Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

| toms be removed and one Or two doses of Brand
rcths Pills would generally effect this object but il
should be remembered thnt they always spplica-
ble and should be used until health is fully restored
--as they will surely cure soonrr than any other
| remedy, and when We have health through them IL
| Is no patch wnrls-it is genuine care---ons that
| viii not deceive
For sale. wholesale and retail. by D. D. Payne s.
Brother, Lyuchburg Va.
| OcteS-wts
A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WON
| N DER, DIR. Us. HOUGHTONiS PEPSIN
The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
JUICE great Dyspepsia Cwor. rreparcdfronr
Rennct, the fourth Stomach OF the OK, after di>
rcctions Of Baron Liebig. the great Physiological
Chemist. by J S. toUGHToN. Nj d., No II
| North Eighth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
| This Is truly wonderful remedy for lnaicesison,
| Dyspepsia JaWpaice, Lifcr ompi0ia, Constipas
| fioa and De5Ii y, Curing after Natures ever
Method, by NATURES own Agent, the Gastric
! Juice.
| ES- Half teaspoopfu 81 pErsrS. infused IN wa
ter will digest dissolve FIVE pounds ofRousl Beet
| in about two hours. out &C the stomach
Digest On.
| DiagsrIoS i chiefly performed In the stomach by
the ad Of fluid which freely cxu,l-s from the In
coat otthat organ, wien IN state of hcatl cal
| led the Gastric Juice. This nud ia tho Great Sol
rent r. ne Food, he Purifying, Preserving, and
SYilanlafiqy AGENT Of the stunrnch and intcsues.-
| oliood iuio blood. and nutrition ofibr body but
! ,nthcr 4 foul torrl. painful and destructive cond
ton ofthc whole objective apparatus. weak half
dead Or injured stomach produces good t;astriy
juice, and hence the disease, distress and debiiisc
which cnsue.
Pepsisa and Eecnnet.
PEPstN is tho chief clcmcnt, great DigesiiAg
Principle The Gastric Juice. II will swoetcn ru-
trd meat more afectuaiy than spleratus, and will
| rctard puuchetion more powerfully than aleohol
Ii ~ also highly stimulating to the nervous system,
and to The stomach and other digestive organs IL
Is found ia great abundance III tho solid pnrts OF the
| human stomach and in the stomach of animals. as
| the OK, calf Sc. liz the material used by farm
crs in mixing cheese called ltennct the eject Of
which has long been the special wonder of the dai-
~ The curdhns ~ the milk II the first process 81
digestion. Rcnnet possesses astonishing power
| The stomach of calf will curdle nearly ono
thousand times ita own weight of milk. Ba-
ron Liebig, states that, ''Oue part Of the Prrsin
dissolved IN sixty thousand rars Of water. will d.
se4t meat und ether food" Diseased stomaGha
| produce no GOOD Gastric Juice Rornot or Pcpain
The Great Discovery!
The true Digestive Fluid % GASTRIC JUICE.
can be obtained from Neipfc's eHn source u supply
-'hc heelhy stomach! The rurr digestive pfinci-
| pie, PEfSS may really Ne extracted from the
stomach of animals rcscmllig ron. thus forming
an artificial Digestive Fluid precisely like the rut
ural Gastric Juice, IN H. chemical powers. md fur
| u
! BY the aid &c rrrus, or ~. ertiiirui Digestive
! Fluid the pnins and cyils Of iNDfcEsfioS pYsrEf-
STA, ANp LIVER COMPLAINT ARR srrrpIIy Rfmov-
/ IN, JUST "A THrT WOULD nE ny healthy s1oM-
AcH-the food u properly diverted into hlood the
body Il nourishcd good health and vieor brr rapid
" impaired to The whole organization; and The d.
pestvc orgnns share with the Ia tiiis huppy re-
| suit.
Scientific Evidence.
1 BARON LlEBiG, ia his cclcbrntcl work on AM
| iunl Chemistry, says IAN Artificial Digestive
Fluid analogous TO the Gastric juice may be- read.
7 lily prepared from the mucous mcmhranc of the
stomach OF thc Calf. in which various articles OF
food "a and cggs viii be scf cpcd,chanred and
dige'iei isst IN he manner as hey teouid Be in
tie human stomach"
aud Diet" published by F6wlers & Wells, New
York page IS, stntes the same great iec,, md des-
orbcs the method Of preparation. There IRE few
higher authorities than Dr. Pcrcira.
DIR. COMBE. in h.s valuable writings on The
"Phvsialocy az Digestion" Observes that 40 dimi-
mutton ofthc ducquantiiy u The Gastric Juice IA
prominent and all.prevailinR of Dyspepsia"
and BE- sIntos that "a Distinguished profrssor %
medicine ID London, who severely afflicted
with this complaint, finding everything else to fail
had recourse 10 the Gastric Juice. obtained from
the stomach Of living animals, which prercd com-
| pie'oiy spcceHftth
Dr., GRAHAM, ouihor Of the famous works on
"Vcgetnblc Diet" says; I'll il u remarkable fact
II rhysiolury, TINT the stomaahs OF animals mace
rated in water, impair to tho fluid tho property Of
dis5olving various articles u food, md cgreing
kind Of art, feiai dees'ion Of them IN noniee differ
en- f,om M aatpyai aiece ire gtcccss.''
| DR.. SlNON'S great work. the "Chrmistry &C
| Man. (l.eo G. Blanchard, Philadelphia, 1916, Pr.
] 32i-1) says: "The discovery Of rErSIN forms q
new era IN the chemical history Of Digestion From
recent experiments know thar food IL dissolved
as RAPIDLY IN an artificial digestive fluid, prepared
frpr, In tr natural f,aHtrir Itire
selt',
Professor DrNGLTSON, Of tho Jefferson Col.
lege- Philadelphia, ~ HE grca, work Human
Physiology, devotos me re than fifty pages
animation Of this subject. iIis experiment with
DR.. Beaumont on tho Gastric Juice, obinined iron,
tho living human stomach md from animals,
well known" In AL cnses," BE- soys, "digcstion
occurred perfectly ia the aryfeif as in the nafu-
! mi dgcstons"
/ Dr. JOHN ". DRAPER, Professor Of Cbcmis
Try in the Medical College Of the University OF New
ork IL his "Tcxt Book of Chemistry,v pagc 1856,
says: "lt bas been quettion whether artificial d.
gcliion could be performcd-.but il il uniycr-
sully ndniiitcd thar II mny be-"
4 DIR. CARPENTERS standard work on Pbysiolo-
~. which il in the library &c every Physicinn, and
is used Text Book in oil the Colleges, il full Of
evidence, similar 10 The above, respecting the re-
matkablc Digestive power nf P,psto. and the fnci
il may be readily separated from the cslf OK and
used FOR experiments 10 artificial Digestion, or us a
remedy for discusses Of The stomach, and deficient
secretion Of Gastric Juice.
All modern works Chemistry. Mntcria Medt
en- nnd Physiology, and III good Medical Dicti1nr-
res describe the character md properties Of fcp
sin, and stnto many interesting details respecting
n.
Tho fact TINT an artificial Digestive Fluid, %
Gastric juice, perfectly resembling the nsturni Fiu
ID, may be readily prepared does rot admit Off ues
tian. Tho only wonder II, that il fas not before
t... ~.