The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.

DREPARED from Rennei. o. ihe fousth sso-
marh Of lhe On. sflrr directions Of Baron
I.iebis. the gtssi Physiological Chemisi, b. J.
\ Haughipn, NJ. D. Philadelphia. Pa. - g
Thisis truly wonderful remedy for Indises-
iiion. Dyspepsia. Jaundice. Liver Complaint. Con
siipalion and Debility Curing after Natures's own
method. nv Naiufe's oxn A gent. the GasirieJuice.
| CT Half iea<poenfnl 81 pKrsiS, Infused 10
water, will digest OF dissolve Firt Pounds Of Roasf
Betf In about faro k0Hrs. out Of The stomach.
PEpsIN Is the chief element. OF Great Diges-
ting Principle of-ihe Gastric Juice-the Solvent
Of the Food, the Purifying. Preserving. and STU
mulaiing Agent Of The Stomach and Iniesiines.
II ia extracted from The Digestive Stomach ofthe
Or. thus farming an Artificial Digestive Fluid,
precisely like The natural Gastric Juice in its Che
mical powers. and furnishing a Complete and
Perfect Substitute Coz Il. BY the aid Of this pre-
paraiion, the pains and evils Of indigestion and
Dyspepsia are removed. just as they would be by
healthy Stomach. II is doing wonders for Dys-
| peplics, curing cases Of Debility. Emaciaiion,
Nervous Decline. and Dyspcpfic Consumption.
supposed 10 be on the verge oflhe grave. The Sci
eniiic Evidence upon which n is based. is in the
highest degree Cafious and Remarkable. tlEl
SCIENTIFIC EyIDENBE!' } ~
Baron I.iEnie in.his celebrated WORK on AMI
NAL Chemistry, says: An Artificial Digestive
Fluid, analogous 10 the Gastric Juice. may be rea-
idly prepared from the mucous membraue Of The
stomach of lie Call, in which.yarions articles Of
food as meat and eggs. viii I've soIiened, changed,
\ aud digested. i,isf Ia he same manner as Mty
trouid be IN NE hum1n sf0maeh."
i DIR. Comm, IN his valuable writings on the
2 - n.
I,liminuiidn Of the due quantity Of the Gastric
Juice is prominent and all-prevailine cause Of
Dyspepsia and he states that distinguished
wrely afflicted with this complaint. finding eve
rything else 10 f,il had recourse 10 The Gastric
Juice. obtained hom the sioInachs Of living ami.
mails, which prDred completely suecessfaLv
DR.. Gnsnas. auihor Of the, famous works on
"a Vegetable Dict says at il remarkable fact
In physiology. that the siomrches % animals ma.
ccraied in water, impair, To the fluid the property
o. dissolvlng various articles o. ioou' ana o. 81.
icc'ng klnu oidffretof nigesi'"i 'inem w VIC
,rise d.gfrtni J,on' iat haarai process
Il I Cah on me agent ahu se' pesc,,puse
Srcqa,; s'a''', E,,ns 'a'se an'oun' ~ s.sa'
,hc hs'ucnee, s'nha, - 'ne a.o'e' .se'ne' W. W
Reports OF henatAapic s'iiona paris oita'
unisep S,a tiae's..s...a.a.s. a.a-al..st,ss
|, AS A DYSPEPSIA CUREk,
DIR. Houghton's Pepsin has produced the mos
nmrreiious .tsets, in curing cases Of Debility
! Emaciafioa, Nervous Decline, and Dyspepfi,
7 Consumption. II is impossible to give the detail
!, Of cases in the limits Of this advertisement; hu
authenticated certificates hive been given Of NOR,
!, than Two Hundred Remarkable Cures, in Phila
. delphia, New York and Boston alone. Thes'
were nearly all desperate cases, and the cure
, were mol only rapid and wonderful, but pcrma
Z nent.
: II isa great Nervous Antlo,c, and particular
ly useful for tendency TO Bilious disorder, Live
Complaint, Fever and Ague, or ha'lly treated Fe
, yer aud Ague, and the evil effects Of Quininc
Mercury, and ol!,cr drugs upon the Digestive Or
!, gans. ailer long sickness. Also, for excess il
eating, and the too free use Of ardent spirits.
i almost rcconciles Heahh with lqfemperd,icf.
= OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
81 Tbere i no form Of Ola stomach Com,lan,
!. which !, docs not seen, 10 reach and repoye :
o,ce M m,tIcr how h,J tbcv NAV no Il .;ya
Ins,an, Relief! 4 single dose rrmort s. ali IA
: unpleasant sgmptonss and it only needs 10 he re
a peac,ii5r short time 10 make these good elect