(Signed) " Edwakd Roberts, "No. 9, Tyn Pwll Road, Holyhead." What originally brought on this wretched attack of indigestion and dyspepsia— which through laok of the proper remedy became ohronic— Mr Roberts does not Bay, even if he knows. Probably the oause was exposure, and a hasty and irregular habit of eating. At all events he was fortunate in learning of Seigel's Syrup before it waa too late. We congratulate him en this point, and are confident his frank statement will be of use to others of his honorable and responsible calling. For one, the wjiter of these lines nev.er lies comfortably back on the

ou«hiopa,in a Qrst-olass oarriage on the excellent North-Western Railway with out hoping (selfishly enough, to be sure) that all is well in mind and body with the man who drives the iron horse.
THE DECLINE OF THE BULL FIGHT IN PARIS.
