Ad 12: Liquid Rennet, Scientific American.

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Ad: Liquid Rennet, Scientific American.

Liquid Rennet
This article coagulates Milk without previous preparation, being most convenient for making JUNKET, or CURDS and WHEY.
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This Rennet, made from fresh Calves' Stomachs, is believed to be the best and cheapest in the market, and to give perfect satisfaction to dealers and consumers. Sold by the leading Wholesale Houses in Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and by the Manufacturer,
James T. Shinn,

Apothecary,

Broad and Spruce Sts.

PHILAD'A.


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Patents.
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This image is an advertisement in the American Journal of Pharmacy, 1884.