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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-22

TnRouaH COUNTLESS lAIrIE OpENINuA In the
skin. invisible except through microscope, the
Precipitation, in state o. health, eaudad, hour
by hour, night aud day The total obstruction
OF these minute outlets would produce death.
and when they become partially blocked the
skin grows dry, yellow and finally diseased, aud
the general hath ia injuriously affected GLEss's
SULPHUR soar, by opening the pores, removing
ernpti0ns aud unhealthy grAnulations on the
skin, and imparts 10 it healthfal clearness,
humidity aud amoothness, banishing from the
face of beauty compexional hlemishes, VIII either
attributable to impurities ia the capillary cireu.
laton, or 70 undue exposure 10 the sun and wind,
For obstinate seofbutie complaints, like the itch.
salt rheum, add erysipolas, II IL sovereign
remedy, being quite as elective as sulphur
Baths for such maladies, rs well las rhenmatism
aud govt, Ii 10 wonderouely healing aud aooth.
ing IN Its action, rnuniiing the cutiele whore
whore broken by external injuries, relieving the
swelling aud Inflammation attendant upon
spraius, scalds aud bruises, and curing the most
obstinate sores and ulcers. The Medical Profea.
sion sanction its use, and, from all classes o. so
cicty, voluntary evidence IN its favor ia contin'
ually omanating, Ladies' OF fashion prefer IL 20
any similar accessory OF tho toilet and the bath,
since II promotes not only heallh but personal
attraCtiyenesa. As q disnioctant Of dseaso.oo
tamiuated clothing it has no peer. After they
have been washed with GLESNs SULPHUR Boar
garments aud linen from tho sick room may DO
handled with perfect impunity. Sold BY Drug.
giats.
HlLs HAIR 8 WHISPER DYE, Black or Brown.
so cents 9iW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-22
Another va. Man Reduced.

II. a. KuFus, dealer in dry.goods,
Woodruff, H., writes BOTANIC MEDICINE
Co., Buffalo, n. T., June 22nd, 1873:
"GenttemeH Please find incIosed $500,
Tor which send me, by express, Anti Fat !.
have taken one bottle and lost five and
one-Quarter pounds
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-22

raeonie Hotei.
Al. uKAT. Proprietor.
.sgnslns J. Benton, New York
4 - nAyis. Arlington.
n q. Mckee and daughter, Arlington.
|iiotAney 6ansei, Albany,
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|asi James MAsMurry and wife, nurse, mAid,
IL child, Albany.
|its. Van Antwerp, Albany.
Miss Van Antwerp,
u. u. HArwe0d, Brktsleboro.
III. II BaEden, Dorset
fNm. BroEn, Mes York
~ W sheldon, raaiei
u y. Gray, New York.
NJ. West, Dorset
IA. ], Mary ard wife. Graftun
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II. Richardson Chester.
4 Taylaf, Ttuy,
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{iea, Putnam, Troy.
w, Fart. Nov York.
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ACrIyEs.

se0te by Innings, !. g. 1. D, 6. T. y. 3. Total
ondawAs, $ 25O as 20
Actiyes, 90 0 2 400 4
Scorers, J. b. FsimAn and Torroy.
Umpire, George Dolphe, Dorset.
FACTORY POINT.
Mr.. A. G.. Clark and family are
spending few weeks at the Alburgh
/ Springs.
Several Of our young people spent
last Monday night on the top of Mt.
Equinox.
BE sure and attend the lawn party in
the Episcopal church yard, this (Wednes-
day. evening
The members OF the Pacific Engine
Company are requested to meet at their
engine house for practice, Saturday, Aug.
2itb, at s O'Clock p. m.
BY order OF FOREMAN.
Van Amburgh's circus and mensgerie
drew quite crowd here last Wednesday
Nearly every one seemed to be we'll salts
fed with the circus, but the menagerie
was meagre.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pacific Engine Company will be held at
the rooms over Il. Ames store, Wednes.
day, Aug. 2sth, at o'clock p. M.
Il. AMEs, Clerk,
bishop Huntington Of the Episcopal
diocese Of central New York, with his
family spent last Sunday In our village.
They are making pleasure tour in their
own private conveyance.
The fall session of the district schools
in this village will commence, Monday,
the 2Gth. We are glad to learn that Miss
Abbie Davis has been re.engsged for the
remainder Of the year as teacher In the
higher department.
The Ondawa base ball club have
done most OF their playing out of town
this season Now the Ondawas are will
ing to 20 almost anywhere but they
would like to have acme Of the clubs meet
them on their own grounds.
We were shown BY Mrs. NJ. Morrill,
q few days since, most beautiful speci'
men Of the psmpas grass from California.
II Is several feet 10 length aud IL so fine
and ieathery that Il more nearly rcsem-
bles heavy plane than anything belong.
ing to The vegetable kingdom.
e. Estabrook IL getting bis name up
as manufacturer Of Ice cream. lie made
aud sold last week seventy gallons, fur.
nishing twenty gallons for the Beuning.
ton celebration, He gets his cream fresh
from the Batlenkil creamery, aud biz
large freezer Is run by ws,er power, and
everything is done TO make Il Of superi.
or quality.
MANCHESTER DEror.
"A few eases OF whooping cough in
town.
ID. X. Maynard and wife from Iowa
are visiting friends aud relatives 10 this
place.
Davenport Richardson, from Penn.
sylsAnis, Is visiting bic sister, Mrs. sam
Del Moore, ST South Dorset.
Ill il expected there will be grand
opening 10 lbe ball in the new bricl
store before many days. save up your
quarters.
Horace Lawrence il treating hi
house 10 coat Of rubber paint. Horace
says she Is going 10 make j. shine, /
p4lnl will 90 Il.
Horace W. Lawrence has sold BIZ
farm 10 Easi Manchester TO Mr.. Roddy
who sold biz farm. knownAt The Wheaton
farm, to Milo Val, las, spring.
AT the sberia's sale u The waite
wheel, shatsing, belts &c, u W. Il
Deans mil, saturday. The isth. ihI
property vas struck ofi TO W. Il. Deaf
for $50.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EqaiAsH House.

haeRhsA b"hN's
PH. oHyts, Proprietor.
Tssnor l.. park, Moth Bsnuingtoa.
.Mrs. A. NJ, wieks, HrssnSich.
s Mlssk ~ uslolier, New York.
W. A. Mhssieck, Green sieh.
&Thsrcn Ives Ahd uife, Hartford,
SOilss Kellogg Troy.
<Jqhb HaitoB, Mes York.
~ L bert starr,
'II. Clark Hsasn, Brooklyn.
NJ. q. Clarke, Jersey City.
Mika " Clarke.
James Jackson, ~ aaa wife, Ioekport
4 VIM Bliss. New YORK.
Mr.. VIM. ., Bns,ol, New Haven.
&NfIss Lacy Bliss,
SDr Nendeih Clymer. New York.
HI o. paAres and wife. Brp0klyh,
Dr.. and Mrs u. L. Abel, IT., hew York.
sDr, q l. AlltB, Rutland
~. ". scott, Nex YORK.
n H. A, Rogers.
III, w ikrk, c0aShmAn ana horses, vermont
Sisn, u G, Fehenek, Ohio.
&ssias rehsnet,
Mrs. o Mccullough, . children and maid,
*fmCnt
*Allss Camp, Vermont
~, L. BoAFdmkn, Troy.
<Aiiss Ksts Morse Boston.
~ Cowes, Troy.
! w q Bush, Jr., Troy.
*silsa Mary fmiih, Derby, Conn.
Elliott y. shepard and wtfe, children aud
5kidA, Sog York.
81 Il. Mccresily aud vite, Now York.
4 Miss hcCrsAdy,
Master McCready,
D.. A. BultleY southport
w. w, Howard, Sutherland Pals.
~. C0wee, if., Troy
4 kilss Lsllie q roficr, Brooklyn.
H. Deuison,
" y. How. Boston.
~. y. Bacon,
=Iler. Dr. II. A. isoardmAn, Philadelphia.
Miss noArdmAn.
Mrs b. BAiswsll. IT., children and maid
4legheny.
D. slewt DeBlson. New YORK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-22

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Mrs. J.J Dadman, the milliner, has
gone away 10 make visit OF a few
weeks.
Tie number Of Mr.. B1rtletts sum
mer boar6ers has increased considerably
for the past week.
The mensgerie 81 Manchester drew
quite a crowd from this place last week
Most Of those who attended csll the show
pretty slim affair.
Several Of The soldier boys attended
The clam bake 81 Remington, TIE 18th.
They report having 8 pleasant time and
shAtthe clam bake was very fine and very
mach enjoyed BY them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-22
SUNDERLAND.

There were over forty arrivals at the
Summit House, (Keley stand) last week,
a large number ofthem being city people.
A nice trout dinner after an appetite
sharpened by the mountain air is indeed
a luxury.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-22
s0Urn LONDONDERRY.

Collins Griswold lost valuable COW
last week
Geo. L. Abbott has exchanged bis
farm for Underwood's cooper shop.
III. r. Evans shot blue heron last
week which measured feet from tip to
Tip Of wings and stood 4 feet 10 inches
high; in short be was high old bird.
The correspondent Of the Rutland
Herald and Globe from this place reports
a member OF the Bennington county ju-
dietary as on bis dignity IN this place last
week, and that justice Smith brought him
down somewhat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-22

Il. NJ. Pratt raDvoa 81 hat.ness last
Aosaay 10 he nsW briek store lsisly
erected "a Biaekmsrt Artnue. Tbs
POE, oasa, 3 c. Blsekmsr, postmaster Is
sara ia he ssias hauding.
JAMES Amsdou breaks Efoupd this
woek for ; sew brsek house. Jadging
from tho plaa and elevations drawn By
Mr., NAyssrd RtyBoldf i win Be tbs
prcilissi house Ia The village
There il spring Of wstsr on Mr.
Joseph hicks land ; sAori distance from
The depot, IL which the THERMOMETERS
stands Al IS degrees, al 70 degrees only
shove ffcthng with The atmosphere a 8
degrees.
Henry Grees, one Of Tic live men
81 the town, who russ a retail o0n.eesioo.
cry store IN ibis place, aBd sells Al whole
sale cigars and confectionery on The
road, bad = narrow escape from being
badly bart a few days ago. lie team
With = load Of goods was standing IN
front Of A. G. Clark & Co.'s olnoe, when
10 climbing 10 bis seat his foot slipped
The horses Al the same time cramping the
wagon to that side and starting 10 run,
catching Mr.. Green IN between the wheel
sud gear IN such q manner that be could
do nothing TO help himself, when John
Whipple, by II lucky move, caught the
horses before they could get into motion,
and as Mr. Green says, "saved bis life, .
az Il was impossible to eX,ricste himself
from his unpleasant predicsment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-22
Local Intelligence.

THURSDAY. Ate ~ iss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08

defended By torpsdoes The report comes from 81
Petersburg that the Russian government has re-
quested the Engsh government 20 Withdraw Us uest
Russia may may mot 60 home without taking pos
session OF Constantinople. II she does not Russia
has still better excuse Tor entering and holding the
dicamcnt2 And while England Is smsrting under the
repeated defeats OF her diplomats English men are
compelled to read how Russian officers at san Steano
amuss themselves At the expense Of the English, aud
unfailing source of merrlment They have
TO hear bow the Russians have given Al
mira Horribly the title Of s'Ghazi," the
how tho officers have out out medals from the tops
soup tins which they intend to present 10 tho Cap
taEs and officers OF tho ships which took part 10 that
splendid but boodess naval advance on the castle
and which was repuissd by telegram-presentsticn
10 take place when the British feet has been eaugnt
the harmora trapl IL not this treading on tho non
talY And yet the new .patriotic' song ensisieo
"rhe British Lion" tells
You may pat his crown and stroke him down,
But beware how you tread ON hts tail
On beware! Have care Oh, beware have care !
On, beware how you tread on his tall
RELIEH
The situation is again most critical. and every step
that England takes seems bring US nearer 10 war;
England has seen many treaties tramped under loos
Of late years, and never raised nm arm 10 defend
them. because the violation did not touch her own
especial interests Even now the tearing up OF the
Treaty Of PARIS aud the making OF OF San Steiano
do not touch single interest," except those OF turkish
bondhoidcrs and Engand's pride and prestige. IL Is
too late for her TO declare with any chance Of ac-
complshing anything, and her best move would now
be TO withdraw her ships from the Dardanelles, oc-
aud leave Austria, who 10 alone affected BY the
changes, to tight her battles She would do well
recognize the Bears tail 10 turned
North ana that the head 10 resting 10 the SUMMER
worthless and moral i0rce out OF place when op-
posed TO the exigencies Of national development.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
CONTESTED GROUND.

The counsel for tho Manhattan Beach Railroad Com
pauy called upon Inspector waddy at the PoIics
Headquarters, Brooklyn. yesterday 20 request the
Withdrawal OF force oil police winch had boon placed
duty, by order OF Captain Rhodes OF the Seventh
precinct. on property In Grcenpoint claimed by MIS-
clients. IL appears that John Alexander, an ron
founder Of Quay street. claims TO own about one huns
drod feet OF land bordering on the mouth Of Bush-
wick Creek. which strip OF ground Is also claimed
bv tho heirs or tho Cunningham estate, and
the case is In litigation before tho
Supreme Court The railroad company secured from
the heirs the privilege of laying tncir tracks
the strip dispatc and they sent gang Of men yes
terday do the work. They found, however, that .
board ience had erected during the night
ground. and the workmcn we're forbidden TO put a
foot on the other aide OF tho Partition Mr. Alexander
appealed TO Captain Rhodes Tor protection Tor hia
property, when granted. Tho Inspector sustained
the action OF the Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
MRS. HOzLwoRTHs DowRY.

In the HgnALD two weeks ago the details wcro
given Of q strange In VIII ich poor woman rcsid-
Ing Newark, named Hozworih, brought SUIT against
Franz Kaslner and other wealthy brewers TO
her right Of dover in property held by them ana
purchased from her husband, who had deserted her
In Germany and married second wiie here twenty
odd wears ago. Mrs. Hozworih's claim was tina. she
the lawful vile OF Holzwortn, and had gwen
hcrsconsout TO the sale oil The properly owned
husband. A lew days ago OF the brewers sued,
MIR. kastncr, came TO terms with Mrs. Hozwortn No.
L. lie paid ner $500 and her counsel ices. aud there
Tor received u new deed, signed by Hoizworth aud
wiie No. i, the plaintiff. What the result will DO In
tho othor Is not known YET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
GRAVE CHARGES.

John Abbott, grocer. and John Patrick, his clerk,
doing buslness at No. 2,32l Second avenue,
rested yesterday by Detective Philip Smith, Of the
twelfth precinct on very serious accusation.
Abbotps store 10 patronIzei by many wealthy resi-
dcn,s Of Harlem, who have been In tho habit send
ing their young daughters to make purchases. some
OF sho latter informed their parents thai both Abbott
aud MS clerk had Ger ain occasions induced them
TO enter rear apartment and there iitreaed them.
Two OF tho compliments tod their story yesterday
an apparently straightforward manner 10 Judge Van
dell IN tho Harlem Police Court. The prisoners. how
ever stouty denied tho charge aud at their request
Judge Wandcll adtourpeu the examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
LABOR STATISTICS.

The central body OF the different trade unions, AZ
meeting held In stanton street yesterday, discussed
measures TO DO adopted In support OF tho amend
ments to the bill providing Tor statistical labys
bureau, now before the Legislature. II was resolved
that meetings shall be called In different parta
OF the STATE, and a draft the bill DO sent ia
tho Legislatures OF other States The amendmen ts.
providing that unions shuii be consulted Ia
tho choiue oil the ofcer Of the proposed statistical
bureau, adopted al mosting hold az the Cooper
Institute lew days sincc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
KIDNAPPING SEAMEN.

A reporter OF the HERALD went board tho ship
d. H. Eaton, lying Mt Prcntico's Stores, Brooklyn,
yesterday afternoon Tor the purpose OF asccrtanng
whether auy tidings had been obtained OF the first
mate. Henry smith, VINO alleged TO havo been
kidnapped tho evening previous He was informed
ty OF the officers mat the mate had been found,
and that he had been Iockcd up IN Ludlow street Jail
TO await examination, suit having been brought
against him by o'Connor, tho wounded boatman, 10
recover da ages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
EXPECTING A SETTLEMENT.

John l.. vocn, a collector, on Saturday night en-
tered the saloon OF Henry Petziug, GU tho west side
Boulevard, near Ninety-sixth street, and demanded
settlements Of IN alleged Indebtedness. Mr.. Petsing
for some refused, and voch renewed his de-
mand. scunle theroupon ensued during which
Petzng Knocked vocn aown and with his boots broke
two Of his RUS. Vvch was unable TO appear against
bis assailant yesterday In the Harlem P0Ice Court,
and Judge wandci committed Pelxing, without bail,
70 await the result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
THE SILVER BILL.

AN ENGLIsHMAN's VIEWS ON THE QUESTION
SHARP CRITICISM OF THE MEASURE.
The following letter written 10 New York
merchant by distinguished English gentleman, who
is largely Interested In American securites:-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16
SCIENTIFIC CHECK sUIyDLING.
signatures Forged by Men who Knew Busi.
ne. Men and Their Customers.

Tho trial Of John Jones. alias Isaac HOff-
man. in the General Sessions yesterday. was
particularly interesting. because il was under
stood that Jones WAS the principal OF gang OF
cheek forgers peculiarly dangerous because OF
their intelligence. pleasing address. and natural
methods. They il is understood possessed
great deal OF knowledge of business firms and
their relations in this city. because Charles II.
Fisher had been at the head OF n mercantile
agency in Chicago and in Philadelphia. They
made 1t a rule TO get genuine checks in change
for purchases. and then the signature was skill
fully countorfeited on blank check purchased
from the stutlnnor supplying the bank 10 be
Nctimzed. They also got dies that would
counterfeit the ccrtiilration.
The charge against mes was that he forged
z cherk Tor $3.50. purpnrting 10 be drawn on the
22d 81 December. 1877. on the ,Chntham Ma
GLENN karnrr Of this city. Detective ilsOn
testified that when he arrested Jones IN Jersey
Cliy. the latter nut "a che * into hi- mouth. and
chew"d part OF T.; Charles i Fisher. who
ncd that he - native 81 Berlin. In his child
lool his father bought "a farm near Lnrrabcc.
Wis. lie grew up To manhood there, and was
elected Town clerk. having charge OF the town
finances About 1850 he went 10 Chicago. and
started q mercantile agony In 1872 he moved
10 Fhilndrlphin, opening the agency there. ard
nianch in this city About year ago he
fnilrd. ana caine to this city. He met Jones in
tho -. Cnarl' Hpte! ana agreed to aid him in
passing The cnunierfcii checks.
John Klchnrison. who also pleaded guilty ~
forgery In February. testified that. meeting
Jones in The St. Charles Hotel. he became his
Nsso'int". H. bought Il s'ulskin sacque from
chcak on the Chatham National Bank which he
know h he "A forgery. in payment. and receiving
$50 IN change He shared this money with
Tho Jury convicted Jones. Judge Glider
sleeve remandod him TO await his sentence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16
DEMANDING MS CHILDREN.
David Enrich Trying to show that Mrs.
Enrich q. Not - Eli Guardian for Them.

Mr.. David Enrich and his wife Eliza ap-
pcarod before Mr.. Adolph Sanger. referee, yes
terday. in the matter of writ OF habcas corpus
brought by the husband to obtain tho absolute
custody OF his six children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Enrich have been separated since July4 1876.
He accuses her Of immoral conduct. and she
AYERS that he has abandoned his family. The
couple are well known among the Hebrew resi-
dents OF this city. Mr.. Enrich has long been
conspicuous member and officer in tho Masonic
fraternity. No decree OF divorce has been OBJ
tained by either the husband,or wife. He says
that she is living n dsreputable life herself and
encouraging her oldest daughters to follow her
MIR. Enrich being called by the referee to give
evidence in his own behalf testified that his
wife threw her wedding ring at his feet, and
threatcned TO put .knfc into him On june
Goldsmith Goldsmith was a member Of tho
Masonic fraternity. and Enrich preferred
charges in the lodge against him for immoral
CONDUCT, committee investigated the. matter
and Enrich was informed that Goldsmith was
found guilty, Witness could not swear Of his
was guilty" M he was absent when tho de.
cision was rendered but several members told
him that the accused person had been so do.
clared. Witness denied that he had abandoned
his WIFE He said that she drove him away
from home. Since he had been separated from
her hc had sent her money with which TO sup
port tho family. On one occasion when she re-
ceiycd cash from hts messenger she said;
wen, tnlS Is Just Wnut want 70 spenu III inc
Atlantic Garden" Witness had begun suit
against Goldsmith to recover damages for
estrnnging Mrs. Ehrich's affections from her
husband. The suit is still pending,
Mr. and Mrs. Enrich were married In May.
1860. The names and ages OF their children
are: Harriet II Louis. 10: Reuben. IL; Bella.
II Julia. o; and jeanette 3. The wife sur
rendered the two boys TO her husband but she
retained the four girls The boys and tho
eldest girl, Harriet appeared before the referee
yesterday to testify. but they were not called TO
the stand. the further hearing being adjourned
until to-day.