The Andrew County Republican. [volume], August 27, 1875, Image 1

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T. M. TAYLPB,
Editor r.:i;t Pabli-ii
SAVANNAH, MO., FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1875.
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SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.
Jnr o,: ' ii'ri,, (, -if!i t fit, tir'n't nil hrtul. Those
tc'to ir ret; f . .1 .(j ro'u-nn :re rr!ii!tc tiitl
i' ihi'itfortrrnl i thvir i;-mlicc celUutjx.
ATTORNEYS.
WW. CALDWKLL, a'torney-at-l.-nv anil
a Xotary l'uitlic. s special attention
o --!i'L-l isilt, convevaneing and investigating
illes.
"1 T. UilYAX, attmnev al law, will pradioe
KX in all the courts of Xirihve-,t Mi-noiiri.
1" 1 ittontion toLii-tnes- in tin- county
and probate courts. Ollhv over EarniciV
II nk. T,
Wm. s. greexlke, att unk y and
counsellor at law. I'artiei.lar attention
g. u lo collection-?. Oliiee ni Ihe south side
of tin square, in new Hank Uu:ldi:ig. 2.5
"TOIIV 15. 3IAJ0US. ittoriey-at-hnv. V.'ill
ti transact all lhi.-iness entrusted to him
j.r nitly ami carefully. Hi n lis- lunl at hi
oihi'i-, 'Hi stairs, two doors ca&i of the Tost Ot-ti'-'
, .-a anin.il, Mo. 1
1 A. WIIiTTAKKlt, att niey at law ::n.l
KJm General I'h'ira A.'i.t. Savannah, Mo. Sol
di. tV ciaini-. aganut the Government ft. r hind
w in-ints, hack iay anl hona.y, w idow' ami
invalid pen-ions and general coll'.ctioiH attended
to w:'h great eaiv and proinptncr-s. Also, j'-ir-Wardin
and land agent fiMln Atchison, Topeka
& aiita Fe Railroad Company. All iiVinries
proinp.lj an.-w red. He will iiekit parlies to all
jioint-i on the road, t all on hiai. 1."
r Am jm w u mjli
BRASS JiAXD TEACHER.
JOHN S. BTTGAH,
ss r.AXI) I MAI l!i:U. .Mu.-ie arranged
) to ordtr. Alv. orv-'in.d pieces furnished
atre-qite-t. Terms ?atislartory. .72
BAKERY, Sr.
TJ V. SHKDUICK, Ka-le l-.akery. conre--JlJ
tioiiery and re-iaurant, w -t i-i'eol' the
Square. I'ariie-i lurnished on sliort, notiee. 27
rjiYsrcrAXs.
Dir. U. II. DAVEXL'Oi:'!' havm.sr located in
Sa.innali, oilers his p.-ot'ci-ioii.il .-erviceb
to the e.fizens of aannah and icinif y. Ollice
nt his resilience on Main street, one Mock eat ot
tin- square.
M
li.lv K. (.'. Mattkox -niiiiK: onr citizens
v, ah fresh 31 ) !k evi rv liiorninir A: c-ninir.
SOCrETJKS.
S- T O. O. F. Savannah T.oile, Xo.
afe&L. 14. Savannah, Mo., mect.- evi-ry
rMST'l l't'srHV I. V t- Vl VC -it (1.1,1
'tti.t ivilnws' Hall, .northeast corner
Olthe I'ublic, Mjiiare. All members ofthe order
in iro )d :.tndinL', viviting the city, are cordially
invited t meet with us.
Y1XAI, G. FAIIiK.'.X. (i.
T. IT. siEw.itT, Sei-'y,
it
A "!a TASOXIC uvannah Lodw, Xo. 71
AX iVM l- c m ...,.il ::, t .1,1.1 n.;.-.
d
...iird.r." in each month, at i o clock p. m.
i All lirothers in irjud slandiiitr arc lrater-
nally invited to i.-it tw.
15. 31. DAXFOUD, V,'.3I.
E. VT. dov, Sec'v.
CVjrw.T EX F1SAXKL1X LODGE, Xo. ;).".:;, A.
i3 F. & A . 3i. , nv-ei i li . .-t Saturday in
fS-y' h nioi)''i, at lo .. m. AM bn tlier ; m
O 'Wi:-,)iist.uii!iii!r a.-. lf::'ernall v imiicd to
vi-ir ii-. .HJ1IX L, sTAXTOX, V. 31.
F. T. 3IcFadui.s'. . c'.
9
Dealer in aid riianhfcclurcr of
fur m i t y r &
And Metallic COFFINS,
North Side the Square, Sacannah,
(In the three-story brick.)
COFFINS OF ALJf SIZES KEPT
;!i h .i!d. I al-nl f p coii-tantlv on hand a
large p' mi iiy ol thehe i quality of lumber to
ni:ik( : .i"i h-of iV.t !';;iire desired. Ghenie
ucail. I not be i!:idercOid by :iny dealei
Wc-. of t.ie jlissi. ippi.
5t3"1 '' ' can alw.iy- some one be found diy
find ni-r'it at my old n-ideiice, ready to sell cof
tin-, rt "'-I ..n-cc to ail vtiio call.
deO-ly C. WASSrilEK
A. DOEESAM,
Boot & Shoe
Maker,
And Dealvr i READV
31ADI3 Boots sud Shoes
North sii'.e I'::"jLc S uare,
SAYA.XXA.-f, 3IO.
Tl!K Ull'Jer i:;PCl v'ould
re.-pecLlully inforui .the
public that lie will always keep on hauil asr.).
ply ol the 1 i: t 31 a t k u i a j. , which will be
made i.p i n short notice, rr.it in the highest
Flyle of the ail. lle'-airi-'g ix-uiiy lon aii'
promiMlv .ittemh'd to. " Sa'u-fact ion" guaranteed
und l rus reaoui !e. A . L'UEiiSAM.
lebJolv
AFFILES WAMTE5g
Custom CMtcr raavlc Avith promptness.
The hicrbct cah price -xiid for t.pjles,
at W. 13. IIoAVdrd's borse-poYcr cider
mill, a Utile norta ot the old railroad
depot.
Savannah, Mo., August G, 1675 3m.
-IN HEMOKY OF.95
I HAVE secured tliegreat Italian Tolisii of
Jehn 3I Deniiot', ttnd am n'v prenared to
make the oldest GraVe Sione look like new. 1
propose to give satisfaction or no pay. Charges
very moderate. Tes can be seen on Yilliam
Murray's grave stonrt. JOHN T. XELSOX.
Savannah, 3Io., 31ay29th, '75 3ru
S4
15y request.
THE BELLS OP S HAND OK".
Wi tli deep affeciion aiidrecolU'ction
I ol!-n think ol tho-e Sh.mdoii hells,
"VYhose sounds o wild would in days ot child
hood
Flint; round my cradle their magic spell ;
On this I ponder wher-e'er I wander,
And then yrow fonder, sweet Cork, of thee,
With thy bells of Shandon that sound bo grand
on
The pleasant waters of the river Leo.
I've heard bells cliiminr; full many a clime in,
Tolling sublime in cathedra! shrine;
Vhile at a ylibe rate brus-i tongues would vi
brate, Unt all their music spoke naught like thine;
For mtm'ry dwelling on each proud swelling
Of thy he! fry knelling its hold notes live,
Made the hells of shandou souad far more
giv.i:d on
The pleasant waters ofthe river Lcc.
I've heard bell f(d'nig"OM Adrain's molC'in
Their thunder vollit.g from the Vatican,
With eynbali glorious, swinging uproarious,
I ;i the gorgeou t t ur: et r X otre Dame ;
3)ut thy sounds were sweeter t'aan the dome of
I'etcr
Flings ('er the Tiber, pealiug solemnly.
Oh, the be: 1.5 of Siiundon sound for more
grand on
The pleasant waters ofthe rivi r Lee.
There's a bell in Moscow, while oa tow'r and
kk.k O!
Jn St. Sophia the Turkman gets,
A'ld load in air calls men to prayer
From the tap' ring Mi:nmit of tali minarets;
Such empty phantom I frerly grant them,
Hut there's an anthem ino-e dear to me,
'Tii the belis of Sha nuoi: that sound to grand on
The plea -ant w.ih rs ofthe river Lee.
The .Footsteps oi Decay.
riiOM Tin: siuxisu.
Oil, let the soul i! slumbers break.
Arouse its seines and awake,
To see how soon
Life, in all its glories glides away,
And the stern footstep of decay
Come stealing on!
And while we view the rolling tide,
Down which our flowing minutes glide
Away so fast,
Let ivsthe pre-ent hour employ,
And deem e.sch future dream a joy
Already past.
Let no vain hope deceive the mind,
Xo happier lo;, then, let us find
To-morrow thj'ii to-day.
Our golden dreams of yore were bright
Like them the present shall delight;
Like them decay.
Ourlives like hastening streams must be,
That into one cngulling sea
i m: wfiucM ij au
The sea of death, whose waves roll on
O'er king and kingdom, crown and thorn,
And swallow a;!.
Alike the river's lordly tide,
Alike the humble rivulet's glide,
To that sad wave!
rVatk Jewels poverty ..:id pride,
And rich and poor sleep side by side
Within the grave.
Our birth is but the starting place,
Life is the running ofthe r.:ce,
And death fie goal :
There all our giUeri.ig toy3 are brought
That iiath alone ofal! unsotijh',
Is fuuiiCby all.
See, then, how poor and little worth
Are all the glittering loysof earth
That lure us here!
Where is the strength that spumed decay,
The step that roved so light and iray,
The heart's b!ihc tone?
The strength is o;!e, the si?p is slow,
And joy grows weai i-onie, and woe!
When age coraes on !
The lion. William S. Ci-oo.sbcck,
who is one cflhe most prominent i
Democrats, not only in Ohio, bi:l of
the Uni'.cct Slalos, bcin rer ucsicd
to speak in the Ohio canvass refuse,
lie is no Ih.tL kiiuL of a Dcmocrai.
He is "net in barrno;:y;5 vv-iili the
Dcmofu-aiic plalfoi in. .''It has some
good thins? in it" 3jc says, -'but 1 t n
a ban! money man. I believe in
sound currency. I want a paper dol
lar lo be wo.-i i r,- dollar. Gold is the
platform. It is against all p
in history, and is (cnlrrrv
tcac
Ju
Ohio D
canvass
INSULTING THE i-' LAG.
London, August"!. The Ameri
can war steamers, ''Congio-s'' and
'Hartford," arrived at Tripoli on
Saturday lat. A number of oHicc; s
who landed from the "Congress-"
were hooted at by the babble. Sat
isfaction was given for the insults to
the oflicers who landed, but not for
the previous insult lo the American
Consul, up to Sunday. Both vessels
rcinaiued at Tripoli."
only legitimate- standard value. I , , , T , 7 been large, and prospects are cucour-
am a Democrat and ah.avs have ' f ff P;1-. a2ing for the fall business.
been: but I dotrt subscribe to the fi-1 'v;01 abo.vo-, xhcy J,adp anotiikk bottle rouso.
'. . , . . , Tv i valcd refreshments m tne tnape ol jce-1 7r,t"p 'oip August0! - bottle
nanciat plank m the Lemocrai .c i . . , 1 . . J o a -oi l, ljji. a. uomt.
' ., , . ... ianv was neat previous io me mam, . ' ,i.
lungs of the party in I he past. ' : ,. 1 . .... . evening of starting, about ihirty
dge Ranncv, too. another emkient I !s 01 110 evc'V"f' Al ?r 'tee uiHcs from Chi. ago, about three
emocral, takes no part m the T from the northeast, the balloon is get-
Dr. Cruiksbank'3 Departure.
A meeting of citizens of Savannah,
lad.es and gentlemen, vas hold in the
r-, . -.t , , . .
, . . our highest esteem, but a jdacc m our OL-OL J-M)Osiiion, to n.re an Uid
give expi-esiion to their views concern- hearts where his memory av:11 ever be Settlers Reunion." All the old setters
ingthe departure of Dr. Cruikhank. cherished, do resolve: of the Northwest are invited to be pres-
0:i motion Judge Harlan was selected That we deplore the combina- c , . , . , ,
ri,n,V,n.m .,,i,i r KoMmnrlv at tioii of circumstances that induced him . A ocat man ot them a.e send-
S ' to change his held ol labor. mg responses to the President, James
lay lor, Secretaries. 2nd. That in him we are losing a N. Eurnes, containing interesting remin-
Mr. J. P. Altgeld moved a committee kind and sincere Iriond, a ripe scholar, licences of former dnvs which are nub-
of eight be appointed to draft rosolu- an able and :aalous Fastor, an earnest y m in the St. Joe' dailies. Wc ex-tifi-ic
nvhroc -t rj iUn oncn laborer in the M aster s uievard, and a
ttone.piene ot the sense ot the com iou wllo. I)V flis llUiva. tract one from John White, of this coun-
meeting. Carried. ted taste and his beautiful daily walk ty, as follows :
The Chair appointed the lollowing as and conversation, furnished an example "f nm ;vn 0t settler,, in fact a little
the Committee: J. F. Altgeld, YV. W. ot the highest type of a Christian gen- older than Andrew county itself. In
Caldwell, Miss Anna Morris, Rev. Mr lli' Imis lo emulate, and whom we i8-!0, my little Jamily and duds were
inrlAir l,!,,, IVnnni' P-mi n,v! i iH ever be happy to i ecerve back into thrown out of a wagon three and one-
antiM r,. J ihn Le. neU, Capt. DaMd olir midst and make Avelcome to our half miies east of Rochester. My wife
Rea, J hos. Ualton, Robert i.iho'.t, Capt. homes. umi ):lhc :xm seif Jbr five months lived
F.Mercer. :)rd. That we congratulate those peo- out on the open prairie. I took my ax
The Committee retired, and after a 'MmmS whom he is about to make and cut four forks, stuck them into the
siinvi "lisonpo vm.m-'.wi ii.vnno-i, i ,;.. ' '10nic ground, hud poles on them, and put
s.,o. t .iliM.nc o l epouecl, t nough their , .llh. That he. aml tho memljer3 of his feaves and sticks over them for shelter.
Uiiairman, v . W . Cahlwell, ttte iollow- J family, have our best wishes and will be j yro lived veiy happily for a Ion"- while,
ing resolutions: I remembered by us when we approach only occasionally a "wolf would conio
We. the citizens of Savannah. Mo ' lw Tlllollc of Grace, and wo hope that along and scare the little one on the in-
assembled at the Court House in s.tkl
city, for the purpose of expressing i,. a
public manner, the high regard and es-
teem we entertain for the Rev. Dr.
ri-n;L-i..mL- r,. c.mo vn..
been a t iiizen of our place, and for the
la.st several vears especi;tlly connected
wirh our educational interests and who
is now about to remove from our midst.
do declare: ,
That it is with no ordinary feelings of j
regret that we learn of the intended de- j
pari uro from among us ot our esteemed '
lriead. Dr. Robert Cruikshank. in whom
we lose a courteous and accomplished
gentleman, an exemplary christian, a
scholar of rare intellect and great culli-
vation.with a character thoroughly pure
and stainless.
That IiN gentlemanly deportment, in-
legt it v of character, courteous demean-
or
ot
ex:
d
em
ialloss.
That durin -Ho. io ,e M, ,0.0,1 h
S ,00 e in ZTJ&Z 'h
tensive experience as a teacher, his per-
,....,,..... (.:, . : j in -i
...
auMjiitiJci;, ins ciueipiie itiiu iiue.'at
views, jilaced our scliool in the ad.-auce
of the schools in Northwest Missouri,
and lias given them such athorouh dis
cipline, such an emulat'-ig spirit, and
intellectual and moral tone, as we may
justly feel proud of, and that we regard
h's severing his connection with us as a
detriment to our educational interests.
That while we deplore cur loss we
congraaj'ato the people cf Highland,
Kansas, and ihe Highland Univcrs-iy,
upon receiving an oyetmlary ciiizou
and eminent teacher, who po??esses no
mean or contracted views, who never
stoops to countenance or no:ice any
thing thai is unbecoming areJ'ned.liiirh-
m.ndcdano culuva cd gentleman, who
is aiways ready io Icnu a helping hand
ovvaru wna.ever may tend to elevateor
bette- the condition of his lellow-nun.
and whose kindness, geniality, retincd
taste and daily walk and conversation,
make hiai an example for all lo emu
late. On .motion, report adopted unani
mously. On motlc.i the county papers v. ere re-
! quested to copy these proceedings.
Un motion the Frequent and Secreta
ries were rcqnc.-ied to jtiruish Dr.
Cruikshank wit !i a copy thereof.
A. J. IIARLiAl, Chairman.
JOSEPH A.
F nxxciz M. Tayloi
Secretaries.
After the adjournment, we proceeded,
' with others, to the Frcsbylcrian Church,
1 1 Ifl - II-
. wnerc mere nau aj ready assembieti a
' parly cf home -30 or GO of Dr. Cruik-;
shaa!s friends, voung and old. r.nd
w
well to the Chair, and selecting John
' , "
II. lyner to act as oecrecary.
The following resolutions were unan
imously adopted :
We, the member.- and attendants at
the Presbyterian Church, of Savannah,
Mo., fceli'ug the great loss that is about
to befall us in the removal from our
midst of our beloved Pastor, the Rev.
Dr. Cruikshank, who by his earnest .
ministry, his devout and holy life, his !
daily exemplification of the higher
Christian virtues and graces, and his 1
, and tendet regard for the wellare count v, live miles from St. Joscph.on prc'cni wceic, when it is liopcii tliat
lite young, not only makes him an the Rochester road, at G o'clock.Tues- vk can oc par la ly uispcnseu witn.
tmnlc worthy to bo lo lowed, but his dav morning. She v.'as taken vto-, x "u 1 inwiuii, nm mjj mu unv, j
;iily exenisc of these qualities has so leiitlv sick Avilh cholera morbus on . maintained by the Colonel himself,
Jeared liim to our voting peonle that buiufav at 1 o'ctoelc aim paeil awuv ',ai-lt ".v 1"-uluua "l J'"".w
.... . . i , ,. i r.i .Yrili.tliroi.lli.rrwl n'rt nni'. aiip ic? ,n
quite a sociable aud ploasaut ' '-ontainiug the following: "Over
the pure and holy, and to bring us near-
"c m ol the bavinr, inis en.tcarcu
Iiinisid tons nil mul ivnn lint, milv
"leymavhntl ' Ihejr new home pic:: -
! :VU 1,ne,ius V1 ,"'1101' 1!IlU!;5 :llul.
' '.,:iuV ,ua-Y "nyiu as uiu inui m
I h,f l;lhovs ,,e.ro ;l ri(h, h'c?fc. ot souls
i v.'ho have waited on his ministry and
loVl ,ll"J.on ?arlh- . .
ot!l', .limt "1 conclusion we would
S:iy lo 111111 as Aaron to Israel ol oul:
" I he Lord bless thee and keep thee,
The Lord inake Hi? face ahine upon thee and
be gracio'.K unto thee;
The Lord litl up His countenance upon thee
and give thee peace."
Dr. Cruikshank ctunc forward and
made a short and appropriate larewell
address, after which the meetiii"- ad-
;,.,!
journet!
"MY? Miinihi s Hiioi,,. vifn nf
Elder Martin Hughes, died at the
residence of her husband in Andrew
had a similar aliaek early in ihe sea-
'?a.?gr
'c"S v"s aoubi le" 1 ' a i,oJ co -
un ion iu wtiiaiaii'.i iiuui iici .
i iss i in or v- M" ir, nnitrs. r in ... ui j.-ui,;. JO n-
She leaves five cbiid'cn. i bo oluc-t ull7- ile can waltc without a?sis
a voung man some lift ecu' or si.(ccu 2'i(,c, and hopes to be out within a
years of age, f he sou of her ilrt bus- week, but will not be able to do hard
band. The other four arc the chil- work for some time to come. The
drcu of Mr. Hughe?, 1 luce nils and decrease m Ihe size of the tumor has
!i imr r.ino-inf.-vi-nm t!np In ei'-bt , been tediously slow, but nevertheless
years of
age.
?.!
Hughes was a
rnnvin n?wt
nrmucss ami ttc is!0ti ot ruaracer.
r i i
of
and Ihough well aware that she nu.st
die she met death without llidchtng.
si at itig hat she had becu prepared
for life's last great ehange for a long
time, and was willing aiul ready to
go. In all the reLiions of Lie sha
has been true, every duty bus been
faithfully performed, ami as daugh
ter, sister, wile and mother, she iias
borne her part f-.iihiullv ami well,
leaving at i he last a good example
for U)SQ wl)Q C0U1C afier.-JSt.
Joe Herald.
Specials, from Rocklbrd, HI., slate
that at: excursion train whh about
800 passengers was thrown from t lie
track by sirikiug a cow. while re
turning to ibat cit Jrom (j en ova
last Tuesday, One passenger, was
killed r.ud si:c woumiou, some fatally. ;
GOOD LOUD DliLIVER "Ls!
..oipors, August ll.-l he loot and . uomrades vi5ited fue town of
mouth disease has broken cut with j cavcnworth aml gave the authori-gi-eal
v:olcn-c ju Dorseishu e, where t, esthcfacts aiul ames of those cn
twe.vethousa.m an.mah are down I aged in the outrage of Saltsgiver.
wtUu. ..he distemper is sprcad.ug . camc tQ thc Cars of his old com
apmly. J 1)ajons: am thev organized a band
L-AVREwee, Mask., August CI. : c; about twentv-livc, who visited his
Thc Atlantic Cviton M;H which ! i,ousa on Suudtlv night in disguise.
ouar.PTnlei! nn bo mt !i of .Ink- -will
rest: me with a mil force Mouday
1JCXt- 'i he mills give cmpioymc.iL io
-i - - .
i,v. opera i ivc-
Ul Ul. . w "i
can't remain up much longer, wdl
sarclv land iu the lake, fearful storm.
(Signed.) Donaldson.
The writing is well preserved.
3IENN0N1TES COMING WEST.
New Yokk, August 24. Two
batches of Menuouites, numbering
350,
inarched through
Wall ami
Broad streets yesterday lo the haul;
ing house of Oreeubaum Bros. & Co.,
and received cash for their drafts,
and iu the evening started for their
new homes iu the west.
Old Setiler3.
As our readers are aivare,
arraitice-
, Jcen ma(c .,fc 1ie
I
cominir
j side. I want
mt to meet mv old friends on
I the 7th, ar
nd will try and be pres-
cut.
Hard on Doctors.
Tomiquc says that the Alopaths,
the Homeopaths, the Elect ropat hs,
and the Ifydropaths, arc all paths
which lead to the grave.
This is the hundredth day since
Col. Anthony was wounded. Yes
terday, for the first time, he was
st roug enough to dress himself anil
walk out upon the front piazza of
his residence, and breathe the pure,
fresh air once again. The comprcs-
sion of the subclavian artcrv has now
been continued ncarlv seven weeks
wim only three intervals ot two tiays
each. It will be kept up dunug the
quired, who alternate hourly in the
, hIoTlAi
ll . rc.lt of wl.ioh b ibat tho
. ,
it seems to have been correspouding-
' sure. Loavcuwort h Times.
Another Railroad disaster occur
red near Sioux City, the past week,
caused by the rain washing out a
bridge in a storm. The engineer,
fireman and conductor of the train
were killed, but only a few ot the
passengers slightly injured.
A Lyncher Turns States Evidence
p.ncl is Punished by his Comrades.
Xcw Albaxy, Ind., August 25.
The Ledger Standard yesterday af
ternoon gave the particulars of a
dastardly outrage perpetrated in
Crawford county, this State: Sun
day night last a mau named Hough
ton, who with some other mcn,aboufc
one vcar ago. visited the house of a
j man named Saltsgiver and lynched
him, having made up his mind to
! tinoi xolnc oxt i r 1 mi onI iiifVirm nil
and forced open the door of his sleep
ing room. Houghton resisted their
attacks and knocked two of his as
sailants down. They finally over
powered him, and in the presence 01
his wifo administered to him fifty or
sixty lashes with hickory withes, las
ccrating his body in a most shocking
manner. After these Ku-Klux lett
physicians were called, and they
found Houghton in a terrible condi
tion, his bed saturated with blood
and suffering intensoly. Houghton
fearing further outrage had himself
himself removed to thc county jail on
Monday night and locked up by thc
sherilf. J Io recognized seven or eight
of his assailants and has given their
names to thc authorities. There is a
good deal of feeling in Crawford Co.,
in regard to the aflair and it is prob
able the parties will be arrested and
punished.
A heavy, soaking, protracted rain
fell on Wednesday night and Thurs
day forenoon last,wetting the ground
thoroughly, and giving most timely
aid to thc re-plant.