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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-24
KISe OF TIE HARVEST.
The Most Complete Rarsesier Ever
Invensed-Msnna. Labor E,oee Away
usst

By special invitation The HERsID's
reporter attended an exhibition Of the
working of the new Mccormick har-
vester and binder, at the warehouse OF
Col. f. A. MeNair, the agent for the
mashine, corner OF Elm and Market
streets. On arrival, the machine was
found to be in full opert ton, with q
large number of spectators gazing al it
with admiration. Oar reporter asa
seep numerous Earyesters befure, Lat
were more or less faulty n their COP
struetlon. and TO confess tie truth, he
did not expect to see much of an i'm.
proyement, bat, to his surprise, he
found y little machine, eompa stly
built, with an intense concentration of
power, possessing sufficient strength TO
do the work, and yet so light that the
draught was no greater than that II an
was pegging away aad doing the har
vest work, with the services of one
man only. Surely the haleyon days for
the farmer have come. By the aid ot
this "littIe giant from Illinois, he can
place an umbrella over his head, take
bis seat On the machine, aid in ore
with no other assistance than the
said harvester. Disposed to be
skepticsl as to its merits,
THE HERALD man put question aftei
question, test after test, to the gentle.
man operating 1t, but they were met
fairly aud squarely. and by such oecuiai
demonstration that completely con
WINGED all who were present, that Il
could do all, aud more than was claim
ed for II. It's advantages may be sum
med up as fellows: First, its weight i.
but thirteen hundred pounds, all told
1t cuts a i've foot swath, and ~ al
endless spron the grain is thrown int
the ever-resdy mouth OF the hi nder
which, to tell the truth, Ii sin ply /
gigantic sewing machine atfachinent
The grain h bound, thrown ofl, ans
ready to be stacked ~ fast - the ma
chine travels The reel b % construct
ed that il can be raised OF lowered d
suit the height and standing u III
grain, and what Is better yet. there
no eide draft whatever. The drive
wheel is forty inches IN circumference
| ard aiwht fn0hea rrida. t,anrehv itnean
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A ~, ,eclarp.r, ssos.. a nan.

A'' evening about six O'Clock, two
"-h topped into a lIuch stand, the
'...."E o.Clp,pd Is the stand form
d." -.Is pi me enclosure usrd ~ e.
'"..."e-r lsfY. aui located Isl eas'
"..v Llmal hu.,L While Ia there,
'y.4H tvy named Aleck Ja,.olss, who
'.a.7 t-s news stand In the Lamar
....' eaue up 20 the shooting place
picked ~ The target gun. The boy
-.'lut seen the man IN charge I'M
''.'el The guu u load It, ly pulling n
'H s'r, slid ''is y load % al the
.iue pulling the trigger, but he
I.'.I ibe wrong one, there being two.
... is untse,ch The other to Gre tie
t.', Wien 30 went on. TIE ball,
'l4014h the smallest size made, pene
"e,.i ,Ao SIDE o. the building and
.'.sa zoe stoye-Plpe inside, cutting a
l.'. an iueb long glanciDg from that
"a,t one Of TIE men before mentioned,
$40 vas leaning against the lunch
epin'er, ia the neck. The man imme.
o',ely cane ogt on the sidewalk, and
exclaimed n am shot" lie was taken
y acFEls' drug store, under the
l.air4r huiei, spd Doctor Newman ex-
ln' ltd ebe weand, which proved To BE-
20 sAsAi, thoegh 10 close proximit,
y Vac lgsUlar vein. The man soon 70
Covered from the shock, and wAikss
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Z n
Causes for Bradiey's action are leak
ing out 1t appears that his son, a
student in law school here, has re-
Gently been appointed to a sinecure
position in the attorney generals office.
and that his son declared several DAYS
ago that the commission would vote
seven to eight on the Louisiana case. Ii
has further leaked out that Bradley has
been most vigorously bulldozed by his
wife, who is bitter Radical and hand.
in-glove with the ring Of administration
ladies who make political intrigue a
prominent part of their society amuse-
ment. Bradley has received number
of threatening letters since his votes,
and is repor ted in very nervous state.
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AehinE 81 I'D GO, 90.

Aching Reads .nd Ua-A>, Nerve.
Arr ofisn soothud ~ HlsieJtsr's ~f11la. q
BiiieTs, bscgUss that stuIcbiuz CORRECTIVE.
completely remove tso causes 90 llsla 1-.a
nerve excitement. 1Els,a 80, g. De- .1ala fr.
derang- meat "f thc stomach, aud 90 d. o.
soc.a ate organs, 10. liver rud bowels. q. ls o.
truth which e.n uot PEE. L5ss earnest l...s.f.4
upon, tEai t-e eject 81 mere .s.l- firs. ana
Narcotics like bromide Of potassium. ...
leS!su, ehlOlal hgds-t- aud oplLn. b. l.e.
apprec4able ihe niger thsy are ua H.. .aa
tci-i they cau never permanent seIlHv.
nersou, eKy lat-lgy. b=-zl1e they caa ual
icue-y rho veai-ugs aul C.rlzi- ..rtr-r-
meDt wh!ca res 80 lls rua-s. Hr.Ist...f-
y tn =, however. eau aud DOE, uass a.. ..s-.
fnaiau-e-, H. tie Ee-aaI a-sra.y stated
eicE headache. s.sI.g-.lil-s 20 4ts. v.rt.zr.
me1igi h-aNiuss-. hI.U depression 90 sr..r.--.
- we'll ~ Tie dysF-Piie condition ur o..
sioE4ach, and t0Tpidliy % sle I.z.r Az.
so-eis. Shlca E.vO f!-s - fAtla- aye ere
ureiy O5yiat-i D. .A-s b,llsu attentive
tonic.
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Home. OF .ne Ro.n.eh.,a..
Paris Correspondents New Orleans Plea

yune.
The new inansian Baron Alphonse de
Rothschild has been building on Aye
nue. Marigny, opposite the Elysee, is
completed ID is one of the most splen-
did mansions in Paris. There is a mask
of carved stone at each window: and
the balconies are of bronze; all the cell
ings are frescoed; all the partition walls
are OF marble; all the floors are wooden
mosaic. Dowager Baroness james de
Rothschiid has just completed her man
sion between Rue Beaujon, Rue des
Ecuries d Artois, AID Boulevard Hauss.
mann Workmen are busily engaged
in fitting up the late Baroness de Pom.
talbas mansion for Baron Gustaye de
Rothschild; he paid sso0, 600 on it; he
doesn't think 1t sumptuous enough for
him. Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
lives in Prince Tailyrand's palace. Rue
St FlorentiH. The widow OF Baron
Nathaniel de Rothschild has splendid
mansion in Rue de Fauhourg st. Hon.
ore. Baron Gussase de Rothschiid La.
= marble palace in Rue LAfitts-,s ali
spisadia palaces inhabited b. The Roth
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ATrine Informal.

Tue Providence Press relates the fol-
lowing story of = gallant colonel of a
Rhode Island regiment during the ear
liee portion OF his mill tary life The
regiment being at order arms, our
colonel desired to put the column in
motion. Tie therefore gave the order
Onward, march and rode off without
looking behind him. No mar moved
in the ranks, and after riding a short
distance Colonel - discovered this
fact. He turned, saying. VIVA. have
done now and was informed that il
was impossible, from military stand
point, for column u move when at
order arms, Oh, we'll, reioined the
matter-offact colonel. pick up them
things and come along They came
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Ink the DRAFT. and fitting itself to any
surface presented. To every farmer in
the land, We say take look ar It. and
on our word, you will 'uy 1t. Two
horses eau draw 1t easily. thus enabling
tile farmer to reduce the exaen se of
harvesting, to simply bis own time.
and the keep uf the team. The binder
is of soft wire and easily cut and can
be regulated To lind bundles of equal
size, no matter whether the grain is
light or heavy. To the curious We say
cali on Colonel F. A McNair, corner
of FL il aud Market geets
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Taken up ~ william utl auI es.raye-i
bvi''te ". ". Peak. q Justice - zoe I6acs
IIeclnct NO. =, one irpn gay hurz-, ysarr
old "a hands high. right hip Enocz..i sfavg,.
D Anue1 "a a. llil- uuUrulzts value 81 A.
one roam mare, year, eiu. - uau.ss hief.
q andei = on thc rlghf ~ sutdtr. VaIae.i III
80, uubroke. Aisp oac small brown Irar.
mule, Nesr- old. branded on len sHa.Ill..f
with Mexican brand not q tsflaE uish a. =.
value 50. l1-r4
Taken up ~ Anderson HuunIcuf nnd -
sr.ycd befor, r.. 9. Meg.ure. y II uF-rluaf
~ 4 one mare mule, about -, Lauta Essr
aud 90 brancs; valued - SIS
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81 rrr wattfki-- were Engaged.
+. . .u4i.ilu house Of Me-sfs.
'r- ilaFsuru, ia piiing a quaint.
3 ..... -s.d Ola the hanging plat
t.-. H..e 60 WORK on thep platform,
'.. ,ae rods broke, letting the
NH... concern hli. Ooe Of the dark.
D.. dumped 80 heavily. that he
" .I.,ya .ar1ug ga the head Of bar.
t... .uaHa. and Injured 10 severely
s. b. Hai Co b- taken 10 bis home in
on wagon. Ine other dgrkey,
"....I entertained certain mlsgiv-
't .ler .s.fnrn previously, made
aud SGT cat OF harms way.
."..- sald Dee gpzed intently al
fer few moments, and
-. .ll his bead evoked TO one side,
.ru .rr.rou-,antiy, III tols you so %
'... t... 500 so?' The rods which
'Nr..i Che platform, we're OF very
p.F ...H, ard the three giving way a,
's't 0ipitatsd the whole concern
.'ina l1er That kind OF shelf, look.
'-". -.s ludtr any circumstance.
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Gene Now and Let Us Rsn.ou
Together.

WY 90 people so frequently says
10 Dr. Pierce, II suppose your Golden
Medical Discovery cures everythine?'
Because ii has been the practice of
| knayish charlstsns TO manufacture
worthless nOstrums and attempt TO
duPe the ignorant and creduIo,,s by
recommending them TO cure every
form OF disease. To sBeh an extent
has this been practieed that il Is no
wonder that mgny have acquired pre-
Jndices against all advertised remedies
but Dr. Pierce does not advertise his
standard Preparations Us ''eures ais"
does not claim that they will perform
miracles, but simply publishes the fact
THAT they have been developed hs spe-
cities for certain forms of disease for
which he recon Bends them, after
having tested their efficacy in many
hundred leases with the most CRAFTY.
ing success. Ii is fact known To every
weii-iniormed physician that many
slugie remedies possess several differ
ent properties. Quinine. for Instance,
has tonic quality, which suggests it,
use IN Cases Of debility; an anti .perI>
ode, by which IL Is eificscious ia agua:
aud q fehrIiuge property, which rend-
eTs IL efilcaci0us in eases OF fever The
result of lis administration will also
vary with the quantity given and the
circumstances under which II is EN-
Pioye'. So, likewise, the Golden
Medical Disc overy possesses both pee
torai aud Alternative, or blood cleansing
properties Of the highest order. b.
reason Of these two prominent proper
ties 30 cures two classes of diseasss.
First, those of the respiratory organs.
a. throat, bronchical, and lung .aiiec.
tons, chronic coughs and asthma, and
second, diseases of the blood and
glandniar system, in which affections
ali skiilful physicians employ altera-
tlVes, a. Ia cases q! Glotches, eEuptions.
ulcers, swellings, tumOrs, ahsces-es.
and ia torpoi OF the liver or "billiou..
hess. While its Use is, by It's com-
binstion OF properties, suggested Ia
cases OF pulmonary consumption, vet
you need not take lt expecting IL Will
cure you If your lungs are half con-
sumed, nor because il il recommended
as blood medicine would it's proprie.
tor advise you to take ii expecting It to
cure cancer. IL will not perform mira
cles, but 1t viii cure many grave forms
of dtsea.s
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"F,r,. w.r.r,r..,, P.... ..

AUd hrs; Ia The E-.'sis q III ihousanc, ~il,
sere once the victims % d.sorgsre.i liv, Q
snd its attendant maladies- -ucH o. Co4-
stipation. Bilious foveTs, Cole. Dysi.rtsis.
SICK IL Adaetc. Cniii-, Ha-aIusttsss. Cost
Aauudiee. hesiit-.sne-s- Lu-- 81 a rr.CtIt- aua
f'ehrfai ne1ility. ~Earst 4rrr's fErr.s End
Lneh hehiiu and Aappin-s~.T lE g.Iefr tlli.H.
ms j. ihe result o. American Frl.rrs-as lu
seience- ltt-tsf--ts tn-t we're one fr-afsI hr
"itt TICS uii-tefss iauc-i=, ffafNat41u ala
f-st-Eanniia ininsrals. ~ nos caIsd IS thea
sait uul gentle pIils. which lau para -frtf.ht.
- ne boiy' while t1eE p, move all
healthy socIcilons-
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.,rne PROOF OF the rpaalrs.,' ne.

In this age 81 husubarrsry u e. easy 20
make bold ASSERTIONS, but 70 furnish irdss-
Puiahie evidence Of the t-uih Of then. j. MT
always easy.
We boldly Assert ths; DT. TUEf's IAN.
DYE issupCTiur 20 all others, and O. prove o.
We give testimony o. celebrated Hair
Dresser, who has used the vGrlou- com
pounds recommended Tor cI!1rln. ;lie hair
for twenty-five year.
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AUGUSTA, Ca. NoycHbe. 4. I-.!.
DR.. Iurg: B-ur sir-Az Hair Dut=sser
Tor twenty years, both ia Eurupr ana
America have used s.I kinds oil aslE dyes.
aid am happy u Say that your, - superior
10 any have ever seen FOR several yeas q
nave used u With the greatest satisfaction
TO nay self and customers. Respectfully
=. BALTZEAN. French Hair It-,sssr.
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Bnchan's Crosyiie Ointment VII kui TIE
screw Worn every time, aaa care rost Rot
Il sLe-p aud Cattle.
huchan'5 Crssyiic sheep Dip = "a iufafif-
"ie irfusag frr tlse Hc4s ia ~lfas. l.. az
Kills Tie seat.
Eaehene csrbolis pis.nf-rfinE sap care
:. tnse IA horsuss hnEr ant ta1rfle. sac Elils
Ltrti fleis and IiCas on az ANIMAL
y SIRE Jas bgchsn O. t|s's narit OF ~. al.
on tisE lAntls. A. nllffrs ar U.s Hf.Hlfssf aal
'snri bios. IN y. klBAi.lf A. 80. pf4ar.-
-. -fcg-ot, = John rirs-f. A-w H=E-
izlssi-s-s1s-sf slIl - lrua
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Popula-iiir-iratsi book .6opa--s,o7
" MOOD! y uNANHooJ! llkRKI.al.
.l-peGimeGts - Marriage; tie c4-.c
and cure Seat rCcli~sty zs8l.,L, pos.
paid for 20 cents. byDR. &. Nti.rirz,.
or St Charles Street., S.. Lau!s. No,
the great specialize. Read his works.
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Popular Illustrated bDoE ~. psgesi On
ASszooo woSASnoopl MAHEEaSE .m-
f-iiments % Marriage th- cause and -.sre
sent 'r-7sreig 7s1is'i, postpaid for -8 cents. by
DIP. g "BTTrlEs, sl7 81. Charles .ire-i, -.
Louis, Mo. the greet specialist. head H.
WORKS.
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You cannot hide Il. "That catarrh
spoiis your voice. DR.. J. II. McLs ans
wonderful catarrh snuff soothes and
heals ell irritation in the nose. lead
or throat, sure cure. Trial boxes
fifty cents by mail. Doctor J. II.
Mclean, 3If Chestnut street. St. Louis.
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DR.ChASt'I
NEW
BOOK

Ny annual Catalogue Of NegCtsrie and
f.oEer Sci for is7s viii be rcasy ~ jam
Ary and sent FREE 70 al who arb.y. Csl..-
toners OF lat season need net write FOR H. 4
orfer one OF the largest roi8cctlors 81 Ns.efa-
Bile sod ever.ssnt ouf by any -. 4 hHt.-u- In
Amefies, q. lafge T,oriion Of which were
grown Gu my ak s1e-i farms Printed dire
lions f,stcHiiiNatlon on every package. All
seed sold nom my establishment warranted
that should II prove sshsTufsr viii r..rIl
thr yrssr ATS. A. tse original tntro.luc~r
o. IN. hlheeri and hsrblehesd ~quashss.
NE Aafoiefesd taboaye.. and = score 81
ytner neg vegetables. invite the PATIO sxr
OF a.! ~iio arc anxious tn have fhslr kus.i
fresh, trae. aud OF ftsc yefy t.esf strain. Nv
JANks J. n. oREGoRY.
1ea3vW Aaxbishsans 1aa
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MARRIED.

HOW ARn-MlLIE R-Iu = Hr.ay. zen.
rGHEy Is. ~. ~ u-i iHe s4gtl ..r... H. rii .f
% tuat giiiciui. 81 AiaN How AHb. STAG. + ~.
~ 81 tAoffl p-ua's Ihratrr. aI1 A. ~ ...."-
inE hiLLEl-, .4.ss en- plogs. al. ruat place.. 40
carts.
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LAM AR RIFLES.
rne sword PRESENTATION and pr,.,.

THE sword Presentation and Drill.
The event so long anticipated came
of last hight, and THE HERALD give
the salient points OF the occasion.
THE HALL
was lu splendid condition. everything
as neat and clean a. could te, while
the floor was waxed to perfection.
The walls we're handsome decorated
with pictures, and large mirrors trim
med with evergreens, at The end of the
hall hung the col0rs OF the company
aud the national, flag, while in the
southeast corner of the room stood the
great
CENTENNIAL HAMMER
which was the cynosare of all eyes; il
stood upon the frame made for 1t, in
the shape of litter, with handles on
each corner, by which il /. intended 10
be earried--on the shoulders Of four
men. As it has been described before
and the public can see IL this after
Econ during the parade, We viii not
give further description of it. About
ten o'clock goodiy number having
ssembleo, the Germania band struck
up Que of its delightful marches, aud
the assemblage began promenade.
THE SWORD PRESENTATION.
Al half past ten o. clock the company
was formed in line, aud Colonel
Baskerville, as the representative OF
the Fair Association, presented the
sword to the Lamar K lies in II hsnG-
some speech, which, owing to its
length and the iaieness of the hour,
we are obliged to leave out all but as
extract:
10 OGioers and soldiers OF the Lamar Rifos
As an officer of the North Texas Fag
Association, and by your request
have the honor To present you this
beautiful sword.
1t is no compliment to you it is no
present from Our association to your
company, il is the reward OF merit,
aud was fairly won 10y your perfection
in the manuel of arms aud your supe-
rior skill in military tactics.
The name you bear IS sufficient
Indication lhot you will wear 1t with
houoT; aud that you will be equal Ia
any emergency that may arise, wheth-
er amid the trying scenes of gerry
tield,or on the gala occasions of militia.
r display.
Ia your hands, captain, l cnnfide
this sword, with conscious assurance
Il will be worn with honor 10 yourself {,
your company, and your country.
Colonel EbliD, the late captain, then
responded fer the LamaTs in SD ele-
CANT aud concise manDe promising
for them that it shoald be held as Il
sacred token, and only drawn in tire
defense of law and order aud the
honor of the Lone star State.
THE DRILL.
The company then performed the
manual of arms and the bayonet driLl,
evidently 10 the satisfaction of The aI-
dieuee, Tor they we're repeatedly sp-
planded.
The ball then proceeded. The as
semblage was quite large, and all had
happy time, aud went home at late
hour.
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Gr,y hair can De cl-nF,.i . a. Eilssy black
Is q single aFrii sa.t.gu % LF. Iau- Hair
Dye. IL acts ike maEic. en- d. warranted
os harmless as FataI- H. olr DRUGGIST doe.
not have ii, sex han 10 order 10 l0r yo.l
Price, silO-Z;-g-ieb o..
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sehild family in Paris alone. Ii is
r ckoned that the private residences of
this family in England. France. Ger
many ltaiy and Switzerland cost about
SO. 0,,oOou.
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hause, no matter how snsil. 1t viii
oe MS castle, his sdaet'sn suHetoruni,
where aone but those invited can in
trtide.
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or bot he had re eIvsia severe shock.
Boys should not Is allowed 70 handle
firearms ia a public place, and pro-
prietor- Of shooting galleries should
not allow chem % be around the
premises.
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mo- srk, BRYAN Bros.
... ...... aud ,NroVn 10,
- bankruptcy.
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ZEN ADVERTISEMENTS
I,ItnTIn FANNY pn,sI,I,,

~ WI ~
, md e.@CDan EElf4fl
lBSph j. fsle Only .rU
Book - Dr. - ". rla..
author % nr. dEass'E -
nous Recipe. etc. E-Warr
81 a reprint - tils old forA
IN 4llttsflgm - tle uulrf
n = book her. anuuEnu- .
e-ri.s = zl-slt. a at want.
e. san pie furis-- a.
Address CHASE FTB
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Her teeth 20 ere Waite
A stsis - nlsht.
Her hrsafa vl- auag-
A. neics lf sHsa.-
fE,E-uu-e ans sz .=tre-s rr.rH HHfvat.r
because fLe usea ta- -pllu1S-
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Lisigaasss es shs vaaaesbis VII, In.
evteab1e.
NEW YORK. February 22.-Ethan
Allen says the Vanderbilt family have
made propositions " VIM. III. Wander
oilt Unless he accepts, litigation over
the commouore's will u Inevitable.
jeremiah BIsok will act with Allen,
and NJ. Evarts tx the vii.
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TERRIBLE END.
Was the Murdered Texas woman the
Eiopirg WffsT

BALTIMORE, February 30.-Some-
thing OF a sensation was produced this
evening by q runlor that the mutiiatei
corpse OF the girl recently murdered al
jefferson, Texas, had been Identified
rs that Of Mrs. Kirby, of Baltimore,
who eioped with her brother in law,
John Ferguson, a few weeks ago. The
face was horribly distigured to prevent
recoguiti d. the eyes gouged from their
sockets, the flesh torn away from the
mouth, exposing set of gIitteriug
teeth. Mrs. kirbyis stsr, Mrs. Fer
gusoD, Mr.. kirby, husband OF the run.
away, and also her father, carefully
examined the picture and accompany
ing description to day Her father
thought 1t answ cred her description,
particularly the teeth. Mr.. Kirby said
The description eoTrespondeG wit that
Of his wife rs tc physique, dress, hair,
etc, aud notably the scar on her left
breast. All of them unite in the opin.
ion that the description of the murder
er corresponds precisely with that of
Ferguson as to features, clothing, and
general appearance. Mrs. Kirby was
n bride of only few months when she
eloped with her sisters husband.
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caliei for. Parties calling Tor the same
viii please ssy advertised, Tues
day, February q, 1877" Those of them
remaining uncsiled for at the end OF
four weeks viii be sent to the dead let
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IL Evans Kate
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AhkbtI hmms Goodman Eolius
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