Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-03
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID
OR
GASTRIC JUICE

Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth STOMACH VI
THE OK. after directions of BARON LlLhit me H Htt
Physiological Chemist, By J. 5. HOUGHTON, NJ u" Ih
Bdclphiu Pa . r,
This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion Dy<PcP-
sia Jaundicc, Liver Complaint Constipation ana co
Curing Natures method by Nature o" |ASci'
me 39s HeIG tsosnoonfI of PEPsIN water,
will digest or dissolve, Pounds gf koaSt c In 0i""t
hOurS out of the stomach. - -. =.
PFPSIN the chief element or Great 5cStlS Prlncl-
ME Of The Gastric Juce-the S0rcHt Of the FoO the Pari
r. plrrr,,y and Stiamlqtinr Agent of the stomach
and inestiues II extracted from the Digestive stomach
of the ok, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
FLUID precisely like he natural Gastric Juice in it, Che
mcai Powers, and furnishing complete and II tFECI
SUBSTllJ III for It. By The aId OF TINS preparation, lhe
pains and evils Of INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSI \ are
removed, just they would be by healthy stomach 1t
Is doing wonders for Dyprplics, curin of DEBi
TY, EMACIATIoN, NERVOUS DECLlN =, and DiSPtI-
Tic CONSUMPTION, supposed to be eli the verge OF the
grave. The Scientific Evidence upon which ii Is based, Is
In the highest degree curious and remarkable.
Scientific Eridence.
BARON IIEBIG i'll his celebrated work Animal
Chemistry SAYS An Artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous
10 the Gas Juice may be readily prepared from the
cos membrane or The stomach OF the Calf in which var
articles of food meat and eggs will be SGjtcaed
ehaagd, and diFcsed just n the same manner as Mey
nr PERERA, in his 'mou, treatise on Food and Di-
ct" published by EuwcrS Wells, New York, page 80,
state the same aci describes he method oil prepar
tiou There IN -hrr authorities thun Dr. Pcrcra.
DR. CONNIE in his valuable Writings on the "Phys
~ Of D.tun, observes that dimnItion of the due
quantity otihe Gastric Juice is prominent and a-preNa
Ing OF Dyspepsia ana he states that "a distinguish
cd professor medicine in London, who was severely If
ncrd Win this complaint finding everything cl,c to fail
had recourse to Gastric JUICE obtained from the stUm
Dr. GiiiIA2i, author Of Tie l,nou. works ~yrr'"-
t 3a ' bs stomach. Of ama "ra in wat mparl 10
the uid the property OF d,soyin various articles OF food
and Of fg Kind of artificial digestion of them in no
wise different from the natura digestive process
nr SINON'r gr.at work the "Chcmislry of Man." dee
& blanchard PhiadeIphn. 1916. pp 32l-2 says: .The
discovery Of PEPSlN forms new era in the chemical his
Thai food is dissolved rs rapidly in an artificial digestive
Ju.S iit f.
~" ~ ,.., ,.,,,- $50
professor ~ N"lh@'N OF me Jefferson "ilce', fha-
% % ~ ,,,,. ,>an,i"ti", If hi" .i,,rct liz
Ihoiv li ~! ~, ,,t 49, 49,, i,.f if a.
1920 t ~ Ii'i h,", ,rh ,I ram, ",i,.Is
are well known lin all cases. he slys .dgc-ton occur
red perfectly in The .r. as in The natural DECISIONS
Dr. join ". DRlrER Professor Of Chemistry in the
Medical .r oithe University O; New York, in his 'IcXf
Book of ChcmisH, pasr 3-, says: ut has been ques
ton whether Artificial digestion could be pcormcd-but 1t
is universally admitted that il may be-"
Dr. CARPENTERS standard work on Physiology, which
Is in the library OF every Fhysicl and Is used Text
Book all the Colleges, fun of evidence similar
above, respecting The remarkable Digestive poN9r PEP
SIN and the fact that il may readily separated from the
stomach Of the calf or OK aud used Tor experiments in Ar
tifcia Digestion as Il remedy disease of the stomach
and deficient secretion of Gastric Juice.
All modern works on Chemistry Macria Medca and
Physiology, and all good Medical Dictionaries describe the
character and properties Of lErsIN, and many inter
estng details respecting ii.
The fact that an Artificial Digestive Fluid or Gastric
Juice perfectly resembling the natural uid may be rcad
Is that has not before brenapprd t" the cure OF Indge
Itself ' to the ' mind ''1''' u0'S S"' uss Suss'
AS a Dyspepsia Curer,
Or UOIrCUTpN'S PEPSIN has Dro,lpcpd t,o most mar
velloIs effects IN curing c,.,s ~ JLjJ,t, L.o.t;,, a.
rms J,rcJ,,co,I ju.as9, C,ns,,,a,;,, r. ! i,,,,i
,o ,.i,'o ~, Int,ir ~ cis i H. 1,,i,. IF tt,;
mrnt, but ontbnntir,rf,l c.r,if,.t,.s L.,. ,, , ~
NOR man TWO III'TnItn ET,N ARK All = 7'I,pp ~
In pbund.r,ii. Nm, y,rl ,nJ M ai,, r., I ,,'
r,,rr aII a 80 ,., ,"I ~ . % '" VIC
a. ma 1r,,rI,i,rf,, i,t ~, r,,'','.,,t ~ " " 'i! ''P
II i n GREAT NEKIOI!S ANrIDOTF and ,,ar,icr,or,
rs.r,I f,r t."'l.rcy ~ nm, ,i,r, ;,r ,',;
Fever and Apr or badly ,r,ltrd Fever and A.,r md the
evil effects of Q1uin Mercury and obrr drI mon the