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Beef-Tea, Substitute for

boiled and served
boiled and served

When beef-tea cannot be taken by an invalid, and when it is necessary to administer the largest amount of nourishment in the smallest or most condensed form, Brand's extract of meat will be found invaluable. A spoonful will be but little trouble to take or administer, yet it contains as much nourishment as an ordinary cupful of beef-tea. Where the invalid suffers from sickness or nausea this preparation, which can be taken cold and which is not at all strongly flavoured, will be found infinitely pleasanter and more refreshing than hot beef-tea.

BEETROOT, BOILED.

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