I .thsts
NORWALK,
thirst goods to , ,
. ehesutiful is design,
, , and ntnitrsetivepricfi, You will find many
goods that are desirable that are not to be found
elsewhere in Norwalir at
of stsndsrd makes
A. W. AUSTIN’S
J swear Gross.
. a o
communism:
. . The t
s remedfir
nervous
. . trationprnztyd
all nervous
-’ , diseases oi the
_ . . ‘ generative or-
' ' " ”50' am of either
it: mm“ M “snide;
. rouse . ' v '
Youthiul Error}, Mental crry, ex-
eesswe use of Tobacco or Opium, which
lead to Consumption and Insanity. $1.00
- “7 box'h‘maiit 6Wfor $5.00.
1'“ ONE IGAL 00.. PM 8. Cleveland. Ohio
Sold by all druggists
. THE '
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam den-inks, sows, bor-
Ing machines,etc., we can quote
LOW PRICES ON
All llinds‘ of Timber Vlcrkl
Churches, Factories or any Large Build-
Ing work a spesiulty.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
HESE
HREE
HINGS
SHOULD
INTEREST
YOU I
FIRST
There is a great saving in using
St Louis Pastry Flour. This flour .
Will make better pastry with less
lard than the finest Washburn,
Pillsbury or Jones flour.
SECOND.
I am getting quite a good many
perfectly fresh home laid eggs;
some from my own fowls. When
you want eggs of this sort, inquire
here, and you may depend on get-
ting what you buy; 35c dozen.
THIRD
I am selling nice butter at 25c.
Comparison invited.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
Ditty.
T... (7.) B‘ESHIIIuI I
”m
TIIE GELE
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
- - COALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Goals are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our clsim is car-
root.
RAYMOND BROS.
lo. Nam-Ii.
wwmm u
IRATED
0
Read
The
Senflneu
'VIIIVInIVIIILIIr‘W
STORED.
30 Ms
low °°° EFFECTS AT mics-men
CAT ON’S VITALIZER
Cures general or special «ability. wakeful-
ness. sprrmatcrhwa. emissions, In lency.
paresis. cic. Corrects functional 4 sorders.,
causal by errors or alcove-u quickly restoring
Loot Manhood In (lili or young, giving vigor :Im‘
strength where im‘uwr Wrathurss prcvniirzri. (jun
venlcnt package, simple, LII. tool, and icuilinute
. Cuts: to QUICK AND Tuonouou.
I’nu'l I? llnrr'rn! fly {mild/rims: Int-Isl or
CA'I‘ON'S Vitelilers. Sm: somicciII ynurdrm:
glut riots lmt'uwc Il. l'IIIn 5| per 'INQC’. b Iur 55
with written guarantee oi complete cure.
I-li irul Iimn, trictl‘ln v': , NI... '1” c and LIIIIIIcIrttIIIuI
Send us hidil‘lllt‘lll “I . w ,nul 25 In. Inr a week's
Hui Irc Iluirut. IIvlr‘ only 'd'"! to on It prrwn. t\
CATON MED. (20.. BOSTON. MISC.
Sold by Geo. U. Stillson, South Nor-
wulk.
$IOO
PEERLESS
BICYCLES
Given Away Free I
One lzldies’ :1
ml one gents.’
ON MARCH 29th, I3é7l
With every fifty cents
SALES or money poi
received, either ('ASII
ti on ACCOUNTS, he
wiligivc ONE chance on BOTH of these
beautiful $I0o wheels, FULLY GUARAN-
TEE I). Wheels now
on exhibition.
oun‘
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
MUTTO :
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 42 Wall street, NORWAI.I(, CONN.
"r theholidsy on.
.ii
'Oi’fiain IIy 'l‘orntilnon‘s mom:
F I no P H M:
a
39°
:2
t
When In doubt slim to use for
Nervous Ilctnlity Loss of Power
Impotenc .AIiuphyNerieoceleand
otheqwea nmes.fmm any cause
use some I’iiII. Drains checked
-. nndiull \‘wm‘toickl restored.
Ii‘ I'll . s trust: snail MW.
' Mall for .Idxkiibflxefi Wit). Ith
$3.00 mom vus gm. .1 guarantee to
cure or refund the money. Address
PERI. IEDIDIIIE. 00., Cleveland. 0.
Ing
lalt
Office
sever Leer or no:
"Is In (tuba to Hold a
men Elect Edward E. It
for which the Cubans are
alien to unbearable.
ban or foreigner except
movement.
subdue tho Cubans, but
thorn. ‘
arrested nt his home In
without having taken any
break.
that at the Second trlnl t
deuce against Sungullly,
tensed for life.
“Spain cnnnot conquer
has come when delay on
States and American prop
ll‘rom tho survivors It Is
men of tho Connnodoro
0 third bout
of the sluki
men in
netghbo
for some
nnd sunk. to men were
vised u rnft.
on the rntt was drawing h
tow line to tho dingy.
Cunnlltnloro it gave u lure
Vortex und did not rise on
Ilss‘isulilh engineer; Fran
\l'. A. G. Smith, llrcmnn:
HIE“.
foreign relations, hus rct
ingtun.
views concerning the CI
ent. lIo snys he knowI-a n
or numsurcs urn defeated.
be uounnplished in pl'onsln
form It tukos or whnt It
his object being, us his
Cuba to an end. Sonntofl
bios.
to confer, with u \‘ith of
prospects of the puerngo
resolution nnd Man as to
no mny be expected.
HAVANA, .Inn. n.—lt i
nll tho llnltod Stntos cons
I-nco with tinncrnl Fitz
.Inmce Nelson, who wore
muting the people of both
otto counties. The mutter
the members of the mob
prosecutlon. "
n'CunncII’s Vista
the tiny. I). J. tl’Uonnel
the ilnrsnclnl booking of II
His nppointmcntto the
goods.
this county, n can of A
hold of several pounds of
ed, and one girl, It yours
His Visited the lslsndu ’
m- lnsphy and Novelist time At-
rive as Jashsonvilla With Further no-
tntls at Ilsa Dunstan—lion“ ltnto Ooh-
nf time In discussion of the subject.
ntor (‘IIIIOIII snys it it. nppcnrs thnt it. Is
the purpose of tho opponents of tho mons-
ure to detect the resolution no grind would
l'nltcd States consul uoncrnl.
up In the February term of court.
bore of the mob hnvcdcilod tlmnuthnritlns
of Lafayette cmmty to III-rest theln. Mnny
oi thorn arc unions; the best citizens of the
county. Ono of tho lynvhern Is credited
with saying, “'I‘horo are men who will
contribute large sums of motley to protect.
to desth. The clothing of the other chit
III-on caught fire. and they were tsrrlhly
mood. as were Mr. sod
consonants.
Conference.
Gunssnuno, Po. Jan. Inn—Congress—
ohbins, who has
Just returned from Cuba, says: “The cnuIB‘ ‘
struggling Is the
some for which our fathers fought In our
war for independence. The Cubans hpvs
no voice in their government. and there is
no such thing as a jury trial there. Tn:-
“ln the entire Island there Is not a Cu-
Spnnish who Is
not In sympathy with tho revolutionury
“The plan of General chlsrls notto
to exterminate
“Ten or It! Americans are now mntlnsd
In Llorro cnstlc. I talked to Sanmlllly, an
Amerlcun citizen, who Is sentenced to per-
petual Imprisonment In choice.
He was
February, with,
port In the out~
Vice Consul Springer Informs Inc
hero was no ovi-
yot he was sen-
Cuba. The time
the pen of the
United States Is unreasonable In the nint-
tor of protecting the citizens ct the United
crty. ”
Victims of Commodore Wreck.
JACKSONVILLE, Fin, .Iun. 5.-—(.‘nptuln
Edward Murphy, comnmndcr of the lost
steamer Commodore: Stephen Crane, the
novelist; C. B. Montgomery, cook, nnd
William Higgins, un oilcr. with four Cu-
bans, have arrived here from Dnytonln.
loomed that the
loft tho ship in
four bontloutls. ’l'wolvo Cubnns cmburlied
In tho first. «I more in the second. 7 Amer-
icans In the third and l, Including Cup-
tnin Murphy, (Bruno. Higgins and Monte
IzonIeI-y III the fourth. The first threcwm-c
llfobouts, the lust n It) foot dingy.
’l'ho
llngcrcd In the
In; stonmcr, and
on the small hoot, founderod
ordcrcd to swim
hook to the steamer, whom they Impro-
’l‘his the captain attempted
to tow to shore, H miles nwny.
they stzii't‘éd It was observed thnt a nugro
.Iust us
Imsolf nlnng tho
Tho cnptnln rl‘uL
izcd thnt this mount dumb to nll, and he
ordered the raft oust adrift. He shouted to
the men to return to the vessel, which
they nttempted to do, 'but when hour the
h, sunk. and the
men on the ruff. worn drown down in the
nip. They were
.Iluucs licdignn, engineer; E. ii. liittcr.
k Groin. mute;
Mtitittl-ILO Loon,
Cuban pilot and guide, and Jenna Frnnk-
lin nnd Murray Nobles, two colored tire-
Cullorn on the Cub. Bill.
\I'Asulvmox, Jun. 5.—-.~"enntor Uullom
of Illinois, n member of the committee on
urncd to Wash-
'l'hu senntor wns asked for his
Ibnn resolution
Imd what he thought of the suggestion
that It should be postponed for the pros-
othing us to the
intention of the committee on foreign ro-
lotions, but Indicates that. In nose the up-
position to the resolution should be strong
enough it. could to «Icicntod. us runny oth-
by consumption
Sen
3 it and keeping
It. before the scnnto. While he voted tor the
resolution be Is not pnrtlculnr us to tho
should dcclnre.
dot-lured In his
npomdl curly in the session, to have some
notion token to bringtho brutcl wnr in
‘ullom thinks it
not unlikely tllnt steps In tho! direction
nru being taken, nnd possibly something
Inny he done which will tormlnnte hostili-
It. Is now genornlly believed that ho-
ioro tho sonnto mkns any nction thnt the
committee on foreign rclutions will desire
determining the
of tho Uumornn
such opposition
Our Consuls In Cuba to Meet.
a reported thnt
his in Culun will
successively come to llnvnnn for n confor-
Ilugh Lost, the
Lynohcd the Wrong Moss.
lticnnonn, Mo, Jan. h.-—-Tho Iluclnrn—
lion ot I’mwcutinlr Attorney Ault of Ln-
fnynttc county thnt Jesse \I'Inunr nnd
token from jnll
nt Lexington on the night of Don. o null
lynched by n Huynunnty mob for tho mur-
Ilcr of tho tortnor's wlfo nlld two chlhlrcu,
were Innocent to causing grout excitement
Iiny nnd I.niny-
will be bmnuht
Mom-
und to light the
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Icatlon.
Ilnlmnone, .lIm. li.-'I'ho rumor thnt
I will be mullu
bIshop of Wilmington hue crystnlllcml In»
to whnt Is now rcunrtlod n inurtnlnty in
Cutholic clerical circles In thlsclty. Savor.
nl months ntgo Dr. U'Connnlltlccldml to
enter stilt ngulnst the propngnndn, grow-
ltm out of his departure from the Anlol't
, cull college In Ilomc, nml hm], It in sold,
llnltimnrc Indy.
son of Wilmlnw
ton will, It Is surmised, cause him to
withdraw his action ngnlnst the propry
A...»
Fatal Espiosloss of Diane Powder.
Futures-r, 0.. Jon. t5.-At Millersvillc,
Ins llolwlnk not
blasting powder
and went to the seller. mmpcntcd by
three siswrs, tolllll rats. The stuff csploy-
cid, was httmtld
Mrs. Dolwioh In
msflwwm
"Thatwear
Clothes , .
the longest andglve the best sails-
foetidn in the" wenrln ou ht to be .
wort/I More, than sad I clothes,“
but the loci] purchase we told you
of brings good clot/7mg dawn to
shoddy prices.
look at the 36.50 and $7.50 all
wool surfs for menwsults that
were made to sell for 870 and more.
a goodjurlga of clothing to see It.
Talre the $70. $12. $13.50. 815, 820. 825 suits——
there's more value than the price tag says.
Dr m boys' clothes. Sluts for little boys, made of
hard, tough, boys' cloth, as lawns 82 to 35—13 to
8 year Sizes. For big boys, 74 to 1.9 years, suits
from 85‘ to 315.
To make cerium to please every customer we 9779
"Your money bacluf you want If." That makes
trading here safe.
We Sell
Golf Clothing,
Dress Surfs.
Dress Suit F Ixrhgs,
Coachmen's Olaf/7mg,
L‘oachman's Eleventh/lore.
Open Evenings While '96 Lasts.
I f don't talro
MEIGS&(0.
BRIDGE/9037. CONN.
Luumwmumsmd
Nash & VanScoy!
We. are now oflering a fine selection of Cut
(ELISE. for holiday gifts. We guarantee every
article to have it lusting finish; we do not
apply the term “cut glass" to goods finished
by acids, as is done elsewhere, but buy from
the. lust rnunufncturers; you can rely on each
ulticlc for :1 perfect shape, ()ur ilnvilnnd
Chino, oi mnny designs, cannot be excelled.
We have the finest and richest assortment of
luncy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets, that.
can be bought outside of New York. The
prices willsuit all purses, but an early call is
required to choose the prettiest.
s
NASH &VAN$COY,
007. II. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH nonwaue. oonINEGTIctlT.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirectFreight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,$0UTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R.. Beekman street, New York} at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwullt, 5 p. In; South Norwulk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7 a. m. to 5 p. In. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the owners thereof.
“w... m b
that prompts you to buy your shoes at
one store rather than another? Isn't It
style. qnslity, tit durability and price ss
to the shoe and prompt and courteous
attention on the ii“ of the proprietor sud
IllslccmanlI If t one sre the real induce-
ments we look for a liberal thereof your
patronm.
H. 8. BROWN,
In"
. strain, a. severe cold, and It begins——
m
m \
Thst Is the Tap Notch of Ron-
ords. and It Is the same In
South Norwallt.
A remedy which always cured Iss-
becomes widely known. and the rapid
growth In popularity of Dean's Kid-
ney Pills rests upon the fact that they
never fall. We wish we were able to
show you the full force and weight at
~In the paper—and got no further.
Those cured by Dean's Kidney Pills do
more for the remedy than the papers
can. Voluntary letters tell us every
day of cores in all parts of the country.
The age of the patient makes no dit-
terence. the stage of the disease no
obstacle. From backache to Bright's
Disease. through all the Intervenln.
horrors. the result In always the some
—n cure. Something that helps Is
good—us cure Is best. Dean's Kidney
Pills never stop short of ,a cure. Ws
tell you this—so do South Norwallr pet)-
ple. The kidneys are affected from
many causes. Heavy lifting, too much
standing. too much sitting. I sudden
bhcknche. So every condition of life
Is alike open to Its assaults. and thanks
to Dean's Kidney Pills. every stage of
the disease Is curable. You need not
take a trip to find this out~there are
plenty In South Norwnlk who are [led
to give you "helr””veriflcation.
Mrs. Lizzie Warner. No. 81 Wash-
lngton street. SouthNorwslh, Is a wid-
ow. whose Income depends entirely
upon honest work. Hard work Is never
envied by any one. and when there was
added to It backache. Mrs. Warner's
lot was not a happy one. She says:
“I had often to give up work on ac-
count or. my back, it ached so. 1 pro-
cured Dean‘s Kidney Pills at Plnlsted's
drug store the last attack I had and
they cured It. I feel better In every
way since taking Dean's Kidney Pills
and can recommend them to all women
suffering with backache and weak Isid-
neys."
Dean's Kidney Pills are sold for 50
cents per box, or six boxes for $2.50 by
all dealers. or mailed on receipt of
price by Fosteerlburn (20.. Buffalo,
N. Y.. sole agents for the United
States.
Eczema of the scalp, or Scald Head,
oven In Its most severe form In never-
,talllngly cured by Doan's Ointment.
the surest specific for all gtchtness of
"I. Ikln
(irlsut In It lloy.
Some of the good people of Georgetown,
Ilipluy nnd lintuvln, however, go fur in
thoir nttcmpt to show how very ordinnry
l'lysscs Grunt won. A boy or lit who
could drive It tenm coo miles across coun-
try uud nrrivu safely; who could loud It
wagon with heavy logs by hi~I own me—
chnnicnl indignity; who insisted on solv-
Illg ull Innthomnticnl problems himself;
who never whispered or lied or assure or
qunrrolod; who could truiu n horso to
pncoor trot. at will; who stood squurcly
upon Ilisown knowledge of things with-
out resorting to trick or more vcrbul memo
cry—such u buy. at this distance, lines not
npponr "ordinnry," stupid, dull or corn-
lnonplncc. That he won not showy or
msily valued “'an true. Ills unusunlncss
want In the balance of his character. in his
poise, itl his nntlvo judgment, and In his
knowledge of things on first build.
I'lwn nt. lti yours of ngo ho bed a super-
stition that to retreat was total. When he
set bond to any plan or started upon any
journey, he felt. the necessity of going to
the turn of the land or to the end of the
f urrnw. lie was resolute (Ind unafraid nl-
wnys; n boy to be trusted and counted
upon—sturdy. onpzlblo oi hnrd'hnocks.
Whut be true in speech he won In groin. If
he said. "I can do thnt," he not merely
mount thnt he would try to do It. but IIlso
thnt be but] thought his wny to tho suc-
cmful ondoi the undertnklng. Howns,
In fact. un Ilnusunlly determined and re-
amu‘rminl bnv -—~IInmlIn Gnrlnnd In Me—
un-nt ‘1 now.
Some farms in the hill country of New
Englnhtl nro provided with so tlIIn it com—
Ing of soil and I-Iunbundnnt n supply of
tho Innernl of stone Wall on to call for the
exercise of unlimited putlonce nnd plII-
iosnpily on the part of tho nntlvo formers.
" Uncle Amos,“ said u summer resident
of Ashville, stopping his horse close to Mr.
\l’lllct's stone wnll, on the other side of
which the old former stood, “what do you
think ot the theory that till our rocks come
from tho north In Icebergs originnlly?”
[Tunic Amos, resting from his daily lock
of rcrunvlng the stones from his south
fluid and piling thorn In hoops nnd mounds.
surveyed his questioner In silence for n
Inonmut with It solemn TIMI. Then he
stooped, and tolling up n goml sized stone
In cnnh hand he looked down at thonl,
while keen enjoyment of his prospective
joke tugged at tho corners of his mouth.
”'l'hcrc‘s ,Icstnncthlnu I'In clunrnlmnt. "
he sold slowly, “and thnt In if 'tis true, It.
must huvc been a mighty warm sonmn
when they struck my form. and no Inls.
tukoI”-—-Yonth's Companion.
A
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College need Convicts.
Thcrc urn Iii college graduates III prison
strIpt-s on lllnukwcll‘s Islnnd. 'I'IIIs fuct
\vns imtl‘llt‘d by n clergyman of thls city,
who recently ctmduutod n Sunday morning
sot-vim at tho lmnltcntinry, und It won
elicited by his remarking to one of the
keepers thnt there were u crust runny In~
tulllgont inoos III the group”! prisoners
confronting him. The clergyman made
mcntnl notes of some of the tunes, nnd alter
the service he pointed them out to the
keeper nnd risked If they were not mil...”
graduates. Out of the five men Indicated
by him only one won II college mounts.
and, to the clergymnn's dismay, the keeper
dcslmlntml uscollcgn IllOll three of the roost
repulsive and vicious looking prisoners In
the group. One of the most Intelligent
tunes III the throng was described by the
mutter of (not. keeper as belonglng to"n
tough ’IIII, who's been on the Islnntlofl
Mill on ever since he was uhid."-New
York Times. ,
Presidents' Names.
The ltoston Transcript thinks the slow
him of McKinley n confirmation of the old
trunnion that the Amerlmn people like
their presidents to have only one (thirstlon
home. This first ilvo presidents had no
middle name. and when McKinley Is In:
nnuurntcd he will be the seventeenth
pmldcnt without one. The list Includes
doings Washington. John Adams, Thermos
.Itlfltmtml, {Isms staunch. James Monroe,
Andrew Jackson, unrtIn Van Huron,
so vssslssros sister.
such a fact. Cures have followed cures k
to be given to the
principals to post
stakeholderto :. . ,
the ring. the one »
agreement to forte
A. Stuart. As Is
Stuart agrees to pen.
holder, to. be dividfl
butt and Fitzslmntblls
to carry out theprot,
the agreement. ‘
post the remainder
in the hands of n
to the date of ti;
suid 810.000 be fol-tot
bett and Fituimmbns’ ,.
bring off the con ‘ on
Five ounce (do:" are ~
Silor of Chicago agreed
and Fltzsimmons decided
at New York city W
holder as far as he was
Stpart refused to ,
to bring the mill off, at
ed for him to notify
place one month prior 4
proposed contest.
’sueo‘ Fort
Standard Oil Megs-tip , _
Dragging Bis m
CHICAGO, Jim. 5.—-‘ . ‘
actress, at present wl ,
Keys" company MM
vorco ngninst Andrew l
son of the Glovelnnd‘m '
note. The charges M
plaint nre sensotionah 2'?
According to the bill, this
quietly married tourists]!
land while Grace Vaughn , ‘
of the Spencer Opemoutl‘sm
ridge created a storm. and.
continued with the operd '
log that her tether—In-law
relont. Early In 1894, he
pennid in Clevelandand ' 7
she was there to be supported
band. A few dnys after she ’ '
appeared. In the hill just ill
that. she was drugged by young
and taken to the Nowburg I
near Cleveland, where ghe‘
for seven months before ills;
escape. ‘ , , “
n‘hc has since lived with
Chicago. In addition tot
she asks for alimony.
Eovaral Mint-Ii I W“
EAST Lrvcnrool. O, ‘J‘
the alleged diehonedii
Joules Klukcloy in
title of property in M
at several millions, ID
heirs have put their w A '
attorneys, and notices
the holders of over 150
center of the city that
questioned in court.
wealthy Pitts-burger
property interests here.
It Is now alleged that
was never transferred» ,
sition of the propert,
The property in . . . "
the largest business ‘ . 3
and live churches, “
Order Am
LONDON, Jun. D.-'A
The Times says that
has been Issued with ,
“Various versions of?“
rent," says the dispatch
to be Intended to attest! ,
of the military coum album
to preventing duels. It will
the courts to deal with I;
olliccrs and civilians M‘ III
outcome of the titanium
ccllor you liohenlobe men
nppolnt to consider the bill!
Clarke Would fill-bl!“ ;
Ptrnon'm, England. Jan. t.-
wnrd (tint-Ire, solicitor new It"
Isbury's former cabinet. mu
night upon the Irish griavnm
of the ovortnsetton of Install!
the granting to Irolntldoi 615' '
Iy from the Imperial exoheqnat
Pentecost (Insist-g to
Lennon. .lnn. d-d‘hs I n
ncuncos that Itcv. George I.
has resigned tho pastorate of the
bouechurchtoncccptsottlltfg
. .. .w........w
News iN enter
u‘nmuM-Ih.
Sir Henry St. John Holland.
known English riilo shot, Is dud...
filr Joseph Elohim. [MW
mmlngcr of the Grand Trunk
died In Montreal. .. .
A small army of m
hounds searchml the woods :
l'nssnlc county. N. J., In ssnrsh
who was finalised of assault» N
Miss liosslo AbildMo!
N. .1, who has been missi-
Is sold to Iowa sloped GIN) ’
married man, who Mam
Charles Lyons, whowss ,
skull tr nrcd In srcs’d ’
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