The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-07-26
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OEe. CASTER 90 d HJg s.
Prepared from 81 81 ii
ofthe Or, after e Ba
great Physiological Chemist, by s. III HouGiis
TON, NJ. D., Philadclph Pa.s;s II
This Is a truly wonderful ienieslt for ini gess
tion, Dyspepsia, Jnundice, Liver c Complains
Constipation, and Debility, Cnring IA fer; d
inre,s own method by Natures oWIi; gen
GasirIc Juice. 7{ g45
sg;S Half teaspeonfnl Of Pepsn,I jftilsisff
TssA wuter, will digest or issdlves Fife i'6uads
Oh R@dst Bsef, an about tt0o shourS out of the
S,nnach. - ~ .gis
fepsn is the chief element, ! or Great q pigests
ing Princirr of the Gastric Juce-EEth he solvent
oi the Food. the Purifying, Presefsing s ~ u &
Stimulating Agentof the Stomach and Ititse
tines, Itis extracted from the DigestiSe SisnIys
nch OF the Ok, ;hns forming an artiiicia
tive F!did precisely like iiienalnral sS5
COMPLETE and Perfect Sulistitute forit BY .Ihass
aid OF this preparation, the pains and evils u
Indigesiipn and Dyspepsia are remove d
they would be bysn heIiithys Stomach zig d s
bli,y, Eniac citation, Nervous Decline; niiti IJyss
rcptic Consumption, supposed TO be onI ysrEefs
Of the grave. Tile Scientific 1syi idence3upo,i
which II is bascd is in the highest degree Ciiri
SCIENTIFIC WIDEN 6
Baron Liebjs in his celebrated work on
NAL Chemistry, says {. An artiG Gsial
-FiuId analogous 20 the Gastric Juice mn buss
readily prepared from the mucous me ne
the stonaoh Of the Cali, in which yafi GUS frti
ees OF food, as meat and eggs, viii be softenet
shanged and ;s;csied, just ii. ihe same slnanief
>as they would be in the human stomae
Dr. Combc, in his ynltiable4 writings on Ttss sT
:" Physiology Of Digestion, = observes tIiat
elimination Of the due quantity OF The ts:astric
Juice is q prominent and ail-preyning cause Soi
Dyspepsia" and lie states tllatrta disiiDe
professor Of medicine ii, London who Was 81. 8
vereiy afflicted with this complaint, finding
every thing else 10 fail, had recourse 10 the
Gastric juice, obtained from the stoina chs; Q a.
living animals, Which proved completely ssuct
cessiully (" P5 F7sSifs Is
Professor Dunglison, of The Jefferson College 81
PhiIadelPhia, in his greai work o. Humais Z llgs2
sioogy, devotcs more than fifty pages 10 an OK
animation of tl.is subject. lIis$eSperi
with Dr. Beaumont, on he IGastIfcS luce OBJ
tained from The living humanbstqnncli,a ], and z
from animals, are we'll known. s sst cases g.
he says, digestion occurred as perlecil the
artificial rs in the natural diges,ioIs.' .
DR.. John w Draper, rotessor of g hem nstry, 81
In Z be Medical College of the University 81
New ork, IN his :. Text Book OF hemis
page 3s6, says,: II has been d Dues ion ygs
tier artificial digestion could be peftorined
il is how universally admitted tlnt it may De. f
Or; Carpenters standard work on r siuIogyS,
which is IN the library OF every pysicuris aid
IS used as a Text Book gin all lslie goeg isSi
specung the remarkable Dgestiy power Pep
and ie fact Hint il may readily sepaF:l-
ted from The stomach OF the calfor II ard used
fgf Anti cni
redieay Tor discusses OF tile Stomach, and def #
tient secretion ef Il astric Juice. v.
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