Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-21

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A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC Won
- DER. DIR. J s. HOuuHToNtS FEPDIN
The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GABTR1C
innc g'set Dyspepsia csrsr-Prrsrsdftes
0enne'r or the fourth Stomach III the On, affer ~
reeuons Of Baron Licbig, the great Physiological
Chcmist, BY J. $. HOUGHTON, NJ b., No. II
North Eighth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Il ms Is a truly wonderful remedy for ksdievsfiss.
DySpeps,a' J,sadio. Lirer Cesspts;sk, CS~sips-
fson and Debility, Curing after Natures avn
Method, by Natures own Agent. nv Gsstric
Juice. $3.50
~ Half a iensPconfnl of Prpsix. iufused IL 49,
ter. will digest or dissolve Eve pounds az Rosss pesf
in about two hours. on, of the stomach.
Digesti0n.
DtGgsrIox il chiefly performed in the stoc,s. 4 ~
the aid Of a fluid which freely cxudcs from m II
ner Goa, of that organ, when Ia a state ofhcaish. c.l-
led the Gastric Juice. This fluid is the Grta, Ses !
eeai # he Foed, ths Purifying. Preserving. and
Sf;as iu ing agent Of the stomach and intcstincs.-
Without it There can he no digcstion--nc conversion,
Of food into blood, and no nutrition ofthc body; but
rather n foul. torpid, painful aud destructive condi-
ton ofthe whole digestive apparatus. A weak .hsR
dead, or injured stomach produces no good Ga.ry;v
Juice, and hence the disease, distress md dcbiliss
| which ensuc.
Pcpsin nnsl Rcnnet.
PErsis Is the chief element, or great Diges'inr
Principle Of the Gastric Juice. II will sweesrn M,
trid meat more aasctuaiiv than sslesaus, and viii
rctard pntrctar,ion more powerfully than alenAoI
y is also highly stimulating e tue nervous system.
ana to the stomach anu o'hcr 'hgcstyc rrgans. Ii
Is iouhd IN srea' "oa"o"eec ht"c s"itd parts ct thu
human stomach ana IN the stomach ot animals. rs
the on eau, - rs ne material used ~ farm
ers y maAine cacesc' ea''cd hcnnet the elect -
ry. The curdling Of the milk is the first prerrs. -
digestion. Rennet possesses astonishing povcry-
INC stomach u" Gu" "h' euriic nearly one
eo'sdna !. - 4. /" M',gh. :, milk ba-
ron ihc"'s' s'"'cs ''a'' chc part "f me frpsin
dissolved IN sixty ,nousaha paris OF water, VIII d.
gest meat ana "tner 'ooa' Diseased stornachs
produce =" GOOD. as.r.. INC nennct or fepsin
-, ss1cscIy w
~ ~ ~ : ~ :. q NV JUICE.
o"n y, o.'ai"'u ""m A'a,a'es or" SQUIRE ~ sn7Tty
- "y soN"e" '" pure digestive primal
i', ~" '""9 ~ eN'ootoa Hom the
' e ~ ,' r,"'"6 nun, tnus forming
4 nr,,"'i.' oises',c "u' precisely IKE the nat
urai '"astric 9",ce' IN us chemical powers, and fur
"spu"S a oonP,r,s ~" Pei'eet substitute Tor IL.
by 'uc o" w ifrSiN, or this artihcial Digestive
I """' nc l''"s ""o WIS "t INDIGESTION, nfsrrr-
siA' ANp LIVER COMPLAINT ARR SPEEDILY REMov-
-, = a. " WOULD hhhf HEALTHY SION
A'n-ihe 'ooa properly converted ny" bleed tho
oody Is n'u'lshcd' good hea''h and ''sor nrc rapid
y impaired !" NJ w""'' organization: and Tho di-
gesnVc organs snare with The rest IN this happy no
Scschatific l0e11c
BARON LIEBlG, in his celebrated work on Ar
imul Chemistry, says AN Artificial piresti,,
Fluid, analogous to the Gastric Juice. mny be- ,r.d.
iIy preparcd from tho m,,co,s ,.,nL,... .c ~
stomach of the Calf. in which yariou. article. ol
food, as meat and cggs, will be setleaeI. chcayrd and
dicesied, inst ~ NE same manner IN fL.y .rorIJ Al n
the human stomock,'
DIR. PEREIRA, in bis famous ,rca,;s, NJ. aro,l
and Diet published by Euwlers e. Wou. N.,v
York, page %. state. The snmc srcnf fo,, .nl ,l.s.
cribes the method If preparation. Tber. m. f.U
higher authorities than DIR, P,,c;rn.
DR.. CoMBE. in his valuable WRITINGS mn III.
"Physioloey of Digcstion.n obscr,,. I'm, "a, d;,.i.
mutton ofthc due quantity of the Gastric Joiee h n
prominent md all.prcsoiling cause Of Dy.pcc.ia:,
and he states that "a distinguished p~rofcssor ~
medicine in London. WIN vas seve,.lv .m;c,.a
with this complaint. finding everything else m fn;l
had recourse to tho Gastric Juice. obtuiueJ fran
the stomach of living animals, which ,,otea eeu.
olrielv su,c,ssfslf
DR.. GRAHAM, nuthor Of The famous work. N,
Vegetable Diet" snys; at il a rcma,knblc f,r,
in physiology, that tie s,omachs of animals. mac,.
rated in water, intnayt tn the 1,id the ,,,r.r,v a,
dissolving various articles Of food. and ea,erfry,
Kind of artftctai dicssiio, Of ,hom IL oou,., A,ds,.
en- from NE natural d,gcsire p,ec,ss.r
DIR. SlMON'S great work. the "Chcmistrv of
Man" Lee & blanchard, Philadelphia, 1876, up.
3al-a) says: "rbc discovery Of pEPsiN farms
new era il the chemical history of Digestion. From
recent experiments, We know that food Is dissolved
as rnpidly in nn artificial digestive fluid. prepared
from Pepsin, as it is in the natural Gastric Juice it.
self.
Professor DUNGLlSON. of tho Jefferson Col
lcge, Philadelphia, IL his great work on Human
Physiology, devotes more tiran Gily pages TO m rx-
animation of this subject His experiment With
DR.. beaumont on the Gastric Juice, obtuined from
the living human stomach and from animals, urc
wen known In all cnscS,' he say-, digestion
occurred as perfectly IN the artificial MS in the nats-
raj digcstions."
Dr JOHN W. DRAPER, Professor Of Chrmis
try IN the Me'licnl college oi the University Of New
York, IN his "TcNt Book ot Chemistry" page 1856,
says: 1T has been n question whether artificial d-
gcstion could be pcriormcd--but II IL now u%niser-
sally admitted thar II mny be-"
DIR. EiS staainrd wmL ON Phy-iolo-
; gy, which Is IN the litrpry Of ovcry rbssieiaD, sud
is used a. . Test Book IN all tbs Colleges, Is full oi
evidence, .iniiinr 70 the Hbryr, respecting The re-
, mnrknbir Digestive bower 81 Itp5iA. aud the fact
2 it may he readily separated from the rplf or OK, and
used for experiment iu urufci1i Digestion. or Us D
scrraot,s ar CO.. faf. s~' '"' '"'
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