Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-18
MEDICINES.


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MEDICINES.
y sTABLER 4 Co., HAVE ON
IL. HAND
ZINC White Paint in OIL whittier. more d.
rablc better protection against ire, ssd
cheaper than white lead
WHITE LEAD il oil.
Bath Alum water
nAahfS Triropherons for the Hair,
dye. -.-7
nlesAndsr', Tricobsphe, (liquid ksr-dys)
n'hcrsal oil or Burning fluid
Camphnr.
h''is'' White oil Tor .rrsip.. br.iss,. -
liootand 6crmaa Bitten,
Essence Mustard
Cherry Pcctoral, etc
Nav. Cts
A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WON-
IA DER, DIR. ]. =. HOuGHToN,s prpSlH
The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GAsTRIo
JulcE--A great DyspepHa Crer.-rr,psr.dfror,
Rennct the fourth Stomach of tho on. sf,,r "a.
rections Of Baron I.icbig. the great Ph,sulos;-.i
Chemist by J. s. HOUGHToN, u b., MI
North Eighth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
This is truly wonderful remedy for Fndsrss,,,,.
Dyspepsia Jaandice, Lier Complaint Cor~s,s
toa and DebIiy, Curing after Natures own
Method by Natures own Agent, the Gastric
Juice.
" IIalfs tessponnful of rrr.ir, infused n -.
ter will digc., dissolve five pound. Of Ros, Beef
in about TIVE he,rrs, out Of the stomach.
Dige on.
DtessrtoS IA chiefly performed in the stomach hy
the aid Of fluid which freely cnades from ID. i,-
81 that organ when in STATE ofhrslth cal
led the Castro Juice. This huid /. the Gyeo, So
reHt Of the Food, ne PargyiHg Preserving. and
SttmHiai,sg agent Of the stomach and intestine.
Without it there be ,icestor.--no conv,r.iona
Of food into blood and nutrition a the b.dy; lrc
rather foul. torpid painful and destructive eondi-
tion OF the whole digestive apparatus. w~.k ,hslC
dead, or injured stomach produces no good G..riy
Juice, and hence the disease, di,fc,. aud dsbili,e
which cnsuc.
Pepsin and Rcnncu.
FErsrs is the chief element, or rreat Dsrrs,,ar
Pr,aeipie Of the Gastric Juice. !, will sweeten ru-
trid meat moro nfcciualy ttan salcrn,us. and vii
rctard Putrctaetion more powerfully than alcohol
II is also highly stimulating to The nervous svst,m
aud To tho stomach and other digestive organs Il
is found in abundance IN the solid pnrts 81 IN,
| human stomach and in the stomach of animals. ..
the cult. Sc. II is the material used bs firm
crs in making cheese. called Rcnnct. the effect a
which has long been the special wonder ol the d.,-
ry The eurdiing OF rhe milk Is the first procr., Of
digestion. Rrnnet possesses astonishing power
| The stomach Of calf will curdle nearly one
| thousand times its own weight of milk. Ia
ron Lichig. states that. "Onr par, Of tho Psp.ia
dissolved IN sxty Thousand parts Of water will d.
gcst meat and other food" Diseased stomach.
| produce good Gastric Juice Rennr, or Pspsip
The Great Discovery!
Tho true Digestive lluid, GASTRIC JUICE.
can be obtained from Natures .oarce Of r,pyly
--tte healthy stomach The pure digestive prine,-
! pie, PErEts, may really he extracted from the
stomach of animals resembling man. thu. furinip,
artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely like the n.t
ural Gastric Juice, IN ifs chemical powers and fur
nishing complete and perfect .ub,,itute for H.
| BY the aid OF Prr,is, Or hi. artificial Digestive
| fluid the pains and evils Of DIGESTION pfsrEr-
| STA, AsD LIVER COMPLAINT ARR SPEEDILY EYwov.
Ed, JUST THIf WOULD NJ 81 A HrAtIny SION
scH-the food is properly converted into blood tho
body is nourishet good health aud ,ieor are rapid
y impaired to the whole organization; and the di-
gcstyc organ, share With tic rest in hi. hsppy re-
suit.
Scientific Evidence.
| BARON LlEBlG, in his celebrated work on An
mnl Chemistry, says: AN Artificial Digestive
Fluid analogous to the Gastric Juice may be read.
| lily prepared from the mucous membrane of the |
stomach of the Cali. in which various articles 81
food mrat and eggs will be sofe,,i. changed and
dfgescd just ~ The same they would BE- N
| The human stomach
| DR.. PERElRA, in hi, famou. treatise on ~ ooa
and Dict" published by fowlcrs & Wells. New
York. page 35, states the sauc great fact and dc.-
cribcs the method of preparation. There are few
| higher authorities thnn DR.. Pcrciro.
DR. CoMBE, in his valuable writings on the
physiology of Digestion" observes that "a dmi-
mutton ofthc ducquantity Of the Gastric Juice 10
| prominent and oll-prcvoing cause Of Dyspepsia"
and he states that "a distinguished professor II
medicine in London, who severely afflicted
with this complaint, finding everything else to fail
had recourse to tho Gastric Juice, obtained from
the stomach of living animals, which p,oted 90 N
pie,eiy succcssfui"