...may never be able to discern their distinct apertures. collecta in small drops, and trickles do\vn the sides of the stomach, to the more depending parts,...gastric cavity. This fluid, the efficient cause of digestion — the true gastric juice of SPALI.ANZANI, I have no doubt — has generally been obtained,...

...though the closeset and most accurate observation may never be able to discern their distinct apertures. "The fluid, so discharged, is absorbed by the aliment...whatever else may be contained in the gastric cavity. "The gastric juice never appears to be accumulated in the cavity of the stomach while fasting ; and...

...system. The fluid is either absorbed by the portion of aliment in contact with the coats of the organ, or collects in small drops, and trickles down the...parts, and there mingles with the food or whatever else the stomach contains." " ' In febrile diathesis, or predisposition from whatever cause — obstructed...

...system. The fluid is either absorbed by the portion of aliment in contact with the coats of the organ, or collects in small drops, and trickles down the...parts, and there mingles with the food or whatever else the stomach contains. " In febrile diathesis, or predisposition from whatever cause—obstructed perspiration,...

...system. The fluid is either absorbed by the portion of aliment in contact with the coats of the organ, ur collects in small drops, and trickles down the sides...parts, and there mingles with the food or whatever else the stomach contains. " In febrile diathesis, or predisposition from whatever cause — obstructed...

...though the closest and most accurate observation may never be able to discern their distinct apertures. The fluid so discharged, is absorbed by the aliment...gastric cavity. This fluid, the efficient cause of digestion — the true gastric juice of Spallanzani, I have no doubt — has generally been obtained,...

...though the closest and most accurate observation may never be able to discern their distinct apertures. The fluid so discharged, is absorbed by the aliment...parts, and there mingles with the food or whatever elae may be contained in the gastric cavity. This fluid, the efficient cause of digestion—the true...

...spheroidal, or oval shaped, glandular bodies, from which the mucous fluid appears to be secreted. " The fluid so discharged, is absorbed by the aliment...small drops and trickles down the sides of the stomach •' By applying aliment, or other irritants, to the internal coat of the stomach, and observing the...

...fluid, as it is discharged, is absorbed by the aliment in contact with the surface of the stomach, or collects in small drops and trickles down the sides...more depending parts, and there mingles with the food and dissolves it. This fluid, the true solvent of the food, is termed the gastric juice. It has been...

...no taste whatever. The gastric juice thus discharged is absorbed by the aliment in contact with it, or collects in small drops and trickles down the sides of the stomach to the more dependent parts, and there mingles with the food, or whatever else may be contained in the gastric...