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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10748, 12 September 1913, Page 3

{DILATION OR ENLARGEMENT I OF THE STOMACH. ! The affection of the stomach I known aa Dilation or Enlargement, | arises from an impediment which !* prevents the stomach from emptying itself properly—or from weakness of muscles of the stomach wall. Through enlargement the food accumulates in the stomach for 3 to 4 days. The tongue is thickly coated, large and flabby and shows the impression of the teeth | Belching of wind and poor appetite are also- present. Other : symptoms of this distressing comj plaint are Difficulty of Breathing, j Irregular Pulse, Papiitatioa of the I Heart, Swimming in the Head, Sleeplessness and Asthmatic Attacks , during the night. The retentions in i the stomach cause the food to fer ! ment and this fermentation gives I rise to Langour and Lassitude, together with a feeling of despond- . ence and deep dejection. ! The cure, the real euro for this { distressing complaint is RENZIE'S \ PEPSQ. It at once stops fermenta- ; tion and supplies the natural .juices jof digestion, RENZIE'S PEPSO ia ■ a guaranteed cure for Indigestion : and kindred complaints. All ] chemists and grocers 2s (sd. | BOX 23, MANGAWEKA, is al- | ways crammed full of mail orders ■ from every comer of the district. j We have the goods that sell, and the ; public are not slow at finding out where the good things are to be bought at a email cost Almost every boat that enters tha-harboiu's of the Dominion bring something new and novel for Stewart's Oent/ai Book Arcade, Maugaweka. *