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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8103, 24 March 1906, Page 7

OUR RECIPES.

BATTBR APPLE PIE. Grease and line a pie dish with aliced apples, then fill the dish with a light batter, made with two eggs. Shred two ounces of suet, and strew with soft sugar upon the top of the batter. When well baked the apples will have risen to the top of the pie. Wholesome food will injure you if you suffer from any disease of the liver or of the stomach. Many people neglect indegestion. They are wrong. No part of the body can be healthy if the stomach, liver andthe organs of digestion are not doing their work properly. Cut oil the root of a plant, and it will die. If you cut off your supply of rich, strong, life giving blood by neglecting your liver and stomach, your body must waste. A bitter taste in the mouth a "bad - ' tongue, flatulence, paina in the head, the back or the sido, broken sleep, constipation or looseness of the towels, the so symptoms tell you that your liver and stomach are not doing their duty Doan's Dinner rills act on the liver, stomach, and the bowels; they are mild and safe in their action. Have them always by you. Chemists and storekeepers will supoly them to you without • fail if you ask distinctly for Doan's Dinner ' Fills. Free sample, for Id stamp from Fos-ter-McClellan Co., 7C Pitt Street, Sydney.