Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-09

Prepared! from RENNkT, or the fourth STOMACH OF
TIE OK. directions Of BARON LlkBlG, the great
Physiological Cheinist, BY j. :. HUUGHTON, NJ D.Phi
Thisis truly wonderful remedy forIndgestion Dy,pep
sa yaundcc Liy plant Constipation and Debility
Curngafer Nature " Il methodby Natures AGENT
- inIfn teaspoonfu Of PEPSIN, infused in water
FIRE Pounds o Roast Beet about
PEPIHis the chief element Great DigestinR Prnc
fine GastricJ ucche Sorent Of tAe tDod, he Pur
sng Preserring and Stimulating Agent OF the stomach
and ntestines Itscxtractcdtrom the DigcstvcSomach
Of The OK thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
FLUID precisely likehe natural Gastric Juice in its Che
mca Powers. and fuIsnhsH coliplt.e ran ar ~
SUBSTiTUTEforn by The gd "i ms preParraai0h'
pains and evils of INDIGESTION and DfSPEPSlA are
removed just a !hcy would be by healthy STOMACH; IL
rY. EMACIATION, NERVOUS DECLIN E,and DfsPEP-
TIC CONsUMPToN.su supposed to be on the verge OF the
grave The Scientific Evidence upon wmchtl Is based,s
u the highest sgrcc curious and remarkable.
Scientific Eridence
RARON LIEBIG in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry SAYS: AN Artificial Digestive Fluidanalogous
- . or hc stomach OF the Calf in which vari-
ous articles food, meat and eggs viii be sQttened,
eh4ngcd and dgestcd Just IN the sane manner as they
&Ou!d be in hehum1H st0aGch'
Dr. PEREIRA, in his famou treatise on Food and Di-
o. nuhIished by Fowlcrs < Wells New York page IS,
states the same describes the method OF prepare
lon There are feH higher authorities than Dr. Pereira.
~ r'S5pE en- his valuable writings on the "Physioo-
yy II Diqpstion observes that ga dimnution of The due
quantity ofthe Gastric Juice is prominent and Apreva
fDyspepsa; and he states that distinguish
n
gicted h This complaint finding everything el.e 70 fail
had recourse Gastric Juice obtained from the som
nchs living animals. which prored completely SEccfstH!
DR. CIR All N. author OF the famous works on ~ cgeia
HE Diet saws: II is remarkable TACT III physiology,
stomachs criminals macerated in water impar to
ud the property OF dissolng ofood
and cting kind ofarticia digestion Of them in
vixe Ii ifrrrnt from the natural digestive process"
Ir SINBN's; great work, the "Chemsty of Man, (Lee
q blanchard, Philadelphia, 1916 PIP 32l-2) says: THE
discovery OF PFPS IN forms in the chemical his
tory Of digestion. From experiments, know
ihatfood il dissolved ~ rapidly IN an hrtihcla digestive
fluid prepared from Pepsin tits in the natural Gastric
Juice ITSELF
Professor DI NGJISON OF the Jefferson College Pha-
delDhin in his great work Human ysioogy, devotes
more shan fy pages Examination OF this SUBJECT His
Inerils nt4wh Dr. Beaumont the Gastric Juice, OBJ
tanned from the living human stomach and from animals,
are well known ain all cases. he s9ys digestion
red rs pcrcl, in the artificial n in thu natural digCstiOns
DR.. JOHN W DRAPER, Professor of Chemistry in the
Medical College ofthc University of New FORK, in his Text
Booh OF Chemistry page $50, says at has been Ques
zion hethe- artificial digestion could be pcrormcd-buit
/. now universally admitted thati may be-"
DR.. ARPENTEH'S standard work on Physiology which
In she library of every Physician, and is used Text
Book in u Colleges is full of evidence similar to the
above respecting the remarkable Digestive of Pep
and the shat il may be readily separated from the
stomach of the calf and used for experiments in Ar
uacia nigcson remedy for disease ofhe stomach,
and deficient secretion OF Gastric Juice.
All IN ldcrn work, Chemistry, Materia NediCa, md
Physiology ind al good Medical Dictionaries, descrbcthe
and properties Of PEPsIS, and state many inter
esting d ctailS espcCtinGN.
THE fact that Artificial Digestive Fluid, Gastric
Juice perfectly bling III" natural nud be readi
" prepared, admit of question. Theonly wonder
ton and Uyspcpsa natural! does such use suggest
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