Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-19

Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth STOMACH OF
THE OK after directions OF BARON LIEBIG, the
Physiological Chemist, by j. :. HOCGHIoN, NJ d. Phii-
mi. remedy for Indigestion Dy.pep-
STA Jaundice. Liver Complaint Constipation and Debility,
Curing after Natures method by Natures own Agent
." Half tcaspoonful Of PEPsIN, infused in water,
will digest dissolve Fire Pounds Of Roast Bee IN about
tuO hours, out Of the stomach.
PEP5iS is the chief element or Great Dgeslng Prlnfi
Die Of the Gastric Juicehe SOrent Of the Food, the Part-
tyinQ Preseruing and Stimulating Agent OF the Stomach
lnesne Il is extracted from the Digestive stomach
Of the OK. thus forming ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
FLUID, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice IN It's Che
pains and evils OF INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are
removed just they would be by healthy stomach It
TY. EMACIATION, NERV vi : DECLINE, and DYsPEI-
TIC CONSUMPTION supposed to be on the verge Of he
grave The Scientific Evidence upon which 1t Is based
i'll the highest degree curious and remarkable
Scientific Eridence.
BARON LIEBIG in his celebrated work on animal
Castle Juice may be readily prepared from the mu-
cos membrane the stomach Of the Calf in which vari-
Gus articles food, and eggs will be sCttened,
changed, and dgested Just IN the same manner they
toOuId be in the human stomach"
Dr. PEREIRA, in his famous treatise Food and Di
Ct" published by Fowcrs & Wells, New York, page %,
states the fact and describes the method OF pepara-
There few higher authorities than Dr. Pereira
DIR COMBE, in his valuable writings the Physiulu
~ Of Digestion observes dimnution of the due
quantity ofthe Gastric Juice is prominent and aprevai-
ed professor OF medicine London, who severely af
hcIed with this complaint finding everything else 10 fail
had to the Gastric Juc" obtained from the stom-
achs OF living animals, which prorcd coPtcey sncceSSfm
Dr. GRAHAM. author of the famous works on " egea-
bic Diet says: 1t is remarkable fact in physiology,
that the st"machs of animals maceated In water npGr to
fluid the property of dsOying various articles of food,
eccting kind Of artificial digestion Of them in
wise different from the nHtura digestive process"
Dr.. SIMONS Rten work the chemistry OF Man. Lee
& blanchard, Philadelphia, lao, PIP 32l-2 says: The
discovery of PEPSlN forms new era in the chemical his
tory Of Digestion rom recent experiments We know
that food dissolved rapidly in artificial digestive
fluid prepared from Pepsin al is III the natural Gastric
Professor DtNGLISON, Of the Jefferson College, Pha-
deipha. in his work Human Physiology, devotes
more hun dry pages TO examination of thi. subject His
experiments with Dr. Beaumon on the Gastric Juice, OBJ
tanned from the living human stomach and from animals,
well known I'm all cases. he digestion occur
Or. JOHN W. DRAPER, Professor of Chemistry in the
Medical College othe University New York, in his Text
ton whether artificial digestion could be perioncdbu it
is now UNI, "r-aly admitted thatit may be-
DR.. CARPENTERS standard work on Physiology, which
is il the library Of every Ply ican and is used Text
Book in all the College, is full Of evidence similar TO the
SIN, and the fact that may be readily separated from the
stomach OF the calf and used for experiments i'll Ar
cal Digestion or rs remedy for disease Of the stomach,
| and deficient secretion of Gastric Juice.
All modern works on Chemistry, Maeria Medca, and
Physiology and all good Medical Dictionaries describe the
character and properties OF PEPsIN and state many inter
| estng details respecting il.
! The that Artificial Digestive Fluid, Gastric
Juice, perfectly resembling the natural uid may be rcad
y prrpHrcd does admit of question. The only wonder
IT, that not before applied Che cure OF Indgcs-
ton md Dyspcpiaso naturally docs such suggest
| Itself to the mind.
AS a Dyspepsia Circr,
Dr. HOUGElTON'S PEPSIN has produced the most mar
vcIlou effects, curing of Dcbitv Imdcatiou, Mr.
Dcci,ncnnd Dypcptic Consumption. 1t is impossible
give the details in the limits Of this advertise
mcnt; but authenticated certificates have been given of
more Than TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE CURES,
in Philadelphia, New York and Boston alone. These
nearly all desperate and the only rap
id and wonderful, but permanent.
II il q great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, and particularly
useful for tendency Bilious disorder, Liver Complaint,
Fever and Ague, badly treated Fever and Ague, and
evil effects of Quinine Mercury and other drugs upon the
Digestive Organs, after long sickness Also for in
eating and the too free OF ardent spirits 1t almost
/ Oncilcs Hcl!h with fatempcrancG.
Old Stomach Complaints.
There il no form Of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
which it does reach and remove Mt No
how bud they may be- it GIVES INSTANT RELIEF!
dose ali the unpleasant symptoms; and
il only needs 10 be repeated for short time to make these
good effects permanent. ~ lSlIh OF BDbD, and VIC
OR or BODY follow It j. particularly excellent
in N4-ca, Vomiting, Cramps Soreness Of the pit
Of the Stomach distress after eating. low, cold state of the
Blood, 'I inr-s, lDHuc Of spirits. Dependency, EnB
citation. Ncakucs- ond"ncy to Insanity, Suicide, &c.
Dr. DiGIi1DN'S Pfi-IN, IL sold hy nearly all the
d"alcf- in fine drugs and Popular Medicines, throughout
H." United %tac- 1t i, prepared in Powder and in Fluid
prin.ud IN Prescription yias for the use Of PLY +cian.
. PRIVATE C!RCt LARS for the OF Physicians may
be Obtained Of Dr. Iioughnn his Agents describing
whole process Of preparation, ard giving the authorities
upon hitch the clns Of this remedy based. As
ills NOT SECRET REMEDY, no objection can De raj
sed against by Ply .cans in respectable standing and
, regular practice. Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.