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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8073, 31 March 1906, Page 2

OUlt LITTLE DINNERS. A SIIUMNG DINNER, 1. Ox cheek stew with potatoes. 2. Rice pudding with currants. -Recipes : i. Take a pound and ft, half of ox cheek and cut it into neat pieces. Fry half an onion in dripping, and lightly brown the pieces of meat. Remove, and put iu a saucepan with some sliced carrot and, if desired, more onion. Moisten with a little water or stock | season well, anil simmer gently for two and a half hours. Serve with boiled potatoes. Cost, Bd.. 2. Make a rice pudding witli two eggs in the usual way, but throw in a handful of washed aud picked currants before baking. Cost, -Id. It is no exaggeration to say that more than half the illness m the world conies from want of proper nourishment. It is not that peopje do not eat enough, but that what they do cut docs them no good, for, unless food is properly digested, it gives no strength or health to the body. One of the results of a, disordered stomach or liver is anamiia, impoverishment of the blood. How many women suffer from anrcmia without recognising the symptoms ; pale cheeks, pale lips, pale gums, listlcssness, fatigue from the slightest exertion, cold feet aud hands, breathlessness, palpitation, A mild, stimulating medicine is needed, sueli as is supplied by Doan's Dinner l'ills, which arc a vegetable remedy of the safest and most trustworthy character. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers, or post free on receipt of price from Foster-McClellan Co., 76 Pitt street, (Sydney. Sample free for Id stamp, Eemember, " Doan's" Dinner Ms.