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forn!a; Santa Cruz. California: Estrro bay. near
santa Barbara. California And NOT 10 'xc'eo I'VE
thoussn dollars NJ the alspyc appropriation navO
expended In exploration ~ r0nes for III. M
of the chesapeake and Ohio canal 10 the ONO Tse'
Nv she nath aud sOnth branches of the POomnc river
y0r conn.rtin. the inland waters along the mafgin
0f the Gulf II Mexico. from D0na'd.0nss. III Louis,
iann tn the Rio Grandc river In Texas ~ cuts snA
aoWns herein appropriated for surveys Of rivers ana
harurs at Great Pee Dee river from Pine b'nu 10
Cheraw Sorth Carolina ut ashley river south caro-
lima: AZ Cleveland. Oti0 for the construction " =
hartNr of refuge at ForSrd zee. river, M!ow Dsefr
huyp Tenrc.-cc Mt harbOr at Wilson. on Lake Ohta-
no. New York Mt Fast Pa-sagoula harhr. Mies'r-
sippi sound: ut Portsmouth harbar. New Hninp-nire:
for hssakwatcr hctwcen Gsrftshs Island Ann WN.
irand: In Ipswich hay. Massachusetts. ut I0dgHns
cove. to ascertain the pr,ctc,hity OF =" n"r"e' I"
Sec g. That the Secretary of War IL hereby authol-
lied and required to detail from the engineer c"ros
one engineers. whs,sa duty " shali pe 70 ~
quire into and report upon the practicah'fy ~ oiu:-
channel between Lake Huron AVID Lake Erie. ut rnsl
points may h. nfedfu, for the rassin: III railroad
trains -aid cha-ue nd also lis effect nO tue
navigation Of the same: aud further. 10 inquire INTO
tn" number and character of VESSELS navigating sAla
channel and the number ri trip- made ny each ana.
II said h;dsin. be practicable to report what extent
of span spans and elevation shove the water WI: De
required In the constructions Of such bridge or oragcs
50 not seriously to inure the navigation VI said
channel.
Sec l. Tha, the approximation for building III:
p.er ut Lewcs Delaware contained In the net approved
July fifteenth eighteen hundred and seventy, aD nct
entitled IAN act maxim: appropriations Tor sundrs
civil expcnses If the Government tor the year end'hs
for other purposes" h. and the il hereby extend
Cd INIT; jane thireth. eighteen hundred and seventy
four
Approved March. 3. 1873.
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The English papers by the late steamer
announce the death, at . ripe old age. Of
Mr.. Andrew Clark, the celebrated mana.
fscsurcr, whose name has hcen associated
both In the New World and the Old with
the famous thread which IL in universal use.
He was virtually bosn 10 the business ut
thread manufacture. his father having secn
engaged in The, line IN Paisley. Scotland
But the young inventor soon effected I'm
proyements which revolus,onixed The trade.
He brought the process Of manufacture to
ito present perfection, and was the inventor
of the process Of winding it on sp"ls for
usumers. Mr.. A. r. Stewart, of this city.
with Characteristic sagaclty, saw the import
anceO the Improvements. and he introduced
the article In this country under the name
If ''Sterling." or &C. g. L." thread, Of the
firm Of A. T. Stewart & Co. Like Ill in
ven,ors, Mr.. Clark WAS se'f>mnde man.
lie commenced business 10 small room.
but his improvements were 50 valuable that
hls business seemed only limited by the
capacity to supply the demands Of consum.
crs. and for years before his death he was II
the head Of the largest and most celebrated
factory in the world lie Was the means Of
converting his native village Of Paisley into
great and prosperous manufacturing centre.
Mr.. Clark, u few years "go, ass'risic.i his
SIM !, the business. which is now continued
under the Nssle 1t J. Clark f. Co.. and lis
agencies ARE established all over the world
in Russia, Germany. France and other parts
Of Europe. and in South America and the
United Staics.-Ness York Bulletin.
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M. 1851
Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE. HELENA. N. T., :

U. 3. LAND OF1CE. liELESA. NJ. T.,
N arch i2th, 1873.
Notice 10 hereby given that DAVID l.. tSBELL ana
JAMES l.. iSBEl.i. ut Deer L,Aige county. n. y
whose pOstOicr address II BtckfsUt city, Deer Lodge
county, have made application fUs patent for certain
tract "f land placer mine designated ~ lot No.
S7n townships ~ and IL north u rance 10 west .tu
atel III the locality known Deer aneh IN said d. er
Lodge county aud desert et IN the plat sud field nOtrs
flr In this office follows. viz Be.'inning Al III
tree III inches diam, ter. marked for corner NJ I,
thence running north % deg est 10 chains tU stone
thence north 81 deg east 3 % chains aOnc thence
north 10 de. east W char ~ stone. then north 10
deg west chains TOT rtRe. thence south 10 deg ~s-t
~ chans to u stone thence sOntA ID de. wa~t ~. "
chains 10 u stone. thence south 81 4 deg vert 90
chahs to stone, thence Sth ~ dc. no sch,ins
to stone, thence north - deg 70 chains IN,
stone. thence sOuth ~ deg east " chains ~ stone
set for corner No II from which the section corner
between section and thIss In township ~ moth o.
range ~ we>t hears south deg 81 min west dists ct
VI chains. thence fr0m sad corner No. II south 3
deg east chalns, u post thsncs north ~ deS east
1850 chans " the place 0f beginning containing IN
area q - Nleo scres, and forming PORTION - tho
north 4 Of section 4 ~ township - north u range
10 wSse surveyed lsnd) and Of the southeast o.
s.ct0n ~ and southwest 4 Of section ~. township
u north eanae 10 west (unsUrvcyed, principal hase
and meridian said location being in ~ organixta
minng district, and not heing 0f rec0d The nearest
elalmsnt 10 these premises 10 Rolsst Armstrong.
placer mining claimant southwest.
" " JowNsoM for cisinsasA Isa~d
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Frosp the Detroit Free Press.

fF0en TIC UetrON Ftcc TIcss.
An engineer ON the Detroit and Lansing
s0ad. named Frank D'lsn, saved . mans
life Monday in a rather singular manner
He was coming in on wet track with u
heavy train, and soon after leaving Howell
put on more steam to make up for lost time.
The train WAS running ut the rate Of about
twenty five miles an hour, when Dolxn
caught sight Of . man on the track about .
half y mile ahead. He was certain that the
man was deaf from the way he walked. but
he opened the whistle and rang the bell
The man paid no attention to the sounds,
and Dolan whistled for brakes. They did
not take well, and, although the engine was
reversed, it was plain that the pedestrian
would be run down unless something WAS
done promptly. Do'sn ran forward over
the engine and down On the cowca,chcr
By this time the pedestrian was not three
hundred feet away, aud wss trying to walk
one Of the rails, swaying this way and that,
but apparently not feeling the rumble Of the
train, - 1t would naturally be expected be
would. Dolan leaning forward. reached q
ioot beyond tho co~catcIicr, and q the train
came close upon the mans heels struck him
In the back with both fists. The victim
WAS not on the rail at that moment, and he
caught with his feet rs he went over. 70
that he was whirled around lengthwisc on
ti,o se~rl,, q M u,ua ra,t In 1ka acaln nv some
portion Of the first pair Of trucks. He was
foundering In the ditch when the train
stopped. and when he ascertsincd what the
fuss was about he squared of and wanted
to whip somebody. He was 50 deaf thai
the railroad employees had to scream in his
ears to make themselves heard, and 20 mad
that he would not let them examine biz
wound or do anything for him. He WA
recognized - farmer living near Plymouth
but would not even accept free ride home
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ANDY JOuNaox "A letter from Nashville
70 the Cinciuaaia OassgeS 10 - follows:
''Ex President JohnsOn 10 here. snum"G the
political breeze for .s0me of3cisl position
donbtless. M. johnson II still elastic IN
step and drm In carriage, although age 10
cl.arly getting hold of him. q evidenced
by his gray Lrks and the clearly .''Bned
crows fec, 1T the outward corners Of his
eyes. fancy tn, iha: csn discover 'inge
Of disappointment in his cOuntenance. He
occupies his old room. No 8. At the Max.
well House. where he receives his friends
and talks over the past, and. It is whispered,
also plots for the future. Mr. johnson, NJ
to the prrsonsl bearing, 10, among the hu
man species, something like the eagle
among birds. He SCENE to DC conscious Of
bis own superiority. When he Is not on ex'
hllition on Estate occasions" he moves
through tic crowd and along the street in >
stately yet becoming manner. and II be-
meets.xn isolated stranger looks him in the
face MS if he expected 10 Ike recognized. II
the PARTY fails to speak, he passes on In ST.
iencc. and perhaps . sight inclination Ut
the head. l0bserycd him at the Maxwell
House the other night. He came down
from his quarters into the reception hall.
and walking through went out INTO the por.
ticO, and continuing Oh I" the extreme end,
stMM for some time alone IN the dark
ness. evidently wrapped in th"ught-'he
bodeings. doub'Itss 1T his disappointed ATM
bitiuD. II is said that h. has never become
satisfied with btc.',ning President in the
manner in which he did acquire that posi-
ton. but desires yet to reacn the place by n
popular vote,
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GENERAL NATURE--NO. u.
A, A.. maxim, .nnronr.t,on. sor III. rco,,r pr.scr.
1870 S , .pJi - ".ss.,r ',h. ..nr.. nr
,,.s. IA ni h.,hrs .nI sr osSsr VI"
"e'' s''S .'o>""' ".~ ~ 49,.
Be It enacted ~ the Senate nd House Of Rcprcaen-
assembled That the following sum. Of money be. aud
are SefsSy 70 e pa" "u, 2. s MONEY
ior the rpat; prcscsvstson asd completion OF the
following punc ~or Or s;a .., a., Is% s NJ,
or Sas ans I'D Ss
lake tiersto. one hanir.d teeos.od dullsr..
For thu improvement Of Marquette harbor, Aichi-
"a he q senomo.e. h.rho Mich
icsn ana Msconssn, sw.1tyavs t9 10y do',sm.
' i; s: :ss:;::s ss:' T.. River. ... wis.,
cr T ~, svsy.ve snS.ssec .o oS.s ,.r. .,n
'ip twenty r.. .Sso.saa de. g s,.,o., ,. VIII
as ,sf " Port w,.hoc,ou b,,ho
,S ,0sss.u ns S %,,. n.r, WI.
EOt Tue 'naOseu S VI A""a"kee n"'"oF. WE
For the Improvement OF Racine harbor Wisconsin.
tTs.t! sno s.sr u0ms. . ra.. s..- ,,,..,.
ninety &, ,sSs::ss ssi: >, .,.n .,,,,
tW the toroveaees ~ SSIsmcs eaiDof, Iu,no'A
fOEy t by ac'sss :,
For the improvement q TIE Fog and Wisconsin
s'ss ~ ~ ho, x,cbv,,
ten toa,ssesddslasa :. " ,,,..,
~ r. ~ ss.ss.: z G =! 1, h,,,o
ED District p c0'an ''a atty thousand
v IA ~ q "tee d.9s se "ess
For the tmppoveasNt IT White River harb0e, Mich
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mo. 1851
Application for Patent.
U. 3. LAND OFFICE, HALENA. N. r.,
A

U. 3. LAND OFFICE, HALENA. N. r.,
March 4, 1874. !
Notice II hereby given that EDWIN II. IRVINE,
CONRAr kOHRS and WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
whose pOst0fhce address Ia Deer Lodge city. Deer
under Mnsr '1s S for
placer mining claim situated In Pioneer gulch u,ilng
district, In Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory,
and described ~ follows: The east u Of the south
west u Of the said sOuthea-t Of the northwest \,
all In section No u In township No. uOith of range
No. II west Of the principal meridian, Containing
thirty acrrs upon which notice Of our application
Tor patent wa. posted On the I'D day Of February.
s7a The record Of said claim heinz found In me
,tice If the Recorder OF said district. The adjoining
claimants to t,vse premises being on the moth i.
stuart and X. Anderson On the south Barley u Co.
o. the west the Bratt0n Bar Co, and hinan'en on
he east California Bar, owners unknown, placer
mining claimants. W. &. CHILD,
1026Od Register.
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An occasional correspondent" Of the
World, writing from Paris, relates . won.
derfu! story of IN unparalleled surgicaloper
alion, the removal of tho brain from dead
mars bod and placing II in the skull Of y
chlorof0rmed condemned soldier. The op
efst0r was Professor 4uiler If Weissuicht,
and the operation was performed Ct Leipzig,
GERMANY. A soldier who had killed his
Colonel in cold blood was condemned to
die, bu, given over 70 the tender mercies OF
the surgeons and kept In closs coufioemen.
until On opportunity for vivisection vas
presented. This came when beer aloon
keeper was brought 70 the hospital III with
fatal malsdy. he died. the soldier was
chloruformed, the hive mans brain removed
and replaced BY that Of the dead man. The
usssest kept in . souud siesp for tvs weeks,
bat gradually came to life. At the end Of
The third week speech teturned. but II was
hssitsaing end sss,au,ssiuG - Z. child learn
INK to talk. The soldier had forgotten hjs
military training and prstsd Of beer n,nkS
sad w.ss bstts. The soldier he'd bees
gloomy aud tacitssu. but y ms'amorphqsed
be wss ths t1iy, gssrsloas saloon keeDeG'
Evidently . case o. change 1t Identity.
whs,svcs tax the story makes on credaa'ty
10 charge b nade fer believiSg l.
TINS TAIL Tzzzss Msx, HAvs BusLf.-
TIE annopncnneae hns fecoutty boeuA unoje
that Philsdelphia manufscsares \, prpar
ing plan for colams loo test high, u
b constructed eslirsly of iron, In open
,vost. lroW, tbsspmmitof whlch iheG"ueds
Of tke cenSsmnAi expedition ars 70 b ,lla
miuased Aynass of . ~ and magniicsst
DiHiiassA light Il win b he lofdas
structure u ~ world. though possessing.
probably, bat litels architectural beauty.
IT, lallsss .thinge IT ~ kisd sow A. exiss
t0A Aldlsb e thsatoa 60 SLs1 lcss,
tsal spise Of ~ nsAs0esl u RSssa, 11sce,
vAi4 = sp1s1h iG6A is6Gs1Asly use,jhs.
Y ass,qlsr haSO sseglab ssfss ysagpp 90
- sspises ~ bsanttfal seass dssarg5S1
10y ysas psestsely u HGhasl4es -
$50 81 = 49, 49, v 1u.ssna117
- aake - = - - hShe 49, -
euluA1s1 Co., - - ~. 49, goik
~ 6llo - ~
49, - sl11n1ven1Gnp1l
Rsslnnlv lDG1& ligAeDe vo14 = -
~ =
B.! Co. =. r !.3| W ~. r. ~
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n" ia
Application for Patent.

u -. LAND OFFNE,
HELENA. N. r., April lat. 1873
Notice Il hereby published that JHONW STONER,
.EWlS IOSSEl and GEORGE BANTi, whose
,ostoffiCe II Washington Gulch Deer Lodge county.
Montana, have this day filed application for patent,
Inder the Mining law. of Congress- for their placer
mining claim. situated In Wash ingtUn gulch mining
istrict. Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory. in
Owi.ship u north, rang west which claim II re-
'prdrd IN vol In the office Of the District Recorder
IT sad district aud described in the plat and field
otcs ON Tile IN this Office ~ follows, viz: Beginning
1t the s0utheast corner thereof whence corner No
Vi lot No. 81 IN township No. - north, range VEST
ears =: ~ deg ". q links distant, and running
thence N. 33 eg L. 1I.0 chains, thence \ ~ deg.
re- IS Is chains thence n llh deg. Z. ~ on chains,
thence ~ deg. 4. ~ u chains, thence N . deg.
". G45 chains. thence q deg. w. ~ chains thence
4? deg W s11 chains. thence >. 2Os deg. W. 20 y
hains. thence >. 35ls deg. 2i.N chains, thence =
IN deg I. ., chains to plnw VI beginning, EN-.
orsCiny eleven acres. upon VIII ch notice Ut raid
pplicatOn II ported The nearest claimants to there
re,ni-,r are John VROurke and Francis X. Bill, On
same guch below. w. &. CHILD,
l.. Il. Lyman Register.
Attorney tor claimants. l96-tOd
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SxELTING Works The smelling works
halt . mile mellow Truckes', which have been
IDLE for over y, ar. have recently been pur
chased by the Tcc"mha Silver Mining Com.
pany Ot London. The new owners possess
IN abundance Of capital. aud have had suc>
ccssful experience in the reduction Of ores i"
Utah and Nevada. They own number Of
silver barring mines near Tecoms and Sandy
station. on the Central Pacific Railroad.
They will ship a portion Of their ores from
these mines to Truckee for smelling. The
works they have purchased here are to he
Immediately overhaulcd. and new and more
powerful machinery added. They expect
to have everything in readiness for smelling
ore by the 10th of May. To show the ex
tent of the bus ness tho Tecoms Company
intend to carry on, We are informed that
they will require l.sOO. 0OO bushels Of char
coal tho presrn, ycnr, to be used in the re-
duc,ion of ores. They will slso employ
over forty men ut their smelling works here
The Company have reduction works ut Tc
coma, but the cost Of charcoal at that point
is serious obstacle. aud they believe it will
be more economical to. ship ores I" Truckec.
8. N. Wesseh is the Superin iendent of the
compsny's works. In regard t" the amount
of Charcoal wanted Ivy the T~coma company
4 gentleman in Truckee. thoroughly expc>
rienced in that business. informs Us that it
would require not less than 600 men for
seven months working time TO make l,SOO,
600 bushels. -Truckee Republican.
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WEPUBLlSH THE BEST
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A newspaper correspondent who went
down 10 the wreck Of the Atlantic on Mons
day says: The hull Ut the vessel is broken
in several places. and the cargo has broke"
bulk. with the bodies of men and women
janmed among boxes and crates. At the
companionway Of the steeraye werca hunc.
red or more bodies lying IN confused heaps
some dressed, but many half nude. Child.
ren were clioging to mothers and husbands
clasping wives. At the compsnionwsy Of
the Storage male passengers. the bodies Ut
men, old and young, were together Oh the
stairs, with distended nostrils. gaping
mouths and staring. CLASSY eyes. giving
some idea of their horrible death 10 strug.
Cling to gain the deck. In the sleeping
apartments were numbers Of bodies Ut men
with he'd clothing strewn among them.
Broken stanchions, and the jagged splinter.
I'd wood. work had torn the flesh from the
faces of many. Others were more bruised
and battered about their heads, which arc
red and bIoody, contrasting horribly with
the features of Others.
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mo. 154.
Application for Pate mt.

U. 5. LAND OFvcr, HELENA NJ T.,
February -. 1871.
Notice II hereby given that JACOB OLSEN ano
'OBERT +. MCCONNELL, whose post ofic" address
!. Washington Gnlch. Deer Ledge county. Montana
rrr'iOry have made application 70, pat ut for Ger
,in tract Of land placer mining claim. designated
u lot M 30. in township ~ north Of range vest
uated In the Locality known as American t!nrh. in
ce Lodge county. Montana Territory. and described
u the plat and field note. hle in this office fol
"ws. viz: Beginning NJ n stone set for cor No On
his claim chains !. Of the \ sec tn, sonth
onndary Of sec ~ In township No ~ north Of range
vest thence running A deg Is chains to u stone
hence N 6Oli deg Il ~ chains to stone. thence y
t9h de. ~ ~ chains to .tOne. thence 5 - deg
chains to stone, thence 81 deg " 10 chains to A
stone. thence Az deg W Is 81 chains to u stone
hence a2 de. W Is chains to .to"c:, thence \ 81
.. w 30 chains to stone, thence n 354 deg L
59i chains the place Of beginning containing u -
'cr"s and forming portion o. the southeast Of sec
4" and southwest 4 Of sec NJ. and mort hrsst \ and
O.thwe.t y Of rec 10. IN the township an range
rOre-nid said location being In no organized min,
NJ district aud not heing Of record The adjoining
laimants to said premises being Vim J Parel and
't,ers lot No 3D. township ~ north Of range west
,buvc. placer mining claimants.
$4,000 W. c. CHILD Regis.e
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TIE ddrerfiscrs beior refer you to tie
Publishers Of tbs ,ap',. as regards tAeis
1srfset reliability, end ,,hen ,crit;.S to
Uem. please mention yca sop their Adves.
ksae,,,e,at IN JAas ga1,es. -.z.
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LAWS
OF THE
UNITED STATES.
GENERAL MATURING. 81.

PISSED At THE
THIRD SESSION OF THE 4aD CONGRESS
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Great Industries:

100 pages and 500 enGraVings. printed IN EhY!s
nd German. Written by % eminent authors. tnclu'
ng John b. Cough, Hon. Leon Case. Edward How
/ nd, Rev. Z. Edwin Hall, Philip Ripley, Albei
brisbane Horace Greeley, +. D. Prrkins. etc, etc.
This work IL a complete history Of all branches q
/. complete encyclopedia Of arts and manufacture
and II the most entertaining and valuable work u
information on subjects Of general interest ever OF
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large sales in all parts of the country. 1t IL offered
the low price Of 50 So and Is the cheapest book eve
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STATIONERY.

u Having purchased our stock for Cash
from ilrst hands. and shipped by river ut
law rrejght>. W. are enabled To offer gwOalS
vt lower figures than ever sold before In
Montana. la4.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-12-04


IlAxrr RID, Gown, Nov. %, -
The iunImr taDt Credit Mobilier
suit, whicliwas tricdipthi. city las,
October, has been decided by
United States Judges Hue,
and Shipnan. and the opinion was
filed in the United States Distric,
Court of this city to-day. The
motion Of the defendants counsel
TO dismiss the bin Involving the
question Of Jurisdiction was dccid
ed in favor of the Government
On the second p,irt tho court sus
tai,.s the demurrer AMI dism sscs
the bill "as To tho parties who de-
INJURED. The ground of tho dc
ln,Trcr is THAT the damage I" Tho
government by the Credit Mobll
Ter frauds is too remote to b,
reached by tho process pursued
or lY any ether, and thai tho
Government has ut present n'
pecnniary interest TO he reached
by tho bib. Tic curt takes the
view that there 10 no Trust any
where raised 10 be talf ~ tho Gov
crnmcnt to be protected. Til,
motion to dissolve the Injunction
is granted. 1t is not unlikely il,a
tho matter may 90 to the Snpren,
Court, though there is not uucl
probability vi Nyevsal
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LAST Monday morning the. citizens
Of Big Rapids were excited over the
discovery that the Exchange Bank
had been robbed Of about 1900. The
Bank officers claim that the safe Was
left unlocked, and that the rubber'
entered by hole under the building
There is much talk about the affair
some declaring that no man could
have crawled through the hole al
found Monday morning; others claim
that the whole thing looks like fraud
and that the banks affairs have beer
shaky for some time past. We have
no opinion in tho natter but hope in
vestigation will clear up the affair
satisfactorily.