Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-24
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MEDICINES.
A MOTHER sCTENTlFIC yVOI

MEDICINES.
A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC Won
~ DER, DIR. J. =. HOuGHTON'S PEPSIN
The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
| . otch-d groet DpTepsia -Preparcdfrom
nenne,, on the tpurth stomach Of the OK. after al
seetenA q Baron Lictig. the great Phy=iolor;r.l
Nne'n',,, by y y. HOlGHTON, NJ b., No. IL
North Eighth Street. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
~" D.a .u'y wonderful remedy for kndtsrasos
DyTtps'", Jaindiee, Lircr Complaint. Cessf,ru-
,s9a ana Debility, Curing after Na,nrc's ovu
| Juice. 'e oas1'S
70 Half 'casroonnil fPrrsiy. infused /, -.
W. WI = dissolve I'VE pounds Of Roast R~e(
| IN about two hours out Of the stomach.
Dige stiOn.
| DIcrsrioS is chiefly performed in tbs .,.n.., l..
the mid Of a fluid which freely csulss fr,, ~ ~.
ner Of that orgun, when in staic ofh-.l 49,.
led the Gastric Juice. This fluid Is the Gyss., 90,
rent Of tko Feed, me- Purifying, Preserving, an
Sfimplaiiag agent Of the stomach and n,csfincs -
Without itthcrc Gun he no digcstion--no copver,;o,,
OF food into blood, and nutrition OF the body hut
rather foul, torpid, painful and destructive conJ,
tion OF the whole Digestive apparatus. A weak half
dead, or injured stomach produces no good Gastric
Juice, and hence the disease, distress aud debili,s
which cnste.
Pcpsin and Remnct.
PrpsIs is the chief element. or grcaf D,res,,us
Principle oftho Gastric Juice. II will swoctcn nv
trid meat more aicciuay than sncrntus, AM, VIII
retnrd purrclaction moro powerfully than alcohol
1t Is also highly stimulating to the nervous system
and to the stomach aud other digestive organs. IL
Is found in great abundance in the solid parts Of tho
human stomach and in the stomach Of animals, ar
| the OK, calf So. 1t Is tho material used by iarmr
| crs IN making cheese. called Rcnnct, tho effect IS
which has long been the special wonder Of the slni.
ry The ourdling of the milk Is the first proccss oS
digestion Rennct possesses astonishing po,tcr 49,
The stomach OF calf viii curdle nearly ono
thousand times its own weight Of milk D,.
| ron Licbig, states that, zone part Of the Pcp.;v
dissolved IN sixty thousand parts of water will AZ
gcst meat and other food" Diseased stomach,
produce good Gastric Juice. Rennet or Pep,ip,
The Grcnt Discovery!
| The true Digestive Fluid, or GASTRIC JUICE,
Gun be Obtained from Natures o,ca source Of snp,ls
tho healthy stomach The pure digestive nrinei.
| pie, fKrsiS, may really be extracted from III,
stomach of animals resembling man. thus forming
an Artificial Digestive Fluid precisely like the mai.
ural Gastric Juice, in It's chemical powers and fur.
nishing complete and perfect substitute for il.
ny the aid OF PErsts, on this artificial Diee-tiv,
Fluid, the pains and cvils of INDIGESTION nisywy.
| sfA, AND LIVER COMPLAINT ARE SPEEDILY rIMov.
IN, JusT a. rHEN wouLD NE ny A nrALrnr SION.
Aci--hc food is properly converted into bloo the
body is nouriscd; good health aud vgor are rand.
ly impaired TO the whole organizations and the di.
geaivc organs share with the rest in this happy ro-
suit.
Scientific Evidence.
BARON LlEBlG, in his celebrated work on An.
imal Chemistry, says AN Artificial Digrstiv.
Fluid, analogous 10 the Gastric Juice nny DO read.
lily prepared from the mucous membrane Of III,
stomach OF the Calf, in which various articles Of
food az meat and cggs will be aftcsei changed anil
digescd 1t@ an nc same manner they tronid be ~
he human stomach,
DR. HEREIRA in hit r,,,n,s ,....,t.s. - ,.r
and Diet published by fowlers & Wells, New
York, Page 80, states the great iuct and dee
| cfihes the method OF preparation There nre few
| higher authorities than pr Peicrn
! Dr. COAlBE. ii his valuable writings on tho
"Physol0gy Of Digestion obsctvoa ihn, "a dimi.
| mutton OF the ducquantity Of the Gastric Juice ia a
prominent and npreyailiug cause of Dyspcpsis;"
and he states TINT "a distinguished professor of
medicine ~ London who was severely afflicted
with this complaint, finding everything Else 10 fail.
| bad recourse TO tho Gastric Juice, obtained from
the stomach OF living animals, which ,ropcd COM
| picciy Successful"
| DIR. GRAHAM. author of the famons works ON
| Vegetable Dict" says; at IL II remarkable fac,
IN physiology, TINT the stoinachs Of urmals mace.
rated IN water impari 20 the iuid tho property az
| dissolvng various nrticcs Of food and oirciine
kind of ARTIFICIAL diec in &c thcn IL aopise d,gsr.
| en- from me- B0turGi digcs zee g7cccss"
| DR. SlMONS grout work. the Chemistry Of
| Man. (Lco & blanchard Philadelphia 1876. M.
| 32l-2) says: "Thc discovery Of PEI'SlN forms "
new crn IN the chemical history Of Digestion. From
recent experiments we know TINT food is dissolved
ns rapidly in an artificial digestive 1uid, prepared
from fepSin, MS It Is iii the natural Gastric Juice H.
SELF
Professor DuNGLISON, Of the JeI,.r,on Cal
lcgc, Philadelphia, in his great work on Human
Physiology dcvGtcs more ihun hiiy pnrcs 10 an cx-
animation Of this subject IIa experiment with
i,r Beaumont on the Gastric Juice obtained from
the living humnn stomach and from nninanl., mr.,
well known In hll cnscs." he says s.Jieeston
occurred rs perfectly in the Artificial us In the natu-
raj dgeations."
DIR JOHN W. DRAPER, Professor Of Cbcmjs
try in the Medical College of the University of Ncv
York, IN his Text Book of Chemistry" pngc 3sG,
says; 1T has been question whether artificial d.
gcstion could be perormed---but il il now uniyar-
; sally admitted TINT II muy be-"
DR.. CARPENTERS standard work on Ply.olo-
gy, which i il the hinry Of every Physician, and
Is used Text Book IN all the Colleges. l. full OF
evidence, sinilnr to the above. respecting the re-
mnfSnblc Digestive power Of P,psip, and the fact
II mny be readily separated from the calf or OK and
used for experiments in artificial Digestion or ns
remedy for diseases ui the stomach, mud deficient
. secretion Of Gnstric juice.
All modern works on Chemistry, Mnicrin Mcdi
ca, and Physiology, and all good Medical Dcions
rics, describe the character and properties Of Pep
SIN, and state mRny Interesting details respecting
it.
The fnrt That tn nrtGcinl Digestive Find. Of
Gastric Juice perfectly resembling tho natural Fin
id, may be rcudily prepared doe. NOT nhnif Of anrs-
! ton The oIIy wonder j., that IL has not before
been applied to The If Indigestion aud Dyspc-
sia--so naturally docs such USE suggest itself ~
the mind,
} As n Dyspepsia Curcr,
DIR. IiOuGilTONS preparation Of pEpSIN los
produced the most marriio1s c6fes, curing opsos Of
D6bitfY, EmGcid inn hcyF0as iJffIiao and Uysurn-
he Consumption, supposed 10 be the very verge
of the grave II l. impossible give the detail. ~
cases in the limits ofthis advertisement; but unthci
ticatrd certificates have been given Of more than
TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE cUREs. in Philadc-
; pha, New York. and Boston alone. These were
nearly all desperate cases. and the cures not
only rapid and wonderful, but permanent.
II il great Ne,roNS d,,iiiofe, ind particular
useful for tendency 70 Bilious disorder, Liver Com
plaint, Fever and Aguc, bndly rcated Fever and
Aguc, and the evil effects Quininc Mercury. nnd
other drugs upon the Digestive orgons, after long
sickness. Also, for excess in eating, and the too
free use Of arden, spirits. 1t almost rcconcos
Hcaih with Lfcmgeynncc.
Old Stomach Complaints.
There j. no form If on Stomach Cowy,ianfs
which il does not 10 reach and remove ut
once. No matter how bad they may be, il GIVES
INSTANT RELIEF ! single dose n,
the unpleasant symptoms and it only needs To DO
repeated, for n shor, time, TO nakc these good e.
iscts permanent. Puiiy u Btood and rigor 81
Bodg, follow at once. IL particularly excellent
IL cases Of Naupea, Vometing Cramps, Soreness, I
the pit of tho Stomach, Distress after coting, low
cold state of the Blood, IIcaeiucss, Lowness OF
Spirits, Dependency. Emaciaiion. Weakness, ten
dcncy 10 insanity Suicide. &c
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle
! will often effect nsting cure.
| PEPSlN IN POW DER, Scatby MaH Free IF