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..-.=rm.<~ow_rm- ‘mow C11-ARLo'r'rE'rowN, PRINCE EDWARD- ISLAND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1905. _ imfafr awmdarm
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A NEWS AND NOTES
Interesting Meetings Held Yesterday- Excell= To Begin Tomorrow and Close all~.`R8iliii3i’§ -Cossacks and Dragooas imP°i'iaii°ii °i Ci)"i¢$¢i3i°» P°W¢f Fmm R°V°"'
i ent Display of Fruit-Enjoyable Public Slaughtered in Wild Fight With Lithuanians and 'Their Bodies
Meeting Held Last Night. Shockingly Muillated and Dismembered.
The teiitli annual convention ofthe
1.~,.,,iL iii-owcrs Association of P. E. I.
op,-1,,-fi in the Market Hall yesterday
mo,-,,in;¢, The elialr was occupied by the
p,,~_,i\|eiii. itev. A. E. Burke and there
was ii fair attendance of prominent fruit
,_,,.,,,\-he tiniii all parts of the Province.
'l`|ii-laisiiiess at the morning’s session
eoiisiéii-il ot' reading of the minutes,
(,.,.,,_,u,»t~i‘s, D. F. Inspectors’ _'and stand-
ing eoiiiiiiittecs reports, new busi-
iiess, iiitrnduction of visitors etc.,
j,,,|;_fiiig of fruit, and demonstrations
in ui-iiiliiig, packing and marking of fruit
for the export trade.
The st-i~,i~ctai-y treasurer reported re-
,.,.;,,t,» ;~v_'7a, expeiidilure $172.45, leaving a
lnilaiiev iiii hand of $07.55.
'l`li<\ i-xliibit of the fruit is excellent but
wilt; lo last year being an “oil” year" is
,,_.i :is l ii-L-c as usual.
.-\iiioii3.: the exhibitors are John Robei t.
sou nt inlieriiian Farm, who competes in
nil el.»i~~.-s and is also showing canned ap
pt,-_.,i||»;»li~ butter, and canned strawber
rie~ ; _\. i\i. McRae, Pownal ; E. G. Love,
130,-_nity ; l-‘_ Lepiyre, city ; E. W. Taylor,
nity; .Ia|in.l_oiinstone, Long River; Geo.
Auld, .lnines G. Hughes, Cove Head
John Whelan, Oovehead Road; John
Ne\\-snii, city; John McGregor, Lot 48;
J, A. .\ioore, Pownal; J. and \Valler
|’i;;;_'olt, Sii\'iigc Harbor; Rev. A. E.
llnrlri-; it. li. MacDonald ; John Marks,
Lani; lli\'-.-i‘; C. N. Black, Beileque:
ii, ll. King, city.
.ii-'ri-:iiNooN SESSION.
Alter the reading of Inspector Bai-ko's
report nn»l a short discussion thereon,
i’rof. W. T. Macoun, Chief ofHorticultural
ill-p:ii'tiiii-iit, Experimental Farm, Ottawa.
i\ii_~\\~i-it-il the questions in the Question
liox, and Prof. Sears,IIortlculturalist of
the 'l‘iiii°o Agricultural College gave a
ileiiioiisti-ation on pruning and answered
n l.'irt;c number of questions pertaining
lliui-wo.
The iii-xt item on the program was an
vii-i-lleai paperon“Soma‘Lessons of the
l'i~ni-"ltr Senator Ferguson. The raper
n;i~<li_\i-ii.-sell by John Johnstone, Long
Iiii-ur; i’i~of. Macoun; Walter Simpson,
liay \`ie\\' rind others.
i’i‘<»I`i-.~.~oi' Maeoun followed on “Sonic
i\s|ii-,cts cl Horticulture." He explained
the ellie:-I of the Experimental Farm is
not to inakc iiioney but to experhnent.The
nroic.<.~oi- reviewed a number of thc
nzipcrsiciiil at the N. S. Fruit Growers'
t'on\‘en|io~i roiutiiig out thc icssonsin-
i‘ulcii.'i-il by them.
.\ ||.i|a-i- on Practical Observations in
l"i-iiit (li-owing was read by \V. C. \Vhite»
iiliiliilvii, ifnd discussed by D. J. Stew-
art, l.o\\'erMonlague; Senator Ferguson
WHEN SEVEN MEN DIE
You know at least one of them had
tliiisiiinpiion. At first it was only
ai\.»ii~i-li -but it was neglected. When
f‘t';itni‘i‘in»zcne" cures so quickly it's fool-
isliia _~ntl`er-lt's a shame to keep on
_sniiil-lin-,f and hawking. Catarrhozone
-.u-sriiuwi to the cause of the disease,-
i|nit's\rl|yit‘s so dead certain to cure.~
_ii=l0l»silie cou h,p events that disgust-
|H:.'\li=<|‘l1-'1I'r.<e,clrearslhhlegiii out of the.
lineal in live minutes. Very pleasant
"Wi *tiff loo: get Catarrhozone from your
‘iiill-'ici-»~t today.
“  snot"
lust turned For
hhnimsl
See them i}1 our .window.
They are beauties.
Fine low patent and choco-
late. .
Gibson tie, large eyeiet
holes for silk ribbon, dainty
i0r T dress occasions, p&iC¢S
stamped on sole. .
Also ladies' E 2 buckle water-
Proof overshoes $r.9 5 Granby
make. lust makes a _nice
and J. G. McCallum, Brackiey Point. S
I‘roi’. Readey gave a report on the
pertaining thereto. |55
The session then arljoiirned.
1-:visNiNo'i.inn'rINu. wn
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’r. Psrimsnvno, Dec. 10.-(Special.)-I The leaders declare their intention of After wild fighting the soldiers were aid
Drchard work on the Stack Farm A “ii fm' “Ili-‘Y\€l'1\iSlfl`ii¢9 i»i\T0“Ri10“ii “ii 0i0SiHK sl/017 railway in Russia killed to the last man, their arms and legs today brought from Dumfries, Scotland,
and answered a number of questions Russia to begin Thursday at noon was COUiu.ANr>,Russii,Dec.10.-(Special)- out offend their bodies ripped open. twenty-nine of the finest horses ever
ued tonight by the League of Leagues, Mobs of Lithuauians yesterday attacked 'lhe streets were strewn with bodies hro .
the Union of Peasants, the General Rail- one hundred Cossacl-rs and Dragoons, the and dismembered parts. All were under four year old Clydes-
y Union and the Council of Workmen. only military foreerstatiopcd in Tukum. Six hundred troops arrived here today. dale staliions and will be used for breed~
There was a. good attendance at the
Governor i\IL-Kinnoii, IIons. F. L. Haszard_
and S. E. Reid, Senator Ferguson, Alex.l
Martin, M. [P., Mayor Kelly, Secretary
Dewar' :ind others.
Speeches,full of suggestions for better
results in apple cult»ure,_§were given by
ii nvor Kelly, Governor McKinnon, Hon
of the Premier, Hon. S.E.Ilcid, Alexander
Martin and Senator Ferguson. _
The President, Rev. A. E. Burke, then
submitted his annual report. It made re-
ference to the short crop of last year, het-
tcr methods of fruit paeking:whlch would
bc considered at the Ottawa Convention _
in February, the need of co-opdration in O
the struggle for commercial supremaey,l
iiicntslo the fruit industry of the pro-
Vince.
speaker. He was glad to see the Island Ere
fruit. That augured well the success'of the in
iiidustry., The Island has many advanta-
t He with Prof Sears had much grati
ilcation in noting the improvement in
_ . st
apple packing from last season. The
first prize in that class was perfect. \
Prof. Seiirs expressed his pleasure at 01"
being present and regretted that he was ge
not aide to stay Ionizer. There” was no_
reason why Island fruit would not equal
the best now being grown when the in-
dustry was properly adjusted to existing
conditions. Speaking on varieties he sug-
grew successfully and also buying from si
local nurserynien.
The musical program prepared by Prof. th
Watts included solos by Mrs. S. C. Moore 'ei
and Prof. Barlow, a quartet by he
Mesdames Moore and Chandler and by
Messrs Barlow and Moore and orchestral "'"
elections. voi
After the awards had been announced
DON’T FORGET YOUR WIFE
asked you to order some Ciark‘s Pork
and Beans and remember she won't bc
satisfied unless you bring her Clark`s. _
5c and 10c tins.
as Cham berlain's Pain Balm. It soothes ‘ A, prompt relief." For sale by all druggists
e wound and not only gives instant
ief from pain, but causes the parts to    BORN-
ai in about one third the time required
ti lt.t t.Aiti ____ _
tiseltitizlzuililllladantfteli flirldxi lilooisi poisosiiggl ' Chimes and Mrs' Coughlin' “ d“"ghie"‘
dei Sold by 'gn dmggmi T.>izoNro,Dsc.l7-The YorkjCounty Loan
Present. -
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Donr.iN,Deo. 18.-After an interval of
Thursday, swornln a` Lord Lieutenant
Bryce vias also sworn in as Chief
ceremony was carried out was attended
MoNcroN December 17.--“Dicke "
Montreal Wanderers, and one of the
winter.
Company has assigned to the Natioial
V Trust Company for the benefit of the
the meeting closed with the National credlt°rs_ Judge Teetzel has granted an
Aniiieiu- order for the winding up of Company.
The York Loan has become involved
through extensive purchases of real
F A  estate, and building operations in the
West and of Toronto. It started to
amaigamate with the Dominion Perman-
--- ent Loan Company, but the shareholders 51"" ix/§“e;";°ITliI“’ S°i’i:ii;[0"°iéhY°““3es(;
Plain or with Chili or Tomato Sauce. KINISTIN Dc(_'17__A" om” laces kicked up gughargw than (he Domlnion WE T0 'H1190 F5- 0001580
of ii 3 P ’ years and 14 da s. ‘
in this constituency at which a vote was gagmaézgg w£2:;mv;mfsr°;nb°,?;e gélsgggni 9 y
‘_-ol l` ' taken im election day have been heard thousand shareholders distributed ovgr ThomasPeardon a ed 81 ears `
from and ive Shad (conservative) 32 ma- ‘ _ ’ 3 7 '
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c|,||cAG0 MARKETS, .om _ There rc Sb," ten ous where Ontario, Quebeoaud Manitoba, and the
___ ihe ‘fate has "fb been taken :wing to,n_ Maritime Provinces. ` herlnte residence Upper Queen St. to
at am, n
I was cured of inflammation by MIN-
EXPERT SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS
Dinner Sets at P E. Island's Greatest
W. P. Coiwiii, Sunnyside. 7- l2dtf
ss# si
present choosinga real pleasure. Don’t
8 P Y
few stores. and “The Always
Mlll__lEClUlNl_ WlS__iWllHll Ill AWES _NEW YUHK NU BML [UH
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1"- L- ”"““"“ ‘"*‘°*‘P°k° "1 °"‘~‘ “‘>S°“°“ One Killed, Two Will Die at twenirveu-whe E=r1°f Aberdeen was The Explosion Wrecks a
Hampton" H. B. From a .'°f I~=1»~_1f°f the =<~=°»d time- Je-wi Building-AStrikc at Bot-
Sln U|a|" Causg Secretary for Ireland. The ineeti gi
g --*_ ' of the Privy Ummm' at which Jie tom of]-he Trouble' CEST. JOHN, December 17.-Howard D.
iiA.\ii»roi<, N. B., Dec,1e.-<speciei.>- byadisriusulshed company. the maJor|i.y NEW YORK, nm 1g_-(s,,.,,,|,,1,_B,,,,,\,. “'i
f h _ kii
"0 mil" iiiiiefi 0\1ifFi8i1i7» i-W0 Pl`0i7i\i1iy ° W °m were wmnen throwing in New York is the latest. P,-e5¢_0n_ Camp was the 5ir1'g1°ve;-, and
the necegsny for ,, greater amount, fatally injured and one painfully hurt is Between nine and ten o'clock tenlghta is charged with having procured Dr.
of spraying, and the assistance the result of an accident/at the Flewelling bomb w,,S¢h,-own through 5 w|nd0,,- of Presiwh £0 D2I‘i0l"lD the 0D€I‘liii0D Which
rendered hy tiieLocal and Eederal gouern- m1|1Sher,;t0dny_ tha Allied Iron Associations on Fmm Ended fatally. He has been released on
During the summer months the scant- \ ¢¢,¢mh_ Ch
1,rof_ Macau", Otw_“_n, was we next ling which accumulates is piled up in Thebomhcxpioded and wreckcda part January. Preston will not be released cn the" night clothesgmo uw f,~@,,,i,,u ,,;,~_
at hea s and latera roof is ut ov i '
D D Br E- l oi' the building.
people so confident of being able to grow During the winter the miilmen burrow _ ` Qne of the membels of we Iron Assocm
i20 this i100P i0 bring Dllii <i08i.€IldH fur --- tion is a contractor against whom a strike   
gcs that the other provinces have not. the furnace' has been declared' ' V
Fruit growing has fewer temptations for ivhiif’ f°“i` Ui them WSIB W0I‘kiDg today » Y A cenaln cure For Cm” _ I
dishonesty than almost any other indus- the huge mass of lumber collapsed. Boon' “um recently wptain M the ‘ p .
ry. " i '-
ere is no time to experiinenqtiwlth neu
medics, no matter how highly they niay
has been in use for many years and has
lain's Cough Remedy. Give it and a
quick cure is sure to follow. Mr. M. F.
- Compton of Market Texas says'of it “l
Ai? Emergency Medicine' t have used Chamberl’ain's Cough ‘Rerriedy
gcsted each seeing what his neighbor Fm' Bpminfii bruises. iJ1lI‘DS. Scillds and _ _ | in severe cases of croup with my children,
' niiiar injuries, there is nothing so good L,
nd can truthfully say it always gives
At Portland Me. on the 12th inst., to
At Mayfield, Dec. 16, 1905 to Leandir
Toombs and wife (nee Miss Carri-
Muttart) a sbn. _
TD_____n_ 
At Cornwall Dec 10th. 1005, Theophilas
D. Crosby, aged 88.
[Funeral Thursday at 2 o'ciock.]
At Tryon Valley on Saturday the ltith
In this city on Dee. 19th, Dora, wife of
[Funeral on Tliursday at _1 o'clock from
Winsloa Ceiiietery. Service at [the house
Cmoaoo, December 10 - 1`(aSpeoiall;;; egilityhto posltt niiiltllclzes in tilmg; and on __ in 12 30] ,It
C D . 45?( (`0rn ary t ess t e resu w iang. n e mean- ' ' ~' _
Vghldiit T? ’ 8451 Whedt _ “ ’ 335 time this constituency is transferred from Aga); ;;`i§‘;;:I_§§;{nf“i Goitm by MIN onA§§:4J€£:l‘:;u‘§*§P;3i» rL0Wigi;mM055»
Pork, May, $13-07 P0!‘i\'. Jima $13-50 the liberal to conservative column, giving _ BYARD M MULLIN » ~ P0 -“R0 yeimi
Haultain ten seats temporarily. Ch h O th c ' and 8 months. The body was removed to
his home, Congress St. He is survived by
a wife, five sons and five daughters. Also
hu. gh, | 9 ARD'S LINIMENT four brothers Charles Henry Lowell,
haqxilsam m°  ° nw.” MRS, W, H JOHNSON Mass , Daniel l3en_]. T and James McD.
Li-  6  ja' 35° Walsh, Ont. ' . and one sister Sarah, Charlottetown. _
ei.-.aaeauiuonemy Dm #-
' _.-== M§,1,'§;,Df§“,f{‘N,‘§,f,E”§‘;f“‘ N°“'“‘“"’ “Y 'A cuimnnrszo cure ron Pars
- ' - J. H. BAILEY. itching. Blind, Bleeding, Protruriing
E   PMkda1e_ OHL ' Piles. Driisg ists are authorized to refund
mone‘y if £20 OINTMENT falls to
cure n li tolfi days. 50c. i2-15 dinwf tl m
Don’t forget to allatL W_Cook‘s for
. q _ _
. Also‘sewing machine oil of absolute aChristmas gift for your friends. 20d1i
BLlSy llTl€S CSC :i':::;:::.i:’;:sr;.1';i2ii:.““"   _W¢;\=» &_,<=<;;s Fir- _,S-51- 1 Og;
~ Look for the red S., Queen Street Char- sa e ° 85°" ry 8° 5 amaze
lil ottetown; also on south side of Water by Emi Water and 3m°k° Wiii be*
I
EVERYBODY WELCOME to our big XMAS SALE of su-sat, suiummiaa. P. E. i. Bin it 2 ° ¢i°°i¢ Si1°fP*i1i= (Wed-
nesday) afternoon. With the
exception of carpenters. employees
F G  msI_"_°v1f_i’:]“o§';§;iivivif:d‘i)‘:v‘f'ig’5:f:;‘iq“?;‘,$‘i etc-,_ positively no admission until
_ 2 o clock p. ni. Store will close
_ C°m° 'it °°°°` md" at 5 p. m. Weeks & Co. zodri.
We have told much of the pretty presents in our big shop cmkm, S,,,,,,,,.,,,§, ,530 ,nd ,,,,,,,;55_w sum onus has mimi at cami-A big
Fancy Goods and Tay Bazaar. He has
_ ‘ ' 0 dl tod . I t I lots of Presents for Yoling and Old, and
HAVE YOU BEEN [N c,__;‘_',_;__“___ “=_;,';°_°_f;',§,,°g;_°  333; ..mi..........,.ii...i. .... .n...n....
' ingto his many patrons. Ifyou donot.
_ ‘um d|t_ d th h d getyour‘s,it\vilinotbe his fault. The
Don’t forget to ask for usual Xmas CASH DIS- :Me ";;ur s:,"e°,,°n°s’f_f,‘;'{_‘§  wiaaseinviaiiianis amused, butaama
 ITiS   { md” ` early. _ 20d1w
’ ~ Gloves-A woman can buy gloves We have always hid a lame demand
YOURS for a BUSY, HAPPY cHRis'rMAs. elm: ;:§b§i°=§;ci;_=;f_e§=;;=f;;§°f§ 133:; £3; _°;'§‘;;';,-,°_}f"F;,,=;;;{_-,gg
next few days, however, we must dis-
may Store" is one af ‘hem We pose oi' nearly two hundred dollars worth
His ziiai & ao or E, -~    . .-~  
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 I Thu! il U0 d0\‘il)t_\iz°\“ om' f¢3di“ the makers. The packages are rxtrelrxizi; i
neastostrve you w.tli an unusu- may andthe odors the very bait. .ii
ally large collection of Bae ‘gloves you aairiesiiauriiignia any can in ai..
in all colors and black-Stanley evening- “The two Mm." MacDonald _
n .
Eli Yeomnns, aired sixty~two, was in- fastest sepmte in Canadn' passed bhwhenachild shows symptoms ofcroup
antly killed, being terribly mangled. through Moncton on his way to Westville, re
\\'illlam Reid and William Myles were N' S" “`i‘°"° he is mkingii i"°5m°“ with be recommended. There is one prepara-
ushed 'while George Bauer was less i;‘(§i°nI;i;';’;°}‘;i“;';i;l1`ng€‘;:lin°“;;’§“l';§é iii; tion that can always be depended upon.
It
riousiy hurt. " _ promotion and that he will play some '
Aniiiqussewiii`beiaud.' ~ ~ hockey with the Westville team this "ev" be” k”°w°"°'°"'v"' Gh°mb"`
of$l0.50 for a silk skirt purchased by
winter weather both my wife and myself
contracted severe colds which speedily
developed into the worst kind of ia grippe
with all its miserable symptoms," says
'Mr. J. S. Egleston of Maple Landing,
Iowa. “Knees and joints aching, muscles
sore, head stopped up, eyes and nose
running, with alternate spells of chills
Cough Remedy, aiding the same with a
ught into Canada
ing purposes at Guelph and Calgary.
sible Fallsior New industries, New Union
Ol Dissatisfied Freight Handlers.
Sr. Joss, Dec. 19. -(Specisl.)-The Don- ing power at the Reversible F lliiv-
son liner Tritonia which arrived herel This is inline with the efforts being
made to attract new industries to St.
John.
As the result of the recent troubles
among the 'Longshorernen one liundrcd
members of the union wiio were ilissatis-
fied with the way the strikes were being
ggblki _nlieztiniziast night' The chair W" i Y 4 T  C J i‘ T ' 1 T ` The city Board of Works today voted brought on, have formed a new union to-
¢|,?;§ in Hire ":;;l£::m;l;'.cniiulégxxié . H iour hundred dollars for an expert eagin- i night and will compete with their furiiiel.
eer's report on the possibility of develop- I associates for steamer work.
DH. Plllilllll
mp was on _Saturday afternoon coni-
tted for trial as an accessory in the
ling of Edith Clarke, by Dr. E. A
all. Preston and Camp will be tried by
ief Justice Tuck about the middle of
bail.
I Nlll ll_ lllEESSllY
KANsA.s Crrr, December 17.--Silk
skirts _are not n necessity for wives.
and husbands cannot be compelled to
pay for them, Judge Gates ruled in a
suit in the circuit court. '
Carleton King's refusal to pay a bill
his wife.
Grip Oulckly Knocked Out-
"Some weeks ago during the severe
and fever. We began using Chamberlain’s
dose of Chamberiain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and by its liberal use soon com-
pletely knocked out the grip.”
It is agood plan to take a dose of the
Tablets when you have a cold. They pro-
mote a healthy action of the bowels, liver
and kidneys which is always beneficial
when the'system is congested by a cold or
The suit was brought about by,_
l}UlSlS itll] IN
NIGHT EllllHlS
Wiivnson, Dec. 17-A fire which start-
ed in the second story of the Crawford
block, over the store occupied by the Con-
sumers Paper Co., before it was subdued.
there was loss of$15,000 to the Con.~.uiiici-s
Paper Co., and to the Singer Sewing
Machine Co., and the Thomson Elec-
trical Co., the latter two stores being
flooded with water. When the fiic start-
fed smoke poured into the Crawford House
and terrified the guests who ran out in
They soon found they were not in danger
and returned to their rooms.
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WINNIPEG, December 18.-The i\'ort.li-
west Commercial Travellcrs'. Association
met here in its annual session on Satur-
dayeveningaud after the regular busi
ness was completed a resolution was
passed instructing the executive to con-
tinue the fight for the repeal of the
British Columbia and Quebec legislation
imposingatax on travellers. They also
decided to erect an association build-
ing, having sample and club rocnis. They
now have available assets totalling over
$97.000and a membership of 1,8 iii.
coughs. colds, honnenen, and other mms!
ailments are quickly relieved by Crcsolouo
tablets, ten cents per box. All druggists.
_A large and well assorted stock o
watches-G. H. Taylor. Qodli
For the convenience of the
public we will keep our store open
every evening until Cliristmas.-'
attack of the grip. For sale by all drug-
gists.
Moore & McLeod. :od ii
Christmas Store. 
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_ Prince Edward lsla.nd's 
We Solicit Your Christmas Trade.
1
Ten Per Cent Holiday Discount I it
best obtainable-
QUALITY and PRICE.
this year.
any taste or purse
the name.
DON'T buy “Holiday Goods” until you have visited the ~
STORE that admittedly stands at the head in VARIETY, '
"Santa Chau' Hoad§\|arters."
Wishing all a Merry Xmas and Happy New Ycrir
CARTER & C0., Limited.
On neailyeverything in the Store until New Yeer’s Day.
We assure all our friends and customers that no effort of ours
will be spared to assist in giving to all-young and old-the ‘
i
We are the largest buyers and sellers of Toys, Fancy ~
Goods and Novelties, in this Province. Many new lines added ‘
Buying so largely from first hands for cash, we buy
cheaper and can afford to sell cheaper than any other house.
So great is the variety of our GOODS that we can suit
We make a specialty of importing GOODS' for XMAS 1
PRESENTS. and our store has earned through honest effort ‘
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