Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-26

~ AAaS( 49, - - 90 ~ 49,
Prepared from Rl,NNET, or the fourth STOMACH OF
THE OK after di cc,iuns OF BARON LlEBlu, the great
Physiological Chemist byJ. :. hOCGHIoN, NJ. ID, PM
adclphu, Pa.
This j. truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion Dy:pep-
sia, Jauudcr Liver Complaint, Constipation. aud Debility
Curing after Natures method, by Natures own Agent,
80 UaIfa traspoonful of PEPsIN, infused in water,
will or dissolve, Fire Pounds IF Roast Be ." about
' prpt% the chief clement or Great Dicesting Princi
Die Of the Gastric Jucethe SoireH Of tAe t0od ne Par
tyng, Preserving, and Stimulating agent o. me STOMACH
and nteslines. IL is extracted from The Digestive Stomacn
of the OK. thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DlGE9iN T.
FLUID precisely like the natural Gastric Juice N It, Che
mcai Powers. and furnishing complete and fEltf Ell
81 RSTlTI TIE for it, BY the aid Of This PREPARATION the
pains and evils OF INDIGESTION and DASi'EfolA are
r,noyrd lust as they would be by healthy stomach
TY, EVACUATION. NERVOUS DECLiN Z, and DlSl'EP
TIC CUNS- MPTlON. supposed be the verge of the
grave The Scientific Evidence upon which is based is
! in he highest degree curious und remarkable.
Scientific Eridence.
BARON LIEBIG i'll his celebrated work on Animal ,a
Chemistry says: An Artificial Digestive Iuiu
H. Juice may be rcad! prepared from the n-
cous membrane the stomach OF the Can IN when 'AFi
Gus articles food meat and egg, viii be Stfha'
acou!d bc in the human stoiRQch.'
Dr. PEREIRA, in his famous treatise on Food md Di-
ct puhshcd bv Fowlers & Wells, New York. page 31-
states fact, and describes the meh"d OF ITrpar
There ew higher authorities than DE- ftrera'
DR. CONNIE. in his valuable writings on the 'fh!sloio-
" of Digestion" observes that ~ dmlHu"n OF 'hc que
quantity ofhe Gastric Juice prominent and ali-preral-
OF l)NSpCI~ih ana ne >ttltH tltit utS'-
ed professor Of medicine in London who was sGNcrt! ar
hctcd with this complaint. finding everything ee to fail
had recourse ohe Gastric Juic@ CHAINED rem me som
achs of living animals which Prcrea owPi'tay S"cccsf"i
DR.. GRAHAM author of the famous works ON ~ egtta-
Die Dict says " II is remarkable fact IN Py sloIoEy'
thai The stunachs oi animals lnacera'u III "'Ir, ~
the fluid the property of d~olyn@ various articles OF ood
and Of cccig kind OF artificial digestion OF them IN no
wise different from The naufa digestive process,
DR.. SIMON'S great work, the chemistry Of Man. dee
& Blanchard Pnilad,phld l7io' PIP. 'il< sa!s; me
disco cry of PPSIN forms new era IN the chemical his
tory of Digestion From recent experiments, We know
that food is dissolved rapidly in an artificial digestive
fluid prepared from PcPsn, as II Is III the natural Oasc
Juice ITSELF
Professor DJ-NGIISON of the Jefferson College, Phia-
dephih in his great work Human Physiology deNotcS
experiments viii Dr. Beaumont the Ga.tric Juice, OBJ
tanned from the living human stomach and from animals,
red perfectly in The artificial H. in The natural digesons
Or. JOHN ". DRAPER, Professor Of Chemistry in the
Medical ulec the University OF New urk. III his Text
Book of Chemistry" page 3-6. says At has been qe.
ton whether artificial digestion could be pcrormcd-bui
/ j. now universally admitted Ihatit may be-
DR.. CARPEN TER : standard work on Physiology which
is in thc library of every Physician and is used y Text
Book in all Tie Colleges, is toll Q" evidence similar 70 the
above. respecting The RENAL sable Digestive power {" Yep
and the c that may be readily separated from the
stomach OF the calf and used or Ncrimcns in Ar
tict Digestion or r. remedy tor disease OF The stomach
and deficient secretion Of Gastric Juice.
All modern works Chemistry, Materia Mcdca. and
physiology and all good Medical Dictionaries, describe the
character and properties OF PErsIN and state many inter
| eStug details respecting il.
The fact that IN Artificial Digestive Fluid, Gastric
Juice. perfectly resembling The natural fluid may be read
ly prcparcd does ndn Of question. The OILY wonder
i, that has before bcenup piled to the Of ndgcs
zion and D!srep>ias naturally docs such use suggest
As Il DysP1psia Curer,
! DR.. IOUGHTON's PEPSlN has produced the most mar
yrou- effects in curing eases OF I5,fs Emacjatiou I,-
rms D,cuca and Hg<pptjc C5oSempl,oa. II is impossible
to- give the details Of in the limits this advertise
Inrnt but authenticated certificates have been given Of
more ihan TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE CURES,
in Pha, phia New ork and Boston alone. These were
nearly all desperate eases and the cures were no: only rap
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