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plOsO tho election for tho Councils General.
The following Is the total result: Republicans
elected, Ga; MOnArchists, COLI BoDhpArtisisr
1855. The Republicans have the majority in
% councils, the Monarcliats in "A, and in three
departments tho councils arc equally divided.
,....A severe engagement, which lasted ten
hour, took place between the Republican
army and 5000 carllsts at AriOJI d EGvATA
Tho latter lost 90 killed and wounded, and
withdrew to Estelia &c. The Right Rev. Francis
Patrick Mcfarland, BlshOp Of the Roman
Catholic Diocese OF Hartford, embracing the
state Of Connecticut, died recently aged tiity-
Tx. Ho was born at franklin, Pa, and was
sdurAted at St. Marys College At Emmitts-
burgh, Mn. Young, Of Mount Carmel,
Ill.,, went to LOgLnsburg to collect some money
aid to DO due her stCpsOn from Mr.. DonA-
hoe, OF tho latter place. In 3 dispute which
followed Nm. Young shot Mrs, DOnAhOe with
pistol, INJECTING fatal wound,
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Fur Trimmings.

Fur borders will be very fashionable
this winter, q fashion journal says, for
trimming cloaks, sacques, polonaises,
aud costumes. Imported velvet, mate
lassc, and camel's.hair garments have
deep fur collars and much wider bord.
ers than those used last winter. Furri.
erslay that these wide borders will be
confined TO furs OF close short pile, as
thelight long fleece OF such fur as the
silwr.iox loses its fluffy beauty when
left In a compact mass. As this fur Is
veq costly, it is q fortunate thing that
ii looks prettiest In its narrow widths,
sucl a. only half IN inch OF pelt, which
will make about three inches OF trim.
ming on its right side. Silver-fox
boMers cost from sl2 to s15 a yard,
and are probably the most stylish OF all
fur trimmings. Garments bordered
with fur usually have a muff TO match
made Of the material Of the garment,
and trimmed on each end with a fur
border. Chinchilla trimming is also IN
greiI favor, and costs from So to sl6 q
yard, This Is also much used for trim.
ming children's cloaks. Black marten
boMers cost from 50 TO 81, according
to heir width. Gentlemen will have
their long Ulster overcoats OF gray and
black Elysian beaver cloth trimmed
with q border Of gray krimmer or OF
BLACK PersiAni. The white grebe trim.
mings so pretty for children's wraps
arc given n new effect by being cut
across the skin SO that the brown bars
are engthwise on the white feathery
surface. These cost So a yard.
For Innings are considered soft,
warm, md luxurious for carriage wraps
OF bhck gros grain or cashmere, and
fer tickets OF silk or velvet. An obiec.
ton 10 them, however, is that they are
apt 10 rub OF on wool dresses on vel.
vet d long pile, and, indeed, on smooth
silks The pretty gray squirrel-lock
fur With white ground on which gray
tabs ire sewed in rows is least apt 10
rub Of, and is most used for Innings.
Garments lined with fur are seldom
trimmed outside, their lining being
considered sufficient in the way Of orna.
ment and this is fortunate, rs the
lining adds greatly to tho expense.
About S75 Is the furrier's charge for
lining the large circulars used Us car.
riaga wraps, aud from $40 to 600 IS
asked for lining the smaller garments
with leeves.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

Tho interest taken by tho various
governments and the expeditions sent
forth by than, make this future celes.
tial phenomenon the great object Of at.
tention in the scientific world.
Venus and Mercury, being inferior
planets, pass between the sun and the
earth, theplanet answering TO the moon
as in solar eclipse, but tho passage OF
a planet across the sun is called in as
tromomy transit.
Transits Of Venus take place at in.
tcrvals Of eight and one hundred and
five years. The last were in 1761.1779.
The next will be In December, 1874.
1882. The latter will be visible in this
country. Transits are important phen.
omena, as they furnish IN indirect but
accurate method OF ascertaining the
suns parallax. Parallax is the technical
term used in astronomy TO signify the
distance OF q celestial body from the
earth, as viewed from the different sta.
tions.
Giving A the center OF the earth, d
a point on It's surface, O the sun, the
angle formed A d O is the parallax oil
the sun. To ascertain and tx the
constant parallax" is tho main object
OF MI the expeditions. The difference
existing in the computations OF various
astronomers is ANAL, comparatively
speaking mot over eight millions Of
miles) but these variations will be
settled by accurate observations TO be
made with the various improved in.
strnmonts now in use, assisted by pho
Biography. =,
observations at different stations will
refer the planet to different points upon
the suns disk, and therefore the tran
sit TO each corps will take place along
different chords OF the arc and be ac'
complished in unequal portions OIL
time, noting the duration OF the transit
at two or more different places, the dis
lance or parallax OF the sun can be com
puted with facility. II Is now supposed
10 be Of, 32S, 900 miles. The Germans
and Russians have sent their expedi,
tions to Auckland, Kerguelen island
and Mcdonald. Lord Linsey has 1T
ted ont a private expedition to The
Mauritius,. and We have stations select
ed in Japan, China, Indian and Pacific
oceans.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

A B0UNT1FUI HUsRAND.-How CON.
Portable for q young wife TO feel that
her midland is a bountiful provider, and
that slO will never want for the neces-
sarles Of life. A newly married man
was recently directed by his wife to
order Dme yeast, and not having very
well defined idea OF the article, he told
the baker TO send up three dollars
worth. AT nine o'clock next morning
three men might have been seen tug.
ging taSk Of yeast up the front steps
Of that mans house.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

A SAD INcrDRST.-one OF the most
pathetic reminders OF the recent Fall
River disaster Is the habit OF II woman
whose three daughters were killed, but
who insanely believes that they are
alive. Every day, when the factory
bells are ringing for dinner, the woman
who saw her three daughters borne
away TO be buried, that Sunday, takes
n tin pail, as she used TO do, and starts
for Granite Mill: No. ]. Sometimes
her neighbors divert her attention by
tel iug hor that II isn't bell time, but,
other days, she walks 10 the place
where the mill stood, sees nothing that
she can recognize, turns In dazed way,
and goes to her deserted home again.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

Rewari.-I will give 500 for any case Of
flesh, bone or muscle AiimSa. like RhsunA,ism,
Bru.se, SPAWN, Strain OF LsmsneII, upon either
man or animal, which the Mexican Mustang Lint.
msht will not cure WHOM uIsd according 10 tlrse-
uoas. Near % years have proved II 10 DO the most
wonderful remedy fot Neuralgia, Buns, Swell.
inRI, Enlarged Joints, Hoof All, screw Worm,
sting, cAksd Breasts, ots., ever discovered. Who
will let horse limp when Mustang Llhliu sni viii
cure III Who will lnA child cry and sufer from
bruises and ehllbiaini when tho Mustang Niil pie.
vOntitI who will pay large doetorS' bills wh0S
they can buy Mexican Imminent for % cts. aud
Sitoi llII wrapped In steel plate lat sl, signed
20. ". wsIibtook, ohsuiSLn WIN. 4. EVefIon,
Agent,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

ArmE BAR.-A Boston lawyer sends
this Twenty years ago, Just after
was admitted 10 the bar in Maine,
called one evening on the young lady
who has since become my wife. made
friends with her little brother Addie,
and when he ran out Of the room heard
him Ask his mother con1deniially
Mamma, do you think angels wings
are sttOng enough 10 carry lawyers 70
heayeh?F The good woman's answer
was lot in the "Hush, dear r. but in
the battle Of life since then tho ques
ton has come back moro than once.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26
Let the People Speak.

MANHATTAN. Kan, April, s, 1879.
II. V. Pierce Buffalo. n. Y.i
Dear Sir-Your Fayorito Prescription has
done my vito world OF good. shO has taken
nearly two bottles and has felt bettor the past
two weeks than al any limo In tho past two
years. No more periodical pains; mono oil
that aching back or dragging sensation in hCr
stomach sho has boon accustomed TO fol
several years. have 30 much confidence IN
Il that would DO perfectly willing to warrant
10 certain customers OF ours who would b.
glad 10 get hold OF relief at any expense.
have tried many Patent Medicines, but mover
had any occasion to Oxtol ono before.
Very truly yours,
GEo D. WITTfNG.
Mrs. E. h. DAILY, Metropolis, H., writes, Jan,
9th, 1873;
'Dr. n. v. Picrcc-My sister is using thu
FAyorltO Prescription with great benefit"
Mary Ann Prisbie, Lehman, Pa, writes, Nay
10th, 1879:
"Dr. n V. Piorce-whAt have takcr
OF your medicine has boon OF more benefit Il
mc than all others and hundreds OF dOetors
bills. "-0om.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

ladies Desire what Men Admire, Aud
this ll,iis thing Is Dsaaty. what do wO IIy 4,
boAutlfali A irAnIpAtsnt eOnpls1lon and luI.
uriouI head Of hair. what will produce thsIOi
HAgAn'I Magnolia Balm vii make any lacy Of
thirty appear but twenty and LyonI KAthAiron
will keep avery hair In It's place, and make II
grow like the April grass. ItprsvsntI the hail
from turning gray, eradisAtes Dandrun. aud 10
the hnsIt Hair Dressing In the world, and At oAiy
half ordinary cost II you want TO get rid Of sat-
'ownOSI, PlnpisS, Ring fnArlS, Moth patches etc.,
DON'T forget the Magnolia balm.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

He KSRw.-A strange man, who
wanted to go on the train, but missed
II, walked up and down the depot in q
high state OF excitement, berating him.
self and everyone else. al know Just
what my wife will say |" he exclaimed,
as he walked up and down. "When
that train gifts thar and she don't SEQ
me, she'll git right up and jump over
chairs and smash crockery and swear
that I'm of on another drunk |"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

To have good health tho liver must DO kept
In order, sAniOrdH Liver InyigorAtor has b.
come staple family medicine Purely vegetable
-CathArtlo aud Tonlo-ior all arrangements Of
Liver, Stomach and Bowels clears the com
Try SdVorFs Liver Iavigordtor. tom.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

DREKAI DICTIONARY BLorTER Is convenient
bottSr portfolio, with tho addition and novelty o.
avery full iIt OfwordI likely 10 DO used By wilt
erS who, 70 get the correct spelling Of thtm, MAJ
ofi0n GLADLY avail thomI0 OF this handy Ane
Ingenious ilslItAnt. A dictionary Of Iynpny ms
common christian names, q brief list oil RtOsT6 pb
cal names, and q perpetual calendar are ADDED,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

TnR ISDrASs.-In the United States
there are, east Of the Rocky Mountains,
lsS AIS Indians, and west Of the Rocky
Mountains there are 143, 705-making a
grand total in the United States OF
332, 100.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

The great Alcoholics Remedy, VIM.
GAR BrrTERs, is everywhere driving
pestiIerous rum potiOns out OF the
market. That famous combination Of
the finest medicinal herbs on the con.
tinent Of America is accomplishing
such cures OF diseases which affect the
stomach, the liver, the bowels, the kid
neys and the nervous system, that the
grateful masses have adopted It as their
STANDARD Specific. The various rum
bitters have gone down before this pure
Vegetable antidote like tenpins before
well aimed ball. The people hayo at
length discovered that all spirituous
excitants are worse than shams-that
both morally and incidentally they are
inimical to the well.being and safety
Of the community. It won't do. The
handwriting is on the wall They are
weighed and found wanting. Rum
remedies arc defunct, and YNEoAR
BrrrRRs, THR UNIVERSAL ASTIDorE,
reigns in their stead.-Com,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26

The Elmwood Collar is a novelty.
II has ali tho edges folded, fine cloth sur.
face, and Is the best fitting collar ever made
N, Y, Sun,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE NEW IMPROVED
REMINGTON
Sewing Machine.
AWARDED
The Medal for Progress

AT NiEaNht 1870
eyra tliuHsnT onpnH oy nMrnALn AvLSpEp -
rms HxFosfTion.
No Sasao Moehie Rocapd Hslr Riss
A FEW REAsUNst
LA Htp InpsniioH ruolouantr TEFrIB ana
l'eHred By Letters Patent.
s.-MAhss q perfect LOCK sTrou, ak. on 10
tas,, on all kinds q ScOdi.
5.-Runt LioII, SMOOTH, EonEIIu and RAJIp
NH eowsbinutior Of qualities.
i.-pualntz-RuHiJor Years without Repairs.
5.-Ru Do az varieties u Work and Fan1
NtteaiHs in superior manner.
OILS host kasiv Managed By the operator
Length OF stitch mar b altered while running,
md machine can DO threaded without. pasiin
thread through holes.
T.-Dosign aApis, hStniov,, Elegant, fornins
The stitch titAott The use Of cog wheel Gears,
Rotary Cam, or Lever Arnt. Has The luiouatit
Drop md, which iHnrsi uniform length q stiieA
at any spssd. Ha, our new 7krtdd ConiroEtr
which allows easy movement Of neeeie.baf and
,rrvtHi, injury 10 thread.
S.-coHsTAucTfoH mott eartf,a and rrsftHIn, II
I, ninuiAetured By the met ililhl and srpsrS.
sAesd mechanics, al the celebrated Remin Rton
Armory, liion, n. Y. new York once,
No. Madison square, (lkuriz's fBuiid-
lnE) BRANCH oFFlCEsi ANS state ST.,
Chicago, MI fs1 West Fourth ST.,
Cincinnati, Of - Niagara VI, iiunaio,
v. Y. 339 Warrington ST., aoston,
MAST $40 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia,
Pat 10 sixth ~. Pittsburgh. Pal 2Ss
West Jefferson Sc, Louisville, n.y.,
DeGives Opera IIouss, Marietta II ,
Atlanta, Cat OF Norti, Fourth ST.,
saint Louis, MOI Corner OF North pL-f
aBd Steuben sts.. Albany, N. Y.
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Music Books t0lS5 l00lS.
AMERICAN
School Music Readers.

In Books. BY L. O. Emerson and W. S. TllAen
In Book L, which 10 for Primary schools,
Wo have . . yeATa' coarse OF study, very plainly
laid out, with abundant dirt etions TO teathtfl,
aud large number Of sweet lonsl, for The little
ones 10 sing By rote and By rois. Price 30 Cts,
In Hook II, thu eoutIe above inaleAted 10 con.
lnutd, End b+enmts lIttla more ihtotetie. 4 70
book ID nttet f,T the use ~ the younger scholars
N Grammar sehOflI Price 90 Cts,
10 Book III, part singing . introduces, Snd
he eel IL trained 10 bNfn oaie singing For U Ehet
Cllttl IN dtAmmAf sshoal1. Price 90 Cts
The mutle iu tnHIe charming and uISful books
was selected and arranged BY The practical hAha
uf Nj u. U. 4 nefAOn and the thenFetie part has
been vel tSaIed b. Mr.. Ttleel btofe placing In
the Readers,
Pnr High schools, TolhIng succeeds The
hive HskdeTl batter than THE HOUR OF
SINGING ttL00l, already In extensive use. u
mai hsi been usss, Try CliOICE TRlOs [slIool,
a collection Of the best SpATt music
Tha new Singing School Book, THE SONG
MONARCH 10 efs.1, 10 attracting general Atten-
Ion Ss ope Of the Best Books ever made for Stag
luR Schools.
f6s lSsvs book, sen, pO,t.p,i, on rccoip. OF
retail price.
OLIVER DIrsoN q CO., Boston.
CIIAs. II. DTrsON a co.,
III Broadwa y, New York.
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That success Of farming is expert.
ence.
That TO ask a mans advice Is not
stopping, hut often OF much benefit.
That TO keep place for everything,
and everything in It's place, saves many
a step, and is pretty sure to lead to
good tools, and to keep them in good
order.
That II is a good thing to grow into
farming and not jump into it.
That kindness 10 stock, like good
shelter, is q saving OF fodder.
That by making home pleasant you
keep your boys out OF the city.
That To fight weeds is TO favor grain,
and to do justice to your neighbors.
That It is a good thing TO keep an eye
open to experiments, and note all both
good and bad.
That 1t is n good, paying thing to
take papers, keep posted, and be soci.
able with the neighbors.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-26

The Pope was formally expelled
from the Order of Free Maaons by the
Grand Lodge which met in Italy on
March II. He was connected with q
lodge at Palermo in his early youth,
and charges were first preferred against
him III 1865, but he refused to meet
them. Subsequently,, when he cursed
the order, and e1communicated all
memters OF it. the charges were re-
newed, regular trial was held, and q
degree OF expulsion was entered and
published, signed by King Victor
Emanuel, Grand Master OF the Orient
of It.iy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-26

a good remedy 70 remove warts 10 =
tincture of cantharides with few
drops of iodine. Apply to the warts
With small brush three or four times
d day. In short time they will dis
appear.
An Iowa judge has decided that it is
more OF sin to steal q horse than to
elope with another mans wife, because
there are 100000 women in the
United States and only 100000
horses.
Five cents an acre is o good price to
pay for some Of the Florida lands. At
least tho owners thought it all it was
worth, and recently concluded large
sale ut that figure.
The great Catholic Missionary Soci
ETY., whose headquarters are at Lyons.
France, reports % missionary bishops,
440 missionaries, 800 native priests,
and 100000 baptised adherents.
The editor OF the Arizona Miner is
foreman OF a hand engine. Justice OF
the Pence, Register Of Deeds, City
Clerk and the best Indian fighter in the
County.
Harvest hands GO! as high as 50 q
day and their board in some parts of
the country. Aud yet hundreds OF fel-
lows prefer to dead beat it along in
cities.
There are forty-two catacombs in and
around Rome, with galleries 5S7 miles
long, and it is estimated that from
100000 to 1000. 900 OF bodies have
found sepulture therein.
Professionals appear to be making
headway in Mexico. Five years ago,
they had less than six churches there,
and they now have ninety eight.
What is the difference between IN
engine driver aud passenger who has
lost the train2 One is right in front,
and the other is left behind.
"Dried tongue" was the answer
which minister gave some one who
asked him what he had in his carpet
bag, which contained seven sermons.
It now appears that Edwin NJ. Stan
ton cat his throat with razor; but
the secret was so we'll kept by his
friends, that it hos just leaked out.
Boiling hot water should not bs
poured on china. or othe. dishes, as ii
cracks the enamel, aud in time will
surely crack them.
The way they muzzlc dogs in most
OF the Western towns is by placing the
muzzle behind the ear and pulling the
trigger.
a young lad, named Agmus Meal
pin, while playing with pistol. in Sa
vannah. Oh the 18th, fatally shot him.
self int he head.
Ladies', without distinction of sex,
are invited to muss meeting in Dub.
lin With generosity characteristic O!
the noble Hibernian.
Professor Porter, Of Belfast, ireland
hiss returned from the land of Moab
where he penetrated to districts hither
to unvi'ited by any European.
Those old fashioned handkerchiefs
big enough for any sort of nose, are
coming into fashion again.
"How Goliah was killed with {
sling" is the title Of Maine crusader!
| lecture.
Women preachers for women; ner
preachers for men. No more pnstora
visits
There are forty-nine railroads il
Illinois, of which only seven pay diyi
dends.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances Ct Mrs.
SUSAN LESHER, Mr.. and Mrs. James ".
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Dial aud
families, are respectfully invited to attend
tho funeral of tho former, from her late
residence, on Taylor street, THIS AFTER
NOON. Mt half-past 1 O'clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-26
Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances of Mr.
and Mrs. WIN. McGUINNIS, and OF MIR.
and Mrs. D. McGuinnis and family. are in
vited to attend the funeral OF the former,
at o'clock, THIS AFTERNOON. from his
late residence. Services at St. Peters
Church
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-26
AN0t1oH
''The Georgia Gin"

We again call the attention Of those
without GINS to the above Gin. We have
sold them for seven years, and the uniyer-
sal satisfaction they have given and the
largely increased demand and sale each
year, is the beat evidence Of their merits.
We believe they will GIN FASTER, MAKE
A BETTER LINT, RUN LIGHTER AND
GIN CLEANER, than any other Gin in the
market. Order early. Of
LORICK & LOWRANOE,
July 23 Agents for South Carolina.
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