Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

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THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
GASTRIC JUICE
a sRHhT DYSPEPSIA ouRER,
Prepared from RENNEr or the fourth Stomach Of The
OK, after directions of BARON LlEI,lG, tho grsot
Physiological Chemist, by J. 5, HoUGHToN, MD,
No u, North Eighth Street, Phodelphia, Pa.
Tins is truly wonderful remedy fur INDIGESTTONl
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION, and DEBILITY, Curing after Ma.
turc's own method, by Natures own agent the Gastric
Juice
t5 Half easpoonful of This Fluid, infused in water
will digest or dissolve, Five Pounds of Roast Beef III
ubout two h7urs, out of the stomach.
DIGESTlO,j.
nlGESTlON y chiefly performed IN the stomach by the
aid OF hnld which freely exudes from the inner coat
OF that ulgll wien in state OF heat called the Gastre
Juice. This 1utd is the Great Solvent of the Food the
Purifying Preserving, and Stimulating Agent of the Sto.
mach and nlcses. Without it there will be no dig,r.
usn,-ln conversion of food into buud, and no nutrition
of the body but rather foul torpid painful and Jesrc
tive condition of the whole digestive apparatus wesk
half dead, injured stpmac produces no good Gasre
Juice and hence the disease distress and debility Which
PEPsIN AND RENNET.
PEPsIN is the chief element or great Diestiy Princi.
pie ol the Gastric Juice is found in great abundance in
the solid parts of the human stomach after death, and
times causes the stomach digest itself itself sp-
1t Is asl found in the stomach oi animals ms the calf
Sc II Is the material used by farmers in making cheese
called Rerne the effect of which has long been tho special
wune Ui the dairy. The curg Of milk is the first pro-
cess of digestion. Rennet possesses astonishing power-
The stomach of calf Wi curdle mearyone thousand mes
its owl, weight of milk Baron Lchg that Zone
part o Pcpsn dissolved in sixty Thousand parts of wuteI
VIII digest meat and other toDd" Diseased stomachs pro-
dHcc n & nod Gastric Juice Rene pcpsiu To show
hp gttp ,lipIy 1tp
lowing
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
BARON LTEBlG, ~ hir celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry snys AN Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous
to The aslrc juice may be readily prepared from the
cnus membrane of the souch Of the calf in which various
articles Of food met aud eggs will be soltened chag7
t' ana dSc'te' n5 n the same manner as they would be
IN the human stonaChn
DR.. PEKEiRA, in his famous treatise Oh "Food and
Diet published by Fowlcrs x Wells. New York page
3D. states the great art and describes the method Of
preparation. There are few higher authorities than Dr.
D. CUMBE, in his valuable writings on the uphvsioory
o Digesiion observed that "a djnuuon of the due guam
tty OF The Gastric Juice is prominent and alprevans
o Dyspepsia ~ and he states that u DISTINGUISHED
Professor o medicine in London who was severely aIict-
ed with this complaint finding every thing else to fail had
recourse the Gastric Juice obtained from the stomach Of
living rninl1F which proved completely successful"
Dr. GRAHAM. author of the famous works on "Vege-
table Diet" says 81" is remarkable fact in physiology,
that the stnmachs of animals acerated in water impart
to the hud the property I" dsshving various articles Of
food and Of efecng kind Of artificial digestion of them
III nn wise different from the nurll digestive process"
Dr. SlMON'S great W rt, the "Chemstry OF Man,
Ce Blanchard, Phla 1916, PIP. 32l-2) says: rhe dis
covery o PEiSN forms new in the chemical history
oi Digestion From recent experiments we know that
food is dissolved rapidly in artificial digestive fluid,
prepared from Pcpsn as it is IN the natural Gastric Juice
Professor DJ-NGLrSON Of the Jefferson College Phila
dephia III his great work Human Physiology, devotes
more than fifty puges 10 examination of this subject -
His experiments with Dr. Beaumont the Gastric Juice,
obtained from the living human stomach and from animals
are well known ln nl clses he says "dgesion occur