Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.

Baron LIEBG, in his celebrated work on Animal Che
mistry says: An artificial digestive fluid analogous to
heGastrc Juice may bc readily prepared
membrane Of the stomach of the calf in which
articles of food meat and eggs, will be sof;ened and
diccst'- in the in the human stomach"
Dr. BERElRA i'll his famous treatise Food and Diet
published by Fowlcrs Wells. New York. page 35 states
the great fact and Describes the method prepara
ton. There are few higher authorities than Dr. Pcreria
Dr. COME. i'll his valuable writings on the Phy ysioov
of Digestion observes that "a dimnuton Of the due
quantity Of the t;strc Juice is prominent and all,re-
yang of and he states that "a distin-
gushcd professor of medicine in London who was severely
afflicted with this complaint finding everything else to
fail had recourse to the Gastric juice obtained from the
stomach of living animals which completely succeeded
DR. DrGRAIAM, author Of the famous works on vegeta Bile
Diet, says: 1T is remarkable fact in physiology that
the stomachs of animals. mIrcratcd in water impar
the fluid the property cf dissovng various articles
and Of eifcctng Kind of artificial digestion them in no
wise different from the natural digestive process
DR. SiMON'S great work, the Chemistry of Man Lea 4
Blanchard Phild, 1916, PIP 32, - says The discovery
of Pcpsin forms in the chemical history D
geston. From recent experiments. know that food is
dissolved rapiy in artificial diccstv. fluid prepared
fron, Pepsin in the natural stric Juice ITSELF
Prof DCAGLISpN OF the Jefferson College Philad. in
his great work on Human ology, devotes more than
fifty pages To examination Of this subject Ills experi-
nents with Dr. Beaumont oa the Gastric juice, obtained
from the living human stomach and from animals are
known sIn all cases. he says. "dgeston occurred as
perfectly in the artificial as in the natural dgestions
Asa DYSPEPSIA CURER, DIR Hough,on's
preparation of Pepsin has produced the mos, mar
Aeous effects. 1t is impossible to give details of
cases in the limits Of this advertisement-but au-
iheniicsted certificates have been given Of more
than TWO HUNDRED rapid. wonderful, and
permanent cures. 1t is great NERVOUS ANTI
DoTE, and particularly useful for tendency 10
bilious disorder, liver complaint, fever and aeue
the evil effects Of quinine, mercury, &C., also for
excess in eating or drinking
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COM.
PLANTS which it does not reach and also give
instant relief. ard repeated for short time pu.
rity of Blood and vIGoR OF BoDr follow at once.
II is particularly excellent IN cases of nausea yo-
miting camps, soreness Of the pit of the stomach.
distress after eating, low cold state of the blood.
heavincss, lowness Of spirits. dependency, emaci-
alton, weakness, tendency TO insanity, &C. e.
ANU no, =. -
often effects lasting cure.
pEFSIN IN POWDERS sent by Mail, free ofPostage.
For convenience sending all parts of the country.
Powders with directions to lie dissolved by the patient
water or syrup These powders contain just the
MATER as the bottles hut twice the quantity for the
price and are 10y mail, Free Of Postage for ST. sent
ipostpad to Dr. Hcushton, No. ii North Eighth ST.
Philadelphia. Six packages for 3.
Every bottle and package bears the written sig
nature Of $ SHOUGHTON, MD, Sole Proprie-
tor. Sold by agents in every town in the Union
and by most respectable dealers in medicine.
To be had Of Thornton & Baker, Lewisburg :;
] H Caslow, Milton Thompson. MifIlnburg !;
Wilt d Eilert. HaItleton; Wm Roshong. New
Berlin; CT e. ouse, Selinsgrove; Mrs MCay.
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