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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-11
Sclttt Storp.
THE RED EAR.
BY AUGUSTA LARNED.

Everything must be put off until Lucy
Malcom gets here. The boys are ready
10 break their neckS for her. We mustn't
let her know how much this visit has been
looked on. Ii will make her too impor'
tant."
They say there's lots Of music in
Lucy" returned Uncle Dorset. Every
body called him Uncle Dorset. shes
Just that trim.built, light.steppin creeter
her mother wa. before her. What grand,
good times We boys and girls used TO
have together when she was young"
Yes" said his wife. with slight air
of finquiry. you and Horace was both
ofyou smitten with Lucy Parkes. Every
body knows that well enough"
No, replied Uncle Dorset, wagging
his gsodnatured old head. lit was
Horace's sister was after but | was
always willing to crack joke with Lucy
ParkeS."
oval" said Aunt Dorset, the aggrieved
tone shading offs little, "it always looked
rs lift wa. a nip and tuck between you
and Horace"
The old lady did not really mean it;
but the truth was she had always been $
little Jealous OF her bro.her's wife, and
now, almost unconsciously, tho feeling
was transferred 10 Lucy Malcolm. She
did not relish the idea of her coming TO
Stockburu, and turning peoples heads,
as her mother had done She had not
seen the girl for five or six years; but re
port said Lucy had grow to be a pretty,
arch. dark eyed little witch, with spice
Of mischief in her composition that made
her quite irresistible. In the mild haze
of the autumn day the Dorset boys were
getting in the corn, drawing with an OK
team the rustling shocks to the barn
The old swallow haunted barn,
Brown gabled long, and fun Of seams,
Through which the moated sunlight streams"
1--WE will have q husking-bee when
Cousin Lucy gets here" said Enoch
Dorset. as he stood up on the load. pitch
fork in hand. his tall, well-knit form
swaying little, and showing clearly, clad
as il was in comfortable flannel shirt
and trowsers of Jersey blue.
"Golly, SO we will, said his brother Job
from ,he threshing floor. If Cousin La
is as lively as they say she ia, it will bO a
general training most Of the time while
she stays"
Job was not as good-looking as Enoch.
His hair was lank and his face was sallow
but thae were funny lines round hi,
mouth. and he had dry way Of sayin.
things. and a tasts for drollery of all sorts,
that made him a fayorite. He kept his
wits sharpened At Enoch's expense; and
Enoch was rather open to ridicule, Tor he
bad a snesking iondness for hair-oil and
fancy neckties, and scented pocket-hand
kerchiers, and secretly believed himself
TO be the best looking fellow in Stock
burn.
"Hullo," said Enoch, standing still on
the load, with that easy sway OF the hips
and shading his handsome brown face
with his hands, as he looked up the road
where it rose little until the spiral
Lombnrdy poplars in front of Elkansh
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p shirley. Frysbur-. Jas NJ shaw, Waterford.
A. -. Knapp, Hanover. 81, saunders, Sweden.
y 4. Hubbard, Hiram.
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THE contest for the nomination
in this county was exciting and
interesting. The candidates all
worked faithfully and earnestly,
and although they were al
conceded to be good and upright men,
all of them could not expect to be
nominated and II those who were
unsuccessful, feel q little sore, they
have the satisfaction Of knowing that
they were not defeated by unworthy
rivals. We think the campaign was
q fair oue-that no dishonorablc
means we're used by one candidate to
tho detriment Of another, that all are
now ready and willing to do their
whole duty towards electing the ticket
put In nomination.
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Free Trade.

Tint the present movement for free
trade in this country is in the sole In.
terest of the British manufacturers,
and Is not advocated from any honest
conviction Of its necessity 10 the minds
Of those engaged 10 Il, is fact sppar.
ont to oil. The "revenue tariff meo
of course deny this, and and are en-
deavoring 10 palm themselves of npon
che people of the country rs disiuter-
ested reformers. The following from
the London (Englsnd) Mining Journal,
an organ Of the British iron aud steel
Interests, sufficiently explains the OBJ
jec,s Of the vasssls of the English
manufacturers, and the weighty mo.
tives which govern their action
AMERICAN LKaisLAsIoH ON DRirIsH IAoS
AID sTEsL.-Wc have good news from the
United States. The House Of Represents.
tives, In their discussion on the'new tariff
bill. have got beyond the debate on the
general principles, aud are nov coutesting
tho measure in its details. II hes reached
the item Of iron, and has disposed Of the
duty upon pigs IN fashion most sstisfas.
tory TO the British ironmaster. Most Of
our readers know that the existing duty %
pig iron imported into the States is % .
ton. A. . sop to Csrberus, hoping thereby
the more efestuslly TO secure higher dutiss
upon auishsd iros aad steel than those d
present levied. the Committss Of Ways ssd
Means, through whom the Pspusylvsnia
ironmssters were operating. proposed 10 ~.
ducs the duty 10 81. Last Monday, how
ever. they found thsA they we're taken 10
their own net. To the proposition that 81
should hencsforih be the duty upon pig iron
generally. General Bailsr moved sn amend.
meut, bringing down the duty smother q,
and hxing Il q IS tos. Il vss this
House for out Of The whole number Of
Representatives, aissty-sigAt nsmbses were
absent, aud " are thsnkful they we're.
There sbesass len ~ frss-nsasrs with
juss majority. Ahse ssvsrsl kears' de-
bate. 0sssrsl Bsllss sstrisd Ais snssd-
msnt b I've vetpe. ths saubsss bslsg-fer
Il %, sgsinst \ ~. ~ sn sagry o. the
future. u , - SrAtifyisg tAsa y nsay
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The Constan tlnople Fire.

CovsrANTrNoHLH, Juus 9.--.Tbs
great frs In the. Pers district hes been
fully subdued, and something like or
der reigns again. According 10 care.
ful account, over seven thousand build
ings Of Ill sorts have been destroyed.
Many of these were the best 10 the
city. The total loss caused by the Gre
s computed roughly At twenty five
million pounds sterling. Englkh 'uu-
der.writers suffer heavy losses. The
archives Of the British Embassy was
saved. The Armenian Church Of the
Immaculate Conception was on fire
several times, and is considerably
damaged but tho Gobelia tapestry
the gift Of the Empress Eugeoio, with
which the church was decorated, was
saved uuhnrmed. The loss Of life BY
the conAsgrstion was frightful. A,
some points whole hmilies were hcm-
med in by the flames and perished in
full view Of the spectators, who we're
unable 10 rescue them. The panic
among tho people was terrible, and
many who might have escaped lost oil
presence Of mind and were unable Il
save themselves. Others, In despair
mado no effort to fly and were lost.
Some Of the Turks, 10 the spirit Of
fstalism peculiar TO that race and 70.
ligion, shut themselves up 10 their
houses, refused assistance aud met
their fate without q murm6r. It has
been ascertained that twos hundrad
and fifty persons wero burned to deatl,
or killed BY the falling walls, aud ma
ny moro are missing.
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FAIRFIELD, Ohio, IL the home {

FAIRFIELD, Ohio, Is the home of the
Simon Pure Democracy Of the age
Democratic Fairfield has just held its
convention. After preambling tha,
the country has gone to eternal smash
and into splinters unless there is q
speedy return and strict adherence
to Democratic doctrines" it was re-
solved "that we are 10 favor Of dis.
owning the bonded debt. or in other
words, arc 10 favor Of repudiating it,"
After thus disposing Of the public
debt, the convention disposed of the
negro, by declaring that we s;e un-
alterably opposed to negro citizenship
aud negro suffrage"
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Repablicaa Comvensisu,

In pursuance Of the call Of the Repubii-
can Standing Committee Of snydeNsounsy.
the Return Judges met 10 Convention In the
Court House. in this place, on the 6,h inst.
On motion, Capt. John Helm, Of Monroe.
was elected President, and Charles ID. Miller,
Of selinssrove, and Henry N. Freed, Of
Chapman, Secretaries.
DR.. J. Y. shindel, Joseph 8. Ulsh, and
Harrison Brouss were appointed commii-
tee 10 drsft resolutions.
The following named persons represented
their respective districts % Return Judges:
Beaver. Joseph 8. Uish; West Beaver,
Henry r. Keppj Centre, Sol. Dowersox ;
Chapman, Henry N. Freed; Franklin, Ja-
cob Hassineer; Jackson. Harrison Brouse;
Monroe, Capt. John Helm; Middlecreek.
Alfred Msrburger; Middleburg. DR.. J. Y.
shindei; Perry. DR.. II. NJ. Nipple West
Perry, Abraham Miuerling; Penns. Levi
Row; selinsgrove, Chas. d. Miller Union,
J. J. Kelley; Washington, II. II. Grimm.
The returns from the various districts Of
the county were opened and the result Of
the election announced, ~ follows;
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Death o1 Charics Dickens.

LONDON, June l0.-The London
Globs, in its last edition last evening
startled the community with the On.
nouucement that Charles Dickens had
been seized with paralysis and was ly-
ing inssusible at bis residence, at
Gsd's Hill, near Rochester, 10 Kent.
The news spread rapidly and cre-
atod tie most profound regret; but
the worst Vas still to come. Tele-
grams have since been recsived sn-
nouucing the death of tho great nov
eliss st q quarter past 6 last evening.
Dickens was at dinner on Wednes-
day, when he was sissed with the ct.
Dr.. Steel, Of the village Of Stroud
who was for many years the family
physician Of Mr.. Dickens, was immc-
diately called in. and remained till
nearly midnight.
The conditions Of tho patient Be.
coming worse and wore. 1t was deem.
ed advisable 10 summon physicians
from London. Tslsgnms were prompt.
y despatched, and yesterday morniog
several London physicians arrived At
Qad's Hill.
A consultation was hold, and the
case at ence pronounced hopeless.
Tho patient sank gradually, aod died
at fifteen minutes past 6 O'Clock last
evening, at tho ago Of SO years.
M. Dickens had been III for sever
al days, but not seriously. He had
even visited Rochester and other points
during the present week.
The death Of the great novelist has
plandgsd the nation into morning.
The Queen has sent . message Of
cosdoleaes to the family, and public
institutions have suspsuded business
Tor the day - mark OF respect.
All the London papers have obitu-
ary articles this morning.
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OuR TIoKxr.-To-day We place q,
our mas, head the ticket put In nomi.
nation by the Republican party Of ouI
county. The ticket is good ono, and
by il VIC will stand. 1t is composed
oi men worthy Of the suffrsgcs Of the
pcople,-msu tried, aud with whom
we, as a people, are well acquainted
We know them TO he true Republicans,
earnest workers 10 the party, and we'll
qualified to fill the Offices for which
they are candidates. II is our duty,
as good Republicans, to labor for the
success of these men at the general
election in October. although some oi
them we're not the 6rst choice Of many
of as.
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FoR THE SENATE.-We hear, viii

FoR THE SENATE.-We hear, with
grati6catiou. that the Republicans Of
Snyder county, at their primary cleo.
ton on last Saturday, nominated A. G..
Simpson, Esq, of Selinsgrove. for the
State Seoate. The District IL COM
posed Of the counties Of Lycoming,
Union aud Snyder. last represented BY
John b. Beck, (Dem.) We do not
know whether there are Republican
candidates for the Senate in the other
two counties, but We are sure that
should they oil agree upon tho nom
iuatiou Of Mr.. Simpson they would Sc
cure . very creditable representation
10 the higher branch OF our State Leg.
islature.-SRbary Gazette.
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A KENTUCKY Democrat has

A KENTUCKY Democrat has kept
his word faithfully. Tho Kentucky
S'atesnsan says: "Not many weeks
ago . wsll-to-do farmer Of Harrison
county declared that he was detcrm-
ined not to live to SEQ niger vote.
The Fifteenth Amendment was an
nounced ss ratified. or course, negro
voting was then in the near future.
Our farmer saw II coming, aud abso-
lutely did deliberately take his own
life. Ho sealed his Democratic testi-
m my with his own blood Had he
slaughtered few negroes, Kentucky
would not have boen ss,onisbed. As
II is, his conduct is considered inex-
plicable,
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BALLsu's MoHrHLy MAoAxrxu.-Ths
July number Of BALLou's AosruLv MAoA-
sixs 10 the oonmsncsmsnt Of shs Thirty :
great hat no magazine il 4. ssu.,,, SSw 20
stands higher In the sstimstiou Of The pso-
pie for genuine interest ssd sxssllenes.
Zach numbsr eoatsins 100 pages Of rsadins
natiss-sterlss. poems, kisiorissl events.
Wit end huuor, : Housekeeping depart.
neat. from sixtssa tetwsaty illustrsiions
Of hessd scenes and places. All Ills can
ssais sissis copy |, "a sisS terms sss
:.ss eheepe.. 1sssss Z 1Asses. yeslea.
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IT is lawentably singular that the
rod man always wants to initiate first
tho vices Of the white one. Rum, gam.
bling. and lewdness have nearly killed
of the entire Indian race, and now
Spotted Tail wants to be a delegate to
Congress.
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- The Committee on Resolutions announced
the following. which we're heartily endorsed
by the entire Convention:
wnssxM Il Is right and proper that the
people should At times, proclaim their prin-
cipies In political matters: And Whereas
the 18th Congressional District Is deeply
concerned In the protection Of their indus.
trial devslopmenis-in opposition to the
hcresy Of free trade. And Where.
a. We have hereto fore found in our pres.
ent Representative in Congress. an able
vigilsnt, persistant and successful defen.
der Of our best interests Therefore We the
Of the people Of Snyder
in County Convention assembled.
do
Resolrs-That We most cordially endorse
the valuable services, ofthe Hon. John
u. Packer In Congress, in behalf Of protec.
tion TO American industry.
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r fsr OF LANDS SITUATE IN SNYDER
o1lss rssSs, issssS non sSs Lana Dspsr.%sss @ Sss
Of this 6oEmoawsalth, upoe which no Patents
have BEN Issued, Including the names IN which
the amount Of money originally paid, and the
amount due the Commonwealth upto June !, ,isos:
EAns or No. OF LOCATION ANT Ar'r
WAnRArrsA Aonre os I'd. on Dun.
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Va fully endorse The rsselations pssssd
By he Rspubh eaa County Csavsntisa lssi
headsy. They ere short aad right 10 the
s~t~t l-nAn,i fall IA pAsA Thar,
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CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS.
~ Asthma, and Catarrh cured by inhala.
tion. A5boiis Inbnling Fluids the only
remedy TIM! operates on IL lngs- -lissolves
the iubercles. which are Jurown Of, tho
cavities heal. and q cure is effected. Treat
ment by letter or In person can be had only
Of 9. VAN nUMMEL. NJ. D., 10 West lilh
81. MY. ION
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Dwelling House.

6RSDk THE FOLSOM IMPROVED
@ASIe Twenty. Five Dollar Family Sewing
Machine. The cheapest First Glass Machine in
the MARKET. AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.
Liberal commissions allowed. For terms and
circular, address, A. 3. HAMILTON, Gen. Agent,
No. 100 Chestnut st., Phils., Pa. ISL. 3m
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NmE MAGIC COMB will chang,

l. any'colored hair or beard TO n perma-
nent black or brown. II contains no poison.
Any one. can use II. One sent by mail for
81. Address MAGIC COMB CO.,
Springfield, Mass.
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An unriyaisd literary paper Is tho
New York Weekly.

Each issue contains from eight to ten stories
and sketches, and halfa dozen poems, In addl
tion to the six serial stories and the varied de-
partmsnts.
Ono Yoar-Single copy. Three Dollars.
" -Four copies tt2 ~ eaepl.. .Ten Dollars.
Eight copies. .Twenty Dollars.
Those sending 90 for q club Of eight, ail sent
Getters.upof clubs can aftcrward add single
copies 1t "a 20 each.
STREET = SMITH, Proprietors,
No. IS Fulton Street, N. Y.
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R,soivsa-Iuat We have full conRd; ~.
in the wisdom, patriotism and ability Of
President Grants administration. and that
We will hail tho 70 nomination Of President
Grant with delight.
Resolpsd-Ths in the Hon Simon Cameron.
the great Commonwealth OF Psnnsylvania
has . Senator who 10 true and tried. faith
full and trust worthy, aud who on al! scca-
sions stands firm TO sli her true interests,
therefore let him remain In the Councils Of
the nation, 40 long 80 life shall last.
Resoived-Thst the administration OF
Gen, John W. 0esry meets our entire ap-
probation.
Rssolvsd-Thni In the nomination Of G
Simpson Esq, - Senator OF this District
Snyder County has put forth one Of her
strongest citissns, one worthy Of the posi-.
tion aud who has accomplished - much
for the welfare Of the county 40 any other
man Il Il, and % Snyder County 10 most
emphaticslly entitled to the nominee, We
soldly assert, that her claim shall not be
denied.
RssoiVed That the tieketIthis day put In
nominasion, 10 worthy the support Of ell
true citizens Of the County Of Snyder,
and We pledge ourselves, to, use ell
honorable means 10 promote their trium-
phst election On the second Tuesday Of
October next.
Rssoissd-That the proceedings Of this
convention be published In ell the papers
In the county favorable to the above Rsso-
lutions.
The following named gentlemen were
chosen . Standing Committee to serve for
the essuiag year;
Beavsr-Pstsr Rsigsl, Henry 8. Freed.
West Bsaver--H. u. kaspp, A. A. Romie,
Centrs-Soiomon Bowsrsox, Uriah Wsiriek
Qhapuan-HearY \. FREED, J. M. Holman.
E.ssisisIJ; .; ,;!ss SsAGssa; och. Mscyy Eses.r:
Gid1ls6srT-J. Z. shisdsl, Daniel BcIsndsr.
4iddlseresk--A. MsPbuPgss. samr y. Yodsr.
Aousos--Joha rosag. yossph nosst
YsnAs-Lsu Row, 0sosgs J. sehsch.
Isuy-Dr. n. - Nipple, Napoison nrooius.
wed Psrry-Asssn MttesliaS BIZ. Buryovs.
eellasgreve-Qhar,ss y, Miller, 4: .. seLoeh.
i d;sa n D. b h:sss.s :cs:s
No Coroner having been voted for, Peter
Hartman, Of Centre, wss nominated by the
Convention.
Col. Simpson. our candidate for Senator.
being called on 10 address the Csnvsntion,
he responded In nest snd telling spssch
which was well received.
On motion. Dr.. John Y. Shindel WAS
shossa temporary Chairman.
o. motion, adjourned.
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HALF WAY HOUSE,
IL PENNs TOWNSHIP, snyder Co., Pa.
ANDREW SHADE, Proprietor.
Accommodations good and charges moderate.
The patronage OF the travelling public Is solicited
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500 to $3.50 nss :.d, month ssss ss.s.9. S.2.
Wages paid weekly to Agents everywhere, sell.
Lines Business permanent. For full partich
lars address dIRARp wiRK MiLLs, Philsdelphls
Pa. May S-Sw
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HgHg gHgsssEsIyf Si1IEgIsss:M g :: s:M.eM!.s

FoR FAMILY usE, simple, cheap, reliable.
Kniis everything. Agents Wanted. Cir.
cnlnr and sample stocking FREE. Address
HlNKLEY KNITTING MACHINE Co. Bath,
Me-, or l76 Broadway, N. Y. [Feb.l7-3m
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Newspaper
advertising.

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vertisinG Mediums, giving tho names, circuls.
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Agriculture, Literature, &c, 40. Every AdvsF.
ing such, will hnd this book Of grest value
Mailed free 70 any address on receipt Of nitesn
cents GEO. p. POWELL 4 co, Publishers.
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The Pittsburg lPs.l Issader, In It's issue OF May
-, 1870. says; The hrm OF q. r. Roweli 4 Co.
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tnVNV9 6SEess ssvkNsSs" ~
SNYDER COUNTY
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
oouoRHse,
JOHN Is. PACKER,
OF suSnuay.
ASrHoSY Q. SIMPSON,
OF sxLirsosovr.
WILLIAM iHXRDINo.
or rsnRr.
AssociArH JupgR,
BENJAMIN L. RAUDESBUsH,
~ BpAvRR.
raorHoxorARy,
JEREMIAH GROUSE,
OF nIppLsnuRe.
RsetsTss 4 RrcoRpss,
SAMUEL d. sCHUCK,
or nippLnBrRo.
pfernicr ATroprnr.
BENJAMIN 7. Parks,
or NIpDLSsuno.
rouNisuorRs.
PHILIP KINNEY,
OF ;rHAvsR.
corprr SURVIVOR,
AARONssK. GIFT,
OF HippLunuso.
JuRv coxMIssioS.s,
HENRY BROWN,
OF wAsHiroroS,
AuDIToR,
CALVIN l.. FISHER.
or rHNHs.
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RoueH e. Co.'S Aarerfisements.
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THEY ARE NOT A VILE
FANCY DRINK,

r. II. MCDONALD a Co,
Druggists, and general Agents, San Franchise
merce ST., N. Y.
sS SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS. IMar 10 -3m