Suppose a man to have lived tilty year without ever having seen the reflection of his own face. Now lead him before a mirror and let him have " look. He will, of course, recognise the outlines and general appearance of his body; but his features will be as now and strange to him as those of a petéon he has never before met. Yet he has wore that mask all his life; has touched it with his hands times beyond counting; has by meats of it expressed the feelings and passions of half a century; has heard its peculiarities remarked pon by others—yor, jone. of his, bone and flesh of his flesh as i is, -the glass presents it to his gaze as a novelty. Fortunately Nature has so made us that we are coninionly satisfied with our looks, otherwise this man might curee the hour he first beheld his own countenance.
On a page of a book which lies on my table this bright morning, is a picture it published without, title or. description—rebably the. most of us would not understand; yet. the. original is vitally important to, every human being. No mirror throws back its Structure to the eye, nor has the owner ever laid hands on it. ' Nevertheless its name is duly on on lips, and on its fithdose of the Syrup, when I ecemed to need My daughter suffete from the same trouble, and Moth-r Seigei's Syrup had the like good effect in her case, You are at liberty to make any use you like of statement."—(Signed) Mrs. Elizabeth Nuulty, Foresters' Arms Ino, 95, Scouringburn, Dundee, July 2nd, 1897.
This lady's stomach did not become " bad of "malice prepense and aforethought, the lawyers say of certain criminals cause lay in the conditions of her life, her habits of eat maybe—with, possibly, inherited weakness. There are so many things, and combinations of things that tend to produce or develop dyspepsia, it is hard to trace then in individual instances. The symptoms (or consequences), however, are more numerous, dangerous, and deceptive than the uninstructed Imvgine, It is for this reason that so great a multitude of alleged "dyspepsia remedies" are prepared.
But the bad" stomach' having been slow to abandon duty and strike work, does not ud to any may be thrown h must be exactly a if there this requirement as Mother and rgan receives it for the the world has not yet heard of it.
ud healer that it is—and the stomach is changed back into a good one.
You now guess what that picture on my table repreients—a machine in your body you will never it which in other way You may study and know more about.
(5) 23, 300e & 6n0 cons Entelligence.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.