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Colonist, Volume XLI, Issue 9265, 5 September 1898, Page 1

(n all Parts of the World the NATURAL FOOD FOR A BABE is MOTHER'S M ! LX, and THIS DOES NOT CONTAIN STARCH. fcmag Infants CANNOT digest STARCHY FOODS, a perfect Artificial Food for Infants must, therefore, NOT CONTAIN STARCH. CONTfiXNS MO STARCH. BUT MAKES A PERFhwT FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILD. MELLIN'S FOOD Jor Infants and Invalids say be obtained of a.l Dealers throughout the World. MEIUifS FOOD WORfCS, PEGKHAM f LONDON, ENGLAND, m^^^^^^^^SS^^^M^S^^M OmLDBEN AND JE BEST KEMEiTJT FOE ACIDITT OS 1 TEB ■ a " ?AN^ A^£?'S 9 SOLD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. A' 2;^ The dietetic^ jalu6j)f^Cdcoa |^3« m t^am4m^&^^ to J m f at I fWSIUI &s<*s& ft* <p%clbiin?Mni solubility of the *Jtj& B^ VA^ fl o^ ll^^ Sj^sial JProcess IW^^ T* Tfte supßraßflfieffitc® .^f tiatunr^l fat, X Wmvk renders crude cocoa unacceptable to I JllgLlJ the public, haa beer^roperly reduced and 2. Tha pfo]sottion of the rtord VaTffable SBHW compbunda of the cocoai A Inclodmg? the Is^§# fiesh-formirtg eubstanceft» have been ne''^WffiL cessarily. increased* 3. Van Houten'e C&eoa contains also more WMtSf& of the valuable natural phosphates, and is, |[fy|Pp « therefore, of greater dietetic usefulness. In ft&jmJS this feapect it more nearly approaches milk than other cocQaa. d[j£ 4. ft is aTmbat peffectty and of greatly Increased solubility; thus a cupful Mi mb of Van Houten's Cocoa is richer, fuller, and, M 1 Wso to say, more pleasant to the palate than m 8" ;r H- a cupful of that ©f any other maker, while 'MS, i its increased real solubility necessarily aug-, WWM ments ite '^mW YAK HODTEITS C(»ta contain^ no idded I the cocoa b©tt* 9 f|