Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-15

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A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC Won.
"A DER, DIR. J, s. HOuGHT0N's PErsiN!
The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
Ju1CE-d gyccf Dyspepsia Carer. -Prpsrrdfrmn
Rcnnet. the fourth Stomach Of the OF, afier az
rcciions of Baron Licbig. the great rhypvlorjcaI
Shcmist. by !. \. IIOUGHTON, NJ r., No. II
m".th Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
n,s Is truly wonderful remedy for lsdiers';os,
DyTeps,a Jsnsdscr. Litvr Ccmpiaix, Cs~shipss
~ aha Debility, Curing after Nsturo's evn
juice. As'''' "e unss1'c
~ i, h ~ 'caspcanful of PKrsrs. infused II w.
ter, val digest Or dissolve 1--WE poinds u Rce.t beef
'" ""'"' '"o n1"1s, out II the stomach
Digesti6
DiexsTIos il chiefly performed 4, H., .,,.,,.,
the aid Of fluid which freely csud,s f,o,, H. =;
ner coat OF that organ, whrn In state AZ h..,h ~.
led the Gustric Juice. This fluid Il In -, ~,
reaf q ne Faod, The Purifying. Prrsrrr;ss ~
Sfimniaf,ag agent Of the stomach and intestine.
"thout II there can he no digeston--nc cosittfsl
OF food into blood. and nutrition Of the bodv. H.,
rather FOUL torpid. painfal and destructive ccnd
non OF the whole digestive apparatus. weak half
dead, or injured stomach produces no good Gss,r;r
1acr. and hence the disease. distress aud debility
which cnSur.
Pcpsin una Rcmnct.
fErsiS Is the chief element, or grruf Dsrrs,,n~
fnncspfe OF the Gastric Juice: Il viii swccten ru
trid meat more afcctaally than sslcfafns, and yn,
re'ard petretaction more powerfully shSn alcohol
y Is also highly stimulating 10 tine ncrvous sys,cm
and to the stomach and other digestive orrsns. n
Il found In great abundance nthe solid passs a III
human stomach and In the stomach uf animals. m
tue ok, cali. &c. II ia the material uscd by ffs,
ers in making cheese. called Rrnnct, the ciec, ~
which has long been the special wonder Of the dai
y. Inc curdline ofthc milk is the FIRST prpccm Of
digestion, kennct possesses astonishing power
me stomach Of calf win currilr nearly ou,
thousand times Us own weight 81 mill ~
ron Liebig states that. "Onc pnrt of the pcus;r
dissolved in sixty thousand parts of watcr will m;
gcst meat md other food Diseased stomach.
produce no good Gastric Juice, Rcnnct or P,usin.
m The Great Discovery!
me true Digestive Fluid. or GASTRIC JUICE.
can oe obtained from Natures source ef wyris
the healthy s,emGrh The pure dre.ti,c nrinci.
pie, fErsiS, may really be extracted from The
s''mnes OF annual. resembling man. thus fo,r.,inr
an atliicini Digestive Fluid precisely likc Tho MI,
ufa' uastric Juice, in its chemical powers. and Far,
nishing complete and perfect Substitute for il.
ny tue aid OF ffrsIN, or this artificial Digestive
eiu'a' Tue pains and evils ii INDIGESTION, prsrrr
siA, AND LIVER COMPLAINT AIRY srysprtv prv,v
SD, JUST AS THEY wotLb BE ny HyAlruy sros.
Aen--the iuod spropcrly converted into blood: tho
oooy is nourshcd good health aud vigor are rapid
impaired to the whole organization; md the d.
ges'ive organs share with the rest In this hoppv ~,
| suit. "ffs w
Scientific Evidence,
| BARON LlEBlG, in his celebrated work on An.
,nipi Chemistry snys: IAN Artificial Digestive
riud, analogous to the Gastric Juice, may be- rcpd
| ny prepared from the mucous mcmbrpn. az IN.
stomach of the Calf. in which vnrioo, .,,;cl.. :,
TODD as meat and eggs, will be sojiesed cAanrrd ami
dtgesiea, Just IN He manner as ihey rond be h,
| Tie human stomach" "
| DR. PEREIIA, IA his famous treatise an ar,o,;
md Dict published by Fowicrs g. Wells. Ncr
York page 3d. states the great fnct, and dos.
eribes the method Of preparation. There mr., Few
| higher authorities thun DIR. Pcrciras
| DIR. CoMBE, in his valuable wiring. n, IN.
Physiology Of Digestion observes I'm, "a J;u,.
nulion OF the duequantity of the Gastric Juice Il
prominent md a-prevailinr cause Of Dyspepsia
and he states TINT "a distinguished professor ~
hedieinc IN London who was SEVERELY afflicted
w',h this complaint, finding everything else to fail.
'iad recourse TO the Gosfric Juice. obtained frop,
'nc stomach OF living animals, which prorcd com.
pteeiy sncocsstgL"
DR.. GRAHAM. nuthor or the f,mop. wcrk. ~,
vegetable Diet, says; at ia n remarkable fne,
| IN Piysology, TINT the siomachs of anmnl. tpuec.
rated IN water impnri to the fluid Che propruy az
dlssolvng various articles of food md ct3.c,inr n
kind of a,sfciai digestion of them IN aonise ac,y
| emf from ne nafnrai digestire pttccss"
Dr; SiMoNS great work, the "Chcmissry of
Man. Lee a. blanchard PHILADELPHIA. fSas M,
32l-2) says: "Thc discovery Of rEPSIN farm. \
new era In tho chemical history Of Digestion. From,
recent experiments, we know that food ia dissolved
as rapidly in artificial digestive fluid nrcpnre,y
from Pcpsn, as il is in the natural Gastric Juice II.
self
Professor DUNGLISoN, Of tic Jefferson car
iege' lmadclPhn, in his great work on Human
Physiology, devotcs more thnn fly pnres ia IN cx
| af III
Dr. Beaumont on the Gastric Juice ohtaincd from
the living human stomach and from animals, are
wei known" In oil enscs," he snya "dircstidp
occurred as perfectly in the aifoiR us in tho ad,n
| raj digcsiions."
| DIR JOHN W. DRAPER, Professor IL Cbemi,
ny in the Medical College Of the University 81 N.~
J York, in his "Trxt Book Of Cbcmstry." pare 3ss,
snys: at has been question whether artificial di-
gestion could be pcrformed--hut il l. now uuiyery
SILLY admitted that il NAV be-
DIR. CARPENTER'S standard work on Phy.ioIe.
sy, which il in the library Of every Physician nui
is used M Test Book in all the Colleges, il fill q
evidence, similar 10 the above, respecting the re-
markahlc Digestive power Of Pcpaa, and Tar fhct
II may be rcndiy separated from the calf or on md
used for experiments in artificial Digestion, or ns a
remedy for discascs Of the stomach. and dcficirn,
| secretion Of Gastric Juice.
All modern works on Chemistry. Mnteria Medi-
"a, md Physiology, and all good Medical Dictinnn-
res describe the chnrncer and properties III Pen.
sin, and state many interesting deini- respecting
il.
The fact that artificial Digestive Fluid, of
Gastric Juice perfectly resembling the natural Flu
ID, muy be rcudly prepared, does no, admit of1ucs.
ticn Tho only wonder y, That Il has MOI before
been applied 10 the cure Of Indigestion and Dyspep
sla---so naturally does such ,isc suggest itself 10
the mind.
AS IA Dyspepsia Curer,
DIR. llOuGliTON's preparation Of PEPsIN Inns
produced the most ma,rcious ccc's curing ~
Dc5ai'y, Emdcia ION, Nervous Dcciind, and DyspeV.
nc Consumption, supposed 10 be on The very verge
Of the grave. II ID impossible 10 give the details IL
in the limits ofthis advertisement; but auihcn.
ticated certificates have been given Of more tbnn
TWO Hcsonrb prNAnKAnLE eungs. ID Philnde-
phia, New York, and Boston alone. These were
nenrly all desperate cnscs. md the cures were not
only upid and wonderful, but permanent.
1t il grcnt Nyeous dnt1iotc. and particularly
useful for tendency Bilious disorder. Liver Com.
plant, Fever md Aguc, or badytfented Fever and
hguc, and the evil effects Of Quininc, Mercury, Dnd
other drugs upon the Digestive organs, after hing
sickness. Also, for excess il eating, and lid too
IRE use Of nrdcnt spirits, II almost rcconciics
UcaiN with M,emterapee.
Old Stomach Complaints.
There IL no form Of OH .Shmorh Complaint
winch II docs not reach and remove nj
once. No mnttcr how bad they mey be, II GIVES
Infant RELIEF, A single dose removes all
the unpleasant symptoms md il only needa 10 bs
repeated, for ahoft time, to ,lnke these good IL
fccfs permanent Purity IF Biood and Yiooy of
Body, follow NJ once II I. particularly exreIlert
10 cases Of Nausca, vometing, cron,ps, Soreness q