Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC wosDxs,
PEPSIn:
The true DIGESTIVE FI.TTIn

The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GAsrp,,
JUICE-a great Dyspepsia Cu,ey io
Prepared from Renne,, or the fourth .,o,
the Or. after directions by Baron I'.n Imsen o.
great physiological chemist. bv ! u.' The
ND, No. ii N. 9Th ST. Philadelphia p,
\ lRCLf wonderful remedy for lad;,,..
"A Dyspfpsia, Jaunaice, Lirer C,nnIs:a'
constipation and Debility. curing after N,,n.1' N,'
own process, by Natures own agent. the c..
Juice. UJiiail q ieaspooniul Of this f,pid ,f,-',
'h water can digest or dissolve Five Pound. },
roast beef IN about two hours, out of the .,o,...t
D1sesti0n Is chiefly performed in the .,o.
ach by the and Of fluid which frseI, .,rl.. S'
the inner Goa, of iha, organ. when in ., n
health, called the gastric juice. Thi. Anil ,".
great soirenf Of the (ood-the purifv;ns ,.' " We
wing and stimulating agent of the .,om..r
intestines. Wihou, it there can be M ,E.'.. ana
no conversion of food into blood, no nu,.,,;'' 'H'
but rather foul, torpid. painful and des,,u..;--
condition Of the whole digestive app,ra,ns
Pepsin is the chief elemen. or cre,, H..
ing principle OF the gastric juice I, i. f,urs:
great abundance in the solid parts Of the h,e' :"
stomach after death, and sometimes e,u,ss ~
stomach TO digest or eat itself up. 1t is al,o fonns
IN the stomach Of animals, as the OF. calf 4, :.
is the material used by farmers in making eh,...
styled 1tennef, the effect Of which has Ian.
been the special wonder of the dairy. Curllins
oil milk is the first process of digestion. A ea,,.
stomach can curdle nearly one thousand ,lme,i,.
own weight OF milk. Baron Liebig states. ION.
part oil Pepsin dissolved in sixty thousand par,
OF water, digests meat and other food Dise,,.a
stomaehs produce no good Gastric Juice, Renu.,
OF Pep>in. To show that this want NAV be no.,
fectly supplied, we quote the subioined
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE,
Baron LlEBlti in his celebrated work on .ni,., ~,
mistry, says: AN artificial digestive fluid ap,Jn~
the "astrc Juice may be readily prepared from the ma
membrane of the stomach of the calf in whirb 1.,r.
articles OF food a. meat and eggs will be step. -
digested in the same manner in the human so,nt~
Dr. BEkElRA IL his famous treatise on Food ami Ia,
published by fowers Wells, New York page Is 80,
the same great Fact, and describes the metho AZ
ton. There are few higher authorities than Dr. pe,s
Dr. CoMHE, in his valuable writings on the pbv,ol
of Dsrston observes that " a dimnution Of IN. dn.
quantity OF the astrie Juice is PROMINENT and ALL
VallIns cause OF Dyspepsia. and he states tha, "a
-uishcd professor of medicine in LONDON who was 60,
atlirted with this complaint finding everything s, /.
.a had recourse to the Gastric juice. obtained r.
stomach Of living animals, which completely sur,-i,1
DrGRAilAM author of the famous works on yer.,,.l
Diet, says: is remarkable fact in physiooT tb,.
the stomachs of animals macerated in water imn, =
the fluid the property OF dissolyin various arr.asf
and OF efcetng kind Of artificial digestion Of them in n,
wise the natural prr-rSS
DR.. SiNONS great work. the Chemistry of Man Js,l
Blanchard Fl!ad., 1916 PIP 3l. J. saws Thr Ii.-,,,,
q fcisiu forms new in the chemical histo,y -
sestion From recent experiments know tha, f.t
dissolved rapidly in artificial d-estiv. au preua-,d
from PepSn- il is in the natural Gastric Juir
Prof DJNGLlcDN, Of the jefferson College. Phl,I i,
his great work on Human Physiology deyotes more ,b,,
Hity pages to an examination of this subject Iii. e,p-r
nents with Dr. Beaumont. the Gastric Juice ob,,,,
from the living human stomach and from animal, a,
known. In all cases. he saws "li.c.tion t-,T-r.t :.
lnar 1x in 81 IL.
As DYSPEPSIA CURER, DIR Hou,b,eo',
preparation of Pepsin has produced the mos, mar.
'eious elects Ii is impossible TO give details Of
cases IN the limits OF this adyer;sement-but au.
| iAenilcatsd certificates have been given O! more
| than TWO HUNDRED rapid. wonderful. and
| permanent cures. 1t is great NERVOUS Ax1r
| poTE, and particularly useful for tendency 10
bilious disorder, liver complaint, fever and ssue
-he evil effects OF quInine. mercury, &C., also for
excess in eating or drinking
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COM.
PLANTS which ii does not reach and also rive
instant relief! and repeated for short time %.
atty OF Blood and vIsoR OF BODY follow al o1c,
1t Is particularly excellent in cases of nau.e, ,O
miiing cramps. soreness of The pit of the stomach
distress after eating, low, cold state of The blood
heaviness, lowness Of spirits despondeucv, emsei.
i;ion, weakness, tendency to inssniry, &c.
Pnce, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle
often effects lasting cure.
FSFSIN IN POWDERS sent by Nail free ofPos.ass
For convenience Of sending all part. Of the country
the Digestive Matter OF the pcrsir i. mt m in N. s-ru
fowders with directions to b. dissolved by the patient
water or syrup These powders contain Just the
matter as the bottles hut twice the quantity
rIce and sent 10y mail. Free Of Postage for g. sens
Postpaid to DR.. J. : lIoug ghon, No II North Eighth s.
Philadelphia Six packages fer IS.
Every botle.snd package bears the written sig
nature Of fJ.S.HOUGHTON,M MD, Sole Propn-
tor. Sold ly agents in every town in the unon
and by mos, respectable dealers in medicine.
To he had of DR.. THORNTON, Lewisburr;
IL Caslow, Milton; Thompson. Mifflnbur,;
VIZ d Ei!eft " iaItlsion; VIM Roshong New
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