The Clinton New Era, 1921-3-31, Page 3Office Phone 31).
Hou Phone 93.
NERVES All
GONE TOPItCES
"Fruit-a-tives" Conquered
Nervous Prostration
R. No.4, GiamttTPretne3,11fAx.
"In the year 1910, I had .Nervous
t„Prostration in its worst form;
dropping from 170 to 115 pounds.
The doctors had no hope of my
recovery, and every medicine I tried
;proved useless until a friend induced
me to take "Fruit -a -Lives".
I began tomend almost at once,
:and never had such good health as''I
have enjoyed the past eight years.
I am never without "Fruit -a -Lives"
in the house". JAS. S. DELGAT1'.
50e. abox, 6for$2.50, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or Sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
WORLD WE NEWS
IN TABLOID FORM
Happenings Concerning the Small
and Great From Far and
Near.
Marconi Company plans opening
many wireless stations in Canada.
The Easter recess of Parliament will
be from March 23 to 29.
Milk prices to Winnipeg drop ac to-
day, being t4c for quarts, 8c for pints.
Retufns of income by individuals and
corporations for the Dominion tax must
be in by April 30,
E. E. Fletcher, a stonemason, of
Brownsburg, Quebec, died as a result
of being shot by his wife in a quarrel,
for which he took the blame,
dation is projected for municipalities
obtaining power from Severer, Eugenia,
and Wasd8U Falis,
Chas: N. Filldiker, a prominent Bur
gessville farmer; died suddenly in
Woodstock, of heart ijtilure, due to
excitement over 'a sale of Holsteins,
Three men were fined $1,.000 each
at Bridgebung for.selling liquor to Roy
Schindler, the anurdered rum -runner,
whose body was found Ina brat.
Rain, electric and windstorms cause.:
much damage in Ontario Saturday.
' Elevators at the head of the lakes
are,.{burning screenings for fuel, as
cheaper 'than coal.
The Canadian Government Merchant
Marine has inaugurated its Montreal -
.Vancouver service.
John Warlow, of Windsor fatally shot
his wife and turned the revolver on
himself, but will likely recover.
Martin J. Griffin, L.,M.G., L,L.D., for
thirty-five years Parliamentary Librar-
ian, died at Ottawa suddenly, ged 74.
A gas well was shot by the Vacuum
Co., in Dover township, near Chatham,
Ont., Saturday, which lias a flow of
800,000, cubic feet.
Gladstone Moyer 17 years of age, was
drowned in Twenty -anile Creek, near
Vineland, Oiit.
John Connell, of Burlington, aged 68
fell off a ladder while trimming' vines
and was instantly killed.
Thos, Murray, aged 30, a returned
soldier, was fatally burned while asleep
at a friend's house in London.
A. C. P. R, train Moose Jaw to Win-
nipeg struck a broken rail, Saturday
morning, near Sintaluta, five cars leav-
the track,
The Labor patty of Ontario held a
convention at Iiamilton.
Shale from Lumsden, Sask., is pro-
nounced first -grade 'building material.
Saskatchewan Mennonites contem-
plate migrating in large numbers soon
to Alabama and Mississippi.
. At Tillsonburg new -laid eggs were
bought at 30 cents a dozen from mer-
chants and 25 cents from farmers dir-
ect.
James Burpee, 50 years old, was kill
ed by a four -foot fall at South Devon,
near Fredericton, N. B, striking his head
on a timber.
A new political group in the Manito-
ba Legisianire through a split in the in
i defendent Farmer group is said to be a
strong probability.
Church amalgamation involving 40
buildings and 25 preacing places in the
Rainy River Valley, Sask. will be carri-
' ed out this summer.
Early reeord for first lawn bowling is
established at Stouffville.
Toronto police report .notable de-
crease in crime since capture of alleged
murderers,
Rev, Fr, Damase Dandurand, 0, M. 1.
said to be the oldest Roman Catholic
priest in thq world, celebrated his 102
birthday at St. Boniface, Winnipeg,
St. Thomas Collegiate institute teach
ers have withdrawn their resignations,
which were to take effect to -day,
Mrs. Ralph Snaith, M. P.P. was sworn
in its a Minister without portfolio in the
British Columbia Government:
D. Wilkinson, a Lanadian Air Foie
pilot officer, at Camp Borden, had • a
thrilling escape when his Avro caught
fire ata height of 2,000, feet,
harry Stevens, G. 'i'. R. Wabash store
keeper at St, Thomas, and la+e Sec.-
Treas. of the G„W. V. A,-, was killed:,by
an engine shunting in the yards.
British and Foreign
The British market is to be opened
to Canadian tobacco.
The British miners have decided to
refuse the terms offered by the nine
owners.
Armed bandits held up a civil ser-
vant in London, in daylight, and robbed
him of it satchel containing £2,000.
The Greek Commander in Asia Minor
has issued a proclamation to his army to
exterminate the Barbarian. No prison-
ers are being taken,
The Morganatic widow of the late
King of Greece has given bieth to a
daughter,
The Communist uprisings in Ger-
many have taken a decidedly serious
aspect int Saxony.
Martial Law will continue In Silesia
until Tuesday owing to disturbances in
the industrial districts;
Ex•Presideut Wilson had a fainting
spell yesterday at his Washington resi-
dence, The attack was attributed to
indigestion,
Armenia has been virtually cleared of
Bolshevist troops,
The Newfoundland Legislature inas
been summoned to meet on March 30.
The British 'Government has approv-
ed the appointment of Col. George
B. M. •ilarvey as 13,• S. Ambassador
t6 Britain,
A decree will be issued in Pail
this week permitting cafes and res-
tailrants to remain open 1111 3
o'C10ek in the nsorning.
Members of the ,Bnitish Nouse of
IComitioits want 'the galleries re-
opened to ladies.
War Minister Trotsky is ordering
Capt. Matthew Britain of the Hamil-
ton Fire Brigade, has suffered from hic-
coughs ever since an accident 15 years
ago, in which Chief Aitchison was fat-
ally injured. •
Holland has recognized the Govern-
ments of Esthonia and Latvia.
The bill In the British winding up
the Ministry of Munitions has passed
its second. reading.
Cayuga High School was destroyed
by fire; loss $30,000; Insurance $,10,000
Walter Manipel of Ecorse, MI'ch.,
was drowned off the Ojibway shore
when a rowboat capsized,
James Purvis, aged 80, of Yonge
Mills, near Brockville, was fatally
stricken with heart trouble while milk-
ing,
' Parry Sound's fine new electric power
house was destroyed by a flood, part •
of the wing dans breaking away.
In Galt Hospital a patient's appendix
was removed while he chatted with the
., operating surgeon.
St Thomas Board of Education is in
a difficult position as regards Collegiate
Institute teachers' salaries.
Colonel Laughren was sentenced at
• Gt elph to two years in Kingston Peni-
tentiary for concealing the birth of the
child of Nellie Beisel.
Thos. A. McCienaghau, assistant
postinaster of Woodstock 42 years has
been appointed Postmaster, succeeding
H. J. Finkle, superannuated,
Ezra Arnold Thompson, brakesman,
of Hinchinbrook, Ont. died in Belle-
ville Hospital as a result of his head
striking a car at Marysville station.
The body of Lorne McMillan, of
Mille Roches, missing since December
23, was found in the River St, Law-
rence; no trace !has been found of
Norman Henry, lost at the same time.
' Rev. W. S. Brownlee, Anglican pastor
at St. Thomas, is dead at the age of 55.
Alex. Bell, afro has served Dereham
township for 42 years, being clerk 27
years, has resigned,
St. Patrick's Day was celebrated in
Montreal by the largest procession ever
held there on such an occasion.
The. T. &'N. O. Railway's gross
earning in February totaled 5541,000,
a record for any single month in its
history,
A Northern Municipal Electrical Asso-
'Rheumatirsm
j Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia.
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Maaw'e broteitt• good
;health to 11@x1-a-m111ton
efferore.
money-aavin;r rcmed y,
wolf known for fifteen yrare, pre-
sori'ed by doctors, sold by drut-
e1stsr $1,00 a box. Ask our agents
er write for a free tria_f. package.Toronto
'i°empletond,1.42 icing WW ,
LOCM. AGENT J. E. HOVEY
The” Clinton New, Era
Thursday, March 31st, 1921. „A
Funeral 01 An Jrsh Constable Cavalry For the First Time Took Part In The Procession.
Give Sick, Bilious Child
"California Fig Syrup"
"California Syrup of Figs” is the
best "laxative physic" to give to a
sick, feverish child who is bilious or
constipated. Directions for babies and
children on bottle. The;• love its fruity
cf plbtting against the Slate.
The League of Nations has convened
an international conference to be held in
Geneva at end of next May.
Sir Hamar Greenwood appeared in
the *British House with a sprig of Sham-
rock in the buttonhole of his coat.
The body of the late Cardinal Gibb-
ons will lie In state in the Cathedral in
Baltimore.
The Swiss Government has authoriz-
ed the extension of the "'orking hours
from 4S to 52 hours.'
EXTREME MISERY
1 mahogany bed and mattress$t24.00
NIGHT 1 mahogany chair . $.185.00
DAY AND NIGHT 1 mahogany rocker
Follows a Breakdown of the Nerv-
ous System.
Misery day and night is the lot of
hosts of men and women who are to-
day the victims of weak nerves,
Thin, pale, drawn faces and dejected
attitude tell a sad tale, for nervous
weakness means being tortured by
taste, Beware! Say "California" or morbid thoughts and unaccountable
you may not get the genuine rum- Fighting along the Brussa and Smyrna
tender stomach, imitation
fig
n Insist
_ agitated by some chance remark.
» `Sleeplessness robs then] of energy
and strength; their eyes are sunken
and their limbs tremble; appetite is
poor and memory often fails. This
nervous''exhaustion is one of the most
serious evils affecting men and women
of today. The only way to bring back
sound, vigorous health is to feed the
starved nerves. which are clamoring
for, better blood. This new blood can
be had through the use of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, which have a direct action
on the blood, and through the blood
on the nervous system. That a fair use
of this medicine will bring satisfactory
results is shown by the experience of
Mrs, Marsh, Bass River, N. S., who
says: "Following a run down condi
tion, I became practically a nervous
fits of depression. These sufferers
mended by physicians for over thirty
years. Don't risk injuring your child's fronts is growing in intensity. 'the' are painfully sensitive and -easily
d t h 1' d bowels. byGreeks have made advances k
eeptmg an imitation fl" syrup. In91st ! James Jones, farmer in
Zone town
upon"California.
'ship was found by his son banging in
the barn, was resuscitated but is now
eiyecutions df inelfbicient Petrograd • violently insane.
commissaries,The body of Alonzo Shafer of Elora
Britain and Soviet Russia are ex- ; was found by his son in the Irvine Rtv-
pected to sign a trade pact to -day or er; he had been missing since Saturday
to-merrow. 'rhe Soviet terms have night. ,
been revised by the British,
000 or more
I ae 44
Eleven persons in Canada paid in-
come tax in 19.19 on incomes of $200.
GROCERY MARKETS
G h i 1 d Fe in, Cry The following comment on the inar-
ket situation as regards food stuffs
FOR FLETCHER'S 1 appears in Canadian Grocer last week:
O A S T 0 R I A I A. great deal of interest is be -
About $40.000 worth of Canadian ing centered in the sugar market since
furs was sold before noon in the first the Cuban crop has been placed into
public fur auction sale ever held in the hands of the commission for mar -
Winnipeg. • keting. The , commission is fully
Robt, Latimer, aged 61, was drowned functioning, and sone heavy trans- wreck. The doctor who was called
in Lachine Canal at Montreal while actions have taken place both in in said the trouble was inflammation
American and Canadian refineries. An. of the nerves. It grew so bad that
breaking ice off a tug. rncticall i tial no control of my
O h i1 d r e n C r other interesting point is that Australia Practically that Hou. J. A. Calder had spent 538,
has purchased some 165,000 tons lower limbs, and had to go about for a mahogany waste paper basket for
FOR FLETCHER'S 1 at 4.60 cents 1. o, b. Cuba. It is with crutches. Quite aside from nay
S 1- 0 RIA ' also reported that Japan has se- suffering 1 had a small family and n` his office. The scandal was denounced
Foci's chief of cured 6,000 tons on the same baby in ares to care for and'1 be- 1 00 innumerable platforms; but Mr. Cald-
lf;eneral Weygand, er tuns a mere novice in tastes compared
Staff', has gone to Prague. A Red in- tetras, The price paid by the Cana- came much discouraged, as I did not 1 with simple Farmer Doherty.
tastes
vasion of Centrad Europe is feared. dian refineries was 434 cents c. appear to be growing better. One
evening my husband met an aged
190,00
1 walnut table' 52.50.
PIL Do not stdittj
monis
ItIng, or itrotied-
1ng riles.• M
surgfoa1 44012144
anion rumbled:
pr. Chase's Olntment will relieve you at once
and afford lasting benefit. Geo, a box.. Pitt
dealers, or iedmansan, Bates ,d 00., Linited,
Toronto, Sample Box free it you mention We
paper sad enclose 20. stamp to pity postage.
1 upholstered chair .... , . 95.00
t mahogany chiffonier 98.50
t mahogany dresser 139.00
1 silver -brown rocker 52.50
t mahogany snare 7.00
1 chesterfield 160.00
2 screens 30,00
1 pair curtains 41,00
1 window shade 36.00
Slip cover for couch and
chairs 111.00
imagine a mahogany chair costing
5185 and a rocker $1901 By the way,
what is a son1tioe? The latest Webster's
International Dictionary throws no light
on the subject. Can it be a cuspidor?
Perhaps some member . of a farmers'
club can enlighten our editorial ignor-
ance,
Several years ago it was discovered
THOMAS GUNDR'5(
Live stook and general Auction ses
GODERIOH ONT
tral ae emu awe a speofaliil Ordere
New line canoe, Clinton prrm.n ,use alt a
nrrfs; roasonshle,' Fa'rers' axle e
wouaTsted
The German Reparations Bill has been and (., or 5.77 duty paid. The
passed by,the House of Lords, harvesting of . the Cuban crop Is doctor on the street and told him of
The Parliamentary reporters of Ma- progressing favorably and there . is my condition. He asked my husband
drid newspapers have gone on strike. now ready for immediate shipment who was attending me; and when told
Italian 'workmen in Genoa are strike in Cuban ports 415,211 tons plus said: "1 don't want to interfere, but
ing as a protest against the imprison- 501,347 tons of old crop, making `a why not try Dr. Williams Pink Pills."
of thAranchist Malatesta. total of 517458 tons The visible My husband got me a supply of these
Ment e
was able' to go about with the •use of
one crutch. Continuing the use of the
pills 1 was able to discard the other
crutch as well, and was as active as ever
1 had been. There are many in this
neighborhood who know what my con-
dition was when I began the use of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and who know
Britain has agreed to the inclusion production in tuba to February 19 Pills and after taking a few boxes I
of the United States in the powers ell -
tons
656,326 tons against .1,077,2 t9
titled to privileges in Mesopotamia. tons to corresponding 'date last
year, • Refined sugar is in fair
Passenger traffic between Petrograd consumptive demand and all re -
and Moscow is being restored, fineries are • fairly maintaining
Clemencro Ts expected back in Paris prices and price cutting,appears to
this week from it's visit to the Orient, have Ceased. Generally speaking,
The failure ofThe sealing season it the markets for general grocery
commodities show few price changes 1 what this medicine did for rte, and 1
ineNewfoundland is believed to be almost
n'ita,ble. of any amount, and a firmer feeling ; hope any experience .may help some
Falco Nlalatesa, the famous anarchist prevails in many lines. Teas, coffees l other sufferer,"
' i sold
leader, In prison in Milan, has gone on and shelled outs are decidedly strong De, Williams Pin
k P Its are•
a.hunger strike, with prices in primary markets higher by all dealers in medicine, or .'fay be
Kronsfadt has fallepbefore attacks and stocks in Canada ; are smaller had by midi et 50 cents a box or six
by the Red troops.. • than they have been for several boxes for 51 50 from The Dr. Williams'
Fifteen Radical Labor leaders in years. Canned vegetable are mov-' Medtciie Co., Brockville, C7t.
France wese acquitted on the charge ing in fair value and. the situation j -_
f advance Darned
' Alnealtlnlul;
con viewed as a firm one, with 1 PLE FARMER DOHERTY
,
tendencies or
iS YOUR SART WEAK? fruits show little movement and I
' are in a weak position but latus A curious public accounts committee
in the Ontario Legislature has had the
temerity to. probe into the cost of the
furnishings of the various sleeping
quarters which 'have been installed in
the Parliament Buildings for tired U.
F. O. members, when they groin weary
of office grind and wore- deputations,
.lion. C: J. Doherty, minister of agri-
culture, has evidently acquired on his
trlpt to the capitals of Europe add in
his association with Lord Beaverbrook
particularly luxurious tastes. The
pobile accounts committee discovered
that he has furnished his quarters in a
style fitting a young Millionaire. His
Bedroom is the last word in de luxe,
tip -to -date furnishings—all paid for out
of: Hon. Peter 8nilth's deflcit,
his plain rural
`11 5
Doherty, with i
Mr, y,
habits, it satisfied with nothing simpler
. '1 r9 ithan ttiabo0any. The cost of the fur -
station ... , 3'Sal
Cs. l , R,
ARE YOUR NERVE4 A . I are moving more freely than they
11F 3'0 USE ' ' have at any time this season. 'Care MILEURII'S HEART add NERVE PILLS. "i eels 'and flour are steady but there
1 is a firmer tone on rolled oats in
There are many people, at the preeent •Soule localities, he hog market
time, .whose heart is affected, whose i continues With a -weak tote which
are unstrung and general health
nerves
is reflected on ail hog products.
impaired •
To each wo offer Milburn's Heart and Lard and shortening are easier and
Nerve Pills as the best remedy that lower. Eggs have strengthened under
science has produced for such troubles.
'These pills have a wonderful effect on the Increased consumtion.
the weakened heart and the shattered. ,s s
nervous system containing as they do
the very best elements for the relief of # ai ae a * if a x• * an M
all heart and nerve troubles,
Mrs, C. Itsrity :Trossachs, Sask,, * HANDY PHONE LIST *
writes'—"X sufl"ired fon over a year * FOR EMERGENCIES *
u
with heart anis nerve trouble. I had
terrible headaebes and dizziness, could s
not @leap and bad no appetite. I wee * Hospital 70
d
17
taking ootor'e medicine, but it did not
help me. .1 was completely cliscouragecl.
Chief of Police , . .
Then a friend told rue of Milburn's Dead * 'Cown Clerk . r, , ... 430 '0
*20
Office .
Utilities Public tllltle
} l I C 1.1
li.rsv
Ut
rlbe
flet arcs
at
' an
to feel ,
X be
i one lox
in o l
taking and Nerve rills. After g e en
env arson. 1 heartily
bhxoulfelr;liroan 'p
1 r
Milburn'sIleartabdNerve Pills are 00..
reootnmend them to til my friends,"
ttbox at ell healers, or nailed direst by
1' Milburn Co Limited, Toronto, Ont,
,k N E Of ice Sit a
Orillia Packet: in the jungle every
creature thinks of its rights, and none
of its duty. This is the reason it is a
jungle.
Bostom Transcript: "He don't"
is officially declared to be good Chicago
ase. Who will longer doubt that the can
tie of culture has moved to the Middle
West?.
Detroit Free Press: Every 011ie
Germany yells it i5 well to remember
that it is only getting a part of what it
intended to give France, Belgium, and
the rest of us,
Grand Rapids Press: Williams Jenn-
ings Bryan, we see; is starting in cheer-
ily to reorganize the Democratic party
and we cannot but think what an under
taker that man would have made.
Better Pay
The Price
Don't be tetiipfed to chuose eheata
jewelery: Par Netter to pa4y a!fate
price and know exactly what -vote
are.gettin$,i.51-"--
yy_,
Iron will uever be sorry—•for,.asia
matter of money, it is easily the
most economical.
Ttat has oeen said fon often thist
everybody by this time shoutC&
know it—and yet there is no
scarcity of cheap jewelry 'in (Ate
land 6aa:r,
Now to get personal—If you woeaf
like to miss thatsort altogether—
COME HERD
1f you would like to buy where
noting hut high gntilities aft
dealt in—OOM18 HERR
And even at that, no persoo•eveo
said our prices were unfair , -
IC R. e N. i° rC ii ? ter
Jeweler gild Optieian
it f r el Marriage Lieenset
nshitigs areas follows: -
ON HAND
Bran Shorts, Oil Cake
Ground Corn, Salt and Tankage
BEFORE BUYING
See all Prices on Government .,
Golandard
White and Yellow Blossom aril.
Clover, Alsike, Alfalfa, Red
Clover and Timothy
Also a Quantity of Wood For Sale,
J!A. Ford&Sosir.
Phone 123
THERE IS ONLY ONE
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Aspirin—No others!
DiR. F. a . AXON
Dalltmrsr + ,. ,
l'rowo and Bridge work n Specialises '8
raduate of C.0,D.5.. Cbicuco, and 11,II.I2r8
Toronto
ayaold on MOndays, aray let to IS
DK. 0. FOWLER.,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S Ettore.
Bpeoiel sere taken to make dental tort
:rant as painless as oose,bie,
Piano i'Eaiitug
Mr, James 'Doherty wishes to fns
form the public that he is pew,
pared to do fine piano tontine,
tone regulating, and. repairing •
Orders left et W. Dohe-ty's phone
61, will receive aromnt attention,
DR. J. C. DANDIER
OFFICE HOURS
1.30 p. in. to 3.30 p. m. "Dal
7.30p.m.to9.00p.m. , t
Sunday- 12.30 to 1.30
Other hours by appointment mgr.
Office at Residence, Victoria Streit
W. BRYLON tc.
BARIUBTEB t3OLWOITOjt:NOTAE
PUBLIC, ETC
araliT0 r
If you don't see the "Bayer Croce"
on the tablets, refuse them—they are
nut Aspirin et n11.
Insist on genuine "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin° plainly stamped with the safety
"Bayer. Cross" --Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for nineteen years and proved
Cafe by millions for Headache, Tooth.
ache, Bernelle, Itheumatisni, Lumbago,
Colds, Nettrltis; nncl„ Pain generally,
Bandy tin boxes of 12 tablets—also
larger "Bayer" packages. Made in
Canaa
Aspirin Is the trade mark (registered
In Cenada),'of• Bayer Manufacture of
Menodaeotleacidester,of Salicyl4;.111d
Whim it ia w li }now
il that t
AA
hiti
moor 11a er mann$actiroto aseiet the
Iittblic aguittat imitations, the Tablets of
Bayer Com any, Ltd., will be stamped
*With their p entrul trade xtttk, the
i'Bayt1 Dross.'
H. T. RANO..Ei
Notary Public, Oonveynnesr,
Financial and Real Batik*
It9SURANCI AGENT—RetreaonttnP 19 Pirs
euran'oo Companies.
Division Court Oflice.
IL D. McTaggart M', V. MoTaggaa
ereig,+, e>Ic Bros.
ittfiNNER5
tl LBERT ST , CLINTON
' Genera( Banking Hastiest/1
U
transacted
sIOTEB DIS'COON-.ED,
' Dreftesicsaa6. T_ t :l.c' 8 x
Contrite
The Melicimlo)p a3 tllllt11a 1
Fire Insurance see
firirsm anal Isolated Town V'aep'
eery only insured,
IHead Office—Seat°rth, tntt
Officers
J. Connolly, Goderich, Presttient; Jakl
Evans, Beechwood, Vice-Presideaoth
Thos. B. Hays, Seaforth, Secretary'
Treasurer.
Agents
Alex, Leitch, No. t, Clinton; Edicts%
tilschley, Scaforth; Wm, Chesney, BE
menrlvtils; J. Vial Yeo, Goderich3 11..0
Jarmtitfa, Bnsdhegen.
Directors
Was. #ton, No. 2, Seatoreth; Jobe Been
?towels, Weal:ag pe Jaresa 8,5551, IIC
W*04Obtain 3 n , '
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M. a
Csaeini .
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n. as Sti3alt'attdti J. Q. Carlon, 11r ,- o
m ItatisSt Fee ls, itarl0gk; Mtst
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