Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-09
Scientific Evidence.

nal Chemistry, says AN Artificial Digestive
Fluid analogous To- the Gastric juice, mn, be ,eei-
lily prepared from the mucous n,n braue 81 the
stonnch Of tho Calf in which ,ariou. articles ef
food, as meat und eggs, viii be NJ rrcd, anred and
dtg,s'td, jaSf ~ hc same manner Hcy rouid BE- ~
he halaaa stomach,
DR.. PEREIRA, in hi- fhmona treatise on ''Foon
aud Diet" Published by towlcr- s Wells, Now
York, page IS, states the great fact, nnd drs
cribcs the method of preparation There are few
higher authorities than DR. Pcrcrn
DR.. COMBE. in his valuable writings On the
"Phy -iulngy Of Digestion observes that ~ dmi
mutton OF the due qunntity of the Gastric Juice Is
prominent and aIl-prcsniline cause Of Dyspcp-ia;"
and he stnics TINT "a distinguished professor 81
medicine 10 London who severely afflicted
with this complaint. finding everything cl-c 10 fail.
had recourse othc Gastric ,lrirr, ohtuncd from
the stomach al living alsnials which, fyored CO
rte EN- s3coasjtL
DR.. GRAHAM, author ofthc ij,mous works on
Vegetable Diet !" says; ''iti, remarkable lnci
Ia physolnqy that the siuinaci- OF nginnls mare.
rated IL water imrari - DE itid The property III
dissalving viriuus arielcl oi food ad en,rtipg
kind of a,fiGesqi d,c,s in n tbrm Y. Aapae dsgtr
en- fosa Ne H0t lloi aiYss IKE ysrtgs.
DR.. SiMON'S srfta work the AChfipistry 81
Man." (Lcc g. blanchard, Philadelphia 1915, ~.
3el-2) says: "Thc di-covcry 81 rci'SlN lpim-
in the chemical history oi plgcs'iop. Fruni
recent experiments. We l,pow TUT o,d Il dts"ly'd
from Pcpsin. il il IN the nDtu,nl Gastric Juice IT.
self
| Professor DUNGLlsoN. 81 tlc Jefferson. Oh
| lcse, Phadripbin, II Ais gr,it wdrl % humno
Physiology. deyo'ea mprr han iity pssct 10
| ami nton Of this subject Hi .xpctim.i, with
| DIR. Beaumont on TIE Gastric Juice. oLlnrd frp,
| III living human stomach ard irom animals, nrs
well known" In nll cases." lc says, digestion
occurred perfectly in the orfifcoi ns in the nnin-
| rot digestions.'
DR. JOHN ". DRAPER, Professor Of chenis
Try il the Medical College Of the University of New
York In bis Text Book Of Cbcmisiry,p paec 1886,
srys: I'll ha- been question whether artificial di-
gcsfion could be pcftormcd--bnt il is now uniyer
sally admitted thai IL may be-" s5.
DIR. CARPENTERS standard wor, on Phy~iolo.
ey, whrh Is in the library of every II ysiran mud
is used Text Book in nl thc Colleges is full Of
evidence, similar 10 The nhnyc respecting the re-
marketable DiGc.tivc power Of P,psja, md the inci
il mny be rcudily separated from the calf ok, mud
used for experiments IN artificial Digestion. OF a
remedy for disease. Of the stomach. md deficient
secretion Of Gastric Juice.
All modern works on Chemistry, Mcrcria M.d
cn, ind Physiology, and all good Medical Drionn-
ries. describe the character aud properties Of Pep
sin, aud state many interesting details respecting
The fpc, that nm artificial Digestive Fluid. ..s
Gastric Juice perfectly resembling The nataral Flu
III, mny be rcndy prepared does u"t n,lnit Of quc.
been applied To the cnre OF Indigestion AID D,spcI-
.ia--so naturally does sueb a use suggest Itself 10
the mind
A. "a Dyspepsia Carer.
Dr. UOUGIlTDN'S preparation of PEPSIN hs.
produced the most Da,reoas cq,e,s curing cn.c. of
D,bdiy, Empca ion, Ncfoas Dsl..e, md Dysp,l
lie Coaua pfion, supposed Ia BE- ON ihc very verge
Of the grave II il impossible 10 give the detail. ~
eases IN the limit. ofthis advertisements but nnien-
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