Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
Scientific Eridence.

Scientific Eridence.
BARON LIEBIG in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry. SAYS: An Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous
to the CAST may be readily prepared from the m-
membrane or The stomach Of the Calf in which var
articles of food, and eggs, Will be S0ened
changed, and dgeStcd jast the manner as they
you'd be in TIC hUmla stomach"
DR.. PEREiRA in his amou, treatise on Food and Di-
ct" published by Fowers K Wells New York page 30,
stacs fact and describes the method OF prcpara
zion. There fc~ higher authorities than Dr. Pereira
Dr. CoMBE, in his valuable writings on the ''Physlolo-
~ Of Digestion, observes that - dinuon Of HE due
quantity ufAe Gastric Juicc is prominent ard Hllpevat
in c. Of yspe psa; and he that ~ Distinguish
ed professor 81 medicine London who severely a
hcled with this complaint. finding everything ec to full
Mad recourse to the Gastric juice Obtained from the s:on-
GuiiaIs. which prorc c0Eipctsy SucceSfH
bio Blc saws: alt is remarkable fact in physiology,
shat the stomachs criminals macerated III water mpart to
the fluid the property Of ds0yng various articles OF food,
and or cting Kind of artificial digestion Of them in no.
wise different from the natural digestive process"
DR.. SIMONS great work, the "Chcmisry of Man, Iee
* Blanchard, Philadelphia, 1916 PIP. 1912 says: The
tory OF Digestion. From recent experiments, we know
t.t food is dissolved rapidly in artificial digestive
uid prepared from Pepsn a. it's IN the natural Gastric
Professor DJEGyIs0N, Of the Jefferson College, Pha-
dclpha his great work Human Physiology, deyotcs
more than fifty pages examination OF this subject bis
experiments ylh Or Bcaaou on the Gastric Juice, oh
tanned from the living human stomach and from animals,
are well known an All eases. he says "dCcsiion
red - pcrlrcy the artificial the Jigeslions
Ur JOHN ". DRAPER, Professor OF Chemistry in the
Medical C3iacof The University of New York in lis Text
Book Of ca Misty page 3-f, says: 1T has been quc-
.ion whrhe, artificial ligs on could BE- pprosmcd-but it
is universally Gd'niAyd th1fit may be-"
Dr. CARPENTERS standard ORR Physiology, which
Is in che library OF every Ply cian, and used Text
Book in al the Colleges is uli evidence similar TO the
and the cI thHt may be readily separated from the
stomach OF the calf or OK and used for in Ar
ticial Diges!ionor remedy for disease ofhc Stomach
and deficient secretion ofGa-tric Juice.
All modern works on Chemistry, Matera Ncdica ond
Physoiog! and all good Medical Dictionaries describe the
character "d properties OF PErsIy, and state many inter
| estInS details rcspcctinIu.
Tac fac! shat an Artificial Digestive Fluid, Gastric
Juice perfectly resembling the natural fluid, may be rrudi-
j. prepared does not admit Of question ThcoIy wonder
tha!i has not before bccuappcd to the Of I,ies-
zion and D >pep7iao naturally does such use suggest
itscftO the mind.
As 4 Dyspepsiq Curer,
Dr. UOyGHTOA'S P},PSIN has produced the most mar
yei"u effects in curing cases II Dc5Htg EHGcatiou, Mr.
rouE Eecltnc and DgsfPc CorEunpton 1t Is impossible
80 the details Of in the Limits Of this advertise
meui; bat authenticated certificates have been given OF
more than TWO III NnithD REMARKABLE CURES,
IN Philadelphia, New Nork and BoetGn alone. These
nearly a and the cures only rap
II is q great NERJoJs NETDOTF. and particularly
useful for tendency Bilious disorder, Liver Complaint,
Fever and que. bady treated Fever end Ague, and the
evil effects Of Quiuue Mercury and other drug. upon the
Digestive Organs, etcr long sickness Also for excess i'll
eating and She r." II ardent spirits. Il almost
onci!cs hcI!A with intemlcrGncc.
Oh Stomach Complaints.
There IS 10 form Of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
hch does not to T@Hch and remove II No
matter how bad the NAV ii CIV Is INSTANrREIIEF!
Il only be repeated for short time make these
good effects permanent. PURITY OF BLOOD, and VIC
OR or BODY follow nj once. il Is particularly excellent
In cases OF Nausea Vomiting Cramps, Soreness OF the pit
81 the Stomach distress after eating low cold state of thc
blood, HcayincS LoWnrs4 of Spirits, Dependency EnA
ca.ion Weakness tendency to Insanity Suicide, &c.
Dr. HDI Unions PEPSiS, i4 sold by nearly all the
dealers In fire drugs and Popular Medicines throughout
the Incd states 1t IS prepared in Powder and IN Fluid
Nrm-autin Prescription Nials toE the Of Physicians.
PRIVATE CIRCr' LARS FOR the use Of Physicians. may
be obtained II Dr. Houghton his Agents, describing the
@holn process Of preparation and giving the authorities
upon which the Claims Of this remedy are based As
itiS NOT \ SECRET REMEDY, no objection can be raj
sed by Physicians in respectable standing and
regular practice. Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle
PEPSIN IN POWDER.
SENT DY MAIL, FREE OF POSTAGE.
For convenience ofsenug to all parts Of the country,
the DIG FESTIVE NATTER OF THE rHPSlS. ia put up
In the form OF Powder with directions to be dissolved in
by the patient These Powders contain just the
uatterHa the bottles, md viii De sent by mail. FREE OF
HOSTAGE. for ONE DOLLAR seat post pa!d TO DR.. j.
=. lOJ CLIFTON ". H.. Philadelphia, Pa
= OBSERVE TilS!-Eycry bottle Of thc genuine
PfP|iN bears tfc written signature of. :. UJl CLIFTON,
NJ ~ sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copyright and
. Trade Mark secured.
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S'n ~ v A'nWEISht Il Co.. Racine; Clarke G. Woodruff,
Lake < " IIiams H. En>vorth x son, Milwaukee; 9. }.
True. E'chc-trr; sheldon X Eastman, Burinann; Lewis
tts ,"acNH; c. NJ. Mckee, DolAyGu: Holden x Kemp,
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