Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-15
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PEPSln:

The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
JCiCE-a great Dyspepsia Cu,er
Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth .,o,-,
the OK, after directions by Baron L.,,. u,
great physiological chemist, by J. s. .Horas,'ns 'ns
Md, No. II N. sth st Philsdslphia p.
A Truly wonderful remedy for had;o,,,,on
"A Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Lirer ComnI,;",
Constipation and Debility, curing after Ns,u,s',
own process, by Natures own agent, the G,.,ric
JUICE. CJhaii teasPoonful of this fluid ;nfu,.S
IN water, can aisest or dissolve Five Pound. ~
roast oeei IN about two hours, out of the stomach
DiseStion is chiefly performed in the ,,on
ach by the aid oi fluid which freely e,u,e. f,o,,
the inner coat OF that organ, when in a .,,,. ~
health, called the gastric juice. This euid i n.
great sotrent Of the Jood-,he purifying. pr,.e,.
wing and stimulating agent Of the stomach en-,
intestlnes. Without 1t there can be no dips.,;o,
no conversion of food into blood. no nu,r;,;on
but rather foul, torpid. painful and tes.rpc,;,.
condition OF the whole digestive apparatus.
PepSin Is the chief element or crea, ,,;a..,-
ing principle of the gastric juice. Il i, f,upJ u
great abundance in the solid parts of the bum..
stomach after death, and sometimes eausa. ~.
stomach to digest or eat itself up l. is also founa
IN the stomach OF animals, as the OK, calf. Sc I,
is the material used by farmers in making ebeess
styled Rennet, the effect of which has Ions
been the special wonder OF the dairy. Curdlp,
OF milk Is the first process of digestion A calf,
stomach can curdle nearly one thousand times il.
own weight of milk. Baron Liebir states "ons
part OF Pepsn dissolved in sixty thousand part,
oil water, dige>ts meat and other food" Diseased
stomachs produce no good Gastric Juice. Rennet
or fepsin. To show that this want nav be per.
ieetiy supplied, we quote the subjoined
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
Baron LlEEiG, in his celebrated work ON Animal Cha
mistry, says: AN artificial digestive fu analarou, \,
the Gastric Juce may M readily prepare. fra m Ih na 70
membrane of the stomach the calf in which ya,on
articles Of food meat and eggs will soften.J and
dgested IN the same manner in the human storna-b
Dr. BEBElKA. in his famous treatise ON Food and "a,
published iy fowlers Wells New York pa.e rs So,
the srca, fact and describes the method Of rren.r,
ton There are few higher authorities than Dr pr.ri.
Dr. CUMIiE in his valuable writings or the phv,ioI
of Digestion Observes that "a diminuop of be a.
quantity OF the Gastric Juice il a pruminen, and IL.
vaiu. cause of Dyspepsia and he that "a di.,n
gu>he i,Ssor Of medicine in London v h wa severely
afflicted with this complaint finding everything el.. !,
fail had recourse to the Gastric Juice obtained the
stomach Of living animals. which completely surr,e-ie
Dr.GRAiAN author of the famous work. on vevctaL.
Diet, says: 1t Is remarkable fact in physolory th,,
he stoBiachs OF animals, water impsrt "a
the fluid the property Of dsoving various articles sS
and Of kind Of artificial digestion Of ,h- in mo-
| wise different from the natural digestive Troc-s,r
| HE- SIh'N great Nofk- Inc thrmIrtry of Man.
ElaEcarl. Iiai. 1916. pp 321 . saws "Tbe ds,nve,v
If Pcpsin forms new in the ch.rnca history Of D.
,rston From recent experiments, know that tsd /,
dissolved s RAPIDLY N an cia digeStiY. sud p.par,t
from I-pSu. rs il IL in the natural Gastric Juice salf-
Prof Dt NELl>oN OF the Jefferson COLLEGE Philad in
hs Era; work on Human IhysoIogy devote. more than
MY pages 10 m examination of this su,ier His exper
m"ltS with Dr Beaumont the Gastric Jui-c obtaint
from the living human stomach from animals. ara
Nh'"h. ~ al eases he saws. 'figeston crsurrgd as
perfectly IN the artificial a. in the natural digcstons
| As n N
preparation of Pep-in has produced the most mar.
veious Effects Ii Is impossible to give details Of
cases IN the limits OF this adverii.ement-bu, su.
'Aeh'lcat'd certIiicates have heen given o! more
than TWO HUNDRED rapid. wonderful, and
permanent cures. Ii Is great Nervous Axrr-
noTE, and particularly useful for tendency TO
nlIous disorder, liver complaint, fever and ague.
he evil effects of quinine. mercury, &c, also for
\ 'xcess IN eating or drinking
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COM.
PLAiNTS which ii does not reach and also give
instant relief. and repeated for short time. pu.
| i;y OF Blood and vIsoR OF BODY follow at once.
II Is particularly excellent in cases of nausea, yo.
niiing. cramps. soreness Of the pit of the somacb,
distress after eating low, cold state of the blood
heaviness. lowness Of spirits. despondency, enact.
| iiion, weakness, tendency TO insanity, DC
| Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle
often effects lasting cure
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For convenience ofs.ula all parts Of the country
- r s'vr Matter Of tie "cI ~ni> put NJ IN tie oTmo
o~'lcrs, with direct be dissolved D., III. patient in
water or syrup These powders CONTAIN Just the same
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md by most respectable dealers in medicine.
To he had of DR.. THORNTON, Lewsburr
II Caslow. Milton; Thompson. Mni,lnbure
W III * Eilert, Harteton; VIM Roshong New
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