The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-04

mail opens $50 4. III, P. NJ. closes
II A. H., 8 P. N. Charleston opens 8
A. NJ, 80 T. NJ. closes 8 A. NJ, 6P.
NJ. Western opens 6 A. NJ, Up.
NJ; closes 6. 1.3O P. III. GreenviIle
opens 6.45 +. NJ. closes A. Nj. vii.
mington opens 4 2. H.; closes 1880
a. Nj. On Sunday open from 2.3Oto
3 80 p. M.
The girls of all Illinois seminary
amuse themselves by splitting at u
mark. k.-E:cchunge.
They must use a good deal Of the
weed.
The following is list of patents
issued from the United Suites Patent
Office to citizens of this State tar the
week ending October l:
l55. .03G. Transplauters Norman
Mcleod, Clio. Filed February %,
1871 Dri9.-A main staff is pro.
y!d.0 with q shovei nlade ut its lower
end, having lip on one side, and
with two inclined rods or slides, one
above the other, and inclined at the
same augl-, upon which another staff
slides, SO as to approach the first as il
desceuds. \ blade like the former ia
attached to The supplemental staff in
reversed position.
155, OIL. Fertilizer Distributors and
Secd-Pianters. Murk Cooper. Green.
Vile G. II. Filed June 20, 1874
Brief. fertilizer is ground. to
free it from Jumps, by metallic burr.
1862. Dog hIuzzies. Charles 81.
Des,llee, Charleston. Filed August
10, 1874 1. The side and front
guard, III combination with the nose
or head and neck rings, and strap or
chain counectiug said rings, as and
for the purposes shown and described.
2. ln combination with the side and
front guard. the nose or head ring
having its lower half composed of two
sections united by an e1pansible con-
nection, substantially as described, to
permit their spreading apart, for the
purposes stated.
3. The combination of the side and
front guard, the neck and head or
nose rings, aud the under. brace and
shield extending between the nose
ring and front Of the guard, as shown
aud set forth.
1 n muzzls composed of side and
front guard, and iointed head aod
neck rings, with or without an under
brace. constructed aud arranged as
described, SO that the several:parts OF
the muza'e may be folded up in the
plane of the main side aud front
gard.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 3.-Co.
lantiu Hoiel-R Il Wallace, Darling
ton; W Sprinkle. n G; 4 W Hutson,
Aiken; S g Gilbert, D Is McLauren,
Charleston; Ii Moale, Md; A D Ha-
milton, Ga; A Is Knowton, Orange
burg; j E Haguod, Charles ton; D L
Hill. Greenville; G Wells, Pa; JF
Gadsden, G 81 Buhme. Glenn Springs;
5 r Smith, Md; A McColl, Jr. e JH
Fisher, H A Fisher, Charleston.
\ DANGEROUS SEASON. Vegetation
during the summer. has been wonder.
fully thick and rank, and, as it DECAYS,
an unusual amount of sickness may be
expected, unless proper means are
taken to prevent it.
Fever and ague and bilious remit
tents already prevail to an alarming
extent, and as the fall advances and
tue mnlarions night fogs become hea-
vier, the sick list is likely to increase
both in the city and the country. Il
is, therefore, only an act of common
prudence to keep the vital forces in
full vIsor, so that they may resist the
unhealthy influences of the season
Reinforced by the tonic operation OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the sys.
TEN, however weak and susceptible
naturally. will, in nine cases out Of ten,
successfully combat every species of at
mosphcric poison by which epidemics
are produced.
During the months of September,
October and November, the difference
III temperature between day and night
is very great, and the chilling dews
aud mists Of the season are the prolific
causes Of Indigestion, cholera m orbus,
diarrhuel and dysentery. Bearing this
IN mind, remember also that the Bit
ters not only invigcrate the stomach
and brace the nerves. but act speciti-
cally upon the bowels aud the liver,
lmpartlng to those important organs
regularity and tone. It is not reason
able to expect immunity from prevalent
complaints if no precautions are taken
to escape them.
Hostetter's Bitters are at once plea.
SAINT to the taste. and the most certain
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