Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27
Medicines.
Another scientific wonder:
PEPSTNI
he True Digestive TIuia, or Gastric Juieei

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Z. The TTue Digestive TIuia, or Gastric Juiees
4 A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURER, "a
Prepared from Kennel. 0rfe foayt Stomach Of ~ Or,
i ayser directions u baron Listig, tie great Ply
si0logicGE tAeasisi, By ~ s. HougMoH, 35a.A
4 ND, sAo.iI, North Eighth Sc, PdIadeip2ia, ia
YyvHIsisatruly wonslerfuIremedy forIndigsstion,
4 Dyspepsia, Janndice, Liver Complaint, Consti-
patton, and Debility, curing after Natures own
method. by Natures own agent, the Gastric juice.
! gsFHalfa teaspoonsul Of this Fluid infused in
water, viii digest or dissolve Fips Pounds 81 Roast
4 Beg IN abont tseo Aeufs, ontof the stomach. ~
Digestion.
Digestion Is chiefly performeaia the sEomnel By
/ the aid Of fluid which freely exudes from them
ner coat Of that organ, when In state Of health
4 called the Gastric Juice This fluid Is tie Ggeaf
Soloeat II The food, ne PuDf5in9 Iyeserpasg, ggd
4 Stimulating Agent Of the stomach and intestines
Without it there viii be no digestion CONVEX
sion Of food into blood and nutrition ofthe bo-
dy; but rather foul. torpid pa nful and destrue-
tive condition Of the whole digestive apparatus A
weak, halfdead or injured stomach produces no
good Gastric Juice, and hence the diseases distress
and debility which ensue, m af $3.50
Pepain and Reaaet
pepsn is the chief element or great Digesiiag
Pgiagpls Of the GASTRIC Juice. ills found ingreat
aHunuauce IN tle SVlu PARIS OF the unllt SL0utcA
after death, and sometimes causes the stomach to
digest itself, or EFT itself up II IS also found in
the stomach of animals. asthe OK. calf &c. u Is
the material used by farmers in making cheese.
called Kennel, the effect of which has long since
been the special wonder of the dairy. The eurd-
ling of milk is the first process Of digestion Rem
net possesses astonishing power. The stomach Of
calf willcurdlenearly one thousand times its own
weight of milk Baron Iicbig states that. "0ne
part of pepsin dissolved in sixty Parts of
waters Will digest meat and other fooaD Diseased
stemaehs produce no good Gastric Juice Rennet or
Pepsn. To show That this wa at may be perfectly
Supplied weQuote the following 9sa VI F48gsSfg~ 4
scIENTIFIc Tv1DENcE. y
Baron Mebig, in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry, says AN Artificial Digestive Fluid
analogous 70 the gastric juice, may be readily pre-
pared from the mucous membrane Of the stomach
ofthe calf in which various articles offood as meat
and eggs will besefeasd, cddaged, and dgesfed fust
IN te stsie ia'acr dS tsy trod 5e So
mdcd'i Aaa 81 ayes tsA - -
Dr.Pcreira in his famous treatise on aFuodssiti
Diet4s published by Fowlers & Wells, New York,
page .35, Shtes the same great fact and describes
the method ofpreparation. There are few higher
authorities than DR.. Pereira.
Dir. Ccmbeinhi. valuable writingsonthe ply
sielogy ofDigestion,p observes that "a diminutioma
of the due quantity Of the gastric juice is a promi-
nent and all prevailing cause Of dyspepsia: y and
he states that adistngufshed professor OF medi-
cine in London who was severely afflicted withthis
complaint, finding every thingelse tosfail had re-
course to the gastric juice obtained from the $50
mach Of living animals; which fzop comp lstegsac-s
ess4pL 9g 49, s,,s.g ,t.,s s I.sssf IS s,s..,s.f1
Ds sGraaan, Az thor ofihe fapsoa wori son IN e.
getable Diet, says: Observation-Disclosures in phy-
selogy, that The stomaehs OF animals, nacerated in
waters mpartto the fluid the property ofdssolv-
ing various articles off5od, and OF eeeting kind
oi artificial digestion of them IA seiss 29eTsrom
f6e natural digsSttee Frocess.Rs4sss Hkk
Z DR.. Simons gfeat work, theNChemistry Of Man. =
'u.ea s. Blanchard, philt, 1916, PIP. 32f -21 says
'fIhe discovery of'Pcpsin forms new era In the
chemical history ofDigestion From reeen expsr-
iments we knowth food is dissolved as rapidly
in an artificial digestive fluid prepared from PEP 9
sin. MS tits in the natural gastric Juice itselfp
Prof Dunelson, fthe Jefferson Celere Phila-
delphia, in his great work on Human Physiology,
deyetes more than fifty pagesto AN exafhinationoi
this subject His experiments with9lr. }aaumont.
on the gastric juice, obtained from the living hu-
man stomach, and from animals. are wei lsnown
In Az cases he says, digestion occurred as per-
iectty IN the qytlfcl@ as in The fqtgd digestou I;
as a Dyspepsia Carer,
DR. Houghton's preparation ofPcpsir hasproducei
the most Hereetons cgeets, curing eases Of DeJitg,
EmactatfoR, Nervous Decline, and Dyptitic Con
grave II ie i,Po.sitie TO give tfrt tetaffs OF vses
inthe limits OF this advertisement--bu Authentic
Gated certificates have been given gilmore thsnp00
remarkable cures, in Philadelphia New York am.
Boston alone These were nearly all desperate ca-
SEES, and the cures were not ouiy rapid and won
derful, but permanent. 49, Ns&
1t is d great Nsrbeus dnfiaois and particularly
useful for tendency TO bilious disorder Liver Com
plant .Feverand 4 que. or badlvtrcated Feverand
Aguc aud the evil effects Of Quinine Mercury and
other drugs upon the digestive organs after long
sickness Also Tor excess in eating and the toos
free use Of ardent spirits 1t almost reconcless
HeaAs,witll Iaisaipeydaee. vf 5ss b. yais84
sgaasiss,,y, o. ,.z ls.asg,-,. ALL 81 sasa
s-i ~ ptgHaecH CoMRt4tAts's - fieas.
There is no form Of Old stomach Complaints
matte how nG a SII ,e AMI once
Aef! a yiagie dose renss4s.0il AeBapleasaat s,np-