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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8120, 14 April 1906, Page 6

OUR LITTLE DINNERS, t —— A SIXPENNI DINNER. 1. Toad in the hole. 2. Stewed rhubarb or other fruit. Recipe.—Make a batter pudding with half a pint of milk, flour and one egg, ad ding a good pinch of salt. Gut into small slices half a pound of beef sausages, and mix with the batter. Bake until the batter is crisp and brown. Cost, 4d. Nature seems to have provided cures for most of the diseases from which we suffer and many very valuable medicines are made from herbs and roots. When our food does not agree with us, when our digestive system is out of order, can we do better than go to Nature ior help ? We learn from Nature that in order to put a wrong thing right we must go to the root of the matter; it is no use trying to cure your headache or your heartburn, your sickness, biliousness, or constipation; you must cure the cause of these symptoms. Doan's Dinner Pills are of herbs which act gently upon the live; 1 , stomach and bowels. If you keep these organs in good working order, you will be healthy; if you do not, your strength and flesh must waste away, and disease will find you an easy prey. Doan's Dinner Piils put the liver, stomach and bowels in good working order, and keep thtm in good working order. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers, or post free on receipt ol price from Foster-McGlellan Co., 7(5 Pitt Street, Sydney. Sample free for Id stamp. A-"k diktinctly for DOaN'S so that there can be no mistake.

Look after the outside of your business it will have a good effeot on the inside. Professional men, business men, if you want to attract attention just have a chat with B. J. Lyttle, the up-to-date signwriter and decorator, Gillespie's Buildings, Queen Street.—Advt. S For Children's Hacking Cough at night Woods' Great Peppermint Cute, 1/6 and 2/6 per bottle*