Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-23
ANoTHRGSCIENTIPlc WONDER
PEP SIM!
ohE TRUEnIGES TIVE FLUID.
Or Giasfric Illfcei

OG UUStEuC = SustCt
GREAT r DfSI,BPSI-i5 CB1lfsh,
DRRpARED frum Kennel, OF the fourth stomach
Z C6 the OK. after directions BY Baron LEBlo,
~ Trest Physiological Chemist, by Stl0UGH-
FlN ID, MOI North Eighth street, z hilatel-
mis-. pa.
ThiK Is trily wonderful remedy Tor lNDiGES-
Ton. DYSPEPSIA JAtlNDlCE, CONSTlPA-
TON siaysR C1PK AfNrsanl D EBlLlTN,
caring sitlrNatnres on method, Ivy Natures own
method. the Gastric Juice. ~
Half teaspoonfnll of ths Fluid, infused in
water will digest or liss,lve FwE PorSnsoF ReAsr
Dwv /. asou1s rwo ,moyRs, out ol The stomach.
Scientific Evidence!
HAron LEar;. in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry saws: nAn artificial Digestive Fluid
snals.ons TO the Gastric juice may he rehdily
prepATc,l from the muc :ous membrane OF the Sto-
mach of the calf in which various articles of food
A. meat and eggs. will be so soicned, changed and
Axested, lust in the same manner as they would be
the human sto1nach,'
DR. PsnsrRA. in his famous treatise on Food and
Diet pub sh d By Fowlers < Wells, New York,
p,re 81; sta es the same great fact, and describes
Ne method uf prcnaraton. There are few higher
authorities than Or. Perelra
Dr Counr, in his valuable writings on the Phys
lelogy Of Digestion. observes that "a dmunitlon
az the due laliautity of the Gastric JUICE is a
proinnent and all prevailing cause OF Dyspepsia
and he states that "a distinguished lloiesnoi VI
medicine in London who was severely ahlcted
with this complaint finding everything else 10 iaL
had recourse In the Gastric Jniee, obtained from
the stomach Of living animals, which proved com
pl-,ely jccessful,"
DI GnAn,u, authpr of the famous works on
Vegetable Diet" says: al is a remarkable lac)
n Physiology that the stoinachS IN ANIMALS ihhec
rsted in water mpart to the fluid the pr perry Of
Aissoving various ariclesol food, and OF clecilnt
kind OF artificial digestion OF them in no wise
different from the natural digestive process.
Nr SIMoS's great work, The "hemiSlry ol MAN.
u.ea Il Blanchard Phlla 1915 PIP 32l-2l says
"The discovery OF PEPSiN torhS a new era III lht
chemical history Oi pigcSil,i' riuh ,ecen' "a
Dcrilnents we know that food is dissolved as rapid
" in al au artificial digestive fun prepared nom
fepsin as il is in the natural Castro Juice l'Stll
Professor DuSaLIsoS, OF the Jefferson College
Philadelphia, in hisgrcat work on Human PhySl
sbgy, devotes more than tiiy pages 10 an cEalhina
Hon Of this subject. HIS experiments WIN Dl'
y Beaumont, pn the Gastric Jure, Obtained ifou lhe
kyins human stomach and from GllnalS are well
known. "ln all cases, he says, "discStloh oc-
sarred az perfectly IN the ar'ihca as III lile ha'u
raj digeStions
AS A DYSPEPSIA u REX,
Dt HovGHroN's preparations ol PEFolN mas pro-
GucGd the most marvellous tncclS curing cases "
Debility, ElnaciatiOn, Nervous Decline ana DNS
peplc Consumption, supposed 10 be on inc very
verge of the grave. II is impossible TO give the de-
hills Of cascsin this limits CT this advertisement,
but authenticated certificates nave hecn gwen o.
nlrc than TWO HUNDRED REMAkhAbLE
CURES, in Philadelphia, New York. ana Boston
Ilsnc. Til. 81 were nearly all desperate cases ana