OUR RECIPES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13215, 28 June 1906, Page 3

OUR RECIPES.

VEGETABLE PIE. C'OVKK the bottom of a well-buttered piedish with thick slices of tomato, then put a layer of mashed potatoes, and with alternate layers fill tho dish almost to the top. Season with pepper and salt, over all pour a beaten egg, and finish off with a thick crust of breadcrumbs. Bake till done. To some people if seems a waste of time to worry about food; but our lives depend upon our having nourishing, wholesome foot), which, however, is useless to anyone whose digestive system is out of order. The mostserious and most dangerous symptom of indigestion is constipation, which is not only a sign of existing disoase, but which, if neglected, becomes tho cause of many others, skin eruptions, piles, inflammation of the liowels, appendicitis, and of minor troubles, headaches, and aches of all kinds, loss of appetite, flatulence, depression, bad dreams. A pill that works violently relieves The bowels for a short, time, but it weakens them so that reaction follows, and gradually the constipation grows more, persistent, eventually becoming chronic. A medicine, whose action is gentle, and at the same* time thorough and lasting, is contained in Doan's Dinner Pills, which are compounded of vegetable drugs of the purest character. Doan's Dinner Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers, or will be posted on receipt of price by Fosler-MeClellaii Co., 76, Pittstreet, Sydney. Sample free for Id stamp. Three words to remember, DOAN'S Dinner Pilia.