Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16

Prepared from RENNEr or the fourth STOMACH OF
THE OK after directions Of BARON IlEBIG, the great
Physiological! Chemist, b. J. 3. HOuGHTON, NJ D. Phil
This is trulywonderf remedy indigestion. Dy'pep
sa Jaundice Liver Complaint Constipation and Debility
Curing after Natures methodby Natures own Agent
the Gastric Juice.
will Dissolve Fire Pognds Of Roast Beef IN about
tpo hours out the stomach.
PEP5N IL the chief element Great Dgcstlng Princl-
pie ofthe Gastric Jucehe SoveHt Of The f0od tAs PRr,-
fng, PrestrUing and St uGtng Agent OF the stomach
and nesiine Ills extracted from the Sesye Sl0naen
Of the OK thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DlCESllH T.
FLUID precisely like the natural Gastric Juice In its Che
mcai Powers, and furnishinga complete and PERfE
SUBSTITUTE fort By the aid OF this preparation, the
mains and evils OF INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are
removed lust as they would be by healthy stomach II
TY,EM SCiATioN, n ERV6ITs DECLIN +, and DYsPEP-
TIC supposed to be on ns yer Is so
! II she highest degree curious and remarkaple.
Scientific Eridcnce
RtRON IIFBIG in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry SAYS: An Artificial Digestive analogous
the CAST Juice, nny be readily prepared rom nc iG-
cou, mem banc stomach OF the Calf in which VGri-
ous articles OF food meat and eggs, VIII De Stened'
changed, and d'ested Just IN tse same manner as ey
xouId be IN The human Stomach"
Dr. PEREiRA, in his f,nou, treatise Food and Di-
states the same describes the method of prepara
tton. There few higher authorizes than D ferefa
DR. COMBE, IN his valuable writings on the I'm! Sloio-
or ~ Dlyrs0n observes that "a diminuOn OF NE due
quantity ufthe Gastric Juice Is prominent ana
ing cause fDyspcpsH; and he states that distinguish
ed pF9tessH[ Si N , ec To- M
had recourse 20 Gastric juice Obtained from the sto
achs animals which prored completely successful
Dr. GRAif&M author Of famous works yoge.a-
pie e', snys ~ - re IN IN nfr innnnrt to
.ha Inc "l observation-disclosures Of food
and eecting kind ofarcal digestion OF them In no.
n, Siw6Nia ,rnnt work the "Chemistry Of Man. Ice
nioIrhot pSiIoJaInbia ia46 m 32i-2) saws: "The
discovery OF pEPsN forms new era in the chemical ms
.Sfy o s rnov IN nn Artificial digestive
sla ioou IS uIsSe ~ Us ~ th nnmraI Gastric
Iuu' pfei,a i 'l"ih tP9il'' us 10 =" "
Juice hseh ,.
Professor Dl NG'ISoS OF The Jefferson "ilesc fhla
dephis in hs great work on human - Ri
more than MY pages to an examination Oh I'M, &
experiments vi pr btanoht On inc ,' t MIN I
w Known "I MI ease he snys. digestion occur
red rs percty in the artificial in the uaturndigesons.
+ Dr. john ~. DRAPER, Professor Of Chemistry in the
Medical College ofthe University of New York i'll his Text
% "r,iacicI ds.stion cold he nerCormcd-buii
il now universally admitted thntit may BE-"
:, ~ tIihrarv - eyery phv.icun and used ns Tex
Dnk IN Mi mo Cnlees ia fI of evidence similar the
above rc4ncciin0 the remarkable Digestive pow PIP
% t tb art tnt q mn he readily srnarnted from the
stomach "fthe caif or OK gd used Tor Apartments in Ar
trcia Digestion or n remedy for disease oithc stomach
and deficient secretion ofGastric Juice.
An modern works on Chemistry, Materla Medca, end
Physiology and Ill good Medical Dictionaries describe me
character and properties OK PErSIS ana sa'e man! inter
| esting ciails respcctinglt.
The fact that Artificial Digestive Fluid or GhstrlC
Juc" perfectly Resembling the natural tuI may be read
y prepared, does admit of question The only wonder
Is not before bcenapplied to the Of Indge
on ana nysPrRSa-s natural! does such use Suggest
! Asa Dvspppsia C,trer,
n, uOr-cur0S,s pEPsIH has produced the most mar
ylhns criru cases 81 DcbTify EmGciatiou Nfr
r, y.i;rernI Tusnc1,jc C,psupption Il is impossible
~ ,i 10 dni,s -, casns in thr limits of his advertise
rD,. h"t on%nntcotcd ccrIifcnies have been given O
n ,To tbnr Two UT;SDRED REM ARK ABLE CURES
IN I5S ' Wv S W. W. ad Hnon nionr rhcse wrr,
nearly Ill C1t, ! 'm I' ''''S NV 0'
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