For the Columbian Fountain.
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Some people suppose that because they
are cold water men, they must drink largely
of that element, under the impression that
the more they drink the better it will be
for their health. This is mistake. Drink
ing water can in no way assist digestion
than by affording proper degree of mois-
ture to the food. If there be no thirst, we
may be assured that it already possesses this
degree Of moisture, and that any addition
to it will only dilute the gastric fluid, and
consequently enfeeble its solvent power