OUR RECIPES.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 96, 23 April 1906, Page 3

OUR RECIPES.

BAKED ARTICHOKES.

Mash until they are quite smooth come well-boiled artichokes, season witb pepper and salt, and mix in a little milk. Butter a piedish, line it with breadcrumbs seasoned with pepper aud salt, put in the artichokes, and cover with a thick layer of the seasoned bread crumbs, upon which put a few small pieces of butter. Bake quickly until well browned. It is healthy to make a meal of vegetables every now and then, especially for those, who suffer from constipation, that most dangerous disorder, which is usually accompanied by many other signs of liver and stomach trouble, such as headache, loss of appetite, bad breath, poverty of blood, flushing, giddiness, wasting, flatulence, cold feet and hands, neuralgia. Constipation must be cured, otherwise most disastrous results will follow. Doan's Dinner Pills are [Nature's own medicine for all liver and stomach troubles. They are made from pure roots and herbs, which act gently and in harmony with Nature, clearing ont the ologging impurities, allaying inflammation and irritation, and restoring a regular and natural action to the liver, 'Dowels, and digestive system. Keep them bandy and you can keep well. Of all chemists and storekeepers, or posted on receipt of price by FosterMcClellan Co-., 76, Pitt-street, Sydney. Send a penny stamp for a sample. Mistakes may happen if you do not ask distinctly • for DOAN'S Dinner Pills. ■lon must distinctly say DOAN'S.