Our Recipes.

Southland Times, Issue 19774, 26 March 1906, Page 3

Our Recipes.

BAKKM AIIT 1 ('UnK FS, Mash until they are ijitiM* s’r.oot hj Some Well-' oiled an it hokvs. seas,,a ait hj )m p(h !' and salt, and mix m .1 Mode milk. But tei* a pie dish, line It with bread crumbs -.-atoned with pepper and sail, pul in the artichokes, and cover with a thick layer of the seasoned 1 road crumbs. upon which put a few small jmve- of 1 111 11 <- r. Bake puk’kU until well I: is health;- to make ;l meal of vegetables »-wrv iiiiu and then, ..-specially for tinee who suffer from roust ipation. that most dangerous disorder, which is usiiaby accompanied t»y many oilier siyus oi 1i \ «*r and stomach trouble, *■ \.eh as headaelm. b,ss of appetite, bad breath, poverty of blood. Ibishina yiddinoss. wastin'.*. Mat ul«-n<‘e. cold feet and hands, m*uConstipation must lie cured, otherwise most disastrous results will follow. Moan's Minnor Mills are- Natures own niodieine for aU li\'er and stomach i r, 111 I h- y are made from pur e foots ;i"d hands, which act yt-ntly and in har•mony with Nature, cleariny out thecloyyiny impurities. allay dm inllaiiunruion nml Irritation, nnd a regular an 1 natural action to die liver, bowels.

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