The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-17
SCIENTIFIC EvIDENCEl

MARKABLr.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
BARON LIEBIG, in his celebrated work on
Animal Chemistry, says: "An Artificial hi
gesuve 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 ioud as meat and eggs. will
be sohened changed, and digested, Just in the
same manner as they would lie in The human
1lomathp
DR.. PLREIRA, in his famous treatise on
% Food and Diet published by Fowlers q
Wells, New York. page 80, states The SAME
great fact and describes the method ofprepar.
alton. There are few higher authorities THAI
DR.. Pereira
DR.. COMBE, in his valuable writings on
he Physiology OF Digestion" observes tina.
a dimnution OF the due quantity of the Gas
tric Juice is Il prominent and all.prevaliDo
cause Of Dyspepsi - ard 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
successful"
Or GRAHAM author of the famous works
on Vegetable Diet" says at is remark
able fact in physiology, thar the stomach, Of
animals, mAceratedin water, impa7t 10 the fluid
The properly Of dissolvinp yarious ar,icleS of
food, and oteHecling a kind Of artificial diees-
lion o. them in nowise different, from the nat.
ural digestive process"
Professor DUNGLISON, of the Jefferson
College, Philadelphia, in his great work on
Human Physiology, dcvoleS more than ftiy
pages to an examination III this subject. His
experiments with DR.. Beaumont, on the Gas.
tic Juice, obtained from living human stom
achs and from animals, ale well known. " In
all eases" he says, -, ie-siion occurred as per.
fectly in the artificial as in the natural diges-
Iion."
Dr.JOIlN W. DRAPER, Professor OF Chem
iary in the Medical College a the Un;yersi.
IL Of New York, ia his " Text Book OF Chem
i-iry, page 3Sb saws II has been n QUESTION
whether artificial digestion could be pirf,rm.
ed-5niiiis lew universally admitted .ha, il
may be- .i
pr. CAhPENrERS standard work on
phy>iniaa! a mHicn - "a 'ne ,'o,ay o. every
he r. ,Iico.s - G,',i ,'f a'-;ia,a 90 ouyN III 81
above r..,rec,;,,a ,,, e,,,,I,.iIp ~ me
,,o,,su ,r D. ,"7 ~ 80, na"e DiseS''e
rr.,d;i,, a'u ','e 'a.' .n't may pr
nr a noli, VI. ,.o,l,d ca oi the can
Dioe,,in" mr. ~ remadr r'r J;l "a 1I','iic's'
s,nn..h "a i..soion, W Nne
Inian u" ""' 1eN'"' e's'0N u r"su'c
AS DYSPEPSIA CCRER,
DR.. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN has produced
he, u1ost marvellous effects, in curing cases
II Debility, EnaciaIion, Nervous Decline, and
Dyspeplc Consumption. II is impossible 10
give the details of cases ia The limits of this
bur authenticated certificates
rave been given of more than TWO HUN
DRIED REMARKABLE C.u.hES. in Phjla. /
lelphia, New York and. alone. These we're
nearly all desperate cases, and The cures were
lot ohly rapid and wonderful, blh permanent. |
Ii is a great NERVOUS ANTiDOTE. and |
PARTICULARLY useful for tendency to Bilious dis.
rider, Liver Complaint; Fever and Arus, or |
,adly treated Fever and Ague, and The evil
fleets of QuInine, Mercury, and oiher drugs I
Ipon the Digestive Organs, after long sick. |
es" hlSo, lYr Excess IN ea'lng, ana lhe 100
Is,l1b MIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0tD e,o,,.~,,, r>,,
OLD olOMANi COMlLAlNI.
rL... !, ~ c,.u, 81 an crnNfArII
,as.nT ,Nr,re' -.
jOMfIh WHICH II does moi seem 10
each aud remove at once. No matter how
ad they NAV be. ii gives instant relief A sin
l., 1,se re,novs> all m. unnleas,n, srron,on,s. |
ie us 49, - - l.i - ''f'otN9i
nd II only heeus 10 De repeated LOT Snefl
me TO make these good effects permanent
'urilv o. Blood ard Vigor Of body follow a
nee tits particularly excellent in cases Of
'auSea, Vomiting, Cramps, Soreness If The pit
fihe Stomach, distress after eating, low, cold
tate OF the Blood, Hsavines', L,wness OF spir-