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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health ="
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffer
ed several years with lung affection, and tina
dread disease, GonsuhptiohL sanxious 20 max known
to his fellow sufferers, the means'of cure
To all who desire III he will send copyof -,..-.
scriphon used Ores OF charged, with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they win II
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHI
IT'S, etc The object OF the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread
formation which he conceves to be invauable and he
hopes every sufferer win try his remedy it w cos
them nothing and may prove a blessing. roo valid
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
& ,'fNt'f' Ton Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON 1Ft
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- DNgraeing; Patriotism.

. That officer of marines who go outraged
oil deeeneies.of humanity at Arlington per-
haps thought he was in some way commend
ing himself for great zeal to the powers that
be; and either he has most unjustifiable
opinion of these powers, or it is a bad omen
for the, country ffathey are to be pleased in.
that way. Does this functionary reflect the
views that prevail NEAR headauartersp Is
it possible that we cannot see how to bepat7
riots without being brutes p Is it possible
that our respectfor a. gr at cause requires
us to, exercise a mean supervision over the
actions and thoughts of those whose SOFA
rows differ from ours in their Direction? Is
this horrible tyranny of a majority to go
into the sacred domain of the grave, 100,
I and shall no one be grieved over, or
mourned with sentimental usage If he hap
pened to be wrong De- Shame on the zeal
that pursuesa quarrel, beyond the grave.
In the United States Of America freedom
has been much crarnped forsseme time9 but
we have always desired to believe that 1T
was only necessarily So, Permit us, men In
authority, to believe that there is still free;
dom for women to go to the grave of her
SON or her lover and cast upon it q token OF
remembrance If there is not, what bet
teriare you than the brutal despots that
made Austria by-word among nations! 2
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DIR. J. M. LINDsEY-Dedr Strive are hap
Ply to inform you that Lindsey's Improved
Blood Sed,1cher has cured a case of Scrofula
which had been running for five years. The
hesh was eaten off the lady arm so that the
working of the sinews could be seen. She is
at the eighth bottle now, and the flesh is
growing on very fast. --
JNo. RAIsToN Son, Elderton, Pa
The great Blood Purifier Of the age is Lind
sey's Blood Sedrcher. Please send two dozen
bottles at once.
r. E. SELLERS Co. Sole Prop'rs,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
~ None genuine without their name on
the bottom OF the outside wrapper
For sale by all Druggists
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iEx-PREsIDENT JOHNSON spoke to large
audience atClarksyille, Tennessee, ON We'd
nesday, pointing out the remarkable points
Of contrast between Mr.. Grants inaugural
address and Washington's first, inaugural
The contrast, was SO great, and so signifl
can't, that he did not think Mr.. Grant was
entitled to the appellation Of FSecond
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AGENTLEMAN who suffered for years fro m Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects of youth.
full ndiscreton, will for the sake of saferin humanity
send free to auwho need it, the receipt and directions
FOR making the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers Wishing profit by the advertisers expert
snce can do 80 by addressing, In perfect confidence,
b. 3@G ans ~ r''I' y JOHN B.. OG DEN. 'N 81
mlalyg L -. No: 42 Cedar street, New York.
: Home Questions for Lhe sickIy aud ,,
10" N'-" Debilitated. ' ' "
IsHworth while to endure penaf torture after every
meal when Indigestion can be immedsty relieved and
permanently cured by so agreeable a remedy HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS? t--ruwr
Does it pay to be compelled by debility and languor
to abandon active business, when lbrsin; nerve and
muscle can be braced and the whole system
ed TOT healthy condition, by course OF HOSTEL
TER'S BITTERS? i-yt -.... .t--.. -
Why approach the dnnertabe daily with positive
disgust for all that is savory delicious. when
vigorous appetite for the planes fare
by the use of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS9
Is it wise to live in this bright world as If it were
dungeon,gloomy, discontinued and miserable when the
first case of hypochondria can be cured in week by
such pleasant and wholesome excitant as HOSTETLF
TER'S BITTERS?
Gan it be possible that any person of bilious habit will
run the risk OF bilious collie when he
can tone and regulate the great secretve organ with
HOSTETTER'S BIfTERs bGUnd S9lsIgsN
Is it not species of moral insanity for any mere
farmer, mechanic, traveller be without the best
knowH setdote to the efec arof poisoned air and u-
pure water, HOST .BITTERS? ~ %. -
Considefne the harvesting nd depressing nature Of
the fqnstonai serangsmsnts TO which wdmsn is sub
should heslta seek the csrtaiu role afforded
IN snch 6sses by the genial operation OF HOSTEL
These estons Of deeper interest than any Of
soessr ~; Of dsy and hSss whom hsy
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GOOD medicine is welcome friend in
every household, for it not only relieves the
SICK but 1t brings with it the assurance of a
speedy cure. Such medicine is FoUeER.'s
compound Iodinized Cod Liver on. Bein o
nye times as strong as the. best Cod Liver
Ofis SOLO, u VIII cure affections of the lungs,
&C., by arresting the disease, while Other
only give temporary relief. Every one suffer
ing should give it q trial. 1t is sold every
where
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Extract from a ,Prfrdte .Leae,. .tf6,n Hd,cdsi,
- SIS ~ "a Str7d,oSch Isd1ads hs '3shi'fgs
- ti* = Although the eruption is mot
so violent now, the volcano is a, fearful sight
to behold. The rivers of lava still flow, and
the smoke from the crater eehds FIJI awfnl
majesty. During this volcanic upheavali it
has been very slckly here.R Apeculiar sort of
low malarious fever, which has grown out Of
the foul, condemns vapors Of the, volcano,
has prevailed To an alarming extent, and at
one time il was feared it would. de popuIate
thejslaud. But iortnnately,la sea-captain
calling here for supplies distributed Plspts-
ton Bftters to the suffering, and quick and
thorough cures were the resplG The news
spread like wild fire. Messrs. nOhing- Takin
4 Co., Commission Mefchants, had these Bit
tiers for sale. In a short time, their office was
besiegsd and their supply ex hausted, A steam
'er was dispatched to San Francisco by order
of the Hospital Depart ment, and new and
enormous supply obtained as soon as poesi-
ble. From that moment the scoprged was
stayed Not another fatal case occurred and
the epidemic has now entirely Disappeared.
~ - Isthis wonderful remedy known
in your city2 hope SO, forit is sure cure for
all feyers and miasmatic sickness, =, You may
ten your .ls9l sol, TT e rca MO
s,aarsabs qi h4a-A Tisdi u9J-Aa has
. MAGNOLIA WATER. --Superierk to the best
imported German Cologne and ,toA a 1t bali
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ANNE JUDGE sPiNsrER.

-. BY FREDERICK W. ROBINSON.
sha tf7if1J tits41S t' j. III rst
= This story viii run through four months of
the WEEKLY, and is move, that IN book form
would sell Tor $500. ANY person sending us
30 icehtsI will receive the WISCONSIN, -four
monthsand alt the numbers containing the
Beautiful story of ANNE iJgDqE.'" o Back
ment Of this story, to an who request it. -,
- Here Is an opportunity to get the best
weekly paperih ttesstate four months, and
2 S2-porromanee fsg50 cents. Address care
fully - CRAMER, AIKENs & CRAMER,
Milwaukee. Wis.
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THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST COP LIVER On
IN THE WORLD is Hazard & Caswelrs made
ON the sea shore, from fresh, selected livers.
by CASWELL, HAZARD & Co., New York,
1t ia absolutely pure and sweet. Parties who
have once taken it prefer it to all others
Physicians have decided it superior to any of
the other oils in market. Sold by all drug
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poetru.
rUsKIsH BAG-A-TELLE.

a
Old Hassan was isherman--
A Mussulmau was he,-
Though clamorous in the market place,
Too selfish he could BE-.
Though honest, he '.hooked" all he could,
With net gains he was gay,
And though his hands were filled with scales,
He never had his way.
For he and other fishermen
Paid to the Sutan's parse
tribufe-but they turned and said.
{, This is the Bos-pnor-us.
To Mecca turning Oft he called ----------
The prophet aid in vain,-
To make call for profits, that
His neighbors thought insane. a. Z
When once about the close OF day.
His own clothes nearly gone,
He thought TO try his nets and see -----~.-..
If he should longer mourn.
The nets came slowy i'm to shore,
Filled with heavy weight, = = =
And Hassan. though no fish are seen,
His hope does not abate.
For in his net there lay sack
The Sultan's seal ii bore - - -
Was ( to n-sult-an honest man, ~ < -
Fate sends this TO the shore?
He bore 1t to the monarch straight.
Though meath the load he bent, 49,
The Sultan in the palace was
On business. though. intent
He heard old Hassan tell his tale, -.- 81
nd found his story true
g sack that Hassan bro gbt, though old,
he Sultan thought be knew. rl- -Ha
H told him to bear back the sack, e
Though his bare back was sore, .Lf I
Ana these two bears now proved to be ,.s.....,
4 most decided bore ~
900, throw it in the deepest wave, ~
As deep as deep can be,
And when the rivers Ozark and still,
And no one out to sea; ...... .-... o. p --
And take this bag of gold yourself,
For honesty has charms. -srE so
So, Hassan, though Mussulman.
Then had Two sacks in-arms.
The Sultan smiled, the deed was done,
When Hassan fastened back;
"An horest one shall fill his bag;
The false one fills sack.
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l. A. EitiEIiH uis0 r, $50, 600, Geo.

* Million Million li res Descenaants setting
F:EAsadeI hi s. NrflI--Ya1e College iHnter-
Pd In the Supreme ne'1C odtrt' II New York,
FrancisI I. Manice Smith hhsssued VIM. de-
Forest Manieeend pthersoto set aside, in
| whole or in part, the will of the late De
Forest Mariice, of Hehpstead, who died in
k1s6a, lleaving property in New York and
l. elsewhere valued, at over two millions of
dollars. The testator makes certain be-
quests to his wife, mother; ahd his sons and
daughters to the extent of about one-quar-
ter of the estate, and then he gives the rest
of his real and personal estate to his execu-
tors in trust during the lifetimeiof'his wife, |
with provision for her support and for; other
purposes; and the surplus income is to be
I divided into two parts; one to- be invested
I;and accumulate during her lifetime, and to 4
pay thereout at, her death, $1,000 to the
I Trustees of Yale College, to BE invested
land aeeuniaats interest ilprihc ipal and
Eintsss ST shall amount, to $50, 000s so much
Of the interest of which last sum is then
l'to'be used by the Trustees, when required
ito .doso,l as will edu eate continuously one
person, who shall bear the i, testator's pa
| terna1 name. aha BE a ifneal descendant
of his in all it1ieir7 courses collegiate and
scientific.
The will then provides for an appraisal
Of, tbs. residuary personal and real estate
| into Twelve edual parts; three parts Of
which IRE given TO each of his two sons, 1
VIM ,,De Forest Manice and Edward yAp-
gustus Msnice;t the net income OF two parts
I is given to each of his three daughters,
Mary @. lockwood, Caroline Amelia, Man
ice,l and the plaintiff, Frances Nj. Smith,
for their life, hhd at their death the share Of
each to be divided equally mongheraehk 4
.dre1l, the net INCOME to be- accumulated
during the minority of each, EXCEPT neces-
sAary ontfay for their support aiid' az 81 10
be paid toGthenl with the aeeumulations.
In case either of the, daughters shonld die
Unmarried she is authorized to dispose of
her share by will. 3g '@
ii ItisSsoug ht>oh. the part of the plaintiff
to have the lheiYs4at-law declared seized of
the real estate. belonging. to the testator at
The time of his 'decease, subject to the dow
sriof the widow. Of goo. I3DIEs ~ o..
: The Court reserved it's decision io, r ~ !
'".FoB BRfA kFiAs F.lLsA Lady correspondent
sends us the following receipt for a break
fast dish, which she says serves for meat
and potatoes: Put into common bis
cuit-pan heaping, teaspoonfIlll of butter,
then take. enough slices of bread (stale an
swefs as well as amy to cover the bottom
ofthe' baI,. and makelta mixture to dip
them in by beating Wey-two eggs and pour
ing il. milk enough to soak the bread; sea-
son it with very little pepper and salt
make the bread quite moist, then lay it in
the butter and fry brown on one side, and,
if too soft to turn, put into the oven to
brown over the top, aid sou with have
dish that serves for meat and potatoes, con
sisting !ofneither. Tell me if you like it p
if,s1rfh 6 HH04Ael[ ~ Ls1-E.. u LlnIH. d..
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CHAPPED HANDS, FACE, HoUaH SKIN, PM
PIES, Ringworrn, Salt Rhenm, and all other
cutaneous affections cured, and the Ckin
made soft and smooth, by using the .Jusiper
Tar Soap, made by CASWELE, HAZARD &
Co., New York. 1t is more convenient and
easily applied than other remedies, avoiding
the trouble of the greasy compounds now in
nae. Sold by all druggists
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The WEEKLY WISCONSIN,
% > ''"n'5 SO CENTS.

:. On the I'd, of Junewe shall commence the
publication of an interesting and most
charming story in the WEEKLY WISCONSIN,
ii titledE YGtt sHIasEug yU'1.-Es2 1gCia
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PAST .PRAYINe FoR.-gThe. Advance, a
semi-reEgious paper published at Chicago,
is not well pleased with the appointments
and policy, which has prevailed at Wash
ington since the accession of Grant to the
presidency, and declares that that person
.snever manifested greater need of prayers
than at present. This Is very probably
the case, but we are grieved to say that we
think that "the administration sis past
praying for" Speaking uf sthel appoint
ments, the Advance says: Aas y.n,ra9
at cannot be denied, that his admins
tration does not open with entire satistac-
ton, and that good intentions have, to some
extent. been accompanied by weak deeds.
1t was a grave mistake land even worse) to
trife with the highest Office in his gift, by
bestowing it as mere compliment upon
Mr., Washburne,z with the understanding
that he should accept only, TO- resign 1t
was another sad error to send to Montana
as governor, a man with such apublished
record as MIR, Ashley. The selection OF
sur dryiweak and incompetent persons for
important posts, merely because of party
services in the political campaign, or ofper.
sonsl friendship. has shaken 1.-THE , faith OF
not a few. -. .... 49,.
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: BUTLER AND BINGHAM. The story of the
fallings out and makings up between But
Ter and Bingham5these past few, sessions,
the Cincinnati Commercial says is 1. like a
chapter OF. Nicholas Nickleby'' on the re-
Cancellation of Mr.. Mantilini and wife, We
at last come to the s.'mangline" scene, how
ever, where Mrs. Mantilini refuses to have
mercy. Butler had invited Bingham down
to Lowell, to eat CLAIMS and strawberries,
and "make up.' Bingham stands ON the
indignities he received at Buffers hands
last session. and refuses to accept. saying
that he wants no more to do with. Buffers
craftiness until the latter does him open
handed justice in the house, 1t Butler will
agree to say, a kind word to him there,
Bingham's heart viii not resist. 1t,isprob-
able we shall see these gentlemen swallow
ing September plums together, reserving
the stones to fling at each other In Decem-
"a To- .rrs
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The GREAT FAMILY lMEBIcaNE
PERRY DAVIS. PAIN, I KILLER.

FxNHF PAIN KILLER - So
- AaoIsboeh as Internal a6d Fftsrnal ssernSdy 90
Should Be- used 4 ths inst Of oold
T iffA PArN K1EIRF .1ssI issi sieIs'd 'ii''I
- Don't fail to keep it in the house ready for rA
YUNHE PAIN KILLER
IL Is snalnese- Ssr1nkn -eufoE4 sr- CHOLERA, and
has without doubt been successful in curing this
t,he most ernihem ana skllifhl Physicians m india.
ore or Less Che fAih Killer il oorRderod By
tie na.sH. sssNsttasl 4sSIsnns ssadsnta b f1oss
s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 slsssqoT4 @zsr 2
IL Each Bottle is wrapped with full directions ior
TO use.
FUyHE PAIN KILLER
Il Is sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Family
Medicines \
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IpS YapSrpr Iperu cf tnsm SsN1ng M aehsnos are
now established beyond question They take The fiTst
P F1s every fair foE ersns and Speed
M1Shinbs g hesssess, psrfesfls easy. sad do the
Agents required liberal discounts siloxcd SEND
or cireuars, samples DC, TO the principal ONCE,
49, EMPlkLsEWING M-AfJfE3kk G<s,s e q. q
decs eowthD - ga R6msry. New York
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EMINENT NEW YORK and Philadelphia ply
sicians claim that the Dubois Missisauoi
Powder cures cancer. 1t is advertised in this
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7 A New REVELATION. The Examiner and
Chronicle religious journal of the Baptist
persuasion, has had new revelation. 1t
has discovered that the venalfty and cor
ruption in the high places during the reign
of the party of great moral ideas are most
alarming. 1t says: SIS, .-,s..ui~ A.s
Us. GItis impossible to think of these exam
Piles of political venality without the sad
dest, OF forbodings. BY precisely such
agencies have republics always fallen and
civilizations persisted. It is when the
wicked bear sway that God sends his heav-
lest Judgments upon nations. as "a 7
s*i"i,* - 1t would seem as if. this senti-
ment'were now ignored and left out of the
account in all the political movements of
the day. Andwhat is worst of oil, the
! high minded and christian portion Of the
community appear to- acqpiesce in it,
and even to be involved in it. Christian,
citizens are everywhere seen not only con-
niving at, but actually participating in POI
itica1 proceedings, which ought to be alb
horrert to all christian or virtuous senti-
merit E'iiffnJ sET o. a9Ha 100 - r.,
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THE MAGIC COMB.-Teeth are coated with
solid dye. You wet hair and comb and II
produces permanent black brown. ONE comb sent
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PRIVATE medical aid. Read DIR. Whittier
advertisement
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'n Having ay leased and ASSUMED Tie peye spacious
Hua sohcitfori
6nag and influences 10, Main and Soe the
h6y ene elevator
public
enhance already
q
cannot ssha t United sa1s With the
NEwHai andS<a
Lake our city offers to persons SEEING hal
a9a pleasant place OH sen fT aY nc ma ~ rxS a
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Wit Ins TsDtIIIUM Ut II EUIIIESmI.SsSlHas.laIE
thereof. The washington correspondence
fnf al Boston, paper new w,itsss tlnt aHSther
and mae direct proof of th@si allegations
has turned up. ga letter, he saYAr is exs,
I tant written by Nh. Stanton to gentleman.
in the. West, wherein thegCarnpsa ct tte war
in unqualified terms expresses his approval
Of the Stand taken by the South and his
sympathy with their struggle. The letter.
is dated after the attack upon Sumptet, and
after fhe date of the melee between thel
Baltimoreans ind members Of the Nfassa'i
|Fchusettsl troops when the latter werei pas
sing throngh lBaltimorele en- romeiforaWash7
lington in i S6I.r"''l Of <Iisu ollGroolna0 j..
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6eneral Sntelligeilfe.
A CHILD PQISONER.

Startling Wickedness Of a Girl IL
Years OId-She Poisons n Babe and
Eires N Dwelling House.
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,tMAaNoLIA WATER:-Superiert to the best
imported German oelOsRsq and n A a 1t bali
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VGlitieal.
Was stanton / Rebel !

n Some months 4 DO controversy sprung
Up aboHk the sei9imentsse of eASee1etary
Stanton aeor about the feakin( Pntk1 ftha:
'5ebelkpn Mgative the erits til tissue
IRetw "A TIE Mort and / Sou. "a the
4ane md was legged at lnton|
That 6s6M eneosiragfh EWordaEko aveftai1
United States military officer who had de-
termined to espouse the Southern cause;
that he enthusiastically endorsed the course
determined upon by ex-senator Brown, and
gare him Godspeed as be left thGCrniIad
States Senate to 90 over to the Southern
Confederacy. On the other hand it was BY
rf6e frisEdseEsifs ystaFd7put s4fA5Bf
liYinseif. ieniti that + 4 Ms in, syifipaihy
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

There we're rs bsptisms of adults,
and 20 of infants IN 1868, in the Congre-
gational churches connected with the
Windsor Association.
There are eleven clergyman connect
ed with the Winooski Association, with.
out charge, and three licentiates.
EPIscoPAL.-The Rev. DIR. Bailey, in
his historical sermon before the annual
Diocesan Convention in 1868, said The
Church within the present limits of Ver-
mont had her more .han forty years il
the Wilderness with no Moses TO guide
her. They were spent in vain efforts t.
obtain a proper ministration OF the WORD
and sacraments to complete her orgapiza
ton on the Apostolic basis, and to secure
her chartered but subsequently seques
tered rights"
The late Bishop Hopkins published
sixteen volumes, besides four extensive
works still in manuscript, and numerou;
lectures delivered in various parts of the
United States from 1850 to 1867.
I'm 1910 the Episcopal Church in
Vermont confederated with other New
England Dioceses, and secured what they
had long desired-a Bishop.
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BUSINESS CHANGEs.-W learn that
Messrs. Pierce and Edison have purchased
of Mr.. n. B. Stevens, the lease, furniture
and good will of the Stevens House, and
will take possession to-day. The travelling
public will miss the genial greeting, and
untiring attention Of mine host Stevens,
during their sJJourn at the Stevens
House, but the new proprietors are active
enterprising business men, and we have
no doubt they will give eminent satisfac-
ton to all their guests and patrons. We
hope Pierce & Edison will meet with the
highest success in their new enterprise.
We understand that dinner to-day at
the Stevens House will be served under
the new proprietors.
Mr.. Stevens will take possession this
morning of the store and stock of goods of
Pierce u Edison, and for the present con-
tinue the dry goods business, of that firm
We are glad to know that by this change
our village loses no so good citizen az are
al the parties to this arrangement