Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09
MEDICINES.


MEDICINES.
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A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WON
-. DEN. Dn. u >. HOHGtiTUN'H FErSlN
The tive DIGESTIVE FLUID " GASTRIC
JuICE-A g4caf Dysyrfsia Caser.--Prcrase ifsxn
Rcanct, or he fourth stomach u The Ok, after Al
rcctions of Baron Licbig the great Physiological
Cheinist, by J. s. H0uGHTON. NJ b.. No. II
North Eighth Street. Philadelphia, IL
This is a truly wonderful remedy for lndiecs io.,
Dyspspsid, Jasndicv, Lircr Complaint, Censfirs
ties and Debility, Curing infer Natures own
Methpd. BY Natures own Agent, the Gastric
~ Halfa tcaspoonful % PErsiS, infascdiu wa
ter viii digest dissolve Eve pounds of oast Beef
in about two hours. out Of the stomach.
DtKcstiO
DIossTIoS j. chic, performed ia tho stomach bs
the aid ofn iuid which freely cxudcs from the in
ner coat OF thar orsan when In state ofhcafh cal
led the Gastric uirc. This nuid u the G,caf Sol
REM IF ne Faod, ne Partfys#g. Pyssesrisg, and
Siimmiaiug agent II tho stomach and intc<sincs.--
Without itthcrc can be no digestion-noc conversion
of food into blon and no nutrition nf the body but
rather foul torpid painful and destructive condi-
ton the whole digestive apparatus Awcak half
dead or injured stomach produces good Gastriy
Juice. and hence tho disease, distress and debitc
Pcpsim md lecmmes.
PSrsix is the chief element, or great Digcs,inS
Pssaespic Of the Gastric Juice. II viii swccten nus
trid meat atiectunily than salcratus md will
retard putrcfaetinn more powerfully than alcohol
II is also highly stimulating to tho nervaus system
and 10 the stomach aad other digestive ergans. Ii
Is found in great abundance inihe solid PARTS If the
human stomach and in the stomach of unimals, y.
the OK. calf &c. II is the material used bv farm
crs in making cheese. called Rcnnct the effect IL
which has long been the special wonder Of the dali
ry The c,fdling oflhr milf II The FIRST process ii
digestion. Rennet possesses astonishing pow er.--
The stomach Of calf win curle nrnrly QUO
tousai d times its own weight of milk lin-
ron Liebig states that, "one part Of the Pcpsin
dissolved in sixty thousand rnifs efwater will dr.
gest meat and other fpnd." Diseased ston,uchs
produce no good Gastric Juice, Rcnnet OF Pcpsa
The Great Discovery!
The trnc Digestive fluid, or GASTRIC JUICE.
can be Obtained from Naturs o~n source n supply
--thc healthy stomach The pure digestive prinei.
pie, PEssiS, may really be extracted from the
stomach of animals resembling man, thus forming
an artificial Digestive Fluid. precisely like tho nut
ural Gastric Juice, in its chemical powers and fur
nishine complete and perfect substitute for It,
BY the mid Of PFrsiS, OF this artificial Digestive
Fluid the pains and evils Of IN pieKsrtox, pYsrkr-
STA, ASD LIVER COMPLAINT ARE SPEEDILY HEMov-
IN, JUST As THEY WOULD u. ny A HEALrHY sroM-
AcH--the food Is properly converted into blond tile
body is nourished; good Leaih aud vigor are rapid
" impaired the whole organizations md the Iii.
gestiye organs share with the st IN this happy re-
suit.
Scientific Evidence.
4 BARON LIEBIG, in his celebrated work on An
imal Chemistry eays IAN Artificial Digestive
Fluid, analogous to the Gastric Juice, may be- read.
lily prepared from the mucous membrane Of the
stomach Of the Calf IN which various articles or
food as meat md eggs, willb sof caca changed and
digesed jast IN fhe same as they uould be IL
the hamaR stomach +"
DIR. PERElRA, in his famous treatise on .'Fooa
and Diet" Published by FowIcrs e. Wells. New
York; page 81, states the great fact, md DIS.
cribcs the method of preparation, There are few
nigHcr Huiiuiltlte tnun Df. lerrffu.
DIR. COMBE, in lis valuable writings on the
physiology Of Digcstion," observes thai IN dmi-
mutton oithc ducqnuniity of the Gastric Juice il
prominent and all-presailng cause Of Dyspcpsiu;"
and he states thar "a distinguished professor Of
medicine 10 London. who wus severely riIiietcd
with this complaint finding everything else to fail
had recourse 10 the Gastric Juice, obtaincd from
the stomach Of living unniuls, which p,vrra CON.
Yfeely succcyya."
DIR. GRAHAM, author of the famous works on
vegetable Dict" says; at IL remarkable fact
in physiology that the stoulachs Of aniius, mace
rated in winter, impart to the fluid the property Of
dissoiving various articles &C food, md clccting
kind of artificial digestion Of tilcm y norit differ
a. ffom He natural dfgcs'ise yrcc'ss,"
DIR. SlMON'S erent work. tho "Chcmistry Of
Man." (Lec a Blanchard, Ihiadclplo, 1876, PIP.
52l-2) spys: "Ihc discovery % PEPSlN furmss
rev in the chemical history Of Digestion. Fra,,
recent experiments, We know thai food is dissolved
rs RAP dis IN an artificial digestive uid, prepared
from Pei din il is IN the naturol Gastric Juice IT.
self
Professor DuNGLISON, Of The Jefferson Col
lcge, Philadelphia ia lis great work ON Human
Physiology, dcyutus than iifiy pases 10 M cx-
animation Of this subject liis experiment with
DR.. Beaumont on The Gnstrc .Juicc, obtained (ra,n
the living human stomach and from nninns, are
well known" In all cuses,' Ire says, digestion
occurred perfectly IN the artificial rs in the nafn-
raj digesiious."
DIR JOHN w, DRAPER, Profcspor Of chcniy
Try in the Medical College of the rnivcrsiiy uf New
York, IN his "TcNl Book Of Cbomislry,'' poee 1856
snys; at hus been question whether arfihcal d.
gcston could be prforinrd--l.ut 1t Il now uniscr-
say admitted thu il mHy be-
Dr. CARPENTERS STANDARD wml on Plysiblo.
gy, which is In the library Of every Physicinn and
is used Text Book in all the Colleges, Il fail of
evidence, sniilur TO the above. respecting the re.
markahlc Digestive power Of Peysia, and the fle,
il may be- readily separated from die euf or OK and
used h'r experiments IN artificial Digestion. ~ rs
remedy for Diseases Of the stomach, aud deficient
secretion of Gastrc juice
All modern works Oh Chemistry. Ahtr,ip Mco.
ca, and Physiology, and OIL good Medical Dict.na-
ries. describe tie character nnd properties Of Pep
sin, and state many interesting details respecting
it.
The fact that up artificial Digestive Fluid, ~
Gastric Juice. perfectly resembling the natural fiu
ID may i,e readiy prepared. does rot admit ofqnc<-
ton. The only wonder Y. TINT Il iiap not before
bpcnnrplied 10 the ctirts " md py4er.