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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1781, 20 June 1913, Page 9

DILATION OK ENLARGEMENT OF THE STOMACH. The affection of the stomach known as Dilation or Enlargement, arises from an impediment which provents tho stomach from emptying itself properly—or from weakness of muscles of tho stomach wall. Through Enlargement the food accumulates in the stomach for 3 or i days. Tho tongue is thickly coated, large, and flabby, and show 9 the impression of tho teeth. Belching of wind and poor appetite arc also present. Other symptoms of this distressing complaint are Difficulty of Breathing, Irregular Pulse, Palpitation of tho Heart, Swimming in the Head, Sleeplessness. and Asthmatic Attacks during the night. The retentions in Hie itomach cause the food to ferment, and this fermentation gives rise to Langour and Lassitude, together with a feeling of despondence and deep dejection. _ i The cure, the real cure for this dis-1 trossing complaint is BENZIE'S I'EPSO. It at once stops fermentation and supplies the natural juices of digestion. RENZIE'S PEPSO is a guaranteed cure for Indigestion und lt« kindred eomplttlftls. All chemists and trocars. is, (Jd,—Advt, J