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NO. Ill

sustained the court below. and he was
finally sentenced to hang at Perry, Oc-
tober 30.
Voolfolk maintained his innocence
throughout the three years imprison-
ment and up to the time OF the execu-
tion. He never betrayed emotion Of
any kind and preserved a uniform sui
len air OF Indifference. When he spoke
OF the crime he denied that he did it.
but seldom expressed regret for the
death Of his relatives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
Archbishop Feehan's Anniversary.

CmcAGo, October 29.-The twenty
fifth anniversary Of the priesthood Of
Archbishop Feehan was celebrated to-
day. The crowning glory or the cele-
bration was a torchlight procession to-
night, which in point Of magnitude and
brilliancy has probably never been sur
passed i'm the West. over $4,000 men
were in line bearing tranSparencieS,
nambeaux and colored lights, while
over the entire line of march the streets
seemed arched in fire by the continuous
stream of rockets. The enthusiasm dis
played was remarkable, both in the
ranks and among the thousands Of spec
tatorS along the line. particularly at the
Auditorium where for hours Archbishop
Fcehan surrounded by the visiting pre-
lateS, watched the blazing torches, and
acknowledged the apparently unending
tribute i'm his honor.
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SAYS lie Has Killed Twelve.

RoNDoUr, y. y. October 2O.-'rrat
excitement has been caused no Latin-
town. Ulster county. by the appearance
of strange man, who sign, hlm,ol
Jack the Ripper and who thus Tar
has cludcd capture.
In his missiycs he claims to lave
killed twelve persons. and proposes 10
Kill three more. On Sunday night De
fired through a window into William
W. Mackeys residence. and barely
missed killing Mr. Mackey's son. llc
has also made several attempts to hill
the village hool teacher.
A reward has been offered Tor the
mans arrest. and he will probably soon
be- caught. 1T is believed that he D, an
ESCAPED unatic.
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y. nonhle rrncl, Accldent.

SpsfiII IfN9FaW ~ NJ 4''F'''''
SrErREXvILLE, O.. October 29.-Iwo
Italians. employed on the Wheeling and
Like Erie railroad, were walking on
the Panhandle track, near the Jeiicr-
SON Iron Works, and stepped from the
,ycstbound track to the eastbound track
ont Of the way OF a freight train and
were struck by freight on that track.
Dorb sustained bad fractures o: the leg
and were otherwise seriously injured.
Tbev were taken TO the saloon ana
harding house OF Joe Venalto, on Sixth
street. where they are now lying.
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IContmued on Fourth Page. J
On Account of Ill Health.

gDeciai TeleOram 10 he Register. -,
CoLUMBUs, o., October 29.-Ihe
physicians Of Daniel j. Ryan. candidate
for Secretary Of State on the Republic
can ticket. have ordered him to with
draw from active participation in the
campaign on account of failing health.
He is threatened with consumption.
While his condition is not very serious,
still its nature warrants the physicians
in demanding that he shall take rest.
He contracted 4 severe cold at Gallipolls
last Thursday night while making a
snecch. While he regrets his inability
to finish the canvass he has thus Tar 50
admirably conducted, he feels certain
that # will be successfully continued.
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RlnIne Mt south Rend.

SorTH BEND, IND, October 29.-Ihc
ground was covered with snow and 4
drizzling rain was falling when the
train bearing the Hon. james q. Blaine
arrived here, so that there were only
a few who ventured out to meet the dis
tinguiShed visitor Mr.. Blaine was inn
medlately conveyed to the home of Mr.
James Oliver for luncheon. At o'clock
the Secretary was taken TO the skating
rink. where 5000 people were packed In
like SardineS. Hundreds Of farmers,
who had come miles In the snow ana
rain TO hear the speaking. were diSap-
pointed. and had 10 stand outside IN
tho rnin.
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whooping II Up In Harrison.

Special telegram 70 NE Register
CLAEKsBURG. W. VA. October 90
Col. Ben Wilson, Camden Summers and
NJ. NJ Thompson addressed a large and
enthusiastic Democratic meeting to-
night AT Rockford, this county. They
also speak at Romine'S Mills Thursday
aud Grass Run Friday night. Demo
cratic prospects are very bright in this
county and the Republicans are very
much DISCOURAGED.
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Cut i'm Marshall.

Sf-ciGt Telegram 20 ne Heglster.
CAMERON. October 29.-Attorney Gen
cral Caldwell aud Hon. j. ID. Stewart, Of
the MoundSyille sun, addressed a mag
niicent meeting at Oakdale Monday.
rwo-thirdS Of the audience was com
posed of Republicans, the majority being
farmerS,and they applauded the speakers
at every point.
They had another good meeting at
SeatonSyille, and their arguments were
heartily endorsed.
ON account Of iuceSSaut rain and
there being no hall, large crowd here
was disappointed, as these gentlemen
intended TO speak here to-day.
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Faulkner at st. Marys

Spsci1l ItIsgrGm 70 ne HtgsTeF.
ST. MARYS. w. VA, October 90
Senator Faulkner addressed the largest
audience here to-day that ever assem-
bled in the court house. Had ii not been
for the inclemcnt weather half Of the
crowd would not have gained an en-
trance. II was quite contrast 10 the
Atkinson meeting OF Monday. Faux
uer goes from here to Barbour county
Tomorrow.
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,yortll a Thousand DoIlars

Every child born into . family is thought
IN be worth "a thousand dollars TO the
parents Why then should they not be
cared for from infancy TO maturity, Keep
the mouth ana teeth right by SOZODONI,
and YOU start them right.
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Fell From "A Train.

Spscidl Tslegraa 10 NE RsgIe'er.
CHARLESTON. w. VA. October -
Bob Elliot. colorod man Of Echo fell
from a train while backing into rock
which had slipped into the road ana
was instantly killed. this evening.
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Ingenious West Nirginlans'
-

S111II7 T17IfHW ~ NJ HF3'7-F7'
WAsHlNGToN, October % Paten''
granted to citizens Of West Virginia Tor
the week ending October 2s, lsgO' re-
norted through the Office Of }. +: Beaie'
solicitor Of patents, were as follows
Jobn +. Anvil. Gandervi!le, swing; t.
NJ Cnesney. Sistersville, car coupling
Jobn VI. Hagerty, Pennington car
cnnnling.
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1t Was Loaded.
Special Tslswam 10 ne Register.

NDftlNI ItI'lI I77' y w - ~
P,nKrRsBURG, W. Va. October 90
,ybi'e Lew. Boggess and Ray Chaltant'
two little BOYS. were playing with an
oiJ revolver at New Baltimore, Ohio'
near here Yesterday, the pistol was ac-
cident,llv discharged the ball penetrat-
ting the brain of young Chaiiaht' A''''"s
him almost instantly.
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j. p. Hlu. rhUpi, ~. Id.
DEAR SIR:-Ifi, has no, occurred 90 you'
suggest that You write very strong ar
Gcle for this week s "kepuolcau, attack
inr Wilson vigorously ON his pension re-
cord He lodged the vote ON the iast pen
sion bin say that If he does not feel IN
feres- ,noueh In the old soldies Of his dis
fr'ct % vote on bill that was most lil-
nortaut TO them. Dob fact the most important
nersior bin ever before Congress
fbeu the old soldiers of the as
trict should take interest enough in
him 10 see that hcis not rgtt rued lo Con
rress. that they should make % personal
matter to see that uo vote oi sQillct ur tlc
friend Of "a soldier is cast Tor w iison.
In addition OBJ this 30 would oc wen 10 s'-t'
possibly boz another paragraph. th.l t.l.S
nersior bill was the most Important meas
I,,., bafor,, the last session OF Congress:
fbat II takes forty millions annually out OF
fbe Treasury. and win continue 90 do 50 lor
many Years. aad that with So lmport3ul q
bifl or its MASSAGE Wilson should nave hdu
,.orr,,,s enough t0 have voted one way or
fhe other. that the people are tlred OF selu-
.. ..,., o.. f,,rtre.. who decline % vote on
;..,,,o,.r1nf measures Like this for fear
rhev win lose some OF Iucl5
friends. that they now propose 10 SeuH
men there who have az lclsl lue N"A' a. "
+heir convictions. aud who Will not do0se
-oto Truly Yours,
J0HN W Mason.
2, turns out that the above letter 9d-
dressed toJ. T.. Han, was intended ioI NJ.
r HAN. postmaster at Phuppl, ANA e9'.ol
of the Phlippi R,pubt'n- ieuee '"eS'
tears
Mason has been long acting the roe on
and 10y the people OF tn-S
community he has always been resdrIeu
as fair man in politics, out ms
true qualities have been demonstrated
in this canvass. and the people OF
this section. Democrats and RepuO-
hcans alike, are only glad 20 ind him out.
They have not forgotten his treatment OF
Chap Fleming ana are glad 90 have thevcu
removed ln q letter Co the REGISTER
few tavs ago Dee appeared la tle role OF d
conscientious official who was giving az
teutiou t0 the governments business. I'm
tle above he appears I'm his true light, that
of small politician who does not hesitate
to resort 90 low, mean methods 90 accom-
piish a purpose.
90 has always been urged that he was
responsible for H1rm0n's nomination, and
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raalburr Miner. on a Strike.

Special Telegrdm 70 NJ Hsgl"F'
CHARLESTON. W. VA, October 90
The miners Of the Coalburg Coal WORKS
are on strike for an advance oil nall a
sauf
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r-v If for IL never disappoints- DR.. hun >
Cauth Syr.p. At tall dealers ff'os . cents d
bottle. ... Ban.
lie who steal, my purse steal. tFash .,ou. Du.
he Who wantonly purloin' III! Do.ni W. tir, in
l.nI mi caves me bankrupt. q victim to aches
and pains. a sorrowins woeful citizen, un'I
can slowly creep to the nearest drug stoie'
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sr,Nn ZIP. s1K. MASON.
STAND ~ .hN' 'aAH"-''
Thee secrets DO Leak out. aud We Can't
f,,..t tf..f,, f.,bfisbfcc Them.

Thee secrets DO Leak Out, aud We Ga" 1
Can't Help Publishiog Them.
FAuNoNr w. Va, October o. lN'o.
To th. EIitor 90 th. Register
Sm-This evening there was placed
in the hands OF Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson.
through the hands OF Mr.. j. Z. Hall to
whom it was addressed. 90 letter from
Mr.. John W. Mason, who outragcs the
high Office OF Commissioner of Internal
Revenue iu rcsortiug to such question
able political methods. verbatim copy
0f which is as follows.
In.r-.r.I
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| hope, therefore, that you will give
attention to the speakers. l have the
pleasure of introducing to you the Hon.
John O. Pendleton.
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uoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Heware of limitations.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-08-14
Glen Bros.
THE
NEW
VIBRATOR.
the
NEW
VIBRATOR.

Mr.. ], r. Chapman, who is in the
employ of the Glen Bros. Nursery Co,
0, Rochester, n. Y, made his first de-
livery last week. which was pronounced
by competent judg.s as being the best
nursery stock tn they had yet seen
Every order was delivered and no
kicking. The purchasers We're all un
usually well pleased with their stock,
and Mr. e. had no trouble in collect
ing every cent due him. They all
said it WAS the finest lot Of trees ever
delivered in this section Of the conn
ty. and viii no doubt, win for Mr..
Chapman large and profitable spring
delivery. Every tree, every shrub.
every vine proved to he inst what was
ordered. We are glad TO learn that
Ottawa county has at least one fruit
tree agent that has done just as he
agreed, which speaks well for him, as
well as the company Should yon
think of buying anything in the nur-
sery line, don't fail to give Mr.. Chap
man your orders. He will do just as
be agrees, and so will the Glen Bros.
fillmore, O., Independent, Nov. 7th,
1889. March 20 months.
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Death Of James D. Eetallic.

jas. d. Rc,ulIic. tho poruIa,
gcntlcman and ab!est lawyer ei
the New Lexington Bar, died Mid
night of last Sunday. He had been
i'll for severnl days. and was taking
medicine ut fixed times under the
order of his physician. lie rose up
md sat on the bed side. lie Com
p,ained to his wife that he tel.
strangely. and asked her to get him
the medicine from a near table. As
she came with the dose to admins
ter, he said Maggie, it is morn
jnx." and Tell frum the bed on the
floor ut her feet. dead 1t is not in
DIS now before his uncovered grave
TO speak. except in prayer, ct Jim
Ketaslic. Generous. bu!i. manly
faithful and truo. What iniirmities
he had charity NANTES and friend
ship will not unrcil. HIS many
friends in Logan trin III common
Sympathy TO his wife and child
Il number of his Logan friends at :
tended The funeral Yesterday. II
is our hope AMI prayer, that with
Jim. s.It ia marning.'
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-08-14
LEGAL NOTICE.
Seth. Weldy, Admin iStrator OF the estate o
Jonas Beery, deceased, Plf.
VS.
Catharine Beery, Etal. DEPENDENTS.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hook
ing County, Ohio, Cause 21l0.


Susan Huford and David HufFord, he1
husband, residing in Carroll County lndi
ana, whose post 0fficA address is Rossville
Clinton County, Indiana, will take motto,
that on the. 18th day of July, A. D. IL
Seth Weldy, the plaintiff. filed his petition
County. Ohio in case No. 2ll.. against tn,
tbove named parties and others, prayfnt
that a certain deed of conveyance OF rea
estate situa;e in Hooking County, Ohio
'xe"utet OIL the 26tll day OF August A. ~
$50, by Jonas Seery, decreased, i!Ien Ill III!
i'-, to the dr,endeiit ta;t!arinu Bcery. hi
.heE wife, he Gtci;.fslt void anG rel "sl'
iOr the re iSou ihiI sill conveyance W'''
ra'I" WI;hort nrtV rrs,>'i' r':tinil III con: u
lLat.0n.O :.II:n i0a. .in.t conspiracy l.:
" .eii .. JoIiHf BvElH ana aitsfI:s
::-'cry. Ia hinl, T., Il. i.y, "n,! deiraUd ~
-'es;i;urs Oi L.. \ iti i.i,aS '.e"'y lac hell
t"e sil.i.' nt :ai .to:..cyah;c iafs IS II
cbted tnl!,eis PERSONS, a:S H. ANA ~
al t'aihrr'rc u b,c:y, vel! IL ew;h'S'' pray
~ limt said ie..l estate n"y ht -oi'. top
'cf.;>, Line t:'iwer q G:;thl:ins. Se'rE, VII
.w. lac assigned III Il ,;i. rights hn:t III i-.
sis u: all The parties, niju>tet anu ut!e!
nin-d.
S..i fetl estate, .s,I Transferred and col
eyed ~. lore s:.ie: is buandcd oid sicsrl ibr,
IS follows, to wit:
The South east quarter of The North-eas,
quarter, Section II Town ship,l5 fang'
II, containing Al acres, more or less; al
SO the North west quarter Of the South
east quarter OF the si,lne section, town
ship and range, containing Il acres
more or less, excepting from the above tive
rarts 10 acres here; ofore sold To S;,muelsS'
lair, also fr,tct t:OI.al lot number 2, in th'
anne esection, '&ownship and r,hse, con
aiming - acrtA, Ilstt II <ctional2lUt huInbe
in the s;,meiMttiOn, tdMnsiiipHnd rang
.ontainin llf.cr..s, also iractiunat lot nun
Der in the s,inle sectiOn, township N,
fange. Refer ICE 3!eing had % book "a
,ecOid OF fraction lsIOts of Hooking Count.
)hiO for greater certainty.
Said parties are required to answer Oh o
etnre the -2Gth day of September, y. J.
1890, or judgment may be taken agains
them.
= SETH WELDY,
Admr. OF the estate Of JOnts Beery, decd
BY :. WELDY Il Z. H. BUERH AUS, Attys
An. II, CIV.
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THEY SPLIT.
Ohio Farmers on tho Tariff Question
The subject to be a Bone OF Com
tention in tho Approaching Con-
vention in Columbus.

Ohio Farmers on tho Tariff Question
The subject to be a Bone OF Com
tention in tho Approaching Con-
vention in Columbus.
COLUMBUS, o., July 60.
Secretary Bonham, of the state board
Of agriculture, today received commu.
nication from Hon. Burton Jones, men,
Der of the executive committee of the
Huron county Farmers Alliance who il
actively interested in arranging for the
convention OF the farmers organizations
to be held August 13, for the purpose of
adopting platform of principles upon
which to take part in the politics of the
state and nation. Mr.. Jones states that
the committee in charge Of preparations
for the event has found that the atten.
dance would be so large that the meet
not best accomplish the eads de.
sired. They have therefore limited
the attendance to one delegate
the state. The presence of one delegate
from each association means the attend
ance OF several thousand. The conven-
ton will consist Of representatives of
Farmers Alliances, the Changers, Pa
irons of Industry, and farmers clubs
There are 367 Farmers Alliances,
larger number Of Grange organizations,
several hundred associations known as
Patrons of Industry, and still greater
number OF farmers clubs, the latter be-
ing independent of the older societies. 1t
will be seen, then, that the convention will
be the largest and most representative
meeting offarmcrs ever held in the state
10 taSo :c.ien relative to TIC ::s.:c :::ss..:c..!-
tnral interests of tho county.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-08-14
EVERYBODY GRABS.
STATISTICS AS TO APPLICATIONS
FOB PENSIONS
Under the New Law-ovsr Two Hund.
red Thousand Now INA Land Office
Business Done by the Claim Agents.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Thc persons
tied, to pensions under the disability act
are not allowing grass to grow under
their feet. The bill became law June
%, and from that time to the present,
the pension Office has received and ac-
knowledged 206, 900 applications for pen
sions. 1t is estimated that there are at
least 10000 applications in the Office, re-
ceipt Of which has not been acknowl-
edged. Tho estimate was made when
the bill was before congress that there
would be about 3OO,OOO cases which
would come under its provisions. 1t is
not supposed that all cases filed will te
favorably acted upon by the pension, but
it is thought the rush Of applications is
about over.
The activity of the claim agents of this
city and the extent of the increase in
their business in consequence of the re-
cent pension act may be inferred from
the fact that for the quarter ending June
80, the receipts Of tho Washington City
postoffice increased 80 per cent, and
the postoffice officials say tho increase
thus far for the month of July Is proper
tionately greater than the preceding
months. This enormous growth is due
entirely to the mail matter sent OF. by
claim agents to pensioners and those who
arc entitled to pensions, urging them to
mako application under tho disability
law. The sale OF two cent stamps to
single pension agent has been as high as
IS, 900 in one transaction.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-08-14

The unjust and uhfounded
rumor having been circulated
that the hotels in Springfield
proposed 10 charge an IN
creased and exorbitant rate 10,
accommodations during the De
mocralic State Convention. l.
is emphaticalIy denied as an nm
Just assertion by The committee
of arrangements. The Spring
field hotels will charge no more
than their usual rates, TO dele
gates and visitors TO the Conven
tion. They are under positive
pledge 10 that effect with the
COMMITTEES. The hotel rates wills
average from sl.00to 50 50 pc,
day and no exiortlon will be
permitted by the citizens D!
Springfield, who. without regard
10. The party, are determined thai
all who attend the Convention
shall be well entertained.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-08-14
FOR CONGRESS.
RrZNE DUNCAN,
OF Jackson County.

Two or three months ago Isaac
b. K.ntner was appointed Supt-
|tf the Hooking Canal, in Capt. d.
: Milleris place, the change to
kavs taken effect August 1st. but
ke failed to receive his commission
- that date. Tuesday Ike and U.
= Bowlby went to Columbus to
Intend the meeting of the Board of
|Rabl;c Works. and investigate, but
lbupd upon their arrival that the
Board had met on Monday and ro-
6onsidered the appointment Of Mr.
koniner. and re appointed Mr. Mil
1er, and adjourned.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-08-14

Have we any truly great men
ai he present dayg Some doubt
If and ask to he shown he mo-
dern Washington, Franklin, or
Webster. However this may be
of one thing we are sure, there
never was a greater blood puri-
fi.r that Ayers Sarsapari!la.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-08-14

The commission to select the site
Cor the new EpiIeptlc ASYLUM con-
clu.lcd it's labors Friday by de.er-
mining upon GallIpoiis, the home
q Col. Vance and The terminus 81
he G. Ii. V. & L. railroad, OF
which Mr.. Waite is president.
r uch dissatisfaction has been caus-
cd by the decision of the board
and It is hirted that a strong effort
Wili be made to induce the Legisla'
lure 10 reject the report to the end
shat q new one, composed of men
who arc not residents of the county
in which the institution is to b.
situated, can be appointed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-08-14

The Logan Fire Clay Co. are
furnishing the city with a superior
4ual,ty Of paving brick. which brick
are being put down in the slley be
{ tween tho Kessler and We,land
I Eprpperties. They are uniform In
E6ise and perfect in every way and
'nro second to none in North Amer
~. Our streets should be paved
with this grade Of brick. They
anakc The finest roadway IN the
uorId, and are cheaper in the long
run ;h.n any other material that
oan be found.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOtlcets herebygiven, that the follow
ing AccOrnts and Vouchers have been filea
in the Probate Court CT Hooking county
Ohio, for first and final settlement.
Milton Armstrong and Nelson Ar1
strong, Executors of the last will and te,
lament of william Armstrong, deed.
And the same will come on for hcarin
on the 9th day of August, 1880, at
O'Clock a. NJ. or as soon thereafter rs n.;.
be convenient. w Il. AZ h FIX
July N-SW Hfo Jud.e
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Auorrtble Accident.

= IRoNwooD, Mich, July es.-A horrt
BILE accident occurred at the outing of
tho Grand Lodge OF the Sons of St.
George, OF Michigan, at this place.
About 900 were in the pavilion, struc
ture raised nfteen feet above the ground.
when without warning it fell precipita.
ting the mass of human beings to the
ground. For moment there was still
ness and then cry of terror was sent up
By tho struggling victims. Willing
hands went to their relief at once. The
major portion were more scared than
hurt. These werc extricated and made
as comfortable as possible.