Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
MEDICINES.

MEDICINES.
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NOV. Cts 1a
I A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WON
IA DER, DIR. Us. HOUGHTONS PEPSIN
The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
JUfCE-A --eaf DysJepsia CaTer.-Preparedfro
fennci, or the fourth Stomach of the Ok after di-
rcctioDs of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. s. HOJGHTON, III D., No |
! North Eighth Street, Phiiadeiphia, Pa.
This Is arruly wonderful remedy for Iadagestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaapdice, Lirer Complaint ConsfIpa
ioA and Defslssy. Curing after Natures own
bietn"n, by N.su1cs OWN agent, the uastrlc
Juice.
TT Hs,f teaspoonfal Of PErsrs infused in wa
ter viii digest Dissolve FIVE pounds tRoaSt Beef
in about two hours, of the stomach.
Diges stiOn.
| DIGEsrTos is chiefly performed in the stomach by
the aid Of fluid which freely cSudes from the in
ner coat Of ttat organ when in a state ofbcath cal
led the Gastric Juiec This fluid is the Great Sol-
ren, If tie Fsod. The Purifying, Preserting, and
Stimulating agent Of the stomach and iBtcstines.--
Without it there can be digesiion-no conversion
food into blood aud nutrition If the body; but
rather foul torpid, painful and destructivc eondi-
ton Of the whole digestive apparatus. weak half
dead, or injured stomach produces no good Gastriy
Juice. and hence the disease distress and debilitc
which 'cngur.
Peps;n and Fsennef.
PEPsrs il the chief element, or PScgt Diges'ing
Priaciqle of the Gastric Juice. II will swceten pu-
trid meat more afcctnally tlN eulcra,us, and sgil
retard pitreilction powerfully tlH,n alcohol
IL il also highly stimulating 10 tho nervous system,
and 30 the stomach and other digestive orgaHs. 1t
j. foud in great abundance in the solid paris Of the
hun,an stomach ard in the stomach Of animals, as
the OK, calf &c 1t is the material used by farm
ers in making cheese. called Rennct. the effect VI
which has long hecn the special wonder Of the da-
ry. The cnrliug ofthc milk is the FIRST process Of
digestion Rcnnet possesses astonishing power
The stomach Of a calf viii curdle nearly one
Thousand tines its own weight Of mix. Ba-
ron Lielig. states that, "One part of tie Per.in
Dissolved IN sixty tAousand parts ol water will di
reft meat and oihcr food" Diseased slorlgcls
produce no good Gastric Juice. Renpci or Pepsin
Tae Great Discovery.
The true Digestive fluid. or GASTRIC JUICE.
caa be obtained from NasSts oN1 sopscc ofSYptlg
-'ke 4ea3ky slof7acl Tie ruro digestive rriaci
plc, rtrsiX, nav rally he cxtrnctel from the
stomach Of animals re-rmhirg man, TINS forming
au artificial lji-r-tee fiuid, precisely like the nat
nfrl tu.iric Juice ia It's chemical -owers and fur
nishinga coraplrte and perfect sub,iitute Tor il.
By tie aid of rrPsiy.or this artificial Dige,iiye
Fluid, the pains and evils oi tEDI0EsrIoS. pYsrLP-
stA. AND rIyER COMPLAINT AEE sPEEDItY EHHov-
Ep, Just As THEY WOULD BIZ BY nEALTHY sToN-
scii-the fond il prnpcily converted ito blnod TIE
bnay is noutislei; yeod heatl and vigor rapid
ly impaired 10 the whole orsnnizatior and the di-
gcsiiye organs share with the rest in ths happy
suit.
Scientific EviGcmce.
BAEON LEEBIG. in his celebrntcd work on An
imal Chemistry. srys: "An Artificial Digestive
Fluid analogous to the Gastric Juice usy lie read
ily prepared from the mucous mch.3urc of the
siofaach Of the Calf. in which various articles o.
food, meat and eggs will be sc ereichaEgol end
digss'c4 j,,si IN ne same manner as hcy scou.d Be
de human stomach"
Dr. PEREIgA. in lGs famous trcp,4c on "Fooa
and Dict" Published by Fowlcrs & Wells. New
York; page 3D. states the same grcai fret, and des-
cribrs the riethod Of prcparation. There ara few
higher authorities tlun DR.. Pereire.
rr. COafBE, in his valuable writings the
"Physnlugy Of Digestion" observes that "a dimi-
mutton ufthe ducquaniity Of the Gastric Juice is
prominent and all prevailing cause Of Dyspepsia"
and he stftcs that "a distinguished professor Of
medicine in London. who was severely afflicted
with this complaint, finding everything clse to fail
Ind recourse to the Gastric Juice, obtained from
the stomach of living animals, which ff0ted com
Ple'cly saccesJA"
DR., GRAHAM. author ofthe famous works on
Vegetable Dict" says; at is a remarkable fact
In physiology, that the stofnachs Of animals. mace
rated in water mpart TO the fluid the property OF
dissolving various articles of food, and efeoting
kind of artificial digestion of them IN noeise dlsc
en- from hc natural digeS'ics rroceSs'
DIR. SlMONS great work. the Chemistry Of
Man." Lee & Blanchard, Philadelphia. s46, PIP.
32l-9) sav-: "Thc discovery Of PEPSlN forms
new cra in the chemical history of Digestion. From
recent experiments, we know that food is dissolved
rapidly in an artificial digestive 1uid, prepared
from Pcpsn, ii is in the natural Gastric Juice it.
SELF
Professor DUNGLISON, Of tho jefferson Col
lcce, rhilaaclpliia, in his great work Human
Physiology, devotes more than 6ily pages TO
animation Of this subject His experiment with
DR.. Beaumont en- the Gastric Juice obtained from
well kucwn" In all cases. he saws. digestion
occurred perfectly in the artificial in the asta-
raj dircstions.'
DIR JOHN W. DRAPER. Professor OF Chcmia
try in the Medical College Of tie University of New
York, IN his "Tcxt Book Of Chemistry rasc $50,
says: at has been question whether artificial di-
gestion cenld be pcrformcd--but il is univer-
sally admitted that il may be-
DR.. CARPENTERS standard work on rliysiolo-
Il i D
is used as Il Text Book in all tho Colleges is full ef
evidence, similar to the above, respecting the re-
marSahle Digestive power Of Ptrsia, and the fact
il may be readily separated from the calf OK and
used Tor experiments ii artificial Digestion or as
remedy for diseases Of the stomach, and deficient
secretion of Gastric juice
All modern works on Chemistry, Matcria Moa.
ca, and Physiology and all good Medical Dictiona-
rics, describe the character and properties Of Pep
sin, and state many interesting details respecting
il.
The fact Tint an artificial Digestive fluid. et
Gastric Juice. perfectly resembling tie natural Flu
a. may be readily prepared does lot admit ofquos
tion. The only wonder il. that il has not before
heen applied to tho cure ofIrdigestion and Dysper-
sa---so naturally does such suggest Itself to
the mind.
As u Dyspepsia Carer.
DR.. HoUGHToN'S preparation Of fPEPSIN la.
lroauccd tHc most h0'tfsf" 80 > Cuii'E Cuses oi
Dcli'iy. Emccid tR. Ncrr0ss DccliRe, and Dyspcr-
Nc CoESsaip,iop, supposed be on the very verge
of the grave. II is impossible TO give the detss OF
cases in the limits ofths advertisement; hut authcn-
ticatcd certificates have been given of more than
Two nuSpRED REMkRxkBLE CURES. in lhiladel-
pliia. New York. and Eostoa alone. These were
nearly all desperate cases. and the cures were not
only rapid and wonderful. hut permanent.
ltisa great Nerrers IN sdoc. and particularly
useful for tendency to Bilious disorder. Liver Com
piaut Fever AID Ague. or badly treotod Fcver and
Ar7lc and the evil elects of Quiaiue. Mercury and
othcr drugs upon the Digestive orgsrs after long
sickness Also for excess III eating, and the roc
free use Of ardent spirits. II almos; roconci.es
Heaish with X eHapcraHce.
Old Stomach Complaints.