■ . — ^— ■1 » I I «■ »«■ »nr-f » »■ *-iP|m. ■ ’—' — ■ * —*PREPARED POOD FOR INFANTS.ANALYSED AND RECOMMENDED BY DR. ANDREW URE AND THEMEDICAL PROFESSION.TAND D. CALLARD and BOWSER beg* to solicit attention to their “ Prepared Pood Ibr Infants;f having obtained, by their process of manufacture, a light, nutritious, unmedicated, Farinaceous Food, not having the astringent properties of so many articles now in use, thev submit it to the public at a price that places it within the reach of all.EXTRACT FROM THE 44 MEDICAL CIRCULAR.**Oct. 24, 1855.“We can strongly recommend the ‘Prepared Food for Infants/ manufactured by the Messrs. Callard and Bowser, as by a jeculiar process of their own, which we have examined, the outer coverings of the starch granules are destroyed* mul the farina converted into gum and dextrine, which, or course, are most easy of digestion. It is also Btated by Dr. Ure to be devoid of those binding qualities so objectionable in most other kinds of Infants’ Food. *Manufactured by T. and 1). Callard and llowaer, Bt. John’s-wood, London.lib. canister, Is,A Bain pie Canister forwarded, by the Manufacturers on receipt of Twelve Postage B tamps.To be obtained by order or most respectable Chemists, Grocers, and Coufuotioneni in the kingdom.