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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2555, 1 September 1915, Page 2

Turkish baths are unknown to the Turks. ■ . ,i special intercession and prayer meeting is held' every Wednesday.' at ■ the Y.M.C.A. rooms at 12.30 p.m. A oirdial invitation is given to men to attend. • The affection known as Dilation or Enlargement arises from an ■ impediment which prevents the stomach from emptying. itself properly—or from weakness of muscles of the stomach wall. Belching of wind and poor appetite are also present. Other symptoms of thin distressing' complaint are Difficulty of Breathing, Irregular Pulse, Palpitation of the Heart, Swimming in the Head, Sleeplessness and Asthmatic Attacks during the night. The retentions in tlio . stomach cause the food to ferment and this fermentation gives rise to Langour and Lassitude, together with a foelinj. of despondence and deep dejection. The cure, the real cure for this distressing complaint is BENZIE'S PEPSO. It at once stops fermentation and supplies the natural juices of digestion. BENZIE'S PEPSO is a guaranteed cure' for Indigestion uii'd its - Kindred; complaints, All chemists-and grocers, 2s. 6d.~Ad.vt..