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Unadulterated bread.-purVis’sWHITE and DROWN WELSH DIGESTIVE BREAD Mt»been tested by some qf the first Analytical Cheinitts of the day and pronounced to be perfectly free from all adulteration And is strongly reconltriettded by the most eminent physician*, especially to persons of wUak digestion.'TBStfMONIALS.12, Wellington-street, London-bridge, Oct. 5, 1855.Dr. Levei* begs to thank Mr. Purvis for the Bread he has sent him. In Dr. L.’s opinion it is the purest Bread he has tasted | he has placed it before many friends (some professional* some not), all agree in their verdict, “ The best bread I haye tasted. —J. C. W. Lever, M.D., Physician Accbuchcur to Gfly*6 Ho*1 pital.13, Charlotte-Btreet, Bedford-*|uare.Sir,—I have oareftilly analysed a loaf of your Welsh BTead, and 1 find it to be remarkably pure and sweet, free from ail foreign or deleterious admixtures, containing nothing but the best wheat flour and water, mixed With the tufrial proportion* di common salt* free from alum, and fermented in such a way as to render it light and easily digestible.—I am. Sir, your obedient servant, AnOrew Ure, M.D., F.R.S., Professor of Chemistry, and Analytical Chemist to the Honourable Board of Customs.W. PURVIS, 8, WalWorth-road; 199, Blackfriars-road; and 10, High-street, Islington.Families waited on daily.PREPARED FOOD FOR INFANTS.ANALYSED AND RECOMMENDED BY DR. ANDREW URE AND THBMEDICAL PROFESSION.rAND D. CALLARD and BOWSER beg• to solicit attention to their “Prepared Food for Infants: 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* they Bubmit it to the public at a price that places it within the reachof an.EXTRACT FROM THfe uMEDICAL CIRCULAR.Oct. 24, 1665.“We can strongly reoommeM the 4Prepared Food for Infants,' manufactured by the Meters. Callard and Bowser, as by a peculiar process of their own, which we have examined, the outer coverings of the starch granules are destroyed, and the farina converted into gum and dextrin*, Which, of oourfee, or* tnost easy of digestion. It is also stated by Dr. Ure to be devoid of those binding qualities so objectionable in most other kinds or Infants' Food.Manufactured by T, and D. Callard and Bowser, St. John's wood, London.lib. canister/ Is,
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London Nonconformist
London, Middlesex, GB
Wed, Jun 17, 1857
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