Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-18
Medicines.
Another Scientific wonder
PEPSIN!
The True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice.
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Inc true piseshse fiula, OF sas'fic 'uieei
A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CuRER,
Preparedtr Rennet, ne fourth Soaiac oftks Or,
af.er directions Of Baron Lieb;g the great ihy-
stologteai caemist, by J. s.. Hougaton,
ND, No. ii; North Eighth 81, Philadelphia, Pa.
iTyHISisatruly wonderfulremely for Indigestion,
\ Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Consti-
patton, and Debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice.
gsrHalfa teaspoonful Of this Fluid, infused in
water will digest dissolve Face Pounds Of Roast
Beef in abom t,co hours, out of the stomach.4I
! Digestion.
n;Sos,;o, = ch;sav ,,srformea in ,ba Stomach bv
.hs "a 80 sn;d which freely GRADES from the in.
80 oo.t ~ ,Iat orray, ~ben II, /. state If health
ns,sl ~ a. aas,r;e fn;ss This and : The G~eai
! SoI,,.r, ~ ~ f,d ~. p,,rv6;n0 Pye,,rrino nnd
| Ss....,nsr lr.r, 80 ,ha sto,,arb ond ;n,ss,;nes
W;,hont Il ,hsre will he no d;oest;on--no eonver-
as "a ;r.a t,aaa 49,, ~ ,,r;,;o, of,hn ho
d,. b,,. vo,har foul torn;d na;nf,l and destryc.
/ AZ .ond;,;on oftna whole d;asst;ve annaratus A
wset hais'Jead ~ ;n;nrsd stomacb nroduces no
eoad f,as,x;s Iuce and beuce the J;scase distress
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Pcpsm and Kennel.
| pepsin is the chief element. or oreat Dioest;no
pr;ae,,e ~ The Gastr;c Jn;ce II IL found i; great
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after death. and sometiines causes the stomach to
digest ITSELF or cal Itself mn. n Il also fonnd in
! the stomach Of animals as The OK. calf &c II il
] tbe material used bv farmers in making cheese
c,i,od par,a, ,ho .Haat ~ ,vb;ch has lan,, v;,co
Saa, ,is s1'es;aI ,xandsr - ~ Ja;s~ hs enra
linz Of m;lL i the frst process Of d;ces,;on Ren
nat nossassss oston;sb;po nower RI s,omach ~
coli vii cur5la nea NV one nd t;es ;ts own
| we;obt Of m;lk Karen T;eb;, states that ssone
mart of Pepsn dissolved in ixfv tbonsand ,arts Of
water will digest meat and other food u diseased
stomacbs nrodSce no GOOD q astr;c Jn;ce Rennst ~
pens;n r. show thai tb;s want NAV 10 nersect,r
sunni;ed we ouote the follow;nc
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| SCN az 4vADANO1'
| =, baron hepig, IN MS ceieoratea WORK on Amman
chemistry, says: An Artihciai digestive Fluid
anaiagoust the gastric JUICE may be readily pre-
pared from the mucous membrane OF the stomach
Oh tine CALI IN which various articles ffood as meat
ana eggs, Will DC SCREENED ehdnged, ana @geaed just
IN me sdme manner as they oud DC IN the human sfo-
mdch"
Dr; Pere,ra, IN his famous treatise on Food and
Diet, pubilshed by Fowiers Wells, New York,
the method Of There ars ew hobes
authorities than Dr. Perera
DR.. Combe, in his valuable writings on the "Phy.
siology ofDigeston,n observes that IA diminution
of the due quantity of the gastric juice is prom
nent and all prevailing cause of dyspepsia y and
he states that IA distinguished professor of medi
cine in London, who was severely afflicted with thi.
complaint, finding every thing else to fail had re
course to the gastric juice obtained from the sto
{ mach of living animals which proc completely sue
eesyul.D sE f tfta T hs
DR.. Granam. author of the famous works ON ave
gctable Diet says: sItis remarkable fact in ply
sology, that the stonachs Of animals, macerated il
water impart to the fluid the property of dissolv
ing various articles of food, and of eecting kin,
of artificial digestion of them in no ,cise different ron
the natural digestive processn
DIR. Simons great work, the sChemistry Of Man,
LEA LEA y Blanchard, phiia, ls4o, PIP. 3sl-2 says
: chemical history ofDiyestion. From recent expcr
iments we know that food is dissolved as randi,
in an artificial digestive fluid, prepared from Pen
sin. as it is in the natural gastric Juice itselfn
; Prof Duuclison of the Jefferson Colleoe pb;la
delphia, in his great work on Human Physiology
devotes more than fifty pages to an examination o
/. this subject His experiments with Dr. Beaumont
on the gastric Juice obtained from the living hu
man stomach and from animals, are well known
SIN all cases. he says, odigeston occurred as per
fectly in the artificial as in the natural digestion
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Dy'peP''"
Dr. Honghtons preparation OF Pepsin has produce'
the most marvellous effects, curing cases OF Dedhy
Emaciaion, Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Con
sumption, supposed to be on the very verge OF tn
grave 1t is impossible to give the details Of case
IN the limits OF tins acfgertrsement-but authentl
Gated eertihcates have been given gilmore than 20
e remarkable cures in Philadelphia, New York an
Boston alone. These were nearly all desperate ca
ses, and the cures were not only rapid and won
derful, but permanent.
1t is great Nervous Antidote, and particularl
useful for tendency to bilious Disorder Liver Com
! plant Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever an
Ague and the evil effects OF Quinine, Mercury, ant
other drugs upon the digestive organs, after lon
sickness. Also, for excess in eating, and the to
free use Of ardent spirits. 1t almost reconcile
Health with Intemperance
O1d Stoy,ocb Com,lo;nts
There is no form of Old Stomach Complaint