The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03

| BIcpaTe0 lfOin hIsNlNIsli VI llt loul III
| STOMACH OF THE OK, at.er directions Of
BARON LIEBiG, The great Physiological
| Chemist. hy J. S. IiOUGHTON, NJ. ID. Phila
| delphia, Pa.
| This Is a Truly wonderful remedy for IN.
DIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE,
LIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION,
| and DEBlLI rY, curing after Natures own
| method, by Natures own Agent, the Gastric
Juice.
~ HALF easpoonful Of PErsiN, infused
in water, will digest OF dissolve rive Pounds
of Roast Beef in about two hours out of the
stomach
PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Di-
costing Principle ofIhe Gastric Juice--the Sol
vent OF the Food, the Purifying, Preserving and
Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and lntes-
tines. 1t is exlracledfrom the Digestive Som-
ach of the Ok, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL
DIGESTIVE FLUID, precisely like the nat
ura Gastric Juice in its Chcmics powers, and
furnishing a COMPLETE and PERFECT
SUBSTITUTE for it. BY the aid of this pre-
paraion. the pains and evils OF lNDIGES-
TON and DYSPEPSIA are removed, Just
as they would he by ahealthy Stomach. Ii is
doing wonders for Dvspeplics, curing cases of
DEBILITY, EVACUATION, NERVOUS
DECLINE, and DYSPEPTIC CONSUME
TION, supposed TO he on The verge OF the grave.
The Scientific Evidence upon which it is based
is in the highest degree CURIOUS and re.
VARIABLE.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCEl
BARON LIEBlG, in his celebrated work on
Animal Chemistry, says: :" An Artificial Di.
gcsIve Fluid, analogous 10 the Gastric Juice.
may be readily prepared from the mucous
membrane OF the stomach OF the Calf in which
various articles of food, as meat and eggs will
be soltened, changed, and digested, Just in the
same manner as they would be in the human
stomach"
DR.. PERElRA, in his famous treatise on
g Food and Diet" published by Fowlers &
Wells, New York. page 50, states the same
great fact, an describes the method of prepar-
lion There are few higher authorities than
d.. pereirl
Dr. COMBE, in his valuable writings on
h. Physiology of Digestion" observes thai
' diinnulion of the due quantity of the Gas
trio Juice is a prominent and all-prevaling
cause Of Dyspeps !" aid he states that "a
distinguished professor of medicine in London
who was severely afflicted with this complaint.
finding everything else TO fail, had recourse to
The Gastric Juice, obtained from the slomrchs
of living animals, which proved completely
succc.stul"
Or. GRAHAM, author of the famous works
on " Vegetable Diet" says: 4" II is a remark
able fact in physiology that the slomachs of
animals, maceiatcd in wafer, impari TO the fluid
tic t'"f,'tl ", "t>s'N ~ NailpuS dTlcleN OF
lo'''' Inv VI cl1rlil's MI" u aiuhcl"i ulSeS-
ural digestive process"
Professor DUNOLlSON, of the Jefferson
College, Philadelphia, in his great work on
Human Physiology, deyoteS more than fifty
pages 20 d. eMeuHina'inn " lhiS SUBJECT HIS
W." 49, X Deauinon'' on Tue oaS-
~ III Wv, .v'i n'nlS huhuh stonl'
aus anu r'I'' a,nih,"i: HIs wen hnown. In
SE u; h. u" ois occulIed as per-
~, !" ''' ''''''0''' % III Tue mural urges
IN" N. Iot1Nw DnAnt-n
'nni ~ rrolSssor OF Chein
iSuy W '1S G'e!'cai N2ricSe OF inc oniversi-
y Vi Wv .y ~ III ms ieA' D9oh o. Chein-
isiry, page oSu says IL mas peen question
whether afl'hcial dis' on could be preiorm-
ed-6utitis no" universally admitted that ii
NAY A. 'e c,pprNrfo.e
Physiology. when is in the lbrarv of eveyu
! Physician. and IS used Is n Tcyt Doot in al,
the Colleges, is glll IF evidence simiIar In ,ha
above, respecting the remarkable DECISIVE
power of PsPsIv. and the fact Thai II ,nsv ho
readily separated from the stomach of the cali
or OK, and used for experiments in Artificial
Digestion, or as a remedy for disease OF The
stomach, and deficient secretion of Gas,r;c
Juice.
ASS DYSprpSIA CIrprp
NJ uOrcuToN,S psnc,N '
No. mos, mas -" No.. mas produced
',G n III eneSS, III curing cases
~ De"',; ,,.,',"',d',oni NGtVo"s Dec'ine and
miposNinle 10
'i., y, .''n, :" tne H''Ns oi ms
hn,. ~ ru gC''Incaie'
DprD plt,tN pWa f. ~ 1s'Tn W hun
deinti' ~ ~ 10 NJ, III fhIla'
~ ~ 49,, ON, "nu "lone heSe were
no, nlv "" ronJ 49,, 49, H," 'ue cures were
~ I a, NTpWGIyS N Wv, eIaheht
c'i ~ - ~ ~ T., and
pprIor ir:r @,e'' 'oi ,eI1cnc! 70 6'nous ans
badIr re.a1 En,ia 't'eI ana Ague' OF
"g To- 49, anu nsue, ana Inc svl
man ,ha 6 H1 ,,onu'9, anu oircr utug'
ness Also, for excess in eating. and The tnC
Tree use OF aTdentspiris, 1t almost reconcile.
Health with lntcmperance.
nTD crouAcII roNtpr .r~-rr
CLD oiO"ANh toMTLAlNl i.
There ia no firm Of OTn STOMACH
! cctrnT IrN-,rc 'i;l :: - ~ u
Nohi LAiN - "hich II doeS not seem lc
reach and remove al once. No matter how
bad they NAV be il gives instant relief A sin
olo dose removes all The unnIeasant s,n,D,o,r..
-. -. =, - rl'I - i'o.us
time to make these good effects permanent
Purity o: Blood and vigor OF body follow a
once us particularly excellent in cases o
Nausea, vomiting, Cramps, Soreness Of the pi
oil lhe stomach, distress after eating low, cold