The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-10
4 Word to Mothers.

| Condensed milk is we'll known as food
| In the whole civilized world; it Is a sub
stitute for fresh cows milk, which can
not always be had, and cannot be kept
IN suitable condition for a long time.
When the now deceased Gail Borden, q
| man of rare talent and at the same time
OF practical American Intelligence, more
than forty years ago and after many ex-
periments. placed his valuable prepara-
| ton at the disposal Of his astonished
contemporaries, he, like all other bene-
! factors Of mankind, had to fight against
| ignorance and ill-will The fact that he
was able to convince the world in a
| comparatively short time Of the excel
| lence OF his invention, SO that It is to-
day known to every child on earth, can
| only astonish those who are either una
| BILE to estimate the value of condensed
milk or who do not want 10 acknowl-
edge the same on account of their ILL
Will or ignorance.
| Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed
MIX solves In the most Simple way the
| difficult problem Of clearing fresh cows
| mix or all Its component parts which
are detriment TO health, but also Of
! preserving just those which in this kind
or milk are the most desirable ones for
human beings In all stages OF life. The
| complete sterilization OF the milk, in
| Guiding the condensing process, the full
use or all the fat and cream it con-
] tains and finally the addition Of sugar
IN about the same proportion contained
| IN normal mothers milk has secured a
! position for Borden's preparation for the
feeding OF babies which cannot be claim
| ed by any other. Mothers who for any
reason whatsoever are unable or do not
want to nurse their children, will find
IN Borden's Condensed Milk q substi-
| tutc for mothers milk, complying abso-
lutely with all requirements of hygiene
There are millions of children who owe
their life and health 10 Borden's milk
The number Of physicians and laymen
| Is daily increasing who consider it the
most important nutriment for the little
ones.
| j is, therefore, only natural THAT the
extension OF the establishment Of the
New York Condensed Milk company is
| In exact proportion With the demand for
| the article in question. I t would he an
easy matter to prove by figures that no
other establishment like Borden'S pre-
pares such immense quantities Of milk.
These figures would. on account of their
fstartlng amount, only spur the envy Of
our competitors, and be Of no avail for
our readers.
The growth of the factories, necessary
for the manufacturing Of condensed
milk, Is not only caused by the demand
for substitute for mothers milk, which
has to be supplied by the New York
CONDENSED Milk company, but also by
the demand for the various uses OF con-
densed milk In the household. II sup
plies the place of fresh cream when
used with coffee, tea and chocolate. 1t
eNcels even the best cream from the
healthiest cows. and is of the most un-
SURPRISING purity, containing hygienic
ingredients not existing in cream.
The attention Of those who wish 70 in
form themselves about Gail Borden
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk and its use
for infants, IS called to valuable
pamphlet, entitled Babies which will
be mailed on anp1jra fiOn This M m nh
let also cont aims valuable directions how
to treat babies and infants. This
pamphlet cannot be too highly recon-
mended to those Interested