Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-12-16

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Half teaspoon full Of this fund.- infused in water,
will digest or dissolve Five pounds of
Roast Beefn about two hours,
out of the stomach.
DIGESTION.
DiGESyyONi chieHv nerformed in the stom.
/ acb bv tha a;d Of a Amid which freely exudes
iIom the inner coat of that organ. when in state
nfboaitb caIio5 tho Gastric Jnice This fluid is
~ ~a,t snlyant ne fho food mo purifvinp Pre-.
SAVING a nd stmnlat;no Aren't Of The stomach and
;ntss,;nes W;ihont If iheTe would be no dges.
tinn-no conversion Of food in,o blood. and no nu-
triton or the bodv but rather foul torpid. pain.
g., Ia dtot;. , ou e Tho ,.bole DIGESTIVE
an,,aratns ,reaS half dead or Injured stomach
nroduces no GOOD Gastric Juice and hence the dis
a.sa d;str r sa,d aah;l;tv ,,bich ensne
N"'e' pEpsYN Awn pENNNp
psns;n ;s ths chief ela.nenf. or treat Digestiug
prncinle If tho 1,asr;c Inice IT'S found in great
ahnndance in ~ sot;d n.rts NJ tho human stomach
sIter daath and somot;inas carses the stomach TO
III rast tsslf or aat ;tsairnn II i s}so fonud in
the stomach of animals as the on calf &c. II i.
the ,natsr;al ,'sad b., T,,ners in ,nal,ing cheese
cai,ed Rannet ths stiect Of which has lono heen
tha s,,ac;.i ,,o,lar 81 Ma da;rr Tic curdIino IF
Mill; ia Tho fret n,ocess If Iigsst;on Rennet NOS
Ssssas astonis hipa nn,ner rThe stomach If calf
viii curdle nearII one thousand times its own
WEIGHT Of mill Raron Ieibig states that. cone
mart of pensin dissolved in sxfy thousand parts Of
water. viii DIGEST meat or other food" Diseased
$780,, 80. ,rnJ1oa ~ ,oo Csti Imico Rsnnet
or psnsin 70 show iiba, this want NAV be ner.
COLL snnrIied us nuote tba folIov,;np:
| tssCIEN,TsrIr EvIDNNGEi
RARoN iEIRIE in his Celebrated work ON
49,; ~ Gh;t 60, 80 h4;Go;a, D;oest;va
aadil, nrasrad fo,o Tho ,,uc,s ,nsmhrane ~ the
ION ach oftha csif in vh;ch yar;ons articles Of
tood a. mat and eers vii he softened CHANGED
nd aos+od ;,st IN 2 - 600 ann.r 40 tbov Would
-; = ~ 49, tnaoh ',
~ pEREIpa IN h;s f,,,a,,s tro,t;sa ~, ..Food
and Diet y nubiished hv Fowler n Wells N. York.
navr a states the same great fart and describes
the method OF prenarato6 There are few hieh.r
authorities than Dr. Pereira.
| DR.. COMBE, in his valuable writings the
Physiology of Digestion observes that diminu,ioa
of the due quantity of the Gastric Juice is prom
inent and all-prevailing cause OF Dyspepsia and he
states that distinguished professor of medicine in
London who was very much afflicted with this
complaint, finding every thing else to fail had re-
course to the Gastric Juice, obtained from the
stomach of living animals which proved complete
| Iy successful a.s4
| Dr. GRAHAM, author of the famous works on
Vegetable Diet says that it is remarkable fact in
physiology hatthe stomachs of animals Grated in
water inpart to the fluid the property of dissolving
various articles of food and Of efecting kind Of
atifca digestion of them in no wise die1e Mt fron,
the natural digestive properties.
| DR. SIMON'S great work, the Chemistry Of
Man. (Lea & Blanchard, PHILADELPHIA 1876. pp.
1921 ~ saws: ssThe discovery of Pepsin forms a
new era in the chemical history Of digestion From
recent experiments we know that food is dissolved
as rapidly in an artificial digestive fluid, prepared
from Pepsin, as ii is in the natural Gastric Juice
| ITSELF
| Professor Dung!ison of the Jefferson College,
Philadelphia in bis great work on human Physiol-
| ogy devotes more than fifty pages to an examna-
! ton Of this subject. His experiments with DR..
| Beaumont, on the Gastric Juice, obtained from
! living human stomach and from animals are we'll
! known In all cases, he says, digestion occurred
as perfectly Ia the artificial as in the natural di-
gestion.
AS a DYSPEPSIA CURER.
I'D mo- Prepapa'l1n c o. repsma al pro,
DEBILITY. Emaciation Nervous Decline and Dvs-
nensic 2onsnmnton sunnosed TO he on the very
VERGE NJ the crave II IS ;mnossihle 70 give tn,
details of caSes in The Unite al hs advertisement
hnt amtbont;c atad nort6cstoS bsws heen o;ven of
more than two hundred remarkahle cares IN phila.
denhia. New York and Boston alone. These we're
nearlu all dssnarate cases and ths cn,as wsre not
nnIv rranid and ,yonasrfaI hut nernanent
Il ia = Great Nervous Antidofe. and narticnlar,v.
useful far ena.ncv to bilious disorder. liver Com.
nlaint. Fever and Asue' or badly treated Fever
and Ague and the evil effects of Quinine.
Mercury, and other drugs upon the digestive
organs after long sickness Also tor excess in
eatinS,and the too tree use OF ardent spnlls II all
taost reconclles u. attn with lntemperance
OaAD SIoWA CHii CoMFLA!NfS.