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The Monitor-register., 1896-12-18
N uIl1ca Hill,

Isaac 81. Lloyd was in town on Mon
day, visiting his brothers here.
Howard Pidgeon has been dangerously
i'll, but has somewhat improved.
Mrs. Jacob Mounce has been spending
a few days with friends in Philadelphia
Miss Mary Atkinson, of West PhiladeI-
phia, is spending the holidays with her
| parents.
peace Day" was observed here last
Sunday, and literature distributed in all
Sabbath schools.
Mrs. Scott Doggett and children. of
st. Louis. Mo-. are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Anna J. Clifford.
b. Ridgway had his ice-house filled
| or Iuesday. Others are waiting and
hoping for ice of greater thickness.
The Sherwin property on Main street,
now occupied BY William Fox, was put
up for sale on Monday but was not sold.
lt is rumored one of the vacant houses
at the north end of town is soon to be-
occupied again. 1t will be very cheering
to see some of these long vacant homes
4Ealopened and filled with signs of life and
aotlsity once more.
Inc merchants of the town are very
onsy at this time and holiday goods are
rapidly disappearing from counters and
windows, born away by those who delight
to personate Santa Claus.
Edward B. Rawson, of New York
City, will deliver an address in FtiekSs's
Meeting- house. On Sunday evening, Dec.
S1th, at 30.o'ciock. A cordial invita-
lion Is extended to all to attend and hear
this gifted speaker. 6 -
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs r
Benazets was filed with bright. hannv
faees on Friday evening last, when a.
genuine surprise was given them, Sixty
one persone enjoyed the diversions of theS
keyepings consisting gsof music, games and
refreshments.
Our young people enjoyed the slese-'S-
wAlle It lasted sad had megt every
skating on the lake by moopsrf. s. Fl
log ~ s.nlghs. The FROST men is u,sty /,
oasion. sere in tie long run, it is i
The Christmas ea.
the Town Hat for the man who doesn,t
: ;. ,fd.r Epwor.n tn swn more than once to learn
svead of s. .tuiaup.i y
= y week, el .o,} Is sss!tSerday were o1gsar
= = ( $50 character, Consisting Of ti3lSs;
9s.ae ng OF THE Spirit of the Crnsads,s'
I The origins.of tb1a deaa aiossss ;s,fAfterlI
awsnsyIsit avrss q 81 es onos aid ~ ~ .
ing and appfopf ham sEina2In. b
Will De held jag carries an essential
on.0lnea' 'ieeds have no Sabbath" Il
a..;ts ouasy = ltfvice to God is ceaseless. re
1t n @iti narrow souled people as it is G
4 I'D narrow-necked bottIes--the less II
1Ff have in them tho more noise tbey ii
aka in pouring out 3g ii
Great souls attack sorrows as moun th
Up uf a " ss,:, Rnt. the thunder clords To
.;sls''sss ;1s ''sssS TssS; ssss -
'sa tsos as~ ss',asd shs that the Esg oD,.
Upsss ls ,sss pc as ssy as
'ss!sssasss arms over :, shs hsss1olass and 4
keep me dsassssss 90 su,.s schools opeaon s'tion
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FRANK WRIGHT'S
y Shoe Store,
oOdstOwn, New JERSEY
to-

Swedesb0rO Items.
&NIToR- REGISTER can be found for
TFgeek at Pixies News Agencyl
eams has moved into his house
kchased on Broad street.
rah B. Ackley, widow of Heze.
- &sZ, has been granted pension
prenar,s ling Of the boiler at the glass
" all hands out. of work on
Take Av, Z ssAsE4ss. ss.sssss -
n1ccy A. Welsh has been visiting
= aunt, Mrs. Hannah Heritage, at
J Nenonah.f - ss4 n 81
The schools of Woolwieh township
will close on the 24th inst, and reopen
on Jan. 4th.
~ l5n. Al. SAILOR, wife and daughter. of
Pi,niladelphis, Will spend ghristmas with
! 5Elepqs here. .syssEss. A
- 60 s y. si,is 3 family. and s !
an tne leaders OF the MDEITOR REaTsgER
9. g merry ghTistmss :. y.
=. .1a~ss Ba ten vii win refi5 6ve Ia. M farm
in the Spring And offers the house he
now occupies for reAt
Maa Rebecca Reynolds has gene to
bpend some time; with. her son, r. p.
Reynolds, in Phiiadelnh5s
j Mrs. g: m,aBss zilis lsz A. Ind son, Norman,
Of T Philadelp hia, Gre. spehding few days
With Mrs. Tanzen Dubois.
"a b Moffatt sand wife will. .sasa<R
Chfiss with their son, e. B. NJ 6fless..
and family, in Philadelphia. & ~
]. The remainso of Isaac Hendrick son, .ae
near Berkley, were ipterTeddx 81.
pal cemeterz hars esdaS.
Albert Ma1axa has opened restaurant
in the building formerly occupied by
J ohm MeAyoy opRasits ~
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" -Fs&e4 f-A1y' 1
n infssd fas asr rpr :s6d fiar on Friday evening
last. her seventy seventh birthday, by
calling and spending a very pleasant
evening. They left behind them, besides
many good wishes quite a numb o. |
good things, that will help to makeSlife /
pleasant this winter.
TIE hog killing at Thomas Flanigan's
on Cream r. Ego, 'ssss -aaas thaero thlsaer orgafI II al
Of family gathering mas present.
large and merry partya ofs stba ssold ston.
day, and incidentally Tfhrist,n ssssns..s, ss9
lsix large hogs. As ava,,ing = Thasa n. -. s''
ises>-A. Ehatof q surpstIv taLo 49, : !
Cream Ridgess~s.F - p'"oo
The Dupont Guns4ssa a;r aoot,s s,,,.,,.,, I.
Salles q = l;en oanv, ~ L aliam Dlks, Fps
nahus uu.lns .pespn ~ a Dill. is att - =
that large order Ira -. 3
| has caused this in FAfC NyAofICt Il
i that the firm " i'll ere otat,Is
buildings shortly. e'sp.s oS,l ISL
Mr.. and Mrs. L8ss.ael s-aie Pm C1i
Lretnrned from -bic5 edQS no Qer's
duration througf 5Osreau all of tads,
visiting the forLs, foreign and fcoun
report excellent roae, wants 10 p,tHeart
tions, through this ~ 80,
, m ieht be taken to hilig. ne. n - whole
Neck Township CommSSs aBorass= esrd.l
| to the road from PenB7 .ovo 10 Penns
Vile. this side of the Canal Bridge.
, A game of base ball between the Gen
I | trail and Churchtown mines was brought
to an ubrupt ending last Saturday aher
) | noon, by rather serious aocidepS In
the third inning, while Geo. De'6ow was
Q at the bat, in striking at a3all the pa
, slipped from his hand anastruck Ed dwaTo
Straughan in the fo'9iead, knocking him
senseless. Straughen revived in about
, | half an hour aud was at once taken TO nl
home. The blow was all the more ser
| ious because be had been struck in thu
sameplace before by spike aud quit
seriously injured.
An agent of New York frm met th
t Board of Education of the Borough, ant
y the Principal of the School last week, ant
endeavered to introduce the vertical sys
tenn of writing into the public school
There is much in this new system tha
will commend itself to the careful observer
d. and among the advantages is the fac
fNhst+the scholar naturally maintains al
son, and as a consequence th'
! IT ToUcHmn assua es a perfectly vertl
! rusiop, thus avoiding any danger Q
{ -curvature of the spine. 1t woul
I NDft it would also correct the ter
Sich the present position ofte
! one shoulder higher than th
'~>>%ss-ss--ss-.-s-s-san seen in thsoe Mho writ
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anu putting US to igdcW Z again. ~
es' mother" he would say. vban%
uef nt'le admoinition ended; and then
conversation would resume ito A. eu
=, unu,'.uf0eo' ,o.n and the dear old lady wz 4
more 'han satisfied. 1t was tt. :
es' oi ner sons genius which ,Sde hYs
% Kooo son. A small mind would have ~
WINGED, or been contemptuous "Mep do
tben ha '"o'f homes unhappy because
sneS sn nave genius" says Wsdsw~tbl =
ouS because they have rot epgaob
seaius' a mind and sentiment OF shiOberI
'fuer would render them capable of sea.
ng ana feeling all the beauty Of dOmestlge5 .
les DEAN Earrar.
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Albert Stetser has commenced black.
smlthing in the shop of the late Reuben
Pedr;ck.
A circular meeting was held in Friends
Meeting house last Sunday afternoon at
8 O'Clock.
The supper held in Red Mems Hall,
under the auspices of the M. E. Church,
was quite a success.
The Senior Order of American Mechan-
les will erect flag pole in front of our
public school on Christmas day.
Rev. and Mrs. John Wagg, of Ocean.
port. N j., are spending few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. " Murphy.
Wilbert Justice, VIM. Gaventa and
Warren Rsener, of this place; Sedgwick
Justice and Thomas Corson, of Philadel
phia, spent last week at Hope Greek
cunning for ducks.
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
their Christmas entertainment iu, the
Baptist Church on Christmas night, and
the M. E Church willHhoid theireenter :
tainment in Red Mems Hall, on January
I'd, where an interesting program will be
rendered.
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Mark Miller gbda LEAN. Qain.op

week in Woodstown. wife !.
Alex.C q. .Niblock left here last Wus--
nesday for New Castle, Pa. to work in
the factory there.
Herbert Campbell, Phil. Campbell and
Daniel Sites all returned on Saturday to
work in Hires 6 Co . factory.
ss.Wm. Lamar. of Camden, moved here
last Saturday, he having secured situa-
tion 10 Hires & Co.'s cutting room.
Quinton Friant last Tuesday killed two
of the largest hogs Of the season. 400 and
479 pounds. A. G. Hill killed two on the
same day weighing 440 and 400 pounds.
Christmas service ia the NJ. E. Church
on Sunday at 10 a. NJ. The pastor will
preach an appropriate sermon and the
choir will render special music. In the
evening. the pastor will preach on
"Slighted."
The weekly m.eting of the W. G. I. U !,
held at the home of Mrs. Charlotte
Vogeding, although few in numbers, was
greatly enjoyed BY all. The Union will
hold it's next meeting at the home ofMrs.
Laura Patrick, at 8 O'Clock.
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THE News FROM Two oousTrEs.

Our Pennsgrove letter Is omitted this
week on account of she sickness of the
correspondent, and Auburn and Harris,
onville had not reached US at the hour of
going to press.
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.vorf' happened to be a aaeo
Dher child 10 the Bna n

her child in the Bme ius then M %
1 she.was taxed the'. shs updestoo6
! now thankful she orht to be. hut she
was not@happy; q when Christmas
Came, tpe Ts,g 81 ii 1T the anow on tho
ground, and the icicles hanging from tba
caves, and the pond with the bows skat.
ing on it, made her think Of her father
frozen in among the great blocks of ioe
In the Arttic Sea.
Somehow she was thinking mora tb.n
usual on this Christmas evening. and the
iighted rooms, the Christmas trees tho
ssqghter and the masic made her beart
ss and she stole away and sat upon tb,
= Yrs. crying softly to herself. There
one of ;ee teachers, Miss Grace, found
her.
4 knew what it is to have sad
myself" said Miss Grace; ''but \
remember, dear, we must submit Tn \
5od's will. Try to cheer up little.
lney are going to show the stereopticOn
,iews in the school room now. A ygy
Alno gentleman will exhibit and descriha
nen tAey ara very curious pictures cf i
oe Arcslc ssa. a.sasd d-ships-thatswspt there +
'nd " hat they lasw-icebergs and polar
I
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lhe iIrst OF 30 4 + l,is sisss 5ssinorping. She
o.-H age. and - hfers sf
Tue late George and Eliza mi -
remains were inferred In the East v fe#';
Cemetery, Salem, eus Monday The:
funeral a7gaiy ssAasd; &
's'ss,ssss y - Y =
2 = sisarptown y ewes. y = !
Best wishes fora merry Christmas for;
Editor and family. 80.
: Rev.J. 3. Turpin engaged in.
extra services at Hainea Neck Nc. EssS
Church. & & sss:ss s 80
- Charles Tyler and Walfer Kensey, of
pa5Rs p ssEs n ssE e. slasg Y
find any, :,..sS...
3 Mrs. Lippincott, President Of the.
Pitman Grove. W. G.; ! 7, sJJ.,was at church
here on Sunday morning with Joseph s.
Black aud faxail sxss tHs1ik e=,s.s
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YES j EKSEY RAIL ROAD TlMETABLE
ON AND AFTER SEPT. 20, 1856,
Trains-seave wOoDsTOwN as follows
FOR Philadelphia and way stations, at L04
75S and 9.H a. M, 1918, 80 and 6W p m.
On sundays, 735 a. NJ, 437p. m.
- Arrive in Philadelphia, $50. $40 ana l03O
a. M, 80, $50 and 7.20 p. IN. Sundays,
= 9.05, a. m. and sos p. N.
For salem. 7A, 927 a. M, and l2.l9 las, OLA
and 6.57 p, M.
z on Sundays, 9.3s a. M, 6.46 p. m.
81 or Bnd9eton via Woodbury., 7.5S a. M,
s<2Si 4.30, p. m.
81 Sundays, s. a. m. and 4.37 p. m.
- 81 RETURN TRAINS.
Trains leave Philadelphia for Woodstown n at
6.20, $40 and IL 90 a. m l30, 4.l0, $40 p. m.
Sundays, SIS H. m $50 p m.
CONNECTING RAILROADS.
For Atlantic City, 7.G4 a. NJ. Sundays, 735
al
For Cape May, 7.5s a. m. Sundays, 735 q. m.
q 1E1psea Isle and Ocean City, 75S a. m. Sun
:74 days, 7.35 a. m.
EoF a Nineiand and Millvine, 1853 a. M, 4.3C
pm. sundays, 7.S5 a. m.
). NJ. PROVOST, J.R. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
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Try Gra1n.OI Trx Gra1n.oi

ASK your A1SRegxso-dayete.s show YOU a
heckage OF GRAIN-O, the new food drink
thai takes the place of coffee. The children
ADULT: All who try it, like it. GRAIN-O has
That rich seal brown of Mocha or Java. but
IL u Is MADE frQpl pure grains and the most
tress. Asthe price Of coffee l5c. and IS cts.
per pacNage. s 1afjne in the M. ~
The Monitor-register., 1896-12-18

Miss ts Lou R 80 30 for Excellent Suits really wor $780,
20 a h: %'he s2 90 for Black WOrstod su>s or $3.50
wei sell the Best Black Suit for the money, 5000.
thousands OF $4,000 Kersey 0vercoats to GO for SIS
thousands OF $500 Kersey overcoats to 90 for s2ooo
thousands OF $500 Kersey overcoats to 90 for $780,
o0yS 'lOthes-Haf Saved $3.50 up If biq bow. S. on
'>A''loau rare same as before. We pay it on
purchases of reasonable amount
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The hired man of Herbert Gaunt was

The hired man of Herbert Gaunt was
seriously Injured on Tuesday afternoon.
He. was loading cornstalks, when the
drank OF Che winch few back and struck
him en- the forehead, cutting a cash there
and oyer the eye He lay in an uncon
sciouS~ condition from 30 until after
o'cloct. DR.. Patrick was called and
dressed the wound and applied the needed
restoratives. He is now recovering.
Allen Wallace, son OF the late Judge
Wallace, and a native of Woodstown,
died at his home in Paulsboro on Sunday
of typhoid-pneumonia. He was buried
in the Episcopal Cemetery, Swedesboro,
on Wednesday, Rev. Howard E. Thomp
son, ,rof Pittsburg, and formerly rector at
Woodbury. and Paulsboro, conducting
the services. He leaves wife and two
children.
Our stock of heavy underwear is still
complete in all sizes. See our sos. fleece
lined wear. regular 75c. value. Hum
phreys' Opera House Store.
William N. Nixon returned from q
cunning trip on Wednesday with ten
ducks and goose. The latter measured
five feet from tips of wings.
Cashier Flitcraft astonished Tax Col
lector Davis the other day by Offering
him over $500 in gold to pay the taxes Of
the First National Bank.
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] .T'lllsT1Wf MILLS
!: u: lP Feed, Grain p+1

Teacher ~ UUM1 VI ~"
IT, is to your advantage to see Grier d
Boops7s stock of underwear and be con
vi, oed that We have the finest line for the
money.
H. j Hawkins and daughters. of
Baltimore moved into the Rockefeller
Drorerty. on Spring Garden street, last
Saturday.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the rast office for week ending Dec. 18th:
Corne.ia Anderson, Chas Keen, Henrietta
Williams
Shooting ducks wouldn't be a very
profitable business for some people, as
they were said to be selling very low at
Salem last week.
Oar correspondents will please send in
their items by Wednesday night of next
week, as We desire to put the paper to
pressa little earlier, on account of the
Christmas holiday.
The large silver maple that stood on
the side of the residence of Mrs. M W.
Weatherby, on Main street, was cut
down last week. 1t was probably the
largest Of it's kind in this vicinity.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, at the suggestion of some OF our
citizens, has plaoe1 box 10 the post
IftlCA IN W Dlsu W lCCCiNO OobeAioooAo1S
for the poor of Woodstowr, to be dis
tributed under their careful supervision.
Drop in something occasionally.
The second snow storm OF the season
started in on Tuess ome.
sleet. and ended ssnow on Tuesday night
Wednesday =, y. billy falling temperature
apce of al pr promises to continue.
,.---:.;.g ten ags begin to lengthen the cold
begins TO strengthen, is t1e old adage. Ant
the ice men s., no1ng it will prove true
Reeve FliJc.a al. as the first to gather
ice, cutting q few loads on Wednesday
The ice is sfeat deal bett ter this morn
ing,
California suaiuess man has made
Lea tion to Davenport Bros. to secure
The sale of their Egg testel
g&zell was kicked on the
bysa horse last Sunday, and
enfined to. the house as result
ali Jordan, of near Auburn,
ssck ksof turkeys on Tuesday.
sss z over 600 lbs.whe dressed,
r 500. a.
port will offer his mill
~sic sale on Saturday, Jan.
good milling stand. and
lady purchaser.
id letters remaining in
-s<;F AZ u week ending Dec 10Th
- soson, William Hutt, James
Madison, Henry Sturges.
eas vho was injured in
: ssssssz railroad disaster last
= ISN'T nd = """gshter
sinabls' one. as t6ere1d pad
- stween the price and VI iyI-
s :. story, in Woodstown, vi
Cz1ss 81 ss.rs Urn
cS Prescriptions carefully and acourate-
compounded 6g Graduate in Tharmacy.
Harry GUEST HG.
WnnncTO,uNJ NJ
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Tussey entertained the
Il his Sunday school class and
his at his residence on Saturday
EH 1t. A very pleasant evening
III A in conversation and singing,
III TIL spartaking of most excellent
~ ice cream, cake and fruit, the
ullE a,d red Just in time to arrive home
" day moyG These present
III cina&. and M|s b. u. Wiley. MI,
U - sohu g,a4 d Mr.. and Mrs, Gid
II - &, ~ s8fr and Mrs. Israel Dol
.sss1llll solllllio lsl2al Debow Mrs. Simon
II iIIs3n.f ! Miss Reba Cunning
n = ai'e : " 'elh Fennims7s, vaad Miss
ySSp1i5$rt MRS. Bareford, a,a
= " y2Aart:
young friends Of Mas
Ys j Davis completely su
- .llni ,-r- saday evening last, th
occasion of bis saevenfH pir0dhay. W
post taking conpiste possession OF the house
ank- The little folks spent very pleasant and
Biet, happy evening Ylaying games, among
Miss WHICH a certain kissing game seemed to
saa sime favorite, aud enjoyed the cake
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PennsRflle Record.
Mrs! Stanley is on Christmas visit to
relatives in the city.
VIM. Saunders is off on his annual
visit to his former home at Turner, Va,
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lolids, 3, and have
tmss ,uag z Necessary
ID ,favorw With SaSn aSa
!, saasey are up 0he ia
: OF the Board 70 70
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--.l.-.,. = MFS.
..--,oneral conference on "What
.onalI We Do with the Impressions Re-.
ceived this Daya" after which committees
to select place for next meeting aud
arrange program, ETC., were choseD,s and
then adjourned, deeply impressed with
the thought that the lessons learned; that
day would shape the destinies of soma
souls through all eternity. .s3z - x. 5 $. !
President Beale is very able and eff
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Personal.
Warren Shinn, of Cornell University,
is home for the holidays.
Jacob Clark, who has been in Philadel-,
phia for some time, is at hcrr
William 81. Andrews, who. SC, a.. .....s--
ly burned last week is nut- sgaib.
Ehas g Soot. 4, T-ss~t.~- to
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CENT A WORD COLUMN.

II you I0d9t TO bug anythtng-Iy you a0ant TO
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IT.
EAdvertisements in nserted in this column
at the rate of one cent per word for the first
Insertion, and half cent a word for each
subsequent insertion But no advertisement
inserted for less than 10 cents.
FTYO RENT-Two houses on Creamery ave-
nue. House, barn and large garden on
Auburn street. Other properties on appli-
cation. +. S. FOGG.
HAIRS RE-CANED and Pilh Work.
Por snssTsaairs s.ffscialty. J. D. COLES.
- :. -slt AS>alowleoghS
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LIST of Jurors.
Sheriff Westcott drew his first panel
of Petit Jurors on Tuesday mornin g, at
the Court House, Salem. in the presence
of JUDGE Sim arA Conn tv- CLARK
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THE ls;,,, { Fss1 u, ,,,.a,s - !

"A. 1 ~ Sl;asl asslElMI-WEEKEy isp print.a
Ws.L ana gives twice as much M. On sday
/ {" TILkiy .}sszHaxfs<
gs ii-a''sa Z 9h-
recognized by THE SEMI-WEEKyf v iS ri now been
m .ne paohcation Of color sunnlcus, N NE
pages VIZ each Friday paper If nor % 70
bgRt piSpei dnsy xay ss,a 5as liking
ISIS ISIS q aealEaols publications that which H.,
,,nu IN .nelr iavorite paper. The ioes cannot
and the fifty more pof;esf ~ quaint
sketcnes and half-tones and
ing contents of the colored Supplement otner anus
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as paper It IS printed superfne nans
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grove, has been visiting Jonn Dotherty
and wife,
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