T T NADULTERATED BREAD. - PUBVIS’SU WHITE and BROWN WELSH DIGESTIVE BREAD ha* been tested by mm* af the Ant Analytfoal Chemists of Uw day and pronoinwed to be mur®pT|,v nam nmm all ADUwiounos and i» strongly rooommended by tbs moot eminent physicians, especially to persona of weak lt;%astton.TESTIMONIALS.12, Wollington-atreet, London-bridge, Oct. 6,1865.Dr, Lever begs to thank Mr. Purvis for the Bread he hap seat him. In Dr. L.'s opinion It it the pur*.:t Bread tor *w» tasted ; he has placed it before many friends (some pofoaafotnd, fame ’not), all agree in their verdict, “The test hwlt;*IT have t- «tod.” •ml. Q. W. Leyer, M-P-, Physician Aooovtohenr to Guy’* Hospital. .13, Charlotts-atrcet, Bedford-wpure.Sir,—I have carefully analysed a loaf of your Welsh Bread, «hd I find -it to be remarkably wire and mrm% free wm pi foreign: or deleterious admixtures, containing iwhhing b»t the bast wheat Hour and water, mixed with tip usual proportions of common sale, torn from alum, and ;«me»ted in aueh * war **to reader it light and etuily am. Sir, yowc obe*dient servant, Andrew Urb, M.D., F.R.8., Professor of Che* mistry, and AnalytiosI Chemist to the Honourable Board ofCuatoma.W. PURVIS, 8, Walworth-road; 199, Blackfriars-road; and 10, High-otraot, Islington,Families waited on daily.