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bbhEb i En- rom hBhNEi VI liIC IOhltH
A Stomach of the Ok, after directions o Baron
I.chiu, the great Physiological Chemist. by j. s.
lIcrsHroN, NJ, d. PhiIadplphn Pa.
This is Il truly wonderful remedy for lndi9estion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundicc, Liver Complaint, Constipation
aud Debility, curing after natures own method by
natures own Agent, the Gastric Juice
~" Half aspoonIul Of Pcpsn, Infused in wa
ter, will diges or dissolve, FIRE POunGs NJ Toast
Beet in dbot tirO h0HyS. ont oi the stomach
fEPSN IS the chlet clement, or Great DIgcslinS
Ptmcpie Of the Gastric Juicr--tl3c Noircm Of the
rant, The PHriigiRg, PrcScrri"g ANIL Submitting
agent OF he Siolnhrh and lnlestlnrs, 1t is eAtraC-
ed from tn" P'lgrstlye Stomach "t the Ok, thus form
ng an ArttIIcil Digestive Fluid, precisely like th.
natural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers, and
furnishing complete and perfect substitute for it
BY the aid OF this preparation, the pliGs and evils OF
Indigestion aud Dyspepsia an" removed Just as they
wonldhtby Il healthy stomach. IS dong wonders
tor DlSp"lnrs curing cases OF l)"hlty, kmaclaion
Nervous Decline AMI Dy~"puc Consumption, sup
posrd TO be- on III" verge {" tn" grave The seem
tlir evidence upon winch II is based, il III the h gh
est de gree nrI.ls hi!I h'InhiknhIr.
| StIE.N IIF1t ~ IDE.NfE!
| BARON IhLrIG IN his crlrbrar, work on Animal
! Chemistry, says: An Artificial Digestive Fluid,
analogous to ;Ie Gastric juice may be readily pre-
| pared from the mucous membrane OF the stomach OF
the Gait III which various articles OF food as meat
and eggs, will he SotteDcd changed, aHd digesfcd,
Just IN Tie sumo mdHHCr as they lrOHid be IN the hu-
| man stomach: :"
| Dr. PERErRA, in his famous treatise on Food and
| Diet" published by Fowrrs Il Wells, New York,
page -, states the great fact and describes the
| method of preparation. There are few higher au-
| thoritles than Dr. Prrclra.
| DR. Connie, in his valuable writings on the F." Phys
lology OF Digestion" observes that" diminuton OF
the due quantity OF the Gastric Juice is prominent
and aiI-prevang cause OF Dyspepsia ;, aud he
| that a distinguished professor OF medicine in Lon
don, who severely afflicted with tins complaint
finding everything else to tail, had recourse to the
Gastric Juice, obtained from the stomachs OF living
animals, which pr0rcd c0hHpieteiU successful
nr. GRAHAM, author of the FAMOUS works Neget-
able Diet" savs: " 1t remarkable tact in phvsl-
oioIy, TINT the Stomachs OF ANIMALS. maccrated III
water, impart to the fluid the property OF dissclvng
various articles OF food and OF trcting kind Of the
HfrdI digcStiOa Ot them in HOiriSe diBereHt trar.
Tie Hdt"rdt digcStrc pr0ccSS'
DR.. CARrESrERs standard work on Physiology
! which is the library OF every Physician, aud Is usec
as Text Book in all the Colleges is full OF evdenc,
similar to the above, respecting the remarkable D
cStve power at PErsIN, and the tact that it may b,
adily separated from the stomach OF n Gait or OK
4. d used for experiments in Artificial Digestion. o
| rem edy for disease OF the Stomach, and deiictn
retion OF Gastric Juice.
1N i DYSPEPSIA CEHEH,
: DR.. HOUGHTON'S PEPSiN has produced th'
most mHrreiiOuS ctectS, in curing cnSes at DeG!!ip
: EnaciatioH, NcrroHS Declne, unt DySrcptic ca"
SumptiOu. 1t is impossible to give the details otcas
in the limits ct this ADVERT. emrnt: but aurheuica
! ted certificates have been gwen OF more than Nv
/ Hundred Remarkable Cures, IN Philadelphia Nrl
York, and Boston alone. These were nearly all DIES
=, pcae cases. and the cures we've not only rapid am
wonderful, but permanent
It Is great Nervous Antidote and particular
useful Tor tendency to Bilious disorder Liver Com
plant, Fever and Agnr, or badly treated Fever AN
4 4 CUE, aud the evil effects OF Canine, Mercury, an
other Drugs upon the Digestive Organs, after lon
sickness. Also, ion excess in eating, and the too ire
; Use OF ardent spirits 1t almost recouclies Heaii
= with iniempcrdnce.
OLD STD lJiCU COMPLIINTN.