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Apliorisins for Djspeptie. Iq the third edition of bis treatise on "Indigestioa," Dr. John B. Gill, of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, gives the aphorisnis for tho dyspeptio, lo learn by heart: Let each man take i.hat which he tinds by expeiience to suit him - not hia neighbor; oarefully disthiguish between natural tastes and acquired bad haüits. One inan's ment is anothes man's poison. Earn your loaf before you eat it. Aiwa} s rise irom the tablo unsatiated. Stimulation must be lolloweu by deprcssíoñ. Live peaoeably with all men. Eat slowly. After dinner sit awhile, after supper walk a mile Eat when you are huagry not when it is meal time Eat only such a quantity tl at you shall be hungry when meal time ooir.es round. Lot your food be proportionato to your work. Be températe in all thinga. Nature loves regularity. Dr. Dies is the best pliysician. It is not rood. for man to be alone. Idleness ia the stomacli's hangman,