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over the surface to the ice and then descends
to renew the same course. But this beautiful
experiment establishes nothing more than that
the surface water Of the equatorial ocean, left
to itself, naturally flows toward the Pole.
If, as Herschel and almost all other ply sicists
have maintained, the ceaseless trade winds
propel the equatorial and tropical water to-
ward the west and pile it up against the
American shores, what supply Of warm water
could feed current, analogous to the surface
current at Gibraltar, and sufficient to take the
place Of diverted Gulf Stream? Benjamin
franklin, one Of the most astute of practical
observers and no mean philosopher, conceived
the idea that the Gulf Stream flowing through
the Florida pass was to be explained by the
heading up of the waters in the Gulf Of Mexico,
under the influence of the trade winds, and
Franklin It was who originally suggested the
theory Of Herschel. The old philosopher has
often been contradicted, but without good
reason for, to this day, no reliable engineer
has ever tested the sea level OF the two oceans
washing the shores of the American Isthmus.
The most modern physical researches fur
nish no occasion or ground for doubt that II
the thin wall that separates the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans ct Panama was removed or
rent asunder the broad and mighty volume Of
the Atlantic equatorial current, which now
finds an outlet through the Gulf Stream into
the frozen ocean basin Of the north, would be
obedient to the ceaseless and steady impulse
Of the wsstwardly- blowing trade winds, and
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-ovER THE FALLS
ROEERT MACAIRE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06

P. T T. IL So :
Look at those features ana agony depict
ed in the face 1t cannot be helped while the
trouble remains. The sufierings from piles is of a
very aggravated description. You cannot walk with
any comfort; you cannot ride in peace; you can
not sit with ease, and the suffering when attending
to nature is almost unbearable, and causes such a
feeling of dread that it is put of at great sacrifice
to health and comfort in many instances increasing
the difficulty to an alarming extent. Use DR.. Briggs
Pile Remedies according. directions to cure in
ternal, EXTERNAL itching or bleeding piles. They are
Sold hy DRUGGISTS.
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n II u L ALICIA

The pain increases, from time to time, until your
nerves seem to snap and crack, jerk and jump, and
play all sorts OF pranks, from the top of your head
to the tips of your toes, the demon shooting forth
like lightning along the unfortunate nerve, and now
trying to tie another into a Thousand knots, then
times in the region of the heart again in the face,
head neck etc; in short, il you have neuralgia in
its worst FORM with all the agony ustilled to its
most excruciating degree, Dir. J, BRIGGS
ALLEVANTOR, and in a trice your neuralgia with
all his demons, has departed, and once again you
NAV be happy, Sold by Druggists.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-18

CoLoRED FIREMEN's DEPARTNENT.ATe-day
there is to be grand tournament Of the hand
|engines OF the Charleston Fire Department, ar
ranged exclusively by the coored dremen OF our
lefty. The following is the programme:
Companies will assemble on Meeting street,
right resting on Charlotte. The line VIII be form.
ed at 10 O'Clock, as follows: Judges, music, escorS
to United States Colors, United Fire EnRtne Con-
|pany, Ashley fire Engine Company, music. Comet
Fire Engine Company, Prudence Fire Engine Conn.,
pany, music, Uni "a Star Fire Engine Company.
The line OF march will be down Meeting through
Calhoun. down King, through Hasel, down Meet
ling, through Market, down East Bay. thrnugh
Broad countermarching at Logan street, where
the exercises will commence, N the following or
|der:
Ist United Fire Engine Company; weight OF
|englne 25e0 pounds. 25 men.
I'd. Ashley Fire Engine Company; weight Of
|engine 2j42 pounds, 25 men.
Sd. Comet Fire Engine Company; weight OF en-
|glne 2T10 pounds. 81 men.
4tb. Prudence Fire Engine Company; weight OF
|engine 253O pounds, 25 men.
|of engine 1920 pounds, go men:
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Hotel ArrIvaIs-May II.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
J. Osley and wife, Georgian R. H. Kernashan,
J. ]. Campbell, K. E. Brown, ]. 'Kinloch, B. Mon'
trose. G. S. Shirer, C. L. Trenholm, G. d. Iren-
holm, A. G. Magrath, Jr., E. II. sparKman' U. Z,
Davis, W. S. Moore ]. W. selktrk, ". d. Glider
sleeve, L. Tuttles and son, T. B. Je1ords' soutn
Carolina; W. F. Hogan E. Carroll d. DloeA'
North Carolina; G. G. Herman ana Wne' Nc"
yor,.. g Poor, A. RobIdor, G. W. Parish, C.
Murphy, E. L. Segn, Georgia.
MILLS House.
10. Marshall, Columoia;J. Andrews, Augusta;
a Johnson. New Haven; 8. Clark, Michigan; A.
q. Hamm md, B. L. Johnson, R. L. Daur'' New
York. A. Hunt, 30 ton; D. n. Jewett, Aiken.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Mrs. ]. Harry and sister. Ridsevlie: J. D, Hen
dirk. T. D. Frye, Coumsia; W. S. UsSey' I. J. HAT
lev D. z. Reardon. South Carolina; 8. Montague
and wife, Massachusetts,.
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Meetings This Day.
Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch & Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, at No.
% Hayne street, balance of stock of VIM. G. Will
den Co.
Niles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock. at his store
d-y goods, hats and shoes.
R. NJ. Marshall & Bro. will sell a. half.past 10
O'Clock, a, No. ss Broad street, books, silyerware
ac.
!. Erase. Mathewes viii sell a. haif.pas; 10
O'Clock at his office. mule.
r A. H. Abrahams s. Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock,
a. :.e.r store, dry gocds and notions.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Matthew Green, colored.
lodged for larceny and vagrancy, was sent TO the
House OF Correction for thirty days.
Robt. Chesnut, arrested for attempting to steal
q chicken on Mr.. Chapin's premises, No. Is Pres-
dent street, was sent to jail for twenty days as
yagrant.
white man, picked up while lying drunk in
St Michael's alley. was discharged on Pleading
the first offence.
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EXPLANATORY.
TO THE EDITOR OF qHE NEWS

TO THE EDITOR. OF qHE NEWS
observe in your issue Of the nth instant
a CODY OF a letter from the correspondent OF the
New York Herald, in which the following ,ap-
nears "Bruns and the president OF The depart
ment said, why don't you buy something, Tim,
and give 1t to the boys"
I deem 1t proper TO state that was not present
at the time alluded to- In fact, nad notninS 70
do either with the suggestion or purchase.
Respectfully, Il. >. bheSs.
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UNITED STATES COURT, WEDNESDAY, MAY
l7-HoN GEO. S. BRYAN, PResIoNa-The jurors
appeared and answered to their names.
The appointment Of @. L. Burckmyer rs as
siguce OF VIM. G. Whilden 4 Co. was approved OF
by the colrt.
John Wennstromm and Edward Wennstromm,
natives OF sweden, recorded their intention OF
becoming itlzens Of the United States.
The proceedings in the case OF the United States
against keg OF distilled spirits, wagon, two
horses, &C., were amended by inserting "mules'
In the place Of horses.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Harvey Terry vs.. the Planters Bank OF tar
field. The complainant, being . non n-restdent- Of
the State, was ordered to give security for the
costs, the amount TO be estimated by the clerk OF
court before the first Monday In June, and, ia de-
fault tsereof, the bill to be dismissed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-18

GENERAL WADE HAMPTON was in st. Louis
she other day. The papers there spose OF his de.
meanEas modest and retiring, indeed they could
not be truthful and do otherwise. The Chicago
Post Republican organ, mentioned the fact In
this way: 'wade Hampton, who had some re-
pute few years ago as rebel raider, is prowling
about St. Louis" We admire the sweet and gen.
tie spirit of this Chicago man.
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IMMIGRATION FOR THE FAR SoUTH.-Among
the passengers by the Dictator, which left this
city for Florida last Tuesday, were fifty Swedes,
forwarded by Messrs. Fraser & Dill to the planta-
tion OF General HIS. Sanford, on the St. Johns
River. This gentleman is Norsherner Of con.
siderable means, who has invested largely In the
South since the war. He Is now in Europe, and
has sent these enisrants through direct via New
York. They appear to be as orderly. quiet and
well behaved as any community could desire, and
will doubtless prove Of vast benefit TO the section
to which they have been assigned. This is one
OF the best proofs that the lawlessness Of few un
principled men cannot deter capitalists from In.
vesting in those States where tits certain that
labor brings profit.
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A CALL DEcL1NED.-We learn from the Sa-
vannah Advertiser, OF yesterday, that Rev. W. S.
Bowman, OF this city, has declined call he has
received to the pastorate of the Lutheran Church
In Savannah. Although We may sympathize with
o1r friends In Savannah on their disappointment,
We are glad OF Mr.. Bowman's decision, believing,
as we do, that he is the right man in the right
nIace
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BUSINESS ENvEIoPEs.-THE News Job Office
- now prepared to furnish good enveiupes witt.
BUSINESS cards prlntei thereon. at S; per thous.
aud. Send seur orders. Every merchant ami
business man should nave his card printed oD
his crvgtopeS
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The EEwBERRY KU-KLUx.-Mr. Faulkner,
who was wounded and captured, as we have al.
ready mentioned in the late affair at Newberry,
has been released on giving bail to the amour. Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-18

BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY - Furehgott'
BENEDICT & Co., Nos Pa and 437 King street, Deg
to announce that. In order to reduce stock' tNey
are now Offering all kinds Of abe and staple Dry
Goods at lower prices than ever. TAAgoods must
he sold without regard to cost.
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CAPTAIN E. o. MURDES.-We learn that a
number OF the nautical, masonic, and other
friends of Captain E o. Murden, contemplate
rendering him complimentary excursion around
the harbor previous to his return to his. family
at PHILADELPHIA where Of necessity they are at
present domiciled. Captain Murden resigned his
United States commission, his only means OF sup
port, and cast his lot with his native State. BE
received two severe wounds in BATTLE and was
twice prisoner during the wsr, and since then
was so unrortusately injured by Tall on the Ice
as to compel the use Of crutches for nearly two
years, thus disabling him from resuming his nau-
tical calling. Captain Murden is still one OF us,
and we trust that he may be successful in his
efforts to obtain such employment as will enable
him to return with his family In the fall to reside
permanently here.
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THE ATTENTION oF WATCH-BUYERs Is called
10 our large stock OF. Waltha Il Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best ard cheapest in, the
market. All Watches guaranteed. -
". CARRINoToN & Co.,
marI No. 25e King street.
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A BOX containing one quire of Nete Paper,
with Envelopes to match, for 25c., at
CHAs. g. RIGHTER's,
may13-stuth Hssel street Bazaar.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. views
u Charleston and vicinity at No. l6l King street,
ar al the nasel street Bazaar. noyl.
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New YORK LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATURDAY
NIGHT and FIRE SIDE COMPANION, six cents a
copy, ut No. 161 King street. mays
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PARcHEEsI PARcHEEsI "A royal game o.
India. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
apr2O And No. 1sl King Street.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at IS, 81,
IS, So so apd ss so per thousand, according
size. aHfHB NEWS Job ONCE.
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The committee Of arrangements agreed to let
the Metropolitan, OF Savannah, use the steamer OF
the Etna III the contest, they not having brought
their engine with them. The time made oy the
Hetropolsans under this arrangement was: Time
made lx; getting ca the ground, l.1A
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R. M. MARSHALL& 8 BRO.

w Ws MAhonA!IE q DhVs >. =
ESTATE SALE BY. ORDER OF THE
L Executor-Valuable Library and Silver.
ware.
THIS MORNING, the 18th instant, at halEpast 10
O'Clock, will be sold at No. 33 Broad streec,
A valuable collection of LIISCELLA,SEOUB
such as Spoons, Sugar.Dlsh, Tureens, &c. :,
One Gold Watch. may18.wfwth4 !.
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CRoQUEr CRooUEf J! CRooUET lin.
mense reduction In price The largest Field
croquet at 81. !.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR AND No. 1ol KING ST.
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MOTHERS, READ THIs.-Children's Copper
Tip Shoes Gs to las all leather for only IS cents,
at the
STAR SHOE HOUSE, No. 44a king street,
maylS-thStu6 W. e Chapman d 70.
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BUsI NEss NOTIG Els.
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By MILES DRAKE.

SALEFCR ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRTF.
~ ERS and all concerned. ), a :.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock; I will sell, with
out reserve, at my Store, corner OF King snd Lib.
erty streets, Tor account Of Underwriters and all
concerned,
2 cases MEROHANDISF, consisting Of Heavy
Overcoats, Cashmere and Union Sack Coats S0tl-
net and Cashmere Pants and Vests Hickory and
Belknap Shirts, L. B. Shirts, White Merino Under.
shirts, Ladies', Cents, MIsses; Boys and Chill
dren's Hose, Brown Linen, Plain Swiss, Bed Flan-
mel Jean. Satinet, Cashmere Figured Lawn,
Ladies' and Gents Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread and
Berlin Gloves, Shirt Fronts, Corsets, Madras Hans
kerchtefs, Tablecloths, Bows, L. O. and Hemsdto4
Handkerchiefs,. Men's, Boys and Children's Straw
Hats. Ladies' Hats, &c. s.-... : -,
The sale will be continued On FRIDAY, consist.
ing Of SO cases and cartoons Boots and Shoes, and
IL cases Felt and Wool Hats. - >. ~
Terms cash before delivery. Sale positive. -
mav18
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aurtion 5ales--gnture Daps,

By J. FRASER MATHEWEs. ;.
EINE DRAFT MULE
L. Will be sold In front Of my office, THIS DAY,
at balf-pass 10 o'clock.
Terms cash. nnaY18 :
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Mem pnbllrations:

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By W. z. LEITGH & r. S, BRUINS,
Auctioneers. :.
9 ALE OF CROCKERY AT No. 30 IIAYNE
~ STREET CONTINUED.
WIN be- sold THIS DAY, the 18th lnst., at 10
The BALANCE OF STOCK on handor Messrs. ". !,
q. WH!LDEN CO., at No. 20 Hayne street.
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The sight from the balcony OF the Charleston
Hotel was magnllcent-offering as fine living
and moving picture as has ever been beheld In
cid Charleston. At the head OF
'rhe Procession
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-Auftiom saIes--Gbis Nan.

By A. II. ABRAHAMS & SONS.
YlHIS DAY, 18th, AT 10 O'CLOCK, WILL
i be sold. at our Store. No. 1Sa Meeting street.
! An Assorted Stock OF DRY GOODS. Hosiery, Gc:
mav18 ~ ;
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toasts and eloquent speeches, The reunion, we
need not say, was most happy-a ut and agreea-
BILE close to hard day's work.
The Marions likewise opened their hearts and
their hail. doing the hospltalities to their Indepen.
dent visitors from Columbia Eumerousiavited
guests assisted to make things pleasant. The
boys had good time, though 1t would not sur
prise US very much II some OF them had Just the
least bit OF headac 'e this morning.
BUSI NESS NOTIC CEs.
MOTHERS, READ THIs.-Childrens Copper
Tip Shoes 6s to las all leather, for only IS cents,
at the
STAR SHOE HOUSE, No. 442 king street,
mayls-thstu6 W. G. Chapman & Co.
BUSINESS ENvEI.cPEs.-THE News Job Office
- now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
BUSINESS cards prlntetl thereon. at 81 per thous
aud. Send yepr orders. Every merchant ami
business man should nave his card prinra oD
his envelopes
THE ATTENTION oF WATCu-BUYERs Is called
10 our large stock OF. Waltha Il Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best a,d Cheapest in, the
market All Watches guaranteed. =
". CARRINoToN & Co.,
marI No. 25e King street.
CRoQuET F.! CRooUEf J.! CRooUET !l-Im-
aense reduction In price The largest Field
croquet at 81.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR AND No. lel KING ST.
mar22
PARcHEEsI! PARcHEEsI IA royal game OF
India. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
apr2O And No. 16l King Street.
New YORK LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATURDAY
NIGHT and FIRE SIDE COMPANION, six cents a
copy, at No. lsl King street. mays
ATTENTION, TOURISTS. .-Stereoscopic views
II Charleston and vicinity, at No. lol King street,
ar al tho Hase street Bazaar. novl.
A BOX containing one quire of Nete Paper,
with Envelopes to match, for 25c., at
CHAs Q. RIGHTER's,
may13-stuth Hssel street Bazaar.
Boots, Shoes, 81.
DOoTS, SHOES and TRUNKS.
Receiving .ls day per Steamships Georgia
from New York, Fall River, from Philadelphia,
assorted Invoices OF FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.
In addition TO the choice selection always In
stuck Ikegp those CABLE SCREW WlRE WATER
So Sold cheap at EDWARD DALY's,
MARI No. l2l Meeting street.
TICE! NOTI G F.!
By Fall River Steamship from Philadelphia this
Hand .Sewed Magic Fitting FRENCH G A L +
BOOTS. With much time and'labor, have tic
-, EuwAEn DAILY,
mar2a No. l2l Mr"'n- siree:.
11O THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
Please inform the numerous readers o! fouf
naper that the AMERICAN CATER. Patented, OF
me Shur u the Future, Is u success. 70 supply
lie demands uf lhe trade, another INVOICE to-dat
Sold by ''N' EDWARD DAILY,
nlar22 NO. III ,necLLlI. SILrcG.
GABLE SCREY WIRE.
BOOTS & SHOES,
THE BEST
For Wet Weather, For Dry Weather,
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to them, but none came to help. The
baby fretted and cried, and viii took il
up and sOothed and gave it milk.
Eat bit, VIII, eat BIZ" said Sally
who was herself almost exhausted through
want of sleep and excitement. The lad
only shook his head and looked up. There
was an expression on his face beautiful to
sec, -
1--WE are coming TO town. This must
be Cincinnati See the houses"
Sally leaned out OF the window and
wildly waved somethingshe had snatChed
up, raising her voice at the same time and
shriekcd for aid.
..Put the baby down, viii. and come
and wave and hOller," she said, looking in
at him, and VIII Obeyed.
"ThGy see us! Why don't they help usg'
she exclaimed in wild excitement. at is
Cincinnati! Why don't they Gomez See
the bOatsw She came near falling out OF
the window. They passed the suburbs
people saw, and shouted to them, but
seemed to have no power to reach them.
They were coming in front of the city,
the lower part of which, with COyington
and Newport, lay in the water. The
steamboats, appeared to be away up in The
town, and many skilis and other little
crafts were plying upon the river.
Now they were indeed seen, and their
shouts were answered, but the skitls could
not get near them. The current OF the
river was strong, and there were too many
large objects on the surface. Encour-
aged by knowledge that they were
seen, the children increased their CXer-
tons. Sally brought the baby from The
bed and held it up. Presently large
boat, which was manned by mon who
were trying to save some Of the lumber
of saw mill, shot out and came towards
them. Slowly and steadily 1t moved in
and out, avoiding or pushing off the
driAwOod and other articles floating by
People who had been obliged to retreat
to the second story of their dwellings,
put their heads out Of the windows to
see the sight-A house aflOat-and waved
and shouted and threw up their hands
when they saw that 1t had inmates, and
these inmates were children. Meantime
the house was floating on and the boat
was nearing 1t. A few lengths, and II
would he nj its side. Just then Il huge
saw log, which had been lying like
great whale on the surface of the water,
was struck by something, and changing |
its course dashed into the side Of the |
dwelling A startled shrek was given by |
the loOkGrs.On rs, thrown down by the
conclusion, the children disappeared,
and the water dashed over the parted
timbCrs. 900
WhilGthc frame turned and whirlcd in
the eddy, the log moved on, Taking nd.
vantage Ol the clearer space, the boat
gained by II few clever strokes the side Of
The ruin; then, while one Of the crew sue |
ccellel in making il last, another clImlied
to tho window, where the children had
again appeared, and lifted them out. A
moment more and the house fell over on
its side.
~ thought God would take care Nus"
whispered win To sally, rs they were
safely set ashore.
Jack Martin, who had reached the vi.
Cinity of his home To find IL gone, was
soon informed of the safety of his child.
rem, and Gro long tho family were tOgeth.
Dr again. Need we say 1t was joyful
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Medical.
ONE MILLION OF LIVES SAVED

1t is one OF the remarkable facts Of this remAr.
kable age, not merely that 30 many persons arc
the victims OF dyspepsia or Indigestion, but It's
willing victims. Now, we would not be under
stood 70 say that any one regards dyspepsia Win
favor b. feels disposed 70 rank II among the lux
uries Of life. Far from IT, Those who have OK.
perienced Its tOrments would scout such an idea.
All dread It, and would gladly dispense with It's
unpleasant famlliAritics. Mark Tapley, who was
jolly under all the trying circumstances In which
he was placed, never had an attack Of dyspepsia,
or his jOllity would have speedily fOrsakun him,
Men and women sometimes suilrr its fortunes uu-
c0nplAiniRgly, but whoever heard of person
who enjoyed thcmt
or ali the mnltiiariOus diseases To which the
human system Is liable, there is perhaps no one
so generally prevalent as dyspepsia There are
diseases more acute and painful, and which more
frequently prove fatal; but none, the effects OF
which are so depressing 70 the mind and so posi-
lively distressing TO the body. II there Is a
Wretched being In the world IL Is
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A CONFIRMED DYsPRPTIo.

But It Is not our intention to disCant on the
horrors OF dyspepsia. To describe them truth.
fully ~ simply an impossiblllty, but III possible
to point out q remedy. We have said that dys,
pepsia Is perhaps the most universal OF human
diseases This Is GmphatlCally the case In the
United States Whether this general prevalence
10 due 0the character OF the food, the method OF
It's preparation, or the hasty manner In which It
is usually swallowed, Is not our province TO GX.
plain. The great act.wlth which we are called