Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
Scientific Evidence!

Raron Liebg in ms celebrated work on Animal
! Chemistry. says: "An Artificial Digestive Fluid.
analogous to the Gastric Juice, may be readily
| prepared from the mucous membrane Of the
stomach Of the Calf In which various articles of
food, as meat and eggs. VIII be soltened changed
and d.gested. lust IN the same manner as they
would be in the human stomach"
Dr. Pereira. in his famous treatise on "Food and
Diet published by Fow.ers & Wells New York.
page -, states the same great fact. and describes
the method OF preparation. There are few higher
authorities than Dr. Fereira
DR. Combe, in his valuable writings on the
Physiology OF Digestion" observes that "A d.
miuutiou Of the due quantity Of the Gastric Tuice
Is q prominent and aIprevaiing cause of Dvs-
pePsia:" and he states that distinguished pro-
lessor Of medicine in London. who was severely
afflicted with this complaint. finding everything
else 70 fail, had recourse 10 the Gastric Iuce OBJ
tanned from the stomachs of living animals, which
proved completely Successful
Or. Graham author of the famous works on
vegetable Diet, says: 1t Is a remarkable fact
ia physiology, that the stomachs Of ANIMALS. ma
cerated IN water, impart to the tgd the property
of dssolying various articles OF food and of etfec-
ting kind of artificial digestion of them in no.
wise d'n rent from the natural digestive process
Professor luDgllsor, of the Jefferson College
Philadelphia in ms great work on Human PHYS
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nation Of tais subject. His experiments with
DR.. beaumont or the Gastaic Juice obtained from
the living human stomach and from animals are
well trcwc- I'm an cases, he SAYS. "diges-lan
occurred as perfectly IN the artificial as in the ma
tural digesuoas.
4 Dr. John W. Draper, Professor Of Chemistry in
I the Medical College Of the University of New
crk IN his Text Book of Chemistry" PAGE aS6.
says. "lt mas been question whether artificial di
sestiou could be periormed-hut II is now uni
.cr@elly admitted that il may be"
4 AZ modern works on Chemistry Natoria Ne
\ dicia. and Physiology and Ell good Atedlcial Die
uouaries. describe tie character and properties OF
Pcpsn, and state many interesting details respect
+ ing H.
+ The fact taat an Artificial Digestive F7s.d. or
Gastric Juice, perfectly resembling the natural
I duId. may be readily prepared, does not admit oil
question. The only wonder IS. that il has not Be-
fore been applied 10 the cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia--so naturally does such a use suggest
il-e.t 80 the mind.
"a a EDysPCEs5a Carer,
D- Houghton's Pcpsin has produced the most
nlaT1eao effects. In curing cases of DEBILITY.
.maca-lon. Nervous Decline. and Dyspeptic
Consumption. i is impossible TO givctde details
81 cases Ia the limits Of tins advertisement. BIN
authenticated certificates have been given Of more
than f,~l h1udrcf remarkable cures, in Philadelphia.
1 New forE, and Boston alone. These were nearly
+ az desperate cases. and tile cures were not onIy
rapid and wonderful. bar permanent.
It's great Nervous AItidote and particularly
use.al ,tor tendency To BlEous disorder Liver
Complaint, Fever and Agur OF badly treated Fee
ser and AEue and the eyIl e.rects OF Qu.nine Ne--
cary, and other drugs upon the Digestive Organs.
after Tong sickness. Also. for excess Ia eating.
ard the TOO free use of ardent spirits. 1t almost
TccoacI'es Heath win Iutemperance