The sale of the article 'is now so great that no less than £200 worth of revenue stamps are weekly consumed in compliance with the law, which fact alone will indicate the enormous proportions to which the business has attained. The weekly cash receipts have averaged £1,000 during the present year, and show the same decided upward tendency *hat they did twelve months ago, when they were but £100. An increase of tenfold in twelve months is V;hu3 shown to have taken place : may it not, therefore, 'be assumed that another twelve months will show a still further increase? The question that will now occur is— "How has this rapid and great success been attained 1" "We answer —In the same manner by which^news travels in India— from mouth to mouth, so that now the article can be found in nearly every chemist's shop in the land. The article, first sent out on trial for cases of dyspepsia, and the many painful complaints to which it gives birth, effected such remarkable results that those who had derived benefit from its use loudly made known the fact to their friends and neighbours, many of whom thus became persuaded to give the article a trial, and they, in their turn, finding its use beneficial, also added to its fame, which thus continued to spread by means of a little army of those who had suffered from dyspepsia, or indigestion, and obtained relief, gratefully acknow- ledged. It is supposed that there never was such a wonderful achievement, in this or any country, in so short a space of time, and what other inference can be drawn therefrom than (as is the case) that the articla. possesses real merit ? For upon no other supposition can it be imagined that those who had, as it weve constituted themselves into animate and walking advertisements would voluntarily, and without nay' advocate to all within their influence the " Extract," as a means of escape from the distressing symntoma of disease. This dyspepsia, so prevalent in the country, steals upon us unawares. Patients have t)ains in" the chest and side, sometimes in the back ; they feel dull and sleepy ;; the mouth hasa disagreeable taste " especially in the morning; a sort of sticky sHrne collects about the teeth, making the breath offensive t» others. 