The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28
MIX as a Curative AGENT.

Updar the above heading u writer n
HdrpeisS laEkh.. 49,. sssrs.i;is; IN
respect 10 the quality ofmilk tobetsud,
tho necessity Of good pasturage and
pure water for the cows, as we'll as the
caro- OF keeping the milk in cool,
clearly place, treats as follows ON the
digestibility Of milk and it's benefit to
dyspeptics for complaints.
The writer's views 80 accord with the
experiences of one OF the editors of this
paper in the use Of various kinds Of
milk in an obstinate case of dyspepsia on
n member OF his family, that we are able
to indorse the writer's recommendation
of milk diet for the ailment he speci-
iies.
Milk has the power to absorb obnox-
ious gases and eiilnvia from tho air
around il, aud il should not be forgot
ten that the purost butter that ever was
made may become tainted and poisoned
in one short hour by Objectionable sur
rouudings.
Comes now the question OF the di-
gcstlbility OF milk.
A glance at table of the composition
I of cows ass's, md goats milk would
naturally convey tho impression that
I that Of the goat is the richest. This is
so, but ii is on that account the more
! difficult of assimilation II cannot,
I therefore, be Recommended for the
very delicate, but it ia a grand adjunct
to those who are Just beginning TO re-
gain strength after long, severe illness
A re idence at the sea side to induce @
healthy appetite, and a diet consisting
largely of goats milk, would restore
many n convalescent far more speedily
to health without the aid OF drugs than
anything know Of.
4 course OF goats milk may often bG
taken with advantage in the autumn 10y
those who suffer much from cold during
the winter months, but who do not car,
to take cod-liver oil The extract o
malt would go we'll with it as a tonit
adjunct The milk ought to DO takel
on the principle OF little and often, no
drunk Wholesale.
Ass's milk contains larger proper
ton Of water, more laetine, and less OF
and casino. This is the reason it is 81
easily assimilalod, and is so often pre-
aoribed by the physician for patient
who have delicate diges,i 1ns. IL
possible that II may be OF a somewhu
too laxatiya nature for some but thi
is easily corrected.
Cows milk mostinyalids can take,
ia often an advantage TO give It IN col
junction with little acrated water an
ia cases whore IL has tendency to tur
sour or disagiees with the stomach,
should be mixed with little lime waite
II shou be remembered, however, tn
lime water must not be taken Ter al
length Of time without intermisaion,
evil may follow. Creamii taken fresh
tho morning, and u i. can DO well Dor
which It usually can ia an exeolle
tonic and restorative. Il should
taken With breakiast, aud tho moro IRE
IA IL, aud the more good aud pnie /
milk from which u has been taken. /
better will be the result Tho .irearn
Q,atA milk isprohahly hottor than ey
that " the COW.
Skim milk ia very nutritious, but,
course, b,iug deprived Of a l.wgo y
ZION OF cream. Il Ia not calcnlalol
sustain lho animal heat So we'll
~. uot oyafy invAhi who can A
lnttsrmilk, tat IL has, negcrthel,
n,noh to c0mmend Il no O cooling nm
1.-Two snmmor dunk 1 might alan
elsin lor q toeio propcrllesi hove'
hefe q no doubt that 'aken pa ~
or tao helpse any Of tho ordinary mi
IA tnc day, when feeling ~ euipila
aud illrne lseHpoglenoedl Is 1901 81