Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07
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MEDICINES.
A NOTMEK sCIENTIr1C WON


A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WON.
a. = - DER. DIR. J. y, H0uGHTON'S PEPNfN.
,, ne true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
y !, ~ I'd great Dyspepsia cao.--Prcparedfrom
"cnhe'' Or the fourth Stomach of the OK. after a.
O Bnrou Licbis. the great Physjolp~;csi
Su'in's,. ny }. s. HOuGHTON, NJ b.. Nc. II
No. north Eighth Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
'",s y truly wonderful remedy for yrd;s~sffer
i.ystePs"i igniaicc, L.ircr Compliant. Cora,.s-
NJ ena Des.a'y' Curing nfter Natures ov.
Juice. '"' ,'s@ne
~ Half tcaspoonfu af Pyps,x ;uc...l.
ter will digest or dissolve five pound. oe Rs., NJ
IN about two hours, out Of the stomach 80
D1Ecsti lon,
DIGESTION - chiefly performed IN ,bo .,,,u..A n.
'"e aio OF iiud winch Freely exuac. from he T.
ncr coat of that organ, when in s,atc ,fbs.,n,
led the Gostric Juice This fluid !. the Gro, 81
rent d dc Food, The Purifying. P,eser,ssr. a.I
Illuminating agent OF the stomach and intcst,ne. -
Without it there lc iigestion--no ccpver,;.,
OF food into blood and nutrition Of the bodv nv,
rather foul, torpid, painful and destructive copdi-
tion o, The whole digestive apparatus. weak half
dead. injured stomach produces no good Ga.,rv
Juice and hence the disease, distress and debii,s
which cnsuc.
Pepsim and Rcmnea.
fErsIS is the chief element, great Digcs,ins
Principle of the Gastric Juice. II will swecten mn.
trid meat more aifeoiuay than salcratus, and viii,
II is also highly stimulating To the nervous sys,cm,
and to the stomach and other digestive organs. Ii
y found IN great abundance the solid parts Of tbs
human stomach and in the stomach OF aninaIs nv,
the OK, calf, &c. 1t is tho material used by farm
ers IN making cheese. called Rcnnct, tho effect Of
winch mas long boon the special wonder of the dai.
ry The curdling OF the milk is the first process Of
digestion Kennel possesses astonishing power--
The stomach Of calf will curc nearly opcf
Thousand times ia own weight Of milk. Ba-
ron Liebig, states that, "Onc part of the Pcpsip
dissolved in sixty thousand parts of water, will d.
gcst meat and other food" Diseased stomach.
produce good Gastric Juice. Rennot or Pcpsip
The Great Discovery!
| The true Digestive Fluid, or GASTRIC JUICE,
can be obtnincd from Natres osca source Of surrlv
The healthy stomach The pure digestive prinsi-
pie, fErsIN, may really be extracted from the
| stomach of animals resembling man thu. form;,c
an artificial Digestive Fluid precisely like tho mat.
ural Gastric Juice in It's chemical powers and fur
nishing complete and perfect substitute for H.
By the aid of PrrsIS, or this artificial Digestive
| Fluid the pains and evils of IN DIGESTION, pyspKr-
| STA, AND LIVER COMPLAINT ARR SPEEDILY REMov-
ED, JUST AS THEY WOULD M ny A HEALTHY sroM-
AcHthe food is properly converted into blood, tn,
body is nourishet good health and vgor nre rand.
| y impaired to the whole organizations and tho d.
gestyc organs share with the rest in this happy re-
suit,
Scientific Evidence.
| BARON ltEBiG, in his celebrated work on An.
imal Chemistry, says: AN Artificial Digestive
Fluid analogous TO the Gastric Juice, may be read
| lily prepared from the mucous mcmbrpnc Of thu
stomach o. the Calf in which yarou. articles Of
food, ms meat and eggs, will seteaed changed ara
dtgtsied, Just az The mamie, as Msy ,rould BE- in
| the human &'Gmacb,r
| DIR, PEREiRA, in his famous treatise on Food
and Dict" published by Fowlcrs g. Wells, New
ork, Pogc 49, states the great fact, and dos
| Nffals+ . lHgN gIa..l a..
1 higher authorities tlun DR.. Pcrcira
| DIR. CoMBE, in his valuable writings on tho
| "Physioogy of Digestion" observes that "a dim-
mutton of the duequuntty Of the Gastric Juice il
prominent and all-proyailinG cause Of Dyspcpsis;r
and he states that "a distinguished professor Of
mcdirine in London, who was severely afflicted
with this complaint, fndng everything else 10 full
had recourse to the Gastric Juice, obtained fr.m
thc stomach of living animals, which prored com
plc'e{y sBcoossfw'
DR. GRAHAM, author uf the famous work. on
Vegetable Diet, says; III ia a remarkable fact
in physiology, that the stomachs OF animals, mace
| rated in water mpart TO the fluid the property Of
dissolving various articles Of food and ciicctng u
kind Of a,7yfcai @tgcs'ioa Of them non ise DIFFER
eai from 6emafprai digGs' re process"
DR. SlMON'S great work, the "Cheinistry of
Man" (Lec s. blanchard Philadelphia 1896 PIP.
32l-9) suys: "The discovery Of PEPSiN forms a
new era ia the chemical history of Digestion From
recen, experiments, we know that food is dissolved
as rapidly in artificial digestive fluid, prepared
from Pepsiu il is IN the natural Gnstrio Juice IT,
SELF,
Professor DUNGILSON, Of the Jefferson Col
| leec, Philadelphia, in his great work ON Human
Physiology, dovotcs thnn hlty pages to IN ~x-
animation of this subject IIis experiment, with
| DIR. Beaumont GA the Gnstrc Juice obtnincd from,
the living human stomach md from animals, mr..
| well known" In Nil cases." be says digestion
occurred IA perfectly in the Tfiai In the natA-
raj digestions."
DIR JOHN W. DRAPER, Professor of Chcmi.
| Try in the Medical College Of The University Of New
| ork, in his Text Book of Chemistry" puge 1886.
says: at has been question whclhcr artificial di-
gcstion could be pcriormod-.but il IL univer-
sully admitted that II mny bc.n
DR. CARPENTERS standard work on Physiolo-
gyi which Is In the library Of every Physician and
is used Text Book ia all tho Colleges il full OF
evidence, similar to the above, respecting the re-
mnrknblc Digestive power Of Pcpsin, aud tho fact
IL may be readily separated from the cnf or on and
used for experiments IN artificial Digestion, or us
remedy for discusses Of the stomach, aud deficient
secretion Of Gaslric Juice
All modern works on Chemistry, Marcria hcdf
en-, and Ply siology, md all good Medical Dictionn-
rios. describe the character and properties of Pep
sin, and suite many interesting details respecting
il.
The fact TINT nm artiicinl Digestive Fluid, Of
Gastric juice, perfectly resembling the natural Flu
III, may be rendily prepared docs udit of ques-
ton. The only wonder is, that il has not before
been applied to the cure of Indigestion and Dyspep-
sa--so naturally does such n use suggest itself Il,
the mind.
As u Dyspepsia Curer,
| DIR. HOUGHTONS preparation Of PEPSIN has
produced the most marvellous eAeeis curing cascs Of
| DeJIiy, Emacia'ion. Nervous Dcciinc aud Dyspep-
nc Consumption, supposed to be on the very verge
of the grave. II is impossible to give the detail. Of
cases in the limits oitiis advertisements but authcn-
tented certificates have been given Of more than
rwo HUNDRED nEMAnKABLE CURES. in Philadel-
| pbia, New York, and Boston alone. These worc
nenrly NIL desperate cases md The cures were NOT
only rnpid und wonderful but permanent.
| IL Is great NcyT0us AHfnioie, aud particularly
useful for tendency to Bilious disorder, Liver Com
| plnint, Fcvcr md Ague bndiy treated Fever md
Ague, and the evil effects Of Quininc, Mercury, and
other drugs upon the Digestive organs, after long
sickness Also, for excess in eating, and the too
free use Of ardent spirits. Ii almost recopcilcs
| HeuiH with bucmgyaace
Old Stomach Complaints.
There il form Of OH Stomach Compininfs
which il does not 10 reach and remove ut
| once. No mnttor how bad they may be, il GIVES
| INSTANT RELIEF = a single dose removes NJ,
the unpleasant symptoms md il only needs to be
repeated, for short time, make these good eff
iects permanent. PH,ay n Bkood and rigor u
Body, follow 1t il particularly excellent
in cases Of Nnusen, Vomcting, Cramps, Soreness .!
the pit Of the Stomach, distress after cating, low
cold state Of the Blood, Heavincss Lowncss Of
Spirits, Dependency. Emncnfiou. Weakness, ten
dency 70 Insanity Suicide. &c.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle
will often effect n lasting