Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-29

THE OK, after directions of BARON LIEBG, the grea
Physiological Chemist, by J. 5. HOuGHTON, NJ d. Phil
adrlphia, Pa.
Iis truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion DysDcp-
sia Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and Debility,
Curing after Natures own method by Natures own Agent
y" Half a teaspoonfh of PEPsTN, infused in water,
will digest dissolve, Fire Pounds Of Beet in about
hoarS, out of the stomach.
PEP5N Is the chief elemen Great Dgesng Princi-
pie the Gastric Jucethc SOrent Of the F60d Pari-
tyng PrcserrinG and Sm@qtjng Agent of the Stomach
and nesnes II is extracted from the Digestive stomach
Of the Ok, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
FLUID precisely like The natural Gastric Juice in Che
micli Powers, and furnishing complete and PERFECT
SUBSTITUTE for it. BY the aid of this preparation the
pains and evils OF IN DIG TON and DYSPEPSIA are
removed just as they would be by healthy Stomach. 1t
II. EVACUATION. NERVOUS DECLiN f. ard DYSPEP
grave. The Scientific Evidence upon which it is based is
in the highest degree curious and remarkable.
Scientific Evidence.
BARON LIEBIG il his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry. says: An Artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous
the Cast icJuicc may be readily pared u-
membrane or Che stomach OF the Calf in which yari-
articles of food, and eggs will DC sottrned
changed and dgested Just IN the same manner they
1r0uid be an tae human st0mack.'
DR.. PERERA, in his famous treatise on Food and Di-
ct, published by Fowlers x Wells, New York, page 35
the same fact and describes The eethod prepar-
ton. There few higher authorities than Dr. Pecira
DR. CoMBG IN his valuable writings on the "Ihysulo
gyof Dge>tiOn, observes that dminuton Of The due
quantity ofthe Gastric Jnice is prominent and apreyai
ing cause OF Dyspeps'@ and he states that "a distinguish
ed professor of medicine in London, who crcly
fCtcd with this complaint finding
had recourse TO the Gastric juice, Obtained from the
achs OF living animals, which prorcd completely successf
DR.. GRAHAM author Of the famous works on "Vegeta-
bic Dict" says " Ii is remarkable fact i'll physiology
that the stomachs of animals macera.ed water mpart to
the fluid the property of dssoNng articles food
eccting kind artificial digestion OF them in no.
wise different from the natura digestive process"
DR.. SMON'S great work, the Chemistry of Man., Lee
< Blanchard Philadelphia, lci6, PIP. 32l-2) says "The
discovery of PEPSiN forms in the chemical his
tory of Digestion. From recent experiments, know
that food j. dissolved rapidly in artificial digestive
g,tit pa
Juice Itself"
Professor DU-NGLIsON of the Jefferson College Phila
deIphih in ms great work Human Physiology dcvoes
more IMAM III! sCs % an examination oil ms su9ccI HIS
experiments with Dr. Beaumont, the Gastric Juice OBJ
tiinel from the living human stomach and from animals
are well known In all cases, he says, digestion occur
red perfectly in the artificial The dgesOns
Dr.. JOHN W. DRAPER Professor Of Chemistry IN the
Medical College ithe University OF New ork in his Text
Book OF Chemistry, page $50 says: at has been ques
ton whether artificial digestion could be per!onedbu it
is now universally admitted that il may be-
DIR. CARPENTERS standard work on Physiology, which
is in the library or every Ply and is used Text
Book III all The Colleges, is iu Of evidence similar to the
above, respecting the remarkable Digestive pow5r OF PR
SIN and the TACT that may be readily separated from the
stomach the calf OK, used for perImens in Ar
tcaI Digestion, remedy FOR disease of the Stomach
and deficient secretion ofGas:ric Juice.
All modern works on Chemistry AIaeria Medca, and
and all good Medical Dictionaries describe c
character and Properties Of PEVsIN aid state many
The fact that an Artificial Digestive Fluid or Gastric
Juice perfecy resent bling She natural fluid may be readi-
E prepared, does no; admit of question. The only wonder
tion and D! sep-aso naturally does such suggest
itself TO the mind.
As a Dyspepsia Curer,
Dr. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN has produced the most mar
vellous effects. in curing OF Debifg EacGt5o
Decline and DySpPfie Consumption. 1t j. impossible
give the details in the hn.s OF this
ment; bat authenticated certificates have been given
more than TWO HUNDRED REM ARNABLE TRES.
in Phiiadc pha, New Nor aud Boston alone. These
nearly all desperate Ces- and the only rap
id and wondcrfli. but permanent
Ii l. great y EltN 81 : ANTIDOTE. and particularly
useful for tendency Bilious disorder Liver Complaint.
Feer and Age badly treated Fever and Ague and Ihe
evil ELECTS Of QInine, Mercury and o,heT drgs upon The
and The free ardent spirits.
oncies Heatk with iHtDapcrGRcs.
Old Stomach Compl1ia'S.
There is no form Of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
which il does not reach and No
matter how bad they may he. it GIVES IN>rANrRELIEF.
single dose removes all the uupleasaBs gym siOms; and
only needs 70 BE- repeated Tor short time l. make these
good effects permanent. P RiTE OF BLOOD. and VIC
OR OF BODY follow al IL i particularly excellent
In of NGusc Vomiting Cramps Soreness of tbc pit
The Stomach distress after ealing, low. cold OF The
blood Heavlnc~~. Lu~Hes OF Spirits De@punacnc! kna
cia,Iun, Weakness tendency 70 insanity. suicide. &C.
Dr.. HOUGHTUN'S PEPSiN,is sold by nearly all The
dealers in fine drugs and Pop ar Medicines, throughout
The uted States II Is prepared in Powder and in Fluid
in Prescription via for the use Of Physicians
PRIVATE CIRCULARS for the use Of Physicians. may
be Obtained OF Dr. Houglon his Agents describing The
whole process Of preparation, and giving the authorizes
upon which the clans 81 this remedy based. As
tits NOT \ SECRET REMEDY, objection can be raj
sed against il by Ply sican respectable standing and
regular practice. Price. ON DOLLAR per bottle.