AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS’ CLUB

Report on the New Article of Food--Sea lloss Farine.

À packet of corn starch, maizena or farina makes, combined with milk, without eggs, only four quarts of blanc mange pudding, while Sea Moss Farine, costing 25 cents, will produce full sixteen quarts. The Committee are satisfied that as a cheap, simple and ready dessert, or a dish for young children and for invaiids, it will be found AS THUS PREPARED, a valuable addition to articles more generally known and widely used.

(Signed,) Mrs. L. E. LYMAN, wife of the Agricultural Editor of the N. Y. Tribune. Mrs. J. W. CHAMBERS, wife of the Secretary of the American Institute. Mrs. D. B. BRUEN, Newark, N.J. Mrs. D.T. CONNER, 5-Mile Run, N.J. Mrs. MARIA J, CUSHING, 231 East 40th Street, New York.

ù BROOKLYN, N. Y.

Lyon Manufacturing Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.

GENTLEMEN : I have submitted your Sea Moss Farine to the ‘‘kitchon cabinet” and the decision is decidedly favorable. It quite surpassed my most sanguine expectations. There is a slight and yet positive sa flavor; just a hint of the ocean in it, which is rare and delightful. My wife liked i5—the children liked it—took to it naturallÿy, and all at the table passtd up their dishes twice. The people’s proverb was verified that ‘‘the proof of a pudding is in eating it.” Sincerely yours,

J. HYATT SMITH, Pastor Lee Avenue Baptist Church.

ASTOR HOUSE, NEW YoRKk.

Lyon Manufacturing Co., Brooklyn, N. F. ne

GENTLEMEN : We commenced the use of your Sea Moss Farine at yoursolicitation, but very reluctantly, and without any faith init, from the fact that so many new articles of food are dail offered, and prove, in almost every Case, to be utterly worthless. We are very happy to say that yours has not.only proved an exception but is a decided success.” It not only possesees real merit, but makes a delicious dessert. We shall continue to use it for two reasons first the guests of the Astor House like it; and second, we like it because it is by far the cheapest article in the market for blanc mange, puddings, creams, &c. Very respectfully yours,