Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-31
HECEERSi PARMA.

TIVE FOLLOWING DOCUMENT ExBIR-
Il Its the superiority CT Heciers' Fsrina as
table luxury FOR healthy person, md as a cruel
and other Preparations For the sick and oonvsles-
cent:
Extract |rom the Report Of the JKSg,sorpot,f-
ed 10 exGTinC the articles included IN lass 81
at the Eighth AHssdI Erhibifi q or tks Mae,
LAID insIttWa Jor fhs P-u,DOfi0- Mechanic
AVIS.
"The article called Fsrina Is made OF wheat.
ana has been introduced Of late years into use as
highly nutritious substance, both for the con-
valescelt from dife8se and for those in good
health. The committee, from a careful exami-
nation microscopically OF the specimen furn ish6d
them, satis fed that Il has been PREPARED nom
wheat alone The appearance Of the starch
granues OF every farnRceous substance is peculiar
ana distinct, and there can be no installing one
fof the o her when the microscope is employed In
the examination. The committee would award
erst premium TO this article for the following
reasons:
SIT IS pure preparation from wheat, vfthou,
the sdmixture Of any otEer grain; and a. is
most admirable article Of diet for invalIds mas
much as |; combines all the various kinds Of ma
ter1als which the system requires TO keen itself
IN proper action; In this particular, having the
greatest possible advantage over tapioca most Of
the Verieues or ssgo ana row root, since the
latter ere only supplied with starch, one of the
constituents OF wheat bread. which seem
to have been designed TO be the type OF nutritious
substance suited to all our wants. PHI sioloeists
however, have considered that TO cor fine "a pris-
oner to starch diet lane would be to put him 10
death by lingering, torturing starvation; - and
hence the necessity OF other Constituents In sub
lance intended for food. The other constituents
furnished by the f4rina are gluten and albumen
and are such as viii be required by the human
system The testimony Of the Medical Profes-
sion, who have used tie articles, Is decidedly in
favor OF TIE strong recuperatlve properties OF
Failnaj AID the experience Of the committee, as
well as that Of many members Of the Institute,
during the exhibition, attest the pleasant and pal
aable character of the various preparations hich
can he made with IT,
." The COMMITTEES have experImeutsd with the
sef-:alsinS buckwhe2t meal, by Hecger & Bro
ther, as also With the f-raising -four, and pre-
nonuce them TO b. exactly what they pretend 10 be-
excellent articles for the kitchen For thee as
well az the Macaroni they think this arm deserves
the thanks OF our cooks and primium from the
hands or the Board " Signed by
LEWIS II STEINER, NJ ID.
GIDE,N Il. SMITH, ND.
Baltimore, November, 1855.
FaTina Jelly Moulds, OF various sizes and forms,
tue Turkish TuTban, Ear Ct Corn, Cluster Of
Fruit Rose, Grecisn Rose, Cactus, and o her pat
terms; also Double Boilers, 10 prevent burning or
scorchirg various sizes, nav ee had at the Gro
ton Flour Mills, 21i Cherry street
HECEER BROTHER.
Hecke7s' FariRa Jelly, a delicious and whole
some article Of food Is cooked In double boilers
at the Fair OF the Metropolitan Mechanics In
stItute daily, so that visitors fee the process
and Is served up by Mr.. W EAVER, at the Ss-
loan with rich cream dressing in the STYLE dor
ed at TaylOr's Saloon, So5 Broadway, New York.
mar q 81