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CAST RIG JUICE

81 The Or, uflcr directions of Baron I.iebig, In,
great physioiogica! Chemist, by Us. Ilogot.
TON. n. D., Phiatlelpllii, Pa seq flSsfst
This is a truly wonderful rrmejy for Indisssa
tim, Dyspepsia, Jauntlice, Liver Complaints
Constipation, and Debility, Curing after Ma.
tnrrs own method, by Natures own Agcns, tliss
Gastric Juice. .T9s{ E1szt
Half teaspoonful Of Pepsin, infiss4s
In wnter, will digest or dissolve, Fire i1oundp
Of Roast Beef, in about t,ro hours, cut of .i,o
Stomach. 49, a
I'cpsin is the chief element, or Great I,igest.
ing Principle Of the Gastric Jnice--the Solvent
Of the Food, The Purifying, Preserving, npd
Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and tatea-
tines. ltis extracted from The Digestive Sior,.
ach of the Ok, thus forming an artificial Digee.
live Fluid. precisely like the natural Gastric
Complete und Perfect Substitute for it. By ftls
nit OF this preparation, the pains md osils Of
Indigestion hnd Dyspepsin are remuvej jtia, M
thsy would be by healthy Stomach. itia do.
INK WoI,tirrs for Dyspeptics, curing cesea Of De-
bility, Emaciniion, Nervous Decline, and Ilye-
poptc Consumption, supposed to be on the verge
Of the grave. The Scientific Evidences uyori
which It is based, ia in the highest degree Cari-
GUS and Remarkable. L
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! y.
Baron Lirhig in his celebrated work on Ami.
NAL Chemistry, saya: /" An artificial Digestive
Fluid, analogous 10 the Gastric Juice, may bo
readily prepared from the mucous membrane Of
cles OF food, M meat and eggs, will be suftened,
changed and diges,ed. just in the rnme rnnnyssr
as they would ~ in the human stomach 9, A
Dr. Conle. IN i,is valuable writings on tho
;" Phykiolugy OF DiBeston, observes that "a
,liminntion of the due quantity OF the Gastric
Juice is n prominent and all.prcvailing caIse of
Dyspepsia" and he ntates that .s distinguished
professor Of medicine i'll London, who was ae-
versly afflicted with this complaint, finding
crcry thing else To fail, had rccourse TO thu
fhc e
living animals, which proved completely aac.
cessfully.'' 't3tsS
Professor Dunglison, Of tile Jefferson College
Phllndelphin, i'll his great work on Human phs.
s,Dss n@ysss "" 5 us;se iee { S.
with DIR. Ben'mnni, an the Gastric Juics OBJ
tnned from tho living human stomach, and
from animals, are we'll known. " In eaaes."
he says, digestion occurred as perfectly in slia
artificial ms in the natural iigcations.'' ,r
Dr. John w. Draper, Professor Of ChemistTYs
in l he Medical College of The University Of
NrU York, in his Text Book Of Chemisiry,,s
pnge 3S6, says. Il has been question wke-
tl,cr artificial diseation could be performed
II y now universally admitted that il may bo.''
er: Carpenters standard work on Phyaiology.
which is in the library Of every phyaician, and
Is used Text Book in all the Colleges, u
full of evidence similar TO the above, 70.
spectii$ The rcniarknble Digestive power of Pep
sin. and the fact thai il may be readily aepaya.
ted fru the stomach nf the calf or Ok, and used
for experiments in Artificial Digea,iun, OF us q
rrnisdy for diseases of the Stomach, and def
cient secretion Of Gastric Jnice.
9W' Call ON the Agent and get descriptive
Circular, grntIu, giving large amount Of Sci
ontifc Evidences, aiinlar to the nbove, together
with Reports Of Remarkable Cures, from eli
parts Of tho United States.
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,
DR.. sloughton's PErsiN haa prndueed tl,a
most marvellous effects, In curing cases of lie.
bilily. F:macintion. Nervous Decline, end Dys-
pcpiic Consumption. il is impossible 90 give
tho details Of cuses in the limits Of this adves-
tiscinsit; but authenticated certificates hare
been given Of more than Two Hundred Remark.
able Cures, IN Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston alone. These were nearly all despersta
otses, AMI The cures were not only rnpid and
wonderful, but permanent
IL tx great Nervous Antidote, and particular
ly useful for tendency 10 Bilious disorder, Liver
Complaint, Fever md Aguc, and the Evil effects
of Qninine, Mercury, and other drugs upon tho
Digestive Organs, nftcr long sickness. Aiss.
for exccss in eating, and the TOO free upe Of arr
dent splits. it almost rrconcies IIcalt: with
lntemperakce. .t;E
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS. s
There is no form of Old Stomach Compiaints
which it does not seem TO reach and remove az
once. No mutter how bad they may be, il gives
iasiuat relief! A single dose renioree al tie
unpleasant symptoms; nlni it only needa 10 be
repeated Tor short lime TO make! thess good
effects permanent. Purity Of Blood and HiEey
Of Body follow at tnce. II is particular excel
lent in cases of Nausea. Vomiting. Cramps,
Soreness Of the pit, the st mach Gis.ress afief
en,ing, low, cold state of TIE Blood, Henyinetr,
LowiIsss of Spirits, Dependency, Einaciation,
Weakness, tendency TO Insanity, Suicide, Ss.
Dr. Hohghton's Ppsin, is sold by neatly all
the dcu!ers in fine drugs nj Popular Medicines.
throughout the United States. his prepared in
Powder and in Fluid form-and in Prescription
yiais for the use of Physicians. Fl
PEvate Circulnrs for The use Of Physicians,
may be obtained of Er. Houglhon or his Agents.
describing the whole process Of preparation, and
giving tho auth critics upon which The claims Of
this new remedy are hasetl As Il is not stsrss
remedy, no obe, tion cnn be ,aiscd ngnins, ish
use by Physcians in respectable standing and
regua Prnriics. Price, One Dollar per bottle.
Gig Observe THIS .--E, cry boiile ofitha
genuine PEPSIN bears the written .ianatuaeof
J. S. HouGnroN, NJ. d., sole Proprietor, Phil.
adelphia, Pa, Copyright nnd Trade Mark 30.
curcd. 81
az Sold by oil Druggists and Deeleys In
Medicines. ks
December l6, 1851. ely.