The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-10
GREAT CURE :. DYSPEPSIA
DR.. ]. S. HOUGHTON'S
p IL p 8 E M ,
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,

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THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID, |
OR q y STRlC JUICEl
Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth
OF THE OK, at er directions Of
BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist, Us J. S. llOCGHTON, NJ. D. Phila
dephia, Pa.
This isa truly wonderful remedy for IN.
DlGGS rlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE.
LIVER COMPLAINT, CONS IlPATlON,
and DE3lLI rY, curing after Natures own
method, ly Natures own Agent, the Gastric
Juice.
u liza ic1spoonful Of PErsIx, infused
in water, will digest Of dissolve Five Pounds
of Roas! Beef in about two hours, out Of the
stomach
PEPSGN is the chief element, or Grcn Di-
costing Principle ufihe Gastric .Guce-the Sol.
vent OF the Foot, the Purifying, preseryng,and
Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and lnlcs-
tines. Il t. cSilac ed from the Digestive SION.
ach of The OK, thu, iormingas ARTIFICIAL
DIGESTIVE FLUID, precisely like the nat
ural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers. and
furnishing a COMPLETE and PERFECT
SUBSTITUTE loi it. BY The aid of his pre-
paraii0n, the pains and evils Of INDUCES
TlON am DYSPEPSIA are removed. lust
rs they would lie hv ahealihy Stomach. Ii /,
doing wonders for Dtspcplics, curing eases of
DEBILITY, EVACUATION, NERVOUS
DECLINE, and DYSPEPTlC' CONsUAP.
TlON, supposcdto lie on the verge OF the crave.
The Scientific Evidence upon which il is la sed
j. IN Me highest degree CURIOUS and RE-
MARKABi.r.
SCIENTIFIC EVlDENCEl
BARON LIEBlG, in hiscelsbrated work on
Animal Chemistry. Sl,S: An Artificial hi.
scsiv Fluid, analogous 10 he Gastric Juice.
may be readily prepared from the mucous
membrane oi the stomach OF the Calf in which
various Articles OF loodi as meat and eggs, will
he >oilcuej, changed, and digescd, Just in the
same manner as they would lie in the human
stomach"
DR.. PERElRA. in hi, famous treatise On
- Food aud Diet" published hv Fowlers &
Wells, New York page IS, states the SAINT
great fact. ana describes the method of preaar.
auon. There arc few higher authorities than
DR.. Pereira.
Dr. COMBE, in his valuable writings on
he Physiology of Digestion" observes that
% a diminution of the due quantity of the Gas
trio Juice is prominent and all,prevaiing
cause Of Dyspcps ia - aid lie SialeS that a
distinguished professor OF medicine in London
who was severely afflicted with this complaint.
finding everything else 10 fail, had recourse TO
the Gastric Juice, obtained from the siomrch>
Al living animals which proved completely
successful"
Dr.. GRAHAM, author of the famous works
on Vegetable Diet" says It is remark.
able fact in physiology, that the stomach, of
animals, mlcerated in water, impaTtt to the fluid
the property Of dissllvng various articles of
food, and ofeilectng kind Of artificial diees-
ton o. them in nowisc different from the nat.
ural digestive process"
Professor DUNGI.ISON. Of tic JclIersca
College, Philadelphia, in his great work on
Human EnysiolasY, devo,es more than fifty
pages 10 40 examination OF this subject Hi,
experiments with DR.. Beaumont, On the Gas
tic Juice, obtained from living human stom.
achs and from animals afe well known. In
all case" he says. ",icestion occurred as per-
leclly in III, artidcial Is in the natural dig=s-
lionn
DrJOHN W, DRAPER, Professor Of Chem
islry in ire Medical College of The Universe
Is OF New York, in his Text Book OF Chem
isiY, page 3so,says "Ithas been question
whether artificial digestion could be prciorm-
ed-tniita now universally admitted That it
may be-"
Or. CARPENTERS STANDARD work OIL
Physiology, which is in the library Of eve. v
Physician, and is used as a Text Book in all
the Colleges is full Of evidence Simlarlo The
above, r. Pccing The remarkable Digestive
power OF fEraiN, ana ne iacl HAT 1t may be
ieahily Sc araied from The stomach OF the calf
Or OK, ana Used lor experiments IN Artificial
digestion or aS remedy Tor disease Of the
stomach ma dehcien' secretion OF Gastric
Juice
AS \ DYSPEPSIA CURER.
Dr. UOt1.IITDN'S pEpSIN b,, ,,o5,ooI
the mos, iaarvellous effects, in curing cases
of D.bilr. Enaeiaiion Nervnns DrcI5nc and
Dvspanii, Con,ufrn.ion II :, ;mncss;,i.. ~.
ai,e tho - oils of ,ascs in The limii,s ,r ~
lysriise ,snt bnl aniheniics,ed co,,if,,. VIZ
have lcsn i've, of more lhan TWO HIN
DRIED REMARK in phil.
J.lnhia New lork. and alone Tbese v-..rc
nearly an 1rsocr,tc csses and the cr,ros ".s,e
net DIV mid md wonderful bnt REM rn,
Iti.3 o,eat NrpV0TrS ANTfnOr1 ~
D,r,icnl l, nseG,i for ,erooc,, p;,;'., 49, ~
nrier va, C..,,nafai5,. H.; III A.. N'
badly irea.cd Fever und Ag'e and H. .,,;,
effect. of Qn,nine. Alcrcuv, and n,tcr drnos
upon lie Digestive O,aans, 'alicra Ion, ST
ness Also, for excess in eating, and lie too
,, Nv W 'iuen'si'lhN' II almost Iecohelles
iis"''" VIZ" i"'eu'fsi"Hce'
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINT
80, -, 80
hrfe u no inih OF Old NfOMACI
COAipI ANTS which il does not seem IN
,.o,l, and remove M once Nh r,.fter b,,,.
III ,is,,,na,,L, !, - IN. -
-" my "'"' ~ 80 - - >" ''''' iN"NI' n Sih
gle lose ehoFeN an lhe unpleasant symptoms
AMI il only needs Ia be repeated Tor a shur
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