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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-11-12

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HENRY,S CARBOLIC SALyE.

The BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tettor,
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Be sure you get HENRY'S CARBOLIU
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George Pfeiffer aud Adolph F'leisher, Of
Pittston, were arrested Friday, at the in
stance Of Christian Pfeifier, Of Scranton, on
a charge Of forgery and conspiracy and were
held in thousand dollars each for their
appearance at court. The prosecution is
based upon forged application for $4,000
policy on the life of Eva Pfeifier in the
Good Hope Graveyard Insurance Company,
Of Bloomsbury. One of the accused is the
son of the subject whose life was thus in
sured and brother of the prosecutor. Upon
the strength Of the forged application poll
cies were issued on the life Of Mrs. Pleifer
in various companies to the amount of
$50,000. Mrs. PseilIer was seventy five
years old and in dying condition when
the insurance was effected, and, hearing
that her son was party 10 the transaction,
it so preyed on her mind that she sank rap
idly and died. Her last request to her son
Christian was that he should prosecute all
who hal hand in the insurance business.
and be says he will do it until he places
them in the peni Sentiary- Fred pfeffer,
husband Of the deceased, testified that his
son, George, accompanied by Flcisher and
DR.. Mulholland, visited their house last
August. His wife was then in bed and quite
sick. George said, al have brought the
doctor to see how poor mother is" but moth
ing was said about insurance. Mulholland
then felt the patients pulse, but did not
prescribe. Witness said he thought the rro-
ceedinga queer one at the time. The forged
application was produced in the evidence.
1t bore DR.. Mulholland's name, but the doc
tor says his signature was written by
student who generally fills out graveyard
applications. 1t is thought other prosecu-
tons will follow shortly. as the heeced pol
icy holders are growing desperate and have
some tragic stories to tell of the traffic in
human life.
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Notice.

Letters testamentary on the estate oT sam.
usl Hartman. late OF franklin Township, Gar.
bon COunty, Pa, deed. have besn granted 70
The undersigned, 20 whom all persons indsbi-
Cd 10 the said estate arc requested 70 make
payment within six weeks. and all persons
having claims or demands will make Known
HENRY BOYER, Executor.
Weissport, Oct. 10. ts8l.W0s
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The Erie City Boiler Works turned out
las boilers last month.
The cotton factory Of the HulmeYille
Manufacturing Company, operated by
Messrs. Armstrong 4 Hawke at Hulmeville,
Bucks county, was totally destroyed by FIRE
Monday evening. Loss, S25, 900; Insurance,
$4,000.
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The greatest Sentre Of tho industry ls Pat
erson, N, j., the Lyons Of America, where
thirty-two firms hre engaged in The busi-
ness with 5000 operatives and an invested
capital Of 81, 1000 900. Nearly every varie-
ty Of silk manufacture is represented in the
United States, while the quality ofthe work
compares with, and In some departments is
superior to that Of any other country in the
world. Indeed, the goods Of one firm, whose
mill at South Manchester, Conn. is the larg-
est in the United States, are now initiated in
Europe. The display Of American silks at
Philadelphia, In 1876, surprised Americans
themselves hardly less than foreign experts.
Our marked success in this field is due in
no small measure to the improvements we
have made in machinery. In silk manu-
facture the Centennial judges declared this
country to be ahead Of ell others.
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RED HORSE POWDERS

Are the only Horse and Poultry Powders that
give universal satisfaction. IL the Powders
do not give satisfaction, the Druggist will re-
turn your money. Dec. 18, 1880 yleoW
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To Whom It May Concern.

All persons are hereby forbid moddllng with
a BROWN HORSE, loaned By the under
signed TO WILSON SWARTw0OD, Of Ma.
honing VALLEY, pa, as said horse is the prop.
erty OF PETER SWAHTWOOU,
Sept. II, l0sl-Wsa Mahoning Twp. Pa.
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II the treatment DOES not effGet cure Guar.
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BRETNEY, fashionable
tA13 BoOT and SHOE MAEEa, Hama st.,
lehighton. All work warranted.
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New Advertisements.

RpA nTV,9 ORGANS 81 Stops. 0 SctsIaeeds
llIu llln IL only $50. PIANOS $l25 up. Rare
Holiday Inducements Ready. Write or cafl
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IclIiglltOn Markets


Closing prices Of DEFIAvEN & TOWNSEND
Stock, Government and Gold 40 South
Third Street. Phila., Nov. 3, 1881.
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Local and Personal.

The fellow, who, by mistake, sent his
uuburn-haired sweetheart instead of a bottle
Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup bottle Of hair
dye wants 10 know the best way TO commit
suicide.
The Bethlehem Iron Company's Besse-
mer steel department produced l4,646 tons
Of steel ingots in October.
Five tons Of powder were used in
blast, at limestone quarry, in Glendop, a
few days ago, dislodging about 10000 tons
Of stone and dirt.
EnrFor clean shave, a fashionable hair
cut, shampooning, or anythingin the line
Of hair dressing, call on r. B. Widdoss, op-
posite the public square, Bank street, Le-
highton.
The Board Of Directors of the World
Mutual Relief Association at Lebanon hus
been arrested upon the charge of conspiracy
TO defraud and cheat members Of the COM
pany. The fraud is said TO consist in dating
baeE a resolution that was passed by the
Board forfeiting all claims where the mem
Der died within twenty. five days from the
date Of his certificate. Thesdating back was
70 cut out man named Hawk, who brings
the prosecution.
nS- Before ordering your fall and winter
suits and overcuats, you should not fail to
drop into the Post Office building, in this
borough, and examine the new and elegant
assortment Of latest novelties in cloths,
cassimeres, suitings aud overccatings now
opening, and which the undersigned is pre-
pared 70 riake up in the very latest style
and most durable manner at prices fully as
lew as the same material and workmanship
can be obtained elsewhere. Call and be
eOnyiRced.
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MAUcH CHvSK BOROvoH.
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DIR s1aNCIE'S - sNDFE1I0N PILLS are the
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-21
The Bradford Case.

The Supreme Court Affirms the Convic-
tion and Sentence of Thomas Bradford,
for Shooting Lacroix Alonzo with Intent
to Murder.
Among the Supreme Court decisions
rendered on Monday of the present
week was the following, which explains
itself:
No. 8255-The State of Louisiana rs
Thomas Bradford-Appeal from Twen-
tieth Judicial District Court, Parish of
Assumption.
By Associate Justice Felix P. Pocle,
the other Justices concurring:
Appellant complains that the informa-
ton under which. he was tried and con
victed Of shooting with intent to commit
murder is defective, i'll not containing
the words with malice aforethought :"
or maliciously" in the description of
the manner Of shooting. The informa-
tion charges that appellant and two
Others "did wilfully and feloniously
shoot and wound with dangerous
weapon, to-wit: a pistol, with the in
tent then and there the said Lacroix
Alonzo, feloniously, wilfully and of their
malice aforethought to kill and MURDER"
ETC., etc. The question is, whether the
crime charged is sufficiently described to
justify the conviction and sentence.
Under the statute, the otfense charged
is composed of two ingredients, one the
shooting, and the other the intent to
commit murder; and the gist or gravamen
of the crime lies in the intention with
which the act Of shooting is done. The
intention to commit murder does not
follow or qualify every shooting, just as
| every homicide does not contain the
element of murder. 1t is the animus or
intention with which the blow inhicting
death is dealt which presents the test
| under which the homicide is to he quail
flied or punished. 1t therefore follows
that if the intent with which the fatal
blow is inflicted is properly and sufti-
GENTLY described in the indictment or
information, the end of the law is sat
isfied.
AS suggested by appellants counsel,
the crucial test of the sufficiency of such
Indictment is whether, in case Of death
of the party shot and wounded, the de-
scription Of the crime, as contained in
this instrument, would be sufficient to
| warrant or justify a verdict for murder
We have no hesitation to assert that the
| description complained of would be suffi
cient. and in this opinion we are amply
borne out both by reason and by author,
ity.
| Under this test the Indictment would
read in substance as follows: "Did will
fully and maliciously shoot ----. with q
dangerous weapon, to-wit: a pistol
.-, /, and did then and there the said
L. 4. feloniously, wilfully and Of their
malice atoretbought, kill and murder.
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A Handsome Paper,

The Illustrated Srientife News for May is
before US, looking bandsomer, if possible,
than any of the prccedin. issues. Since its
change of publishers last January. this mag
azinc has improved with each succeeding
number. The present issue of the Illustrated
Scientific Ne,cs is ovcrtowing with hand
some engrayings and interesting and instruo
tive matter Among the various subjects
illustrated in this issue is a superb specimen
of cut glass ware: an exhaustive article on
asphaitum and its use in streets and pave
mcnts a new and ingenious hand car. shown
in operation; a new steel steamer for use i'll
shallow rivers the new Jobert telescope,
and an interesting paper on physics without
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foreign.

Iore1gn.
Smallpox is epidemic in London.
The Tunis treaty has been declared
null and void.
The Governor of Constantinople. has
been impeached.
The German Emperors i'll health is
causing much uneasinesA
An obituary of fish is one of the
queer items in Paris paper.
Prince Bismarck emphatically refuses
to interfere in the Tunis affair."
Easter eggs were used in Moscow to
inclose incendiary proc1amations
Another mine dug by Nihilists has
been discovered in st. Petersburg.
The Mexican minister to the United
States intends to tender his resignation.
The Duke of Sutherland is President
of the Queens Tapestry Works at Wind
sOr.
Troops have been sent to the frontier
to protect Jewish refugees from Russian
peasants.
The German Government uses an old
monastery at Cologne as a station for
carrier pigeons.
Sparta has tree 5000 years old, 100
feet high, which shadows space nearly
800 feet in circumference
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh
will spend the greater part of the sum-
mer and autumn in Germany.
Germany has on exhibition postal
card OH which is written in a German
system of shorthand 33 900 words.
The town of Nissom, near Janina, has
been pllaged by brigands, who carried
off several women and some persons of
note.
The Indictment against a woman who
was convicted in London of obtaining
money by false pretenses was over 100
feet in length.
Since the beginning of the century,
fifty-eight attempts have been made OH
the lives of sovereigns and Presidents of
republics, of which nine have succeeded.
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Ayers Hair Vigor restores the color and
stimulates the growth of the hair. prevents
it from falling off, and greatly increases its
beauty. 1t has a delicate and lasting per-
fume, its ingredients are harmless, and for
the toilet it is unequyllfd.
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Transient advertisements 81 per square
Il rst insertion; each subsequent insertion,
Is cents per square.
Official advertisements 81 per square hrst
insertion; each subsequent publication 50
cents per square.
Editorial notices, first insertion, 20cents
uer line; subsequently, 10 cents per line
Cards Of six lines or less in Business Di-
rectory, five dollars per annum.
Brief communications upon subjects OF
public interest solicited.
No attention paid to anonymous letters
The editor is notresponsiblef forthe views
Of correspondents.
Address: CHIEF, ,Donaldsonville. La.
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NJ W. DARTON,
Civil Engineer & Surveyor,

Parish Surveyor of Ascensiono
Will attend promptly to work in all
branches Of his profession, such as survey
ing, mapping. leveling for canals, bridges,
rice fumes etc. estimating cost and super
yising construction Of same. Orders lett at
the CHIEF Office will meet with Immediate
attention.
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DONAlDSONVILLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SEWING MACHINES.

m A. KINGSTON, dealer in all kinds of
Il New and Second Hand Sewing Ma
chimes, l55 Railroad Avenue. Needles, Oil,
Attachments and everything belonging to
the sewing machine. Machines sold, ex-
changed or rented on easy monthly pay
ments. Machines given on trial. Repairing
speciality.
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For the CHIEF.

BABY'S SLEEPING.
Dedicated to two Sorrowing Mothers.
BY A. j. REYNOLDS.
Where the sparkling brooklet's running,
We have laid our babe to sleep
Where the birds are mildly humming
Threnodies both sad and sweet.
Clasped the hands SO white and snowy,
Ger the peaceful little breast,
Closed for aye the lovely eyelids,
Baby's soul is now at rest.
Silent now our halls and chambers,
For the prattling tongue is still;
And we miss the pattering footsteps
Coming, going at their will.
Oh the silence now is scmbre,
And we stand with batcd breath;
Patient, moveless, quite awe-stricken,
For we've felt the hand Of Death.
Came he like a glorious sunbeam,
Dazzling all with bcauteous light;
Now we wake as from sad dream,
Finding all as dark as night.
But the golden gates are open
Up beyond yon ether sky,
And we have but one sweet token,
Which Well cherish till We die.
This, braid of glossy ringlets,
Which was clipt from that fair brow,
Companion Of some happy moments,
Comforter in sorrow now.
Oh! It's holy, this one treasure,
Wet with sorrows scalding tear,
Yet, we feel, despite our anguish,
Baby's happy, now, cup there"
Up beyoud yon fitting cloudlets,
Which are transient, but sublime,
There's home Of peace and grandeur,
There's sunny, gorgeous cline;
There's home Of rest and quiet,
There's land Of joy and bliss,
There is balm to heal the death wounds
Which our hearts receive in this.
Soon the stricken heats thus blighted,
Bruised by mis'ry's crushing hand,
Will find rest and joy and comfort
In that peaceful, happy land.
Then our baby, hallowed darling,
Once again our eyes shall see,
We shall dwell with him forever
Through long eternity.
"HER CHESTNUT HAIR"
stood by her side when the tide came in,
With it's creeping kiss and its wailing moa
held her fast-was she mine to win
Might call her, some day, my ownl
looked in the depth of her hazel eyes;
Close to our feet crept the restless sea;
In the tender tones that fond hearts prize,
told her how fair she was to me-
praised the grace of her que enly head,
The flashing waves sang low and sweet !;
The bright eyes shone at the words said,
While the light foam nestled about her fec
praised the sheen Of her chestnut hair;
Never word she said to me,
But closer she crept to my side down tller
BY the restless, tossing, moaning sea.
. Could she be mine?" AS held her fast
| asked the driver; lie spoke me fair,
And said, g He would sell me, first and las
For hundred dollars. that chestnut mare
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
Domestic.
Domestic.
Mrs. Garfield is quite i'll.
Chicago has a Mormon church.

Domestic.
Mrs. Garfield is quite ill.
Chicago has Mormon church.
The Kansas exodus has begun again.
In Chicago street corner Washers"
are arrested as vagrants.
The paper mill at Niagara falls has
been destroyed by fire.
A mountain of solid sandstone has
been discovered at Reagan, Texas.
The Hebrew mayor Of Jacksonville,
Fla, has enforced the Sunday law.
Grants cigars are said to cost $22 50
and Bob lngersolfs $50 per 100.
A snake seven inches long, was found
in hens egg in Butler Co., MINI.
The use Of cosmetics caused the death
of woman in New York, recently.
A band Of baffled burglars at Cairo,
ILL.,, shot and killed boy ten years old
A Michigan lunatic spread his bread
with butter and pounded glass, and was
killed.
The keeper of an insane asylum at
Denver, Col, became crazy and murdered
his wife.
A Wisconsin girl has married a Chip
pewa Indian, and-dwells in his lodge at
tired as squaw.
The Alsatia crevasse has caused tho
stoppage of trains on the Vicksburg and
Monroe railroad.
A couple Of horse thieves were arrested
at Little Rock, Ark, who were almost
too young to be prosecuted.
During the absence of an Atlanta, Ca,
man at church, his home burned down,
three children perishing in the Flames.
A German at Richmond, Va, who had
been sentenced to receive twenty lashes
for petty larceny, committed suicide
from modification.
Scarlet-fever, diptheria and measles
are prevailing to such a fearful extent in
New Brighton, Pa, that the public
schools have been closed.
A boy at Orange, Pa, who has seen
Barnum's tatooed Greek, painted play
mate and exhibited him nude. Tho re-
suit was severe case of pneumonia.
A man at Cairo, H., fell distance of
sixty feet, from the second story of tho
new grain elevator, landing on IL pile Of
rocks, without receiving serious injuries.
The May or of Cincinnati has dismissed
the entire detective force of the city for
inefficiency and corruption, and proposes
to enforce the law against Sunday amuse-
ments.
| A California school girl having wit
messed dramatic performance about
nnreqnlted love, in which the heroine
died by poison, bought arsenic on the
way home and committed suicide.
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The crime of murder is, beyond a
doubt, sufficiently described in such
language, and the Indictment would he
sufficient even if the words wilfully"
and " feloniously" had been omitted be-
fore the word "shoot." An indictment
strikingly similar to..this information, in
which the assault was not described by
the words wilfully" or with malice
aforethought," was held sufficient by the
Supreme Court of Massachusetts in the
case Of the Commonwealth rs. Chapman,
IL Cushing, 422. Bishop on Statutory
Crimes, : SOC. Same on Criminal Proce-
dure, ! 547.
Our own Supreme Court, in the case Of
State rs. Robertson $50 A. 342) held that
"It shall he sufficient in any Indictment
for murder to charge that the defendant
did feloniously, wilfully and of his malice
aforethought kill aud murder the de-
ceased" quoting the very language Of
the Statute Or. s., : 1o48) prescribing
the requisites of an indictment for mur-
der.
In the case quoted the a7erment was
that GA. r. did cut, stab and wound
the said o. r." and the Indictment fur
ther charges that "the said A. r. did
the said o. r. then and there wilfully,
feloniously and of his malice afore-
thought kill and murder"
In the case of State rs Thomas GO A.
COL }, mainly relied upon as authority by
defendants counsel, which was on an
identical charge with tile case at bar,
neither the shooting nor tho intent to
commit murder were described as "ma-
licious," and hence the decision quash-
ing the indictment i'll that case is no au-
thority in this.
! There is no error i'll the judgment ap-
pealed from, and it is therefore affirmed.
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CENTRAL DRUG STORE. corner Rail
" road Avenue and Iberville street. L..
Blanchard, proprietor. Fresh Drugs and
Medicines.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

ID RYBISKI, Apothecary and Druggist
d. Mississippi street, between st. Patrick
and st. Vincent streets, adjoining Gondran's
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TINSNIITH.
BARBER SHOP.

EDWARD N. PUGH, Attorney at Law,
~ Attakapas street, opposite Louisiana
Square. Visits Napoleonville on Mondays.