial want and administer Sc.
rero rcbuke % the offender for bis shainsful
waste. If be didn't kill BIN On tho SPOT A
Traveller who gisitel oue OF tue Islands OF Tie
south Pacific, where the natives 80 nakcd
-.rso ono o.. them paper collar, aad when
le fastened it on his ngcl end went strutting
about, tho jealousy II JUS fellow citizens wa,
800 grsat t4lt t4ey attacked Lim turiousiy
and Dee was obliged to tear the collar up and
distribute The fragments among them 70 aP
pea.5 ,h3u wrath = paper collar was aa
artificial want but they went ior. lr-Iexat
sutlrs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

The fight between the Norfolk and
Western and the Terminal has caused a
buzz al around the business circles OF the
city
The case Is very plain one as TO the
attempt 10 use the Attorney-General Of
the State, and the question Is a very im'
poriani one. whether the Attorney-Gen'
eral proposes 10 allow himself TO be used
10 the purpose of causing the delay for
which one corporation is working.
The Norfolk aud Western evidently
know that they can catch their rival at
this particular time Ia a serious difficulty
That is. II they can make the difficulty
with the aid of The Attorney-General.
We think decidedly that the Attorney
General should be very quick TO wash
his hands of this quarrel between two
railroad corporations We know posi-
lively that 10 will De bad for the Demo.
cratic party If a states officer is beguiled
into an affair that any other Common
weallhs attorney could attend to. We
know also that the TINES intends to find
our the inwardness Of this business and
let the people Of Virginia know # in all
is bearings.
We have nothing TO DO with advising
the officers of the State, who are recOg-
nized as men Of personal and official
honor. but, the consequences Of mis-
take are something We will have some
thing to DO with, and the responsibility
for any scandal on the administration
,,.iu d.. fvas
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Ovens & Minor Drug Co.
INTERESTING LETTER
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pastor ior ten DO years or Dr Pemberton. one
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oi Or. Hutchlson. who Is worthy - stand by
the side OF any druggist Of America. For long
years DR. Pambeftou was a sufferer 70 IN e1:
circulating degree. SO was also Deacon
Wynne Those who read the testimony Of
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Thato II Nr. Charles o. Weatherbee. and that
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Pastor First Baptist Church. Galveston, and
President OF the Texas Baptist General C.n-
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tANELIA c0uaLH0u Z M.
Y0RA RIVER LINE


frtalns Daily steamer Iii-Ncehl1-
The Fayouts Route 90 ltltmo-
The steamers OF tnis uue 80 40 dcls OBJ
beauty, elegance. and comfort
fLelyo Richmond Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday AT ID I'm,
Arrive Baltimore Arrive hch'louo
$50 a.m l0 %. f.m
Leave baltimore Tuesday Thursday and SAT-
urfay at 4 pm
Pare nchm0nd 10 Baltimore. FIRST Cltss
g.. second class, $50.
The York River Line affords superior 7l
gautagcs CO. bl iucas ~cn in enabling lnth g
leave Richmond ncar one close oi Ine ifj
frensacuOns, and arrive af baltimore tai4.
next morning. after having eniYje d delight
ful nights rest free IRON the lua' ana noise oI
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Ii ave Richmond ED St. depO0 q a.m
Arrive Richmond, ~ - pm
sDafy. fDaiiy except Sunday.
Depot and tckct-oIct foot ot virgins
street up Town Office, corner Tenth aud Aaf
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAf. l.. TAYLOR
Gene 81 Manager. Gen, i0sa AseW
SOL. HAAS, JOS. 3. LVi lof
1ralnc Manage DAY. Fas7 8 ,en'
u0iF lL'l-..
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THAT WONDERFUL coLoRsD coy.
Zero Is Friehtim infant Who Sever
Eor,.st~ what lie Hears.

4 ut,le mite of n blind colorel boy stood
onn tahle I'm one 81 the Aston house parlors
Yesterday afternoon and pat TO tho blush the
icaning Of lot Of gentlemen by very
moarcr sample 81 what bee knows The boy
is only q years and months Old His name
4 o.. FAR Moore and be uas born on farm IN
Waco. Tex. his parents are laboring people
who have one other boy and two girls One
evening when Oscar was only gear old be
sat in n chair listening 90 bis brother aud
sisters who were studying tic multiplication
table Ono ~ them s.il
-Four ti.no- twelve are lfiy-eight"
"Tory eight. corrected Osrar.
Isl. moiaer bad never beard him speak be
fore. and she began questioning him. imag.
inc her surprise when sho found that Cscar
was able 10 rcpoat lot Of statements BIO had
beard on odd times. and was literally sup
oiled with q store % various kinds Of iufor
nation Ills fame spread. and recently Oscar
was turned over 70 Sir H. r. r. CANNED. OF
Austin. who VIII be bis guardian until be is
e0yaan oli
II soon became clear that TIE only remark
able thing about Oscar is DIS memory, which
IS capable Of retaining everything the boy
hcars he isa ael built. manly little fellow.
u..ba childish voice, and /, as full Of mis-.
chief euI fuu cs boys Of bis age naturally
are Ie enjoyed himself hugely yesterday,
and vas anxious 70 know il the table he
stood upon was % stage, and II ho was really
having reception Then everybody took
turns in asking Oscar questions Here is
amr'eol them. and Of tho replies, which
were given iafautly
"How fast does a rifle ball m,yor
zone thousand miles an hour isthis really
a halr
"Whue ia the largest bell Ia the worldf
In MOSCOW, Russia
"Wlm was slavery abolished p
~ln iG3o'
Il said ABOLISHED"
"Oh. in 1865 Thought you said when was
it begun.
WHAT is the population Of Holland and
the ECallandsT
"io million twelve thousand SIX uuheu Gu
ID ninc.y-tlree"
"What is the capital Of Vonezuelai
Caracas Ike crackers, though.
GLOW many languages ia the worldt
Two thousand seven hundred and llty.
"Iiow many bones in mans podyf
"Imco hundred aud eight kno" DO"
many there are ln "onan-oV1
GLOW many Square iect Il an scfef
"in a niescri Two
In an a1ror
"iorytlrea thousand i've hundred D
sixty Rats
"Vhat IS the population Of the United
States"
"OA, lgo got The hchnps
"NAat city Las population Of OO3,le'i'
Chicago"
"tao "as the second president OF the
United sue.|
john Adams
"Tlo lthH
"jame Monroe 9-
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TIE Philadelphia Times is not strictly
an agrlcolous organ, but It says Of the
new department in the Cabinet that
President Cleveland, having signed the
bill eleyating the Bureau Of Agriculture
into a department, with Cabinet officer
at its head, the only logical thing re-
naming to be done was the appointment
Of the new Secretary Of Agriculture
This the President did Yesterday by
nominating Commissioner Colman for
the place. Mr.. Colman will doubtless be
confirmed by the Senate and will spend
the less than a month be will be permit
ted 10 wear Cabinet honors in warming a
seat 10 be filed by President Harrison.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &C.
WHAT AN OLD MAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE,
HAS TO = SAY
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Water.
PORTLAND. YorrAwAr COUNTY. Va.

August ~. ls-6.
W.. y F. H1tiv. Chd.- fVy I0t
.ir.-f rmauJ years | guleie worry much
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Hearing 900 your rcwly-discofcitd JUS,
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case oi %. lasted noe ab ut tire" weeks
during which time / imur we'd so mui p as tu
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nd e 10 d0 on months previous. then wen. tu
& ase Cityand continued the use OF the Wai't'
fresh from Doe well. tor -FOUR weeks WHICH
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