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nTGEsTyVE FLUID,
OP. GASTRIC JUICE


DREPARED from RENNET, Or the fourth
/ STOMACH OF THE OK, after directions
Of B4goS LlkRia The great Physiological Chemist,
BY ]. S. HoUGHT0N, NJ D., Philadelphia, Pa.
This Is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
DysnsnSia Janndice Liver Complaint Consti-
pation and Debility. Caring after Natures
own method, by Natures own Agent
he Gastric juice
Half a teaspooniul Of PEPsiN, infused 10 water,
will digest 81 dissolve, Five Pounds Of Roast Beef
Yin about two hours cut Of the stomach.
n PEpSINs is the chief element or Great Digesiing
Principle efIhe Gastric 1aiee-the Solvent 81 the
Food, ihe Purifying, Preserving and Stimulating
Agent for Inc. StomTch aud intestines. L is ex-
fractea from The Digestive Stomach OF the Ok, TINS
forming an dlifeiai Digestive Fluid precisely like
the natural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers,
and turn Khing complete and perfect institute for it,.
BY the aid of this preparation, The pains and evils
Of Iadieestioa and Dyspepsia are removed, Just as
they would be b. healthy Stomach. Il is doing
wonders for Dgspepties, curing cases of Debility,
Emaciatior Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Con-
sumption supposed to be on tie verge Of the grave
The Scientific Evidence upon which ii is based is
in the highest degree earioas and remarkable.
SCIER TTETC EVIDENCE
BARON LiEBlG ia his celebrated work on An
maI Chemistry, SAYS "An Artificial Digestive
Fluid analogous 10 the Gastric Juice may be read
lily prepared from the mucous membrane of the sto-
mach OF the CALI in which various articles Of food,
as meat and eggs will be sotlened. changed and
digested kpst il the same manner as they would be
inthe human stomach
DR.. PER EZRA in his famous treatise on flood
and Diet5i published by Flowers & Wells, New
York, page IS states the same great fact, and de.
scribes the method ofpreparafion. There are few
| higher authorities than DR.. Pereira
Dir. GOMBE. Ia his valuable writings on the
nphysioagy OF Digestion observes that a s,dimi.
mutton Of he due qaantily oflhe Gastric Juice i
5af
and he states that "a distinguished professor Of
medicine in Iondon who was severely afflicted
with this complaint finding everything else 10 fail
had recourse 10 Inc Gastric Juice, obtained from
The stomach of living animals, which proved com
pletely successful,
Dr. GRAHAM. author of the famous workson
HVegeable Diet" SAYS: "lt is remarkable fact in
physioeey that lie siomachs of animals maeera,ed
IA water impart Is the llnid he properly of dis
solving various articles of food ana 81 efactine i
Kind IL artificial digestion Of them IN no wise did
fereDt from The natural digestive urocess.p
Professor DrNGt1soN Of The Jefferson colleae
PHILADELPHIA in his great work On Human Pbvsi-
ology. deyotes mole Than CIV pages 10 an examina.
lion Of This subject. His Sxperiments with Dr.
Beaumont, on the Gastric Jnite obtained from the
living human stomach, and from animals, are well
| known ain all eases" he SAYS ssdigeslon occur
red as perfectly ia the artificial as in the natural
digesiuus9
DR. JoHN w DRAPER Professor of Chemistry in
/ the Medical College OF the University Of n York,
/ IN his 'Text Book Of Chemistry, page 1856 SAYS
I "Ithas been question whether artificial digestion
could be pertormed-bul il isnow universally ad-
mitled that ii may be-
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| Dr. HuuGnruNg PEpsN has prulaced tie most
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