Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
ANOTHER SCIENEiFIC woNDERl
p EP SIN!
liE TRUE FESTIVE FLUID,
Or fSaSfriR Vxvicaf

TNETRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID,
Or Gastric Juice!
a GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURER,
PREPARED from Rennet, or the fourth stomach
| OF the OK, after directions by Baron LlEEId,
the great Physiological Chemist, by J S llOUGH-
TON, NJ D, No ii, North Eighth street Philadel-
phis, Pa, ,,s,,or.a
TON, DYSPEPSIA, JAJNDICE, C0NST,PA-
TON, LIVER O)3XiINn AL DEBILITY
curing after Natures on method By Naturc's own
method the Gastric Juice.
Half teaspoonfull Of this Fluid, infused in
water will digest or dissolve FIvE POUNDS OF RGAsr
!. BsEg IL ABOUT TWO hours, out OF the stomach.
Scientific Evidence!
Baron LIrs,G in lis celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry, says: can artificial Digestive Fluid,
ahalasous to the Gastric Juice may he readily
prepared from the mucuous membrane OF the sto-
mach Of the calf in which various articles OF food,
as meat and eggs will lie 50 sofened, changed and
dgcsted, iast in the same manner Us they would be
the horaa stonach."
DR. PERRinA ii his famous treatise OH Food and
Diet" published by Fowc1s Wells New York,
page 81, G2tc4 the same great fact, and describes
the method Of preparation. There are few higher
authorities than Dr, perera.
DR. COMsr, in his valuable writings on the Phys
i)logy of Digestion observes that ga dimunition
Of The dre quantity Of Tie Gastric Juice is
prunincn- aud all pfeGa!lns cause c( Dyspepsia
and he states thas "a distinguished professor of
medicine in London Who was severely afflicted
with this )mpain finding everything else 10 fail,
had recourse to the Gastric Juice obtained from
the stomach If Twins animals, which proved COM
pleteiy successful"
D1 GaAlaN, author Of the famous works on
Vegetable Diet" says: III is a remarkable fact
in physiology that the StomachS in animals, mace
rated in water iinpart - The fluid the property Of
~ ,f Inf
kind Of artificial digestion Of them in no wise
difareGt from the natural digestive process.
Or SaoSs great vtlk, &c chemistry OF Man."
Lea & Blaachard, PLiin, 1916, PIP 32l-2) says:-
Tile discovery Of PEPSlN forms q new era in the
chemical history Of Digestion. From recent ex-
pcriments we know that food is dissolved as rapid
ly in an an artificial digestive fluid, prepared from
PcpSin, as it is in the natural Gastric Iuceself."
Professor DuNeLI5oN, Of the Jefferson College,
Ffhiladelphia in his great work on Human PhySi-
oloey, dcvoes more than fifty pages to an eXanina-
ton Of this subject Ills experiments with Or.
beaumont on the Gastric Juice, obtained from the
living human stomach and from CninlalS, are well
iNown. "In all cases. he says, "digestion oc-
Cured as perfectly in the artificial as in the natu-
rai disestlons.'
AS A DYSPEPSIA CuRER,
Ov HouGAroN's preparations Of pEpSlN has pro
duccd the moSt marvellous effects, curing cases of
debility, Emacatun, Nervous Decline, and DyS-
peptic Consumption, supposed to be on the vcty
VoJJe Of the grave II is impossible to give tAc de
,ails Of cases in the limits cf this advertisement
bat authenticate Ger !iicaeS have been sven Of
ul.re than TWO 4 INBRED REMARKABLE
CURES, in Philadelphia, New YOri, ana Boston
aloMG. These were iieGrly all desperate cases. and
thC cures were not only rapid aud wonderful, but
iEarnanent.
It isa great NERNO IS ANTIp0TG, and par
ticllarly uSct0l far tendency 10 Bilious disorder,