Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
GASTRIC JUICE


Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth 4ToMACH OF
THE OK, after directions Of BARON LIEBiG, the great;
observation-disclosures, BY j. =. HOUGHTON NJ. d., Phil
adelphis, Pa.
sia Jaundice, Liver Complaint Constipation, and Debility,
Curing after Nature method Nature Agent,
. Hana te6spoonful of PEPsIN infused in water,
will digest Ere POSnds Of RoGs! Beet about
tpo hours, out ofthe stomach.
PEPSN is the CHIEF element Great Dges.ing Princi-
pie the Gastric Jucee S0rcRt Of The Food, the PG-i-
and ncs!inc his extracted from ne Digestive stomach
OF the OK thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
FLUID, precse! like The natural Gastric Juice in It's Che
mca Power, and furnishing a complete and PERFECT
SUBSTITUTE fort BY the aid Of this preparation, the
pains and evils OF INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are
removed just they would be by healthy stomach 1t
isdoing wonders for Dyspepics curing of DEBLI
TY, WI CiNTION. NERVOUS DECLIN and DYsPEP-
grave Scientific Evidence upon which II is based is
II the hi ghest degree curious and remarkable.
Scientific Eridence
BARON LIEBIG i'll his celebrated work on Animal
saws; An Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous
to the Cast Juice may be rendiy prepared from the
membrane The stomach of the Calf in which yari
Gus articles of food, and eggs will be sQftencd,
chaHFed and dgcstcd. just in the manner they
TOukd 6r in the human stomach"
DR. PEREIRA in his fanou, treatise on GOOD and Di-
,"pubIished BY Fowers &, Wells New York page 35,
the fact and describes the method OF pep&ra-
ton There few higher authorities than Dr. PereirR
DR. COAIBEi in his valuable writings on the PhysioO-
o Digestion. observes that "a dlmnutlon o. The due
quantity ofhe Gastric Juice is prominent and apreY"il-
'hgcaase Oh d nv S,l'TS .,'' I
hcted vii this mpaint. finding every thing else to fail
ncbs an rnpIs which
Dr. GRAHHM author of The famous works on yesra-
Die Diet says " IT is Te'mah%ne iac' IN phySoiosy,
the fluid the property OF dsoying various articles food
i "a ,' &C. Nh % " irn ,,racnss -
DR.. SIMON'S great work, the "Chemisryof Man, (lGe
ptp-;IV fr,ns new. ara in the chemical his
u'sco'sI I Va -. ,,n,'s t yr;on,s @ tnn,
that food IS dissolved as rapidly IN an anCnI d9eshle
4ua, 'f" FeI'' u' II IS III rue ""S''
Professor DCNGlSON, OF the Jefferson college, Phlla-
elphnin hi great work on Human Physiology dev0tes
more than fifty pages 70 an examination OF this suect HIS
experiments WIN Or Beaumoi on the Ggrlc Juice OBJ
r TI n ,nG 't,f ain b v rcn
red rs nerrnc in the artificial as dcestios
Dr John " DRAPER Professor Of Chemistry in the
uai;,otc Hoo, cf,he ri,r ~ NJ V(rt in his mTrv,
RAM "f Chanixrt .nagn ass sgys .It has been a cues
lion hahcr nriftia could be periorned-6uti
| - ,, r,iI' 1,, "a ,t,.ti, NOV /,
II, rARpFNTt stoniard work On phvsioloov which
is In the library Of every Physciar and is used ns Text
ahyn rrsnrrtiu tb9 renorknn Dlpstivc nnw1r Of Prp
stx and the ac that it may be readily separated from the
nicastiC -, s r, for dseos IF thr Stornnrb
and d.1cient secretion of Gnstrc Juice.
al modem \goyks on ('hnrnistry NTeerfa Nodica and
Physiology and all good Medical Dictionaries describe the
character and properties OF PRPsIN and many
estns details respectngit.
Juice perfectly resembling the natural duid may be read-
y prepared does admit OF question. TheoIy wonder
+, hatithas before beennpprd to the OF Indges
lion ana naturally does SUCH use suggest
Asa DySDoDsi1 Curpr.
~ ,,o1-cr,rr>-,., prpcI>. 30, ol,,,, ,bo ,,,s. ,or
III - ~ ~ > ~ -, E 'e io %,
rtlio ttSct7' IN ci!,.Is 49, VI o'g ~ 90
% ne tnils ~ cd.ez in the limits Of This
,nt. ba, anb"nrord rarliarutes have been given Of
n,rn I"r, Two m NDRFD RTvl am = CTrRES
IN P6IadDhin. New York and 5.ton alone. These were
1-it al" srrta cosns a~I ne ,Irr> we're moi onIy r2r
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