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At the annual meeting Of the Knox Agricul-
iuFaI ana horticultural society held At West
tamden, the following officers We're chosen for
the ensuing year: President-Col. r. Williams
Of RoGhland Nioe Pre~dents-E Ninal, Cam
zen Alden Goth, Warren; b. W. Counce
ihomaston; John Fogler, Hope Augustus
Alden. Union. Tru>tees-,Iohn Fogler, f. VI
tary-F. W. Smith, Treasurer-Sumner Leach
The following are the officers of the North
Knox Agricultural AMI horticultural Society
for the ensuing Yea Nathl. Afford Hope
President VIM Gleason, Union Secretary
Burton, Union, Treasurer Joseph .. Cobb.
Union; Edwin SCth. j.. Warren; Samuel
Ripley, Washington VIM. H. Me~ervy, Ap-
pleton; aud VIM. j. Alden. Hope. Wee Presi
dents Sila> Halves, Union; A. d. Wiley. Az
pleton; II. e. McC urdy, Washington; d. 4
PaySon, Hope, ana james Creighton, Warren.
Trustees.
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\ terrible tragedy looA place last Mon
day on board The schooner julia +. Gam
age in New York harbor The mate OF
the vessel, whose name is VIM. II. Har-
ris, ordered two of the crew, named Sam.
Hassan and Thos. Anderson to scrape the
masts which they refused to do. High
words followed and Hassan struck he
mate violent blow. which was the signal
for a general fight. The mate finding
they were likely TO kill him drew knife
and stabbed Hassan through the breast.
killing him instantly. He then turned
upon fellow named Burleigh, who was
aiding Hassan, and stabbed him through
the abdomen, INJECTING fatal wound
The mate then ran off the vessel upon the
dockA aud was arrested by the + dice.
The Schooner belongs in RockIand, and
the dead Hassan belonged in Deer Isle,
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Subscribers requested to take notice OF the date
the colored slips attached to the paper. 1t is the
only form OF receipt used. For instance, Is
May 81 means that the subscription is paid to that
date. When new payment Is made, the date will
be Immediately changed to correspond and thus a
receipt In full is sent with every paper Subscribers
in arrears are requested to forward the sums due.
Rp- In sending money, state THE POST OFFICE
to whj5n the paper is .-Ra
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The riot at Rochester New York, grow
ing out of the outrage Of young white
girl by negro, il at an end After sew
eral men had been killed and more
wounded BY the fire Of the military the
negro was indicted, taken secretly into
court, plead guilty, ami sentenced to
twenty years in State Prison He was
Immediately put within the walls Of the
prison The mob were extremely auN-
ious 70 hang him.
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REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1872.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
WILLIAM H. SIMPSON

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance, $500 year
within the year, $3.50, at the expiration of the
year, $500.
ADVERTISING TERMS, For square, tone
inch of length in column, sl.25 for three weeks
and % cents Tor each subsequent insertion A trac-
ton OF square charged as full one.
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SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address OF
papers changed, must state the Post Office to which
the paper has been sent az well as TO which il Is
The Republican journal., 1872-01-11

BLACK MAILING IN RoCKLAND. The
Gazette gives an account OF the process
by which Hiram Brewster. a well known
resident of that city, has been inveigled
out of large sum, probably S25o0, by
combination of sharks. A Mrs. Abby, and
Mrs. Davis and her husband are the par
ties implicated. They got Mr.. Brewster
in compromising situation with the wo-
man Abby, as is alleged, and by threats
of exposure extorted money from him to
the amount stated, when he refused to be
any longer bled, and hence the exposure.
Mrs. Davis was ordered to give bonds in
the sum of $500 for her appearance to
the charge before the $. J. Court. She
furnished bail and was discharged. The
officers are now looking for Davis, to ap-
prehend him to answer to the same charge.
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ADMINISTRATORS, kXECUroRs and CT ARDIANs
desiring their advertisements published in the
Journal will please so state to the Court.
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AT MIDNIGHT

= consultation of physicians was held; ana f;
was decided not 10 attempt to probe he wolnd
again for the present. tor fear that Inflammation
would set in. Subsequently the bal! was dis
covered, bat il was found, from il position, i'm
possible to eXtrcate it.
The Republican journal., 1872-01-11

Among recent nominations by the Gov
ernor are the the following
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MARRIED

MARSHAL-SMOKE-ln the city Of
Rochester. n. Y, October 9th. by the
Rev. r. p Robinson, Mr.. L. e. MAR
sHAL, of Rochester, and Miss LAWN A
SMOKE, of ManitoWoc.
MIR. Marshal has resided in this city
and during his stay, made many friends
who wish him and his young bride al
the happiness imaginable in their matri.
monial enterprise. The fact has been
demonstrated for ages past that there is
nothing so conducive to the happiness OF
an honest, liberal, Industrious young man,
as gentle, loving young woman.
The door oflife is open wide,
And these two souls, now sido by side
The happy and his fair bride
Commence their pilgrimage.
May 'Love's sweet Dreams be neer expelled,
May all the joys of youth be held,
In unity their hearts to weld,
And all their griefs assuage.
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Guarlzian,s Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that the eth day Of No
vember, a D. 1872 at 10 o'clock in tn. forenoon Of
that day the premises hereinafter described. in
the town OF Cooperstown, in the Comfy Of Manito-
and State Of Wisconsin, shall sell 81 Public
Auction. TO the highe.. bidder for CASH, all the
right title and interest of Joseph Allie and Sophie
Allie minor children and heirs at law of Joseph
Allie late deceased in and to the following described
premises, to:0it: The north half - OF The north
quarter = OF the south west quarter ~ aud
south cast quarter 90 in section no. one ~ town
no. tyenty-one, f2ii Range twenty two az situa
ted in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. The above sale
is to be made under By virtue and in pursuance al an
order Of sale duly e ly the County Court of Brown
County Wisconsin on the 9TH day OF October, A. D..
1S1G PHlLIOEf ALLIE.
Dated, October Sth 1872. 2I-3t
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POstRl Regulations.

The following are the amended regula-
tons Of the Postofice Department under
the laws lately passed. Cut them out
for reference:
Packages of merchandise not exceed.
ing II ounces in weight, and not liable
to damage the mail, are subject to post.
age at the rate OF cents for every two
ounces or fraction thereof, when unac-
companied by any writing other than the
address. and so wrapped that their con-
tents may be examined.
Any printed matter except books, may
be sent for one cent for each two ounces
or fraction thereof to one address, limited
to pounds. Books are subject to a
postage of tac0 cents for each ttco ounces
or fraction thereof, limited to four pounds,
except books published or circulated hv
order of Congress.
Samples Of metals, ores mineralogieal
specimens. engraved plates. stencil plates
and electrotypes limited TO II ounces in
weight, and 50 wrapped that they may
be examined, arc subject to prepail
postage Of cents for each two ounces or
fraction thereof.
Under the new Code, Sec. log, Post
masters are authorized to register, with
out fee, letters containing fractional or
other currency Of the q. s. Treasury fer
redemption.
When less than letter postage is paid.
the ends of the packages must be left
open for examination Of the contents,
otherwise letter postage should be chsrg-
ed.
Seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots and scions,
sent by mail, must be put up in packages
not exceeding II or, and admitting of
examination, otherwise letter postage
must be required. Ii puf up as indica-
ted, they may pass for two cents fer each
two ounces or fraction thereof.
The department Is not liable, pecuni
arly, for losses occurring in the transmits
sion and delivery of letters. but will make
all proper efforts to guard against losses.
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p. j. PIERCE.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, CRY TREAsUHEE's Or
ManiloMne COUNTY. EtauiEnNnc SIT %. l

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Cry TREAsUBEE's OFFICE
Manitowoc County. Manitowoc Sept &c, 1872
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners oroccrPant
Of lots or arceis Of land fronting on 9Th stree
from Commercial street north to the Corporation lin
I'd Ward of this city that the list for the improve
ment of said 9Th street in the 2d Ward has been de
Iivcred to me for collection and that the said owners
occupants of lots parcels Of land fronting The
street above described hereby required Pay
within thirty days after the date Of this u0ticcthe
taxes charged in said list TO tue lots parcels Of land
owned by them respectively, together with the com
mission Of five per ceDtUm the thereof for
collection fees and that if such taxes viii he paid with
in fifteen days from the date OF this notice the fees
for collecting the viii be only two per centum
on the amount Of such taxes
244t \. NJ RICHTER, City Treasurer.
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GIVE THANKS.
The Annual Proclamation by the
President Appointing a Day OF
Thanksgiving.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct H.
By the President Of the United Stctes Of america
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, The revolution of another year has again
brought the time when it is usual to look back upon
the past and publicly thank the Almighty for his
lnercies and his blessings;
AND WHEREAS If any one people have more occa-
sion than another such thankulness is the clt
zens of the United States whose Government Is their
creature subject their behests; who have reserved
to themselves ample civil and religious freedom an
equality before the law who, during the last twelve
months, have enjoyed exemption from any grIevous
or general calamity and to whom prosperity IN agr-
culture manufactures and commerce has been Youch-
safed;
Therefore. by these considerations. recommend
that on Thursday, the Twenty eighth day OF Novenl-
Der, the people meet in their respective houses OF
worship and there make their Acknowledgements to
God for His kindness and bounty.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto set my hand
and caused tine seal of the Tinted States to be a ed
Done at the City of Washington, this ith day OF DC
tober, A. D. 1872, and of the Independence OF the
TsEAL1 United States the 9th.
(Signedl U. :. GRANT.
By the Presid9nt
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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FRANCIS CREEK, Oct. II, 1872

Mr.. EDITOR Below are the name.
of pupils attending the Public school at
Francis Greek, whose average scholar
ship is is or upward on a scale of 10
for the month ending Oct. 1lth 1872:
Nicholas Keenan,, 8; Mary Chloupek,
81; Annie Dresner, s Louis Hassamer,
s; Frank Paolis. 81 Anon Chloupek,
~ Frank Havlicek, y Frank Koslik,
It Amelia Chloupek, 1-5; Albert
Havlcek, lilo; Theresa Hessel, T;
John Stuober, 7; Joseph Havlicek, 7 !;
Edward Chloupek, 65; Antoine Dresner,
6-7; Annie Dwosak, 81 =; Rosa Chou
PEEK, O.; Chas Havlihek, 81; Mary
Pavlis, 6l-5. JOHN CuLoUPEK,
Teacher.
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U. 8. REVENUE MARINE,
U. S. REVENUE STEAMER JoHNso
Orr AL NIrnunc Oct Ii 1910

OFF MASITowoC, Oct IA, 1872
The following named vessels were anchored be-
tween Maitowoc and Twin Rivers, and boarded
by an officer from the U. S. Revenue Steamer John
on Monday, Get II
Barks-Two Francis, Wilson, Chicago to Buffalo
grain; E. c. L., Thompson, Chicago to AIenominee
light, Two Brothors, Dayy, Chicago to Menominee,
light; Sardinia Buffalo for Buffalo.
Brig-Pilgrim. Davis, Chicago to Menominee
light.
Schooners-Atlanta. Wilson, ChicogN to Menom.
inee, ballast; lack Chandler, j. d. Stedman, Chi
cago to Buffalo, cora; Queen of the West, A. Flem-
ming. Chicago to Menomonee. light; Cuyatoge
Chicago to Menominee, light; Mediator, McDavd
kee to Buffalo, grain; W. Hunter, Chicago to Buf-
falo, grain; Ebenezer Chicago to Wolf River light
Gamecock, Chicago for 0conto, light Morning
Star. Manitowoc for Cleveland, slaves.
The schooner Hamilton of Chicago, BOYD master,
was discovered ashore near Twin Rivers with q sig
nal of distress flying; assisted, pulled off the
beach, and towed TO Mantowoc by the cutter John
SON. She was leaking badly when the cutter left
her in Manitowoc at 2. NJ. of that date
DAVID EVANS, Captain.
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NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN CITY TREAsURgn's OFFICE
Manitowcc County. l Manitowoc Sept &C, 1872
RI Office is hereby given the owners or occupants
N of lots parcels OF land fronting on CONNER
cal street between Main and sta street 18th Ward Of
this city that the list for the improvement of said
liyered to for collection and that the said owners
occupants oflots parcels of land fronting the
street above described hereby required to pay 10
within thirty days after the date OF this notice
Che charged in said list to the lots parcels OF
land owned by them respectively, together with the
ission OF five per ccntGm the amount there
OF for collection fees and that. if such taXes.w lie
paid within fifteen days from the date of this notice,
the fees for collecting the will be only two per
centum the amount Of such taxes.
24-4t 4. Vi. RICHTER, City Treasurer.
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r. K. RAND. If our readers want to
see Hardware by the ton, they must 60 to
Elijah, who has received only sixty tons
of iron and spike this week. He also
received new consignment of the cele
brated Weed Seaoing Machines, some got
up on an entirely new and very conven-
lent principle. Go and see him, he will
exnlain fpllv
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Petition cf G | Gilbert and others fol
sidewalk on west side of 9th street be-
tween Buffalo and ST Clair streets with
recommendation that petition be grant
ed. Petition granted, ayes 10, nays 0
The following claims were reported
back with recommendation that they b,
allowed in full:
A + Dumke & Co. s. IS reps. on Eng
Tug Kitty Smoke16O 90 Towing
Ayes 10, nays 0.
The rules were suspended and the fol
lowing claims acted upon:
II Greye & Bros 1894 90 re- on En-. H
It Gauger 45 90 " York str
? A Camp SO so driving piles
J 3 Bahr so 90 help for brdg
* Nyhagen 40 90 build. pier light
The above allowed, ayes TO- nays O.
The Mayor submitted the following as
amount of orders drawn on Poor Fund
for the month of September LIST ward
$25 90; I'd ward $38 90; Sd ward SIC.
4th ward s24 90; Total s1O6 90
Report ordered filed.
Communication of Ell Greye, Chief
Engineer, notifying the Council that the
semi-annual review would take place on
Monday, Oct. 2Sth, at 3 o'clock, p. ~,
was ordered fled
Quarterly report of Fl. Greve, Chief
Engineer, for quarter ending June SOtb
and Sept. 30th, was received and filed.
The Committee of the 4th ward, to
whom was referred remonstrance Of S A
Wood, report as follows
Recommend the granting Of so much
of the within remonstrance as relates to
Block 60, and that there be no sidewalks
built in front of that block.
Report adopted.
A j Patchen submitted the following:
WHEREAS, John Meyer, the contract
or for sub-structure of Main Street
Bridge, reports the same completed,
therefore
PesolUed That committee of three
mechanics be appointed to examine said
work and compare with contract and
specifications, and report to next meet
ing of this Board said committee to
consist of G s Rand, W Langworthy,
and L. Armsby.
Resolution adopted.
A j Patchen submitted the following:
ResolUed That the Clerk be instruct
ed to advertise for proposals for painting
and sanding the wood work on Main str
bridge; to be Of two coats Of brown
paint, to correspond with color of iron
draw. Adopted
Bids were opened for improving Wa
ter Street, between 1lth and 18th strs.
and csntract awarded to G. Grutzmacher
he being the lowest bidder; work to be
done within 60 days
On motion, Council adjourned until
Oct. 2lst at - p. m.
Jos. RANKIN
City Clerk
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SH--a =
DIED.

W lLLIAMS-In this City on the 10th
inst, IRhA LEoNA, only daughter O.
Charles j. and Lealina Williams, agec
two months.
Her spirit longed to soar on high,
Too heavenly pure to linger here;
shs sought full soon her native sky
To meet her kindIier spirits there
Oh, shonld we grleve, now she is best
And wish her back to earth again,
Or sigh that she now sweetIy rests
While we in this sad world remain?
All no! The gracious power that gave
May .ure his own free gift resume
His mercy chartens but to save
To lead us heavn'wsr through the tomb.
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Casf0ria-a sui

Casforit-a substitute for Castor Oils physic
which does distress grpe but is sure 10 operate
when all other remedies have failed. You may con-
fdentIy rely upon the Castoria in Stomach Ache
Constipation Fatuency, Group, Worms, Piles or De
ranged Liver 1t sneither Minerals, Morphine
Opium Alcohol but is purely vegetable prepar-
aton perfectly harmless, above ALL pleasant to take
The Castoria soohes and quies the system, and pro-
duces tural sleep. 1t is wonderful thing to as
simulate the food of children and prevent them from
crying. So cent bottle will do the work for fami
ly and save many doctors bills. 244t
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NOTICE.
CITY CLERK's OFFICE

J
WHsREls, At regular meeting Of the Board of
Aldermen of the City of Mautowoc the nth of
October 1872, il Resolved that the Clerk be in
rtructed 10 advertise for proposals fsr painting and
sanding the woodwork of Main Street Bridge 10 be
OF Brown paint to correspond with the coll
or of the Iron draw.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposal. win
he received by the undersigned for painting the said
Bridge in accordance with the above resolution and
specifications in this Office within ten days from the
de .e Of this notice. JOS. RANKIN,
27-2t City Clerk.
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Our Republican candidates meet with
a general approval by the people Of this
county and are heartily welcomed where
ever they GO. This is as it should be,
there is no better set of officers than were
nominated at the late Republican Con,
vention, and cur people aciU vote for the
best men irrespective Of party dictations
So mote it be.
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JOB PRISTTNG.-Our merchants are
becoming more and more liberal in having
their Letter, Note and Billheads printed,
and find it much moro profitable and con-
venient than they had expected. We
feel grateful for the liberal share Of pat
ronage and hope, by well executed work
to merit its continuance.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-17

JAMES S. ALAN makes his bow to his
friends aud patrons in this issue in new
advertisement We are glad to perceive
that his establishment is already well pat
ronized and that his customers are pleas
ed with their purchases. We commend
Mr.. Alan as good business man and a
gentleman in every respect.
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To DREssNAKERs, and others in want
of Sewing Machines. we guarantee the
machine sold by us to be first class in
every respect and we viii sell it for about
fifteen dollars less than the price of aay
other machine of like quality.
oO-,f o. II. BACON & Co.
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I. N. STEWART, Principal.

PARLoR ORGANS. -Messrs Bacon &
Co., received last week, from Fl. N.
Hampstead. of Milwaukee, one Of the
finest organs in tone and external finish
We have eyer met with. The tone is
perfectly soft and sweet in all Its differ
ent changes, and at the same time as pow
erful-if not more so-than any similar
instrument we have ever heard.
Such an instrument to accompany the
sweet songs in our Presbyterian church,
would leave little if anything to be de-
sired in our church music.
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New SHoEsHoF. Mr.. Chas. Cold
water has bought the establishment own
ed heretofore by Mr. Hans Larson and
is now fully prepared to make all kinds
of first class boots and shoes to order,
warranting a good fit, good stock and
good workmanship. Try him.
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EDITOR TRIBUNE Dear ST.: AS
there are two good candidates in the field
for the Office of High Sheriff and both
the regular nominee of their respective
Conventions, and not wishing to be In
strumental in defeating either, / wish 10
withdraw my name from before the peo-
pie as independent candidate for said of.
flee. Yours truly,
d Dr1or,
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SHE IRtBUNE.
COUNCIL PROCEEDING >.
MANlTowoc, Oct. 18th 1872

MANIToWoC, Oct. 18th 1872.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Mayor Luling, Aldermen
Dumke, Schuette, Conway, Hansen,
Smalley, Bean, Knickrehm, Gill ert,
Prochozka, Patchen.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved. Petition OF Geo. Bartels re-
ferred to lst ward committee Petite n
ofO. Christensen referred to 4th wald
committee. Remonstrance of S. A.
Wood referred to 4th ward committee.
A. j. Patchen submitted a resolution
for payment of re2t for Office of Police
Justice which was laid over until next
regular meeting.
The following claims were presented
~ e.,
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MUsICAL.-A good Piano, or good
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Oorgan can be
bought as cheaply of US as of the Manu-
facturers themselves. Call and see us be-
fore purchasing of others.
2O-tf O. r. BACON & Co.
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TUE cold snap We are enjoying-as the
old lady enjoyed her headache-came
quite unexpected to many. Some favor
lite flower were lost, stoves had to be put
UP and firewood had to be procured rath-
er unexpectedly.
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flEs.sNEE!S EFeb E'EF2.
SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.


AgcdtufI COLLEGE Irf,d MsaE( and
t TO tin ear IS2 will b. i 10
lay D e
o O a
eaeh described in
a i 1T
l dan drHnau upqid;d c It
Thepe rcea geTaIe ca 0 ur
AGvt Forfeited Manitovoc County
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The greatest want of the present age is men |

The greatest want of the present age is men
and women, healthy and vigorous in mind and body
The continued headaches, weaknesses, nervousness
and Varying ailments phich afflict gener-
ally the result of imperfect action of the stomach and
other vital organs DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BITTERs, being composed entirely of Vegetable
substances indigenous to California, may be taken
with perfect safety by the most delicate, and are
remedy, correcting ali wrong action and giving
new vigor to the whole system. Goat.