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Horsk rugs at the London House

r Rink to-night.

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Banp at the Rol

ackets at the London House.

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New Cardigan ¢

LHe place to buy an overcoat is the London

House. > Israet Lonawortn, Esg., Truro, is in the eity He is at the Revere

CuaarLotretrown Lopes, 1. O, G; T., meets on Tharsday night at 8 o'clock, in Temperance

Hall

_ * \ SEVEN-YEAR-O”D lad named Wells, fell to tie mill pond at Carleton, N. Re on Friday, and was drowned, --~»-—_—...

HALLOWEEN was not so generally observed as usual this -year. Several doorsteps, gates, etc., are, however, reported missing.

- - MecCartay’s Lecrures.—It has been decided to reserve the gallery of the Lyceum for ladies holding fifty cent tickets.

J USTIN

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Ma. Caaries E. Warrrrepar, representa- tive of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau, who ac- companies Justin McCarthy, is at the Osborne.

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Tue steamer Miranda, of the Red Cross Line, arrives early to-morrow and sails for New York ma Halifax on Wednesday morning, at § o'clock.

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St. Matruzw’s Temperance Society will hold its next regular session Tuesday, 9th inst. There will not be any meeting to-mor- row night. 7

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Os Saturday evening Hon. Mr. Sullivan and Mrs. Sullivan gave a small but exceeding ly pleasant dinner party at Brighton Villa in honor of Justin McCarthy.

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Mr. OXennam's Phonography Class will

open at Queen Square School to-morrow (Tues-

day) evening, at seven o'clock, sharp, All derers then returned to Buck's house and NOVEMBER Isr anv 2vp. who intend to join it should attend. killed his sister. The three men have been —_—_—- fe —--+—- arrested. SUBJECTS: -ADIES having ostrich feathers to be curled | ———— MONDAY—‘‘English Statesinen, Orators and

can leave them with }'rs. Gaul, Prince Street, opposite next few days, before her departure from the city. - > Justis McCarrny will be happy to receive those who may desire to cal! upon him. at the residence of Hon. W. W. Sullivan, Brighton Villa, to-morrow afternoon, between the hours of three and four. = Mas. Janz i She is survived by six children—three sons and three daughters—fifty-eight grand children, and forty-one great-grandchildren. -

RecaRbLess or Cost.—Clerk (to employer ) ' occupation, which, What shall I mark the new lot of black silk | S fia announces, is imminent. Mark the selling price at $3 | a@ yard. |

at? Employer a yard. Clerk Employer

But it only cost 3) i ain selling off regardless of cost. a

THE presentation of their address to Mr. Benevolent Irish | ‘ Prince | States prisoners, were sentenced to-day to Messrs. W atson, ,

The | be hanged here January 14th, for murders | 4pothecaries’ Hall ; also, at. G. H. Haszard’s Members will | committed in.Indiana territory.

Justin McCarthy, by the Society, will take place at their Hall, Street, to-morrow (Tuesday) at noon, public are invited to attend. appear in regalia. >

Tae treasurer of the P. E. Island hospital begs to acknowledge the receipt of $10, per James Ross, Esq., from Mount Stewart and West St. Peter's Presbyterian congregations, and $4, per Webster Howatt, Esq;, from Tryoa Baptist church; also the following sums not previously acknowledged, On Sept. 16, 50cts, per Ethel Palmer,from Mrs. Trowsdale, Crapaud, and on Aug. 20, $1, per Miss F. K.

Mayne, from Mrs. Arthur McEwen, New London. senedihcidiin

THe penitent form at the Stipendiary Mag- |

istrate’s Court was well filled this forenoon. The first case called was that of a notorious female, who was arrested on complaint of her son for being drunk and disorderly ; she was given three months’ hard labor. men for being drunk and out after hours, were next disposed of for $30 or thirty days. A woman who assaulted a little girl was fined $1, and the case trucking without license was postponed. os

“Work, work, work!’ How many women

THE DAILY EXAMINER, - Local and Other Items. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. i

St. Paul’s schoolroom, during the |

McEwen died at Studholm, | cently, inthe 94th year of her age. |

Three young |

of a man charged with | ‘have assigned with liabilities of $60,009,

there are working to-day in various branches |

of industry—to say nothing of the thousands of patient housewives whose lives are an un- ceasing round of toil—who are martyrs to those complaints to which the weaker sex is Li able.

a rksome and their lives shortened, yet

hard necessity compels them to keep on. To|

such Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription offers a sure means of relief. For all female weak-

nesses it is a certain cure. trs a w ianiaeiiliiaiaben A Busy Famity.—Capt. Lorway, of the I ;

Canadian fishery protection service, says that ‘the right enforcement of the customs laws is a good thing for some customs officers. There is the case of the collector at Malpeque, which is quite a resort for the American fleet. He probably never entered a dozen fishing vessels in his life until this season, when he was over- run with entries. He charges 25 cents, or 50 eents for each entry—50 cents for the first entry and 25 cents for each subse- quent one. Sometimes a_ vessel _ will put into Malpeque twenty times during the season. The collector resides on a little farm about four miles from what is known as the harbor. It was a comical sight one rainy day to see sixty Yankee skippers tramping four miles through the mud to the Customs house toenter. It was a regular 4th of July picnic. They enjoyed it immensely. The collector has three pretty daughters, who, with himself, his aged wife and two sons, were employed all day making out entry papers for those fishing vessels,as though they were full-rigged ships.” andeligabobeiclen

Wa. Pnown, GoLp AND SILVER PLATE R. To point out for the commendation of the aie, energy, integrity, and capacity in any vranch ot the diverse interests which engage the attention of the community is a province of our work of which we are not unfrequently reminded, anda privilege that we feel at liberty to exercise with reference to the enter- rise of Wm. Brown, corner of Prince and Grafton Streets, whose business is carried on in a manner highly indicative of careful man- agement and experienced proficiency. Mr. Brown is a well ee gold and silver plater, having built up a reputation in this line by lose personal attention to details and_thor-

yugh workmanship, that he may well fe proud of, and whic): plainly accounts for - the ad business which he now controls. He gives particular attention to plating spoons, forks, tea sets, watches, jewelry, ctc., and also to the repairing of sewing machines and guns. A practical proficient in his business, Mr. Brown has long enjoyed the con Sdence of the commnnity, of which he may properly be considered in every way deserving, and we risk nothing in saying whoever may form com- mercial relations with him will realize and ap-

sreciate the skill, integrity and promptness itty Chtwratterizes all his bps ne

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Their tasks are rendered doubly hard | vessels have arrived at Varna.

' Schooner Lost.

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Special Notices.

Ren Tk best place in the city to buy Boots is

re - iil « aealhs Kenia ny > : ; SPRCTAL Desvatores To THe IXAMINER, | at Dorsey, Golf & Co's,

Another Fire— Lives Lost. Few people know what is the best Scotch |

oil whiskey to drink, there are so many brands, |

The Gaelic whiskey, shipped by the’ Stirling

Bonding Co., Sterling, N. B., for age ail purity has long Seotland

CHicago, Oct, 31.

Fire in Knight & Leonard’s six-story

stood first in

: ; building this Morning destroyed nearly amonyst the nobility It is sold in full sized is - . , . nf uy - : 7 ;

S=<00, 000 worth of property and several bottles—six to the gallon——nearly all other ives. After an hour's work by the fire- brands sell in small sized bottles. ‘The Gaelic

men the flames were under comparative control. At this time six men of the insur- ance patrol were in the building. Sudden- ly there was a terrible crash ; the roof and top floor had fallen through to the base- ment, burying the men of the patrol in the ruins. Fourof the six firemen who fell wits the = were kil! ., and two rescued Brown is now prepared to do Gold and Silver slightly injured, In effecting the rescue. Plating second to none in the world, such as another fireman, one of the rescuers, was knives, forks, watches, killed, and two others seriously and proba-| jewelry of all kinds; also carriage work, bly fatally injured. handles, dashers, ete., at the Atheneum, cor- ner of Prince and Grafton Streets.

whiskey is sold everywhere: Black dump bottle, gold capsul and gold label. See you get it.

Moke Execrricrry in CHuaRLorrerown. W. Brown has purchased a Dynamo-Electric Machine, one of the lates! improved New York style. This machine is capable of de- positing two lbs. of silver per day. Mr.

Spoons, tea setts,

A Cabinet Meeting—No Election.

oct30—tf Orrawa, Oct. 31. The Cabinet had a long sitting on Satur-

e day from 2to 6 p.m. Your correspond- : ent is authorized to state that the Cabinet | C) me & has not taken up in any way the consider- ' s

ation of the subject of a dissolution and an et) T » fae ‘ } » revise } . cw . . ‘ : : election. The fact that the revised lists of W ILL arrive in Charlottetown, via Pic-

voters under the new franchise have not tou, on SATURDAY EVENING, all been yet deposited with the Clerk of | October 30th. an:

1 the Crown in chancery is sufficient reason LEOPORE 4 ad

why the Cabinet should not at this stage A Terrible Crime. AT THE—

take up consideration of a new election. Lovisviiug, Ky., Oct. 31. : { | i. : M.

Near Monticello, Ky., on Tuesday night ~ON—

last, James Buck was enticed into the ' » . Fi , , 2 °c Monday & Tuesday Evenings,

woods and murdered by three men named Prowatt, jones and Simpson. The mur-

Lunatic Asylum on Fire.

Parties” —Mayor Haviland, presiding. | ESDAY—*“ ause land”- Hawitron, Ont., Oct. 31. PUESDAY ‘The Cause of Ireland”—-Hon. 5 W. W. Sullivan, presiding. ; Afire broke out this afternoon in the a laundry department of the lunatic asylum, : eclaa : : General Admission, 50 cents; Reserved

and before the flames were extinguished the whole rear extension was destroyed. The main building escaped. The loss is ' between $50,000 and $60,000.

Chairs (numbered), and Platform, 75 cents.

Plan of Reserved Chairs now ready at the Diamond Bookstore.

Only a limited number of Tickets are issued, so that no overcrowding will be permitted— each ticket-holder being guaranteed a com- fortable seat. Special terms to families.

in order tesecure admission by parties remote from the city, ali orders by mail (cash enclosed) wili be promptly filled, and goed poasi- tions selected, by addressing Thee L. Chappelle, Charlottetown, Such

oo ee Tickets can either be mailed te

To be Hanged. purchaser or obtained at Ticket

ee Oliice at Lyceum on night of Lec- Fort Smiru, Oct. 31. ture.

Five white men and one negro, United} Tickets for sale at the Drug Stores ot

Reddin, Rankin, Dodd and

A Revolution lmuminent.

St. Pererssure, Oct. 31.

| A revolution in Bulgaria is moment jarily expected on the pretext of Russian Kararloff's organ at

and the Diamond Bookstore. &@ Competent and gentlemanly Ushers in

me : “ A Fine Remitied. attendance. a Ee Doors open at 7.15; Lecture commences at 8.

Mr. MeCarihy will not speak else- where on the Island. Ch’town, Oct. 18, ’86—eod & wky

Teacher Wanted.

San Francisco, Oct. 31. ! ANTED, by the Board of School Trustees of

Several native villages were destroyed W Charlottetown, i ;

on September 31, by a volcanic eruption on OF THE FIRST CLASS,

New York, Oct. 31.

| The United States Treasury Department has remitted the $400 tine imposed on the sritish schooner Alba, for entering Port-

jland, Me., without a manifest.

Villages Destroyed,

the [sland of Niafu, in Tonqu, a group of 4 WA T } the Friendly Islands. oY

Another Assignment. allies for the position of Prineipal of Queen Square

School, to succeed Mr. R. E. Gaul, who has resigned. The best of references will be required.

ISAAC OXENHAM,

SECRETARY OF SCHOOL BOARD.

: Ch'town, Oct. 6, 1886—2i wed sat tl 31 oct Lonpon, Oct. 31. a

ST, JOSEFH'S BAZAAR,

ities aa a Under the Patronage of Lieutenant Turkey has refused to co-operate with fovernor McDonald.

France in the scheme to extort from Eng- ia

land a definite promise to evacuate Egypt | pute ladies of ST. JOSUPH'S SOCIETY intend at an early date. holding another Grand Bazaar, this year,

oo — during the week commencing MONDAY, NOY. STH, The schooner Mary Brown has been lost

-IN THE Three of the crew and

off Bacalicu Island. a lady passenger were drowned. Sproule Hanged. +

Victoria, Oct. 30. Sproule, the American citizen, was hang- ed yesterday. He died protesting his in- nocence.

Montreat, Oct. 31. A. Goyer & Co., commission merchants,

aud assets of 325,00.

Russians Moving.

It is rumored that three more Russian

Turkey Refuses to Co-Operate.

GLoucEesTER, Mass., Oct. 31.

The proceeds to be devoted to the equipment of the new School Buildings, Pownal Street.

No pains will be spared by the ladies in charge to make this Bazaar surpass anything of the kind ever held in Charlottetown.

Music wiil be provided. Ch’town, Oct, 13, 1836,

WE HAVE OPENED UP A

Retali Grocery Business

—ON— 15) ~Y GREAT GEORGE STREBRT, alongside of John Stumbles‘ Harness Shop, where we are bound tv sell everything in our line at Bottom Prices. THA, (different qualities. ) meen. % "4 RAISE*ns, t Ss CURRANTS, MOLASSES, ; NeWFOUNADLAND FISH, OSBORNE HOUSE.

Oct 30~—E K Caldwell, Rochester, NY: J F and everything you want in the Grocery line, Willis, Stcllarton, NS; J P Creelman, NS;H ~~aheo-~

Another Failure.

New York, Oct. 31.

Huzog & Co., Cincinnati, have failed for $150,000.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, November 1 —10 a.m.

Light to moderate winds, fair to cloudy weather with local light rains, not much change in temperature.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

L Macdonald, Cardigan Bridge. Nov i—C L| STA BLING ACCOMOD ATION

Goff, Woodville: Capt H R Macdouald, Souris

iA yt: Mrs C McLeod, St. Peter's; Miss Maggie We are determined to give those who favor us McPherson, Kiuross; Miss McLean, do; Mrs | with their atronage entire satisfaction, and the | Macdonald, do; & R Dixon, St Peter's. best value for their money and produce. Come one, come all and inspect our Goods,

RANKIN HOUSE. . pi : ; ANKIN HOUSE Remember the place is on “reat “eorge Street,

Oct 30—F C Skelton, Montreal; G Hender- | next John Stumbies’ Harness Kstablishment. son; Halifax; E C Moore, St John, N B; J oe Donahoe, Montreal; J Younrgheart, do; W

Bees Wanted.

JOHN EVANS & O0.,

GREAT GBORGE STRLEL.

Giblin, do; H E Bond, do; S Whitebone, St John, N B.

REVERE HOUSE. Oct 30—M Stephens, Orwell; H P Hayden,

Halifax; Israel , Travo; N T Nor.

mast, Montrtal, Ov 6 1835 —Jmb dd

4 wise MONDAR NOTE “POSITIVELY IT’S | ge

MONSTEHROUS!”

The Bottom is ut of It and Prices are Still Tumbling,

Bui this “Takes the Cake.”

Ladies’ Circulars, regular prices $1.40, now 75ets, _ Men’s Rubber Coats, regular prices $3, now $1.75.

Ladies’ 4-clasp Dent Gloves, regular prices $1.40 now 65cts.

Ladies’ Underwear, former prices $1.25, now 70cts.

Ladies’ “Mantles, former prices $8.50, now $5.50.

All-wooi Fine Fiannel, 32cts. now 20cts per yard.

Best Lnglish and American Prints, 12cts. now d5cts per yard.

Best Winceys, 10 to licts, now Sets per yard.

Very Lirge Bed Comforts, $1.25, now 85ets per yard.

Best Blankets, $5, now 23.85.

Second B st Blankets, #5, how $1.99.

Bed Tieking, 33 per cent discount.

Best Septch T weeds, $1.25, now Tdcts.

Best Ovtrcoats, $12, now $7.50.

Best Yduth’s Overcoats, $5, now 33.25.

Best American Hats, 34 per cent discount.

Children’s Suits, 34 per cent discount

Men’s Set All-Wool Shirts and Drawers, regular price 75cis, now 50cts.

Mén’s est Top Shirts, all-wool, regular price $1.10, Now 75cts.

Ladies’ Corsets at 34 per cent discount.

Purchasers had better come at once, as we expect that this will be the last week of slaughter.

REID BROS. CAMERON BLOCK.

Ch‘town, Oct. 27, 1886.

A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, lossof manhood, ke., I will senda recipe that willcure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America, Send a self-addressed envelope to the REY. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, New York City.

‘ BX ; i FO LE EY.

OFEICES and Warerooms, No. 35, Water 8t., latelyein occupation of G. W. DeBlois, de-

ceased. Inquire at the office of

R. F. DEBLOIS,

Provincial Building.

Ch’town, Oct. 2nd, 1886.—eod tf

Bay? @:3, &¢

WwW’ 4h) Se ¢% . i $3 E % 5,198

WANTED -A Nurse. Apply to Mrs. T. A. McLean, Frogmore, Charlottetown. novi MvUSsIc Miss Forgan, Great George Street, wiil *"* be able to receive a few more music pupils after lst November. oct30 2i

IRIVATE BOARDERS, desiring comfortable

quarters and good board, can be accommo-

dated at the house opposite Roller Rink, kept by James Ballem. oct2$ Gi

b T° LET--Shop and Tenement on Upper Queen Street, at present occupied by William Rodd. Apply en the premises. oct29 2 wks eod

Lost To-day, between Post Olice and Dr Johnson’s corner, a Purse containing a sum of money. The finder will be suitably rewarded. by leaving same et office of Messrs. Davies & Sutherland. oct2Z8 3i

\ 7 ANTED—An experienced Man in gardening and care of horses; one who is thoroughly master of these duties will have good wages and constant employment, Apply by letter, “S. A. G.,” at this office, oct23;lwk

WANTED- Middle-aged Woman or

steady " Girl to keep a farm house. Apply at this oct 28

office. For SALE or to Let a House containing

roonis and an attic, with pump in kitchen, Opposite Woclen Factory, Spring Park. Apply to Wm. McKie, carriage builder. oct23 uf

T° LET--A new House, containing seven rooms. Apply to Mrs. B. Pickard. oct26 tf

A DRESSMAKER, who would go out by the «“ day, will ve pleased to wait on those desiring her services, Foraddress enquire at EXAMINER oflice. oct25—6i pd T OST—Last Sunday night, between Victoria 4 Park and the R. C. Cathedral, a Silver Bax i Finder will be rewarded on oct25 tf

Pin, set with stones. leaving same at this office.

A COOK wanted immediately. Apply to Mrs,

Col. Gray, “Inkerman House,” Ch’town Royaity. oct21 6ipd T° LET.—A House on Cumberland Street,lately

occupied by Miss Forgan, containing seven rooms. Possession given immediately. Apply on the premises to James Crockett. oc24,eod

feo LET—House on Water Street, opposite the Railway Station. Apply at this office, octl3

T° LET.—A house containing five rooms, Apply to Jas. A. McLeod, Spring Park Road. Oct 13, tf

T°? LET—That brick House and Shop on Dor chester Street, formerly occupied by Owen Connolly; immediate possession given. For terms and particulars apply to Owen Connolly. jun21 eod

TY LET—A House near the Foundry. Apply to Patrick Farmer, near McKinnon & Mce- Lean’s Foundry. octl9 tf

V ANTED—A Cook; good references required.

Apply to Mrs. H, James Palmer, Pownal Street, next door to St. Joseph’s Convent. ; octs t

"'O LET—In Subscriber‘s Sunting. a large office, suitable for Clab or Assembly Room.—J. Maceachern. sept 23 mo wed

WOR SALE—A Dwelling House and Shop * situate ou Euston Street. For terms and par- ticular? apply to George Alley or to the owner on the preiiises. —H. H. rollard, septs tf

™O LET--A House on Pleasant Street, with L stabie ond well in yard. Apply to W ann Dodd. “ oct mo LET —That brick Hous? on Dundas Espla- L nade, now in the possession of G. H. Haszard, Eisq.; possession given ist October next. For terms and particulars apply to Owen Connoily. jun2] eod tf

O LET—A Siore and Dwelling, one door north of G. W. Millaer’s; possession given immedi- ately. Enquire at .the Duncan House. corner

! Prince and Water Streots—W, Hs Fapgybarson.

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MANTLE DEPARTMENT. | DOLMANS, J

5 LONG PA LETOTS, A Large Assortment

— ACKEES

“SAALECLOTM JACKETS, | ee SLOC PTE JACKETS, JERSEY WACKETS, CLOTH DEPARTMENT. | KYRLE CLOTHS, ~~ Choice New Goods. Beer aretEe Nee} 7 a) Be N Y S, ey, 4 Bt les.

ASTRAK tN CLOTHS, Sa Lo gages STOCKINGET IE CLOTHS, SEALEUTES,

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT | CASHMERES, ) alt elie New Dress Materials 2 NOs, ws P FOULE SERGES, j. (ee Se GRILLAGE CLOSE, 7 ‘ CAMELS MAIR SUITENG, j 7

FURS.

| PUR-LINED CIRCULARS, / A Large Steck. FER CAPES, A tare FUR MUFFS, AU Prices. FUR CAPS, FUR GLOVES,

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Melt Hats, Feathers, Fiowers, Plushes, Velvets

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MARIS & STEWART,

SUCCESSORS TO

DAVIES & CO.

WER PT) Pike Neos shea Seal @ Ch’town, Oct. 12, 1886.

TABMENUUUS SLAUGHTER,

LEARING QUT SALE, 5, Macdonald’

ONTEMPLATING making extensive alterations in my store, earlyin the new year, which will necessitate my closing for some time, I will ;

SH IT, ts Goa ae

MY ENTIRE STOCK OF

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STAPLE & FANGY DRY GOODS

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C-L-O-T-H-I-N-G

AT A TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE,

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Ail the stock of Fancy Dress Goods and Dress Cloths at 334 per cent discount.

All the Cloths and Tweeds at a discount of 33} per cent.

Knit Wool Goods, Shawls and Mantles at 33 1-2 per cent discount.

Gray, White and Scarlet Flennels at 33 discount.

Velvets, Plushes, Ribbon and all Millinery Goods at 33 1-2 per cent discount.

Ail the stuck of Men's and Poys’ Clothing, Gents’ Furnish- ings, Overcoats, Reefers and Suits at a discount of 35 1-2 per cent.

All Cotton Goods at a discount of 25 per cent.

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The entire stock must be cleared before the frrst of the

You can depend on getting the BEST BARGAINS

1-2 per cent

New Year. ever offered in this city.

Yc All Goods Sold for CASH only,

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J. B. MACDONALD,

QUEEN STREET.

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