The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-10

How Nor TO DIE.-Thoueands fall q
prey TO disease, not because the mala-
dies that affect them are necessarily
fatal, but because they lack the requi-
site amount OF active vitality to make
valiant resistance to the enemy. It
is wise precaution to keep the body
always In state of defence-always
prepared to ''fend off" the germs of
epidemic and other disorders, and to
oattie the evil influence of damp mi
asma and sudden thermometrioal
changes. There is no difficulty in do.
ing this. II is fact as we'll authenti-
Gated Rs that two .and-two make four.
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
specially adapted to this purpose, and
lot the simple reason that Its nvigorat.
ing and regulating properties are
superior to those of nny other medi-
cine IN the world. During the twenty
years that it has been in general use,
ample opportunities have been afford
ed to compare its medicinal properties
With those of other preparations claim
,ng to be- of a similar class, and the
result has been it's adoption by the
American people az the standard tonic
OF the age. it's introduction into every
civilized portion Of the Western hem
isphere. and an annual sale which
dwarfs into insignifcance the demand
FOR all it's would be competitors.
The record upon which its popu-
iarlty rests is curiosity in medical
literature, for it includes au almost un-
limited variety of human ailments and
disabilities. Tn fact; no other rem e.ly
possesses such q variety of hygienic
virtues, and it is to these character.
istics that it owes its prestige as
household medicine. J7i3Tl
HOTEL ARRIVALS. Juue 8, 1874
Hendrix House, Parcel, Augusta; d
Mcqueen, Sumter; T S Baty and lady,
Baiisburg; J G Mobly and lady,
Winnsboro; Mrs S Baruch, three chill
dren and servant. Camden; P Qnattle-
baum, Lexington; Miss v Burress.
Anderson; Miss Mary Mccall, Dar-
iinHton.
Wheeler House-W 7 raliaferro, "
Fl Boan. N Y; E S J Hayes, Licking
ton; Frank Spears, O II Butler, Au-
gusla; J B Young. A NJ & 0 r. r; r
Il Jenkins, Sr, Miss E Cannon, N
i; Miss L Jones, Greenville; b O
Townsend, Society Hill; Mrs G T.
Wilkes and family, S G; a B Beecher,
Ga; j q Thompson. Beaufort; J A
Smythe. A A Loomis. Charleston; T
e CLARK. Camden; G f + Thompson,
Tenn; P 81 Dannenburg. Winnsboro;
DR. 5 b Thompson, NJ l. Kinard, city;
L Z Weston, Richland.
Columbia H0tei-T S Clarkson. NC:
) L Adams, Gadsden; j B Grosvenor,
J W O'Brien, ] d Stoney, L G White,
j Il Wuhaman, Charleston; A ] FIRE.
derrick, S G; j Nj Watkins, NY; ;CP
Gardner. GreenvilIe; S l. Tompkins.
Ala; S G Templeton, Texas; Mrs l.
Demorest. child and servant, L La
neaGx. L l. Borrasis, La; L L Crun.
ston, Texas; q Sampson, Ill; Jas S
Ledbctter, N Y; w b Kegan, Europe.
DEATH FROM SUNsrRoKE-FIRsr OF
TIE SEASON. George koehler, who
lived ut No. Camden Lane, was over
come by the heat Sunday afternoon,
While walking on Hughes street, near
johnson street, and fell inseusible to
tbs sidewalk. He was removed to u
house at the corner of Hughes and
johnson street. where all apple ition
OF mustard was made to his stomach
and ice applied to his head. Coutiuu-
ing to grow worse, he was removed TO
his home. where he died at hulf past s
O'Clock Sunday night. He leaves u
wife nEl three children.
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