The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14
Accumulation of Gas
In The Stomach
One of the Most Common symptoms Of
Dyspepsia and Deranged Digestion

The presence OF a small quantity OF
gas I'm the alimentary canal may be de-
scribed as constituting the ordinary
condition. as certain foods. such as
peas. beans. etc. naturally eliminate
and create gas while undergoing oi-
gestion.
Il is only when this gas accumulaies
10 such extent as 10 cause inconNen-
fence and belching, that person may
be said 10 be suffering from nstuIenSe
This collection OF gas becomes IN eA-
treme cases so great that sW Wetll1s Us
presents itself in the pit OF the stoa5 'oaz
ach: and when this stage is Ieaen sIoSs
complaint is made that this part .eSle s
tender to the touch. the clothes OF .ne
person being loosened to opEla'e ''e
Sistress Occasioned by pressute
Attempts are usually made to get ri9
OF this stomach gas by eructalon, @n9
immediate relief is sometimes M MoDtaiue @
when this is accomplished. 1hIauls g ~
Ne1y subject 10 hatutence, 80 49, a.
when their natural food is taken aW*y
too hastily. nd when food otner lhsI
that provided for them by nature Is
given them. Mothers anc nurses .,,s,. s.e
familiar with this infanthe lioOD5e'
au6 have various remedies Tor IL. the
most popular OF which is charcoal,
which relieves the trouble compteeeis,
bE absorbing the stomachlc aho lh.es sss
1inal gases. thereby removing the col
irkv pains Of the infant which Is the
svrlnforl which most frequently causes
the nightly crying spells
charcoal is a marye lous absorbent,
and is caDabIe or oxidiZing and absorb
ina one hundred times its own volume
ia gases. II is applicable TO all cases
of nafulence or gas IN the stomach
ana. as il is entirely harmless. it can
be isken. by any one with comparative
flnpunitv and without fear Of its doing
:irs- harm whatever to the system
Infants and old people can use it a 3
readily as young persons and those in
lhe prime OF life. and nothing but bene-
Sd can result from its use. II can also
he used IN any quantity; and in this
respect III differs from drugs sometimes
employed for stomach troubles. as the
dec ge 81 these must be regulated by
[ s laTcoaL however. as is shown by the
'fsct that French surgeon used as
much as fifteen ounces per day. every
daV OF the last thirty years OF his life.
be employed in all cases where the
stomach IS filled with gases. resulting
from the fermentat tion and decomposi-
ron or food and also from the use Of
those vegetable foods which seem nat
ara llN TO engender and promote the ac-
emulation Of gas. These wonderful
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the sufferer from stomach-gases and
foal breath the very best and most
psiatable and delightful form in which
charcoal can be administered to the
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are ex-
CeedinEly agreeable to the taste. in
striking contrast and radistinction
which is most unpleasant dose to
take. Purchase q package Of Stuarts s
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