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DIGESTIVE FLUID,
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/ DREPARED from RENNET. Or tie fourth
i STOMACH OF THE OK, alGer directions
ofBARoN LIgEld, The great Physiological chemist,
BY s. HoUGHF0N, IL. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. Jaundice. Liver Complaint Consti-
patton and Debility, Curing after Natures
own method by Natures own Agent.
tse Gastric juice
Half teaspooliul 81 PgPslS, Infused il water;
will digest or dissolve Five Pounds of Roast Beef
in about two hours, oat of the stomach.
PEPSIN is ths5chieE element OF Great 0igesiinS
Principle OF the Gastric Jaice-she Solvent q the
Food the Purifying, Preserving. and Stimulating
Agent for The SiomacIeand iniesfines. It is ex-
traced from tie DigestsFe Stomach of the Ok, thus
forming an 4rtiseaI Eetstirs Faid, precisely like
tie natural Gastric Jaiee in its Chemical p4wers,
and furnishing cemPlste and perfect INSTITUTE for it,.
BIZ the aid Of this prepaetion the pains and evils
OF Indigestion and DgSneFs{g are removed Just as
they would he byI y healthy Stomach. Il is doing
wonders for DYspeptics curing eases Of Debility,
Etnaciation, Nervous Decline and Dyspeptie~Con-
sumption, supposed TO be the verge Of the grave
The Scientific Evidence upon which il is based is
in the highest degree caricas and femarta59e.
SCEEA TIFIC BVIDENC E.
BARON LIEBfl4 in bis celebrated work on An
imal Chemistry SAYS An Artificial Digestive
Find, analogous 70 The Gastric Juice may lie read
lily prepared from the mucous membrane of the sto-
mach oflhe Calf in which various articles Of food.
digescd. just IN the same manner as they would be
III the human stomach
DR.. PEREEitA. in his famous treatise on sFood
and Diet" published BIZ Flowers q Wells, New
York, page 80, states the same great fact and de-
scrlbes the method OF pre- araiion There are few
higher authorities than DR.. pereira.
DR.. COAiBE. Hin his valuable writings on the
" Physiology of Digestion observes that,a .'dimi-
milton OF the Indignantly Of The Gastric Juice Is d
prominent and all-preyailing cause Of Dyspepsia;
and bt.p EhaI -
medicine in London, who was severely afflicted
with this comp plant fading everything else 10 fail.
bad recourse 10 the Gastric Juice, obtained from
the'stpmach Of living animals, which proved com.
peteiY successful
Dr GRAHAM author Of The famous works Oh
Vegetable DistR says Il Il a remarkabfc iectia
physiology thai The stsmaa rs Of animals tnaeeratpd
in water impatifo The Had lie properly Of dis
solving various articles Of TODD aHdfof eifcciing
kind Of artificial digestion Of them in wise diff
ierent from the natural digestive process"
Professor pUNGLfsoN, Of the Jefferson College,
Philadelphia, in his great work on Human Physi-
oogy, devoies mbrethan fifty pages 10 an examina-
ton OF This sGt5ert: His experiments with Dr.
Beaumont on the Gastric Juice obtained from the
living human stomach and from animals, are well
knows. In all eases" he SAYS 1''digesti6n occur
red as perfectly in The artGcial as in The natural
DECISIONS
Dr. Jouv w. DRAPER, Professor of Chemistry in
the Medical College Of The University ON. York,
GDEmISirXf
III mas been nIiestion whether srfeial 9ias,;n
coui1 be nerforn5edbet # is nov nniyersaic al.
mittsd thdt Il m,gy be
- can ~ tba Ars,t anil ~. , no.s,;r,;,-o
r,rcnlar Gratis .siia,a iar-e ~
crfcars r. m. aGo,a ,b
N III ges,es tIna, III IN Ill., u i
states ''s'-- - r. - -i'ea
-, "a, pysp1psrA 0uREa,
narre3toaS cDefts in curing eases q f}t9afy ig'@-
citation, Nervous Deeitt5 aaa Byspfptfe C5As'apls9S
Il Is impossible ~ give ME details q casss N me
limits OF this adgersemeni bat aqfhenleased eer-
tihcaieshaVe hefn given 81 more fhan tf19 &aAaffa
remafka5ae cRffS IN Phiiadelphla, NeW lofK ans
Boston alone Ihess were nearly az desperate
cases, and the cures were mol only rapid aAd won
derlul, but permanent
y i. great iHerroA$ eaflaac, aRd particularly
useful Tor tendency 70 Blions Disorder, MVer CoiA
plant, Fever ana Ague or badly lrealec Fever ant
Ague, and The eYh eflects OF QnlH!neg Mercnry
and other drugs upon fhe Digestive organs, alter
long sickness Also, 10! excess u eating, and tht
TOO Zee use OF ardent splts y Almost Fecoaelie
OLD STOTMACH COMPLAINTS