The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-07-07


Another Scientific Wonder! Il
pR. J. 8. HOuCHTON'S
GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURERi |
RER! :':!'
NzEsslsssssAlI5ls::z
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE
Prepared from RENNET or the fourth
STOMACH OF THE On after directions Of
BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist, BY HOUGIITJN, NJ. ID. Phila-
delphia, Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for IN.
DIGES ZION, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE,
LIVER COMPLAINT, G )NSTIPATION,
and DEBILITY, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own Agent, the Gastric
Juice.
To- Half teaspooniul of PErsIs, infused
in water. will digest or dissolve Five Pounds
of Il Iast BEEF in about two siho, ofuouthe
stomach.
PEPSIN is tho-chief element or Great Di>
gcstiEg Principle ofihe Gastric Juicc-the Sol
Wi of ba fla ~, Bra
and Stimulating Agent Of the Stomach and
Intesines. 1t is extracted from the Digestive
Stomach Of the Ok. thus forming an ARrI>
FlCIAL DIGESTIVE FLUID, precisely
like the natural Gastric Juice in its Chemical
powers, and furnishing a COMPLETE AMI
PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it. BY the
aid Of this PREPARATION the pains and evils If
INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are re-
moved, just as they would he by healthy
Stomach. 1t is doing wonders for Dyspeptcs,
curing cases Of DEBILITY, EVACUATION,
NERVOUS DECLINE, and DYSPEPTIJ
CONSUMPTION supposed to he on the
verge of the grave. The Scientific Evidence
upon which it il based il in the highest degree
CURIOUS and REMARKA BILE.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
BARON LIEBIG, in his celebrated work
on Animal Chemistry. says :" Artificial Di-
gcstiye Fluid, analogous to the Gastric Jaicc,
may lie readily prepared from the mucous
mcmbrancc Of the Stomach of the Cali, in
which various articles Of foo, as meat and
eggs. will DO soflcncd, changed and dgested.
Just in the same manner as they would be in
the human etomach.'
Or. PERElRA. in his famous treatise on
Frld and Diet" published by Fowlcrs &
Wells New York, page 20, st ties the same
great fact. aud describes tho method OF prepar.
alton There arc few higher authorities thnn
| DR. Pcrcira
DIR cOMBE. in his valuable writings on
the " Physiology Of Digestion" observes that
dinnu.ion Of the due quantity Of the Gastric
Juice j. II prominent and all prevailing causes
Of Dyspepsia !" and he states that distin.
gu.hcd professor Of medicine in London who
vas scrcrcly afflicted with this complaint, find
ing everything else to fail had rccourcc to the
| Gastric Juice Obtained from the stomachs ol
living animals, which proved completely sue
ccs>fu"
| Or. GRAHAM author Of the famous work.
on " Vegetable Diet says" II is a remark
able fact in physiology, that the stomachs o
animals, mncerathc in winter, imnart to the luit
tnc property Of di4solving various articles o
fond, and OF elfccting kind OF artificial digcs
tion Of them in nowisc different from the nat
| ural digestive process"
Professor DUNGLISON, of the jefferson
| Colege, Philadelphia in his grea, work or
Human Physiology devotes more than fit,
pages to an examination of this subject Iii,
experiments with DR.. Beaumont, on the G S
trio Juice, obtained from living human SION
| achs and from animals, arc vol known. II
all cases." he says. digestion occurred MS per
fectly in the artificial us in tho natural diges.
| ton"
DR.. JOHN w. DRAPER, Professor o
| Chemistry in the Medical College Of the Uni,
vcrsity OF New York, in his Text Book d
| Chemistry, page $50, says; 8 1t has been q
question whether artificial digestion could be
p'cformcd-bul ii is now universally udmit cd
that it may be"
DR.. CARPENTERS standard work or
Physiology, which is in thu library Of every
Physician. aud il used as Text Book In al
the College,, il iul. VI evidence similar to the
above, respecting tho remarkable Digestive
power OF PrPsIS, and tho fact that it may b,
readily separated from the stomach of the cal
or OK, and used for experiments in Artif, ia
| Digestion, or As remedy for disease Of the
stomach, and deficient secretion Of Gastric
| Juice.