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Hopeless Lunatic ulgla g'-'gla
gongla-~"gia'upbiy b~sohiy "ucrYg
ry' Il"tcnNy gobcnAy' pfEic Eoe's
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Visitor Gin aNvlumI This Is inhcs,t
a sad ca>r What reduced the p,or mar
Ia this condition.
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mcr hotel b.. broke his l~g. aud durtug
his c"nvalcscrncc hr st Tor three c"I
se'utN evening" near y >"gu"s'"fr.
nook on the vcrania With \ newt,
married couple within hearing d.stsnc'
on either side - him National Iut
unc.
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CURRENT

1T is reported that Henry NJ. Stanley
is planning a new Congo expedition
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

CrSoSSArL sep, a-In tie probate
cour, the ona sroru "a Vera Ava
wa examined for lanAcr AL drs-
charged ty Jsdge Ferns lie bid ,ss,
although she HAY t- D~en;aIly zns0or4
she i so: danse-vas - SOCIETY asd a.
she 10 not . resides, % tia eoan.J
cccia not. be committed % a. asyEaz
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

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sre~s In The Volzs PROVINCES u Es<s~-
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exhausted shrsekiss for foo. IN ;s<
Rsykes plsoe2 All fse Charitable 90
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

The lSa,h Least Expected bod
,on-'Thcy lay poor iirigg>. the toe
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You astonish me! How did h" a.
duire the habit" Us-iNon- wa
very sudden \ cake 80 Ice fell ga
him ! Herald
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

THs giri OF the period-;hs i.iy comIn.
itJr Boston Transcript
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

" YOU a,- tired taking the Largo old fssh
ion"i gripping pills. 'Ty Carter Little LAYER
Pulls aud take some comfort \ man s.u 2
stand everything On" Ifl ad"sr Try them
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
TIE GENERAL MARKETS.

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cid hnck -NAll.mnrs AaerLcAn
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

ing at an early hour. They had been
side-tracked the evening before. and it
is thought that the FIRE was communi.
Gated from a passing locomotive.
JOHN CLARK, a mar Of about thirty
eight years, was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Billingsley
at Lincoln the other day on the charge
of passing counterfeit money. II was
proven BY a number of witnesses that
he had passed bogus dollars At several
places jackson waived examination
and was bound over tn the United
States court in the sum of 81. 600. In de-
fault he was taken to jail
SrANToN's schools opened with an At
tendance of 10 pupils
THERE are almost 100 pupils in at
tendance upon the Ashland public
.choolS
The Grand Army reunion of north
vest Nebraska will be held at Hay
Springs September 80 and October /
md =.
w. r. SEIpELr- who recently shot
md mortally wounded J. II. Paulson AZ
! Bloomfield. has been held in 81. oo
sonds to answer the charge.
DR. MAINHARr. formerly of Nebrasks
.i.y. recently committed suicide at
'~yracu>e-
W. WILSON. . fireman on the Elkhorn
Dad. was killed By the cars neal Ere
mont the other day. He leaves q young
wife at Lincoln
The police judge Of Lincoln recently
fined two roughs who insul,ed ladies
on the street the outrageous aoe Of
two dollars each Everybody, except
the two rufianA seemed 10 be indis-
uant
THE democratic state convention met
ut Grand Island on the 18th and nomi-
mated Judge J. H. Broady for the SUI
preme court and E A. Brogan and S. 2.
Hencker for regents .. the state UNI
sersity.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06
FIVE LITTLE DOBERS.
Their Mother Contrives Device for Wash.
ing Them All at Time.

Their Mother Contrives Device for Wash
ing Them All at Time.
Mrs. Hannah Dober, the mother of FIVE
little Dobers, has invented the most unique
toilet apparatus on record. 1t is a machine
that bathes, rinses, drips and dries the entire
Dober brood simultaneously by the simple
turning OF crank.
The Dobers live on the water front, near
the old salmon canuery, back of Old Town,
says the Tacoma News. Like many of the
houses in that vicinity the home of the
Dubers is built on piles. At high tide the
back porch of this humble home extends over
the water, and this fact was favorable to
the idea which Mother Dober had wcrn
concealed in her mind for some time.
With the assistance of her husband, the en-
terprising but oYerworked woman cut a hole
in the flooring of the back porch about four
feet square. and then built a wtndlaSS like
those in use on Old-faShi0ned well curbS.
Then she got quantity of out wire gauze
OF screens and made crate or basket that
would easily slip through the hole in the
fl or. This basket, which was about three
feet deep, was hung in sings fastened at the
four corners and then attached to the drum
of the windlass. The baby washer was now
complete and ready to be put in operation.
Bright and early every morning the five
little D0bers are hustled out of bed. The
eldest a girl of nine, though small for her
age, is an extremely handy young miss and
a great help TO her mother. Size peels the
nightes off her little brothers and sisters,
likewise her own, and loads them into the
wire basket. Next she throws in handful
Of wafered soap and then joins the little
band of candidates for immersion. When
everything is ready Mother D0ber, who has
been attending to her household duties in the
meantime, comes out and mans the wiudlaSs
crank. She lowers her happy little flock
down into the clear, cold water and gives
them a thorough dousing by working the
crank backward and forward. This move
ment and the comm0tiOn made in the basket
by the children produces a lather from the
soap and cleanSeS the kids in a manner
equal, If not superior, to the regulation hand
bath.
Unlike most children, who kick and raise
fuss when being scrubbed. the little Dober
actually enjoy their matutinai plunge bath.
The cold water impartS healthy glow to
their pink skin, and their eyes sparkle with
delight as they duck and tumble over on e
another in the basket The youngest,
laughing little youngster of only 19 months.
fairly shfieks with delight at the prospect
Of plunge. and cries when his mother
thinks it too cold for him TO go down in the
basket.
When Mrs Dober thinks her brood Is
clean enough to last till the next morning
she hauls the basket up flush with the plat
foOm, fastens the crank and lets them dry
awhile. This operation and the gentle
Zephyrs that blow in from Belingham Bay
remove all traces of moisture, so that no
towels are needed for drying the infants.
which Is an important saving of material as
well as time,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06

wanted?" "Dces Mrs Delapier live
here?" inquired the mnfied voice. " | am
Mrs. Delapirr; is there any service l can
IS So bitter can not ps sr ans En
she, trying to close the door, :" have neither
fire non. food; SO please look little
farther"
Mr.. Roscoe pushed opened the door,
stepped in and barred his head. Lucia! my
poor, Door Lucial" and the strong arms
opened. "Ob, Donald. darling, have you
come at last?" and the brave heart which
had borne SO much tainted with joy.
No words can describe the glad reunion
it would be folly to attempt it-so Twill only
say that the bell rung out its twelve strokes
before either husband or wife sought rest;
for the backward ground had to berepassed,
Donald telling his wife how her prayers
had reached him year before his return;
how he had struggled and fought and final
ly conquered King Alcohol with Gods help,
and then mad decided not to come back
empty handed, land, darling. Gud has
prospered me. l have enOugh-honestly
earned-to give you comfort once more"
Four weeks rolled by. In the fair sub
urban cottage Lucia Roscoe sits in a low,
softly cushioned rocker. Baby May. happy
convaescent, sits in her lap, nursing doll
baby nearly as large as herself. 1t is even
ing; again the three boys are chatting in
front OF grate-fre, but this time they are
kneeling upon large velvet rug, and Davie,
the orphan 0flce-ooy, is kneeling with them
"Dis is your home, for ever ana ever, Dayie
Isn't you glad, dis bootiful home?" Were
going to have grand supper tonight,
aren't we, mother?" asked Fred.
Yes, DEAR" answered the mamma, and
then she put Baby May down while she
went to the coy dining-rcom to see il all
was in order Dinah was putting the last
touches upon the prettily laid table, and
the front door-bell pealed. :" Can we go,
mammal" called Frank, and the answer
being affirmative, the four boys rushed to
the door to usher in Mr.. Dupont and papa.
Mr.. Dupont raised his hands in mock
horror as he entered the lovely sitting-room,
for Frank said in his polite voice, Here is
my new book of animals. Mr.. Dupont"
Fred called in his shrill voice, Just do LOOK
at nv games, Mr.. Dupont; you can't beat
them; Harry screamed Just look at desc
sodiers-day's de real fighters, Mr.. Du-
pont u; while Baby May put i'll her wee
voice, saying, docs 90 ant to tiss my boo
tul dolly, Unkin Pont?" at which the chill
dren laughed. but caused Mr.. Dupont to
bring out a handkerchief-whe to wipe
away conspicuous tears or not will leave
my readers to guess. Mrs. Roscoe came in
at that moment, and as Mr. Dupont arose
to greet her, Donald, with his arm about
her, said, :" 1t was her prayers that brought
prodigal home. Dear heart, you have
your reward" This was all that he said as
he pressed her extended hands, but two
happy souls thought enough.-Ernest Gil
more.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06

A VALUABLE BOOK.
McCarty's Annual Statistician and EcoI
nmist for lS1I.

McCarty'S Annual Statistician and Econ
omist for 1891.
L. P. McCarty, the compiler of this stand
ard publication, has laid on our table this
week the new edition for 1891. After fif-
teen years of this kind of work he is well
able to speak confidently of the results that
are carefully collected in the 672 pages of
solid matter, and which have afforded so
much instruction in past years. AS he be-
lieyes in his own country, Mr.. McCarty de-
votes 304 pages to its varied history and I'M
bounded resources. To his own State he has
given some new features, among which, on
page 252, is a carefully prepared compila-
ton by an officer Of the late census This
gives the population of California by coun-
ties, according to race, and shows at glance
the correct figures, together with the grand
total. This was specially prepared for this
work. Other important divisions include
the world, the practical, and a valuable col
lection under the head of miscellany. In
carrying out this arduous undertaking Mr..
McCarty has not hesitated to discard old
matter for new. He has included more than
100 valuable tables, together with sum-
martes Of the Mckinley tariff of 1890, the
tariff of 1888, and England's tariff. The
whole work is rendered doubly valuable by
the addition OF a copious index of twenty
six pages. The information is brought down
to March %, 1891, a page being inserted
While the book was ready for the binders.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06
THE EARLIEST CRoCUs.

One golden fame has cloven
The dingy garden clay,
One golden CLEAN Is woven
Athwart the gloomy day.
And bark! the breeze is bringing
One sudden bird mote, ringing
From far away.
Soon, set in dainty order,
A serred golden line.
All down the garden border
The crocuses will shine.
At last the spring is sighted
One golden lamp is lighted
To give the sign.
FRANCES wYNNE, in Longman's Magazi
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06
Pe:ered Out.

Joseph F. Coffey's buster about his
ability to expose all manner of corruption
in the management of the Presby terrain
Chinese Mission ended in a fizzle Saturday.
The matter grew out of his attempt, as
counsel for a Chinese woman named Kun
Wah. to secure possession of Woon Tseen, an
eleven year-old Chinese girl, now in charg Q
of the mission. and of whom Miss GILBERT
son, the Matron, is the lawful guardian.
On Saturday the case again came up,
for the fifth time, but instead of bring
ing the army of witnesses that would
sink the Chinese Mission in its own corrup-
ton, Coffey meekly bowed to the court and
offered the excuse that he didn't see any
use in pursuing the case any further since
the Judge would not let HIM go fishing with
Miss Culbertson on the witness stand. He
was therefore willing to submit it on its
merits, and without argument.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06
Cans Made by Machine.

A machine that makes cans for fruit
packing concern in California is just now
attracting attention, says an exchange, on
cuts piece of-tin into four parts and then
passes them to a feeder. where they are
seized by revolving wheel by which the
can is formed. 1t is completely sodered by
an ingenious process, after which the ma
chine tests it by dipping it In hot water and
subiecting it to pressure. When finished by
this marvellous machine the can has no SOL
der on the inside and is perfectly free from
acids.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

@@A%-
Is Litchenstcin & W. N Y
Master II e Litchenstein,
New York
w III Wallace, New York
Mrs w NJ Kohl, Sn Mateo
Mrs G Is Sperry, Stockton
j A Young. Kansas City
! w Is Beyan, England
g W EwiIg Il W. England
q Brooker. Chicago
w Stiness& W, Rhode Isld
j II NCCarty Il W, Mass
Mrs Z Downer. Mass
Frank w Lyle Il W, ID NJ
Fred f Lee u W, u NJ
c K LELAND Il W, Oregon
u L Newell 4 W, x i
10 NJ Cool y W. Gait
W Is Swan, Marsyille
6 Haines, New York
II w Gilmore, Mass
Emma Gilmore, Mass
L ) Near. Chicago
+ Cooper 81 W, Yuba City
A Campbell, Los Angeles
"a Il Sperry, StocSt0n
Mr. Mcintosh * ", Denver
DIR Scotland, Denver
L F Beale. wash, ID c
J NJ Bailey " W, Virginia
f q Sessions u W, Ohio
70 Howlett&w Providence
C j PercO a ", Boston
Y 4 Sheppard, Tu.are
&c T. Thurston, Tulare
w II Davis, MarSville
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06
Facio, Manuel s
Fatjo, Louis
Ruiz, Macedonia

Faco, Manuel s Ruiz, Macedonia
Fatjo, Louis
sEyoRAs.
Alvarez, Gregorfo Guyeneche, Francisco
Alvarado Virginia Morales. Ramona
Arcenega, Trinidad Marques, Desderia
De Bruce, Rafaela G PARA, Dolores
Gracia. Agustina Peres, Jesus
Garcia, lrinea SaaYadra, Marina
Jackson, Nicoasa Vasquez, Juana
Garibai. Reyes
LETTERE PORTUGUZAS.
Ant Aug Aievedo M Davla
A Barozo rereira NJ Machado
Correi Janeiro NJ Perera SiQuera
Rodrlq Cavado NJ Pereira Roya
S!lvera Bittencourt NJ Rsendes Andre
Francisco Barsellas II Silvera Azedo
SouZa KamaIHo NJ Yelado Alya
Joao Jose Gregorio NJ Viera Sadro
Joao Martin Costa Const Leal SoareS 1e3
Jose Alyeo lCoust Lea
Jose Silyera LiaI Matthias Es pint IaFamaiho
Jose Texeira Costa Domin o X MOterno
NJ Azeyedo Maria Teo Refs
ManoeI Franc Lial Julia r Caridads
Mane FurtadO Rodrlgez
S.w. BACKUS, Postmaster.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06
Rraz,lian Hone Comnanv.

Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Brazilian Bone Company.
with the following Directors: Hugo
Abrahamson, Samuel Ehrlich, Wolf Bloom.
Gustav Abrahamson and Max Sherpser.
The capital stock is 100000, 90 per cent of
which has been subscribed. The company
will manufacture articles from whalebone,
horn and shell.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06

OCEAN sGEAuEHS.
Dates of Departures From San Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06

For Late Shipping IGtCEiigeRce See Eighth Page.
Arrived.
SUNDAY. Apr 5.
Stmr Gypsy. Plummer. X hours from Santa Cruzt
produce. to GoodaIi, Perkins " Co.
Stmr Columbia B0es. 81 - hours from Portland,
VIA Astoria 4Z15 hours: pass and mdse, to U r Il
Co.
Stmr Los Angeles Edwards. % hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, to GoOdal. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Greenwood, FagarluGd, Is hours from
Cleone; 81 50 railroad ties % VI It lumber SO piles.
TO White.
Stmr Santa Cruz, Nicoson, 2l2 days from New
port; pass and mdse, to GoOdall Perkins & Co.
stmr Hassler. Delahanty, from cruise.
Schr Mary Bidwell, Hansen, ! hours from Albioni
lumber aud posts, II Wetherbee.
Schr Jennie Griffin. Low, hours from Point
Reyes Sc bxS butter, TO E Whitney Il Co.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Postofice at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY, April 6, 1891.
R65- To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for advertised Letters" and give the
date of the list If not called within two weeks
they will be sent to the DeadIetter ONCE.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06

The Hanford Sentinel says 10000 acres In
fruit will come into bearing next year.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-17
INPRENTA DEL POLETtN

LibIos escoSidos. Acaban de rs
cibirse en- esta 1rnpren5a, los D.
guientes3 =.
ROBERTSON. II Nuevo curse
del idioma ingle'..
ABELLA. - Derecho Adminis-
tranvo.-1rstado de Sanidad v Be
observation-disclosures de Hacienda
MuniclpaI.- Practica Criminal
Oontribuc On y Amillaramjento.-
Manual de Formularios.-Manus
del Secretario de Ayuntamiento.-
Dereclo Administrative Espa6ol
|-JUxRados Municipales.-Manuai
de Oontribuci6n Te,ritorial.-Ms
nual de Policis Urbana.-Manua
de Las atribucioDes de los Aleal
des.
OLLENDORFF. - 9ramatics
ingleeA. =
GALANTE. --:Dicciouario Mu
nicipaI.
vAZQUEz QUEIPO Tablat
de logar tmos.
GALlNDO Y BSOOsURA.-Le.
gislscion HipoteoariA.
OuFioeidAdes Gle eGtifco-domesticss
LAs sranAs.
La tsmllAa dssconocida, p&gina: d.
historis natural.
El microscopic del doctor BallGn.
gsr.
Una nochs Aprovschsds, sl gas, sl
petI 6lso.
Los mistcrios de 10 luna, In hernia.
N de Rembrandt, etc,
.OARTAS de Santa Teresa de Jesds,
y otros escrito Y aocumentos referen-
tes b ss:a grAnds , oants msdre.
UOOPEk.-Dona Mercedes de- Gas.
tillA, i toDo sn G., con lAminAs.
CHArEAUBRIAND. 81 Gsnio del
Oriatianismo, 3 tomos.--Los MArtirea.
SANTA TERESA De JESUS
OArsas.
SOLDgVZLLA.-Joyss Dc 10 lite.
rGtdrn sapafioia.
II oAbAS@JASO0 OAAEpkE84f VIRTUE SOM&UF
OAMPOAMCR Po5tica.
POLO. ri Oompsp@io de ls latinidad
RInRA y Torso&a- .Hoeiones de AgrI
eultura,
PKREDA. Historic Natural
9ANOT. Eislcs.
MIGUEL Diccionario latino.
LLOFRIU, La Jsbonerta.
lONBEROUSSE. Geomctris.
IBRlUT. AigsbrN.
SONNET. Gsometria anAlitica.
ULTlf OS dias de un fiI6aolo
EBLIU. FiairA y Qutmica.
EOARTlN GrAmstice ,sti M.
OOAKLERAN Gramatica castaIla
| ns.
Ii. j. de LARRA.-Obras, 4 tomos
FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDO.-
Bl FAruAso Eapanol, : tomoa. -ObrA'
serias.---ObEos fsstivas.
| MI CuLETANA-Obras.
ALARCON.--TsRkro, 3 tomoa.
FR.T. UR GRANADA - Hufs
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kAVlso impOrtanto.

Para una empresa COmercial &
Industrial establecida en- Paris.
Bneuos Aires y Barcelona, Sc he.
'eesltan b"enOs sgenIes en todas las
pOblaclOnes de esta Isia.
Dltigttse con bueDas referencias
! los sfos. Johnson Hmm. y Uomp
Gale klyalaVia, 1,lOO.--Buenos
Aires.
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DE VENIA

Loza en- csjas, surtido complete
Acelte Llnpza, lstas y barrlcas
Plnturas superiores.
Hi1ErO galYanlzado, liso VI aca-
nelsdo.
Torniilos con tuerea
Clavos tOnel-ro.
PuDtas do Paris.
Oamas de hierro.h
ColchOnes de alambre.
Machetes cooodrilo.
PIanchas J CumDreras. =.
Oansles gs!vanlzados.
Muebles, Varlas classes.
Maqulnas dc 00ser.
OamlSas malloFquinas.
Oallauo do tOdAs elasee.
Gas Luz DiAmante
6uSudO general Us meroaneia6
AlmaCen de los seh0res
4. AeI6H Y Cs,
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VERINCIO LUNA I SOBRINO.
Fortaleza 80, 49 y 81.

wOfrecs les siguientss aTt1Culcs & prscios
nay mo4lc0s.
Axussp,s, losetas, 8 bGldOsines, catala-
nss. blanoas snc&rDadAs, losetss de
sazr6s6l blAncas , aSalez, losas Dc CANA
mas as cuAtrO en- vaka. YesO = Osmsnto
PoEslAaa sn hagralss DO lao Kiloa. Ptntu-
Yns, negra, vsrds, mimic y blanoo xino DC
IA acFe6itada mARca DOS LEONEB'
ASuarrAs y AceIs4 linAsa, Brochas dc
todam clases. Hero galvaniSsoo, acans-
lado liss para cobl1As, oiAvos Do zinc
con tnsfuaa aFandsaas, oanalss cum
bgaraa Dc xsne. Pnntas d Paris dc una
asls pulxAaas. Olavos smsrie&nOs DO ana
& OanoO pnlgadas. kalas, plCos, AzAdas !
wxa1onss. AlAmDEs para cArcas, Ae cuAtro
oaas. Estopa alquilrADsda para calata'
ssar algodon sn aesperdicio para Linn
psax mAqlinas.
assalsFia Gnny ana do todAs clsses Dc Ia
ass BaoaaraE. Vaiillas COnplssas dsOorsdA'
! seFsaaAaA samy AaA. Fislsa haneasAs su
ssssrwu ~ sadss saasss gara ealasda ErA'
!. egted a. aasaa O. alsFrs, BAssusas y ba
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-17
CERVEZA DAIESi.

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cha ma Eca. -nNsss0rsa ~ QOrG.
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