Telegram-herald., 1891-09-02
A SUMNER CRISIS CONES
Leading Physicians of Bos-
ton Advise Mothers.
INTERVIEW UPON the NOST SERIOUS
OF WARN WEATHER TOPICS.
DR.. willard d. Ball's Plump Little naby
SMILES Approval

DR.. willard ID. BaI's Plump Little naby
smiies Approval
When experts agree II Is folly TO dis
pute them.
The extraordinary mortality from
various forms OF Indigestion this sum-
mer has led TO a careful inquiry, and
the best authorities upon the subject
in this city have freely expressed their
opinions.
The most eminent physicians in Bos-
ton were interviewed yesterday. The
10 loving question was put to each onf
oil them.
In view OF the increasing death rate
OF infants in Boston, what do you rec
ommondg''
Said DR.. d. +. Roche. who was found
at his office on Chambersst.:
There is nothing equal TO iacta ted
food. and it's use Is fast becoming gen.
eral among the profession. ! have
recommended 1t for several years, ever
since the attention OF the medical pro-
fession was first called to Prof. Boyn-
tons success In making IL.
I'VE find that IL Is retained on the
stomach where other things are not
retained The great difficulty to com.
bat in both natural and artificial foods
IN these days OF danger to the little
ones. Is that they will not stay upon
the stomach.
but may say, and all my PROBES
sfonsl friends have found, that the best
results have followed the use OF lac.
tated food, and l cannot speak too
highly OF II as long-tri and faith
til n.a< al, al inf II Hind
It most valuable, and generally give
small portions, often repeated, when.
ever am called to attend such cases.
Freq yently at crisis, when the
little life Is
TREMBLING IN THE BALANCE
and something has been needed to tide
over the emergency, this good food has
been the pebbles edge that has
turned the stream OF life back to its
healthy condition"
DIR. Willard d. Ball was found at
his residence In Dorchester. The doc
tor has two children, one 8 years old
and another 8 months, as handsome
children as a Reynolds could paint.
Said the doctor:
1.-THE neighbors often inquire OF me
upon WHAT 1 feed my babies, and my
,nvariable reply Is upon lactated food.
Both of them have been brought up
on it,
And, as the doctor went on to praise
the merits of the food, that plump lit
tie baby of his smiled and waved its
fat hands vigorously, as II emphasizing
the fathers remarks.
II buy darge-sized box OF lactated
food regularly every week." said the
doctor 81 have found that it does
not purge and then bind the infant,
as many other foods are known to do.
Nothing else is required to be taken
Us a corrective with this food, rs
have found is customary and indis-
pensable with other foods.
"In my own experience I have frc.
quently found that cows milk must
be very thin to be retained by some in
fants, and that rich milk-that OF
Jersey cows-wial not do. But this
iactated food is as nourishing as the
satter, and IL more easily digested
than the former.
"My boz, years old, eats all the
!actated food he wants, and we give
Che baby plenty OF it.
II wish to say" said the doctor,
'sand / think that I voice the senti-
ments OF a great many, that the
Wells & Richardson Company, who
glake this food, do not say more for
is than 1t can really do. It's fame
Is assured
DR.. Isaac Farrer says: II never
fadl to tell the people who call on me
for advice to use lactated food. Ihave
had great success IN using it for those
Tn as well as those out OF health
w. F. Meadow, NJ. D., yarmouth
man. and for some time treasurer OF
the Boston Therapeutical, in speaking
OF the food, said:
81 have often prescribed 1t, especially
In cases OF infants, and have been most
favorably and
AGREEABLY IMRESSED WITH 1T.
and would recommend it's use in the
case of faulty nutrition. Whenever
mothers are unable to nurse their in
fants have found II to answer well"
The principal element OF mothers
r,ilk Is sugar OF milk. This is the basis
of lact ates food. With il is bined
the nutritious elements OF the great
cereals, wheat and barley, so prepared
us to be readily digested and asslmil-
ated. and the addition of the salts
found in mothers milk makes lactated
food q perfect substitute. Why not