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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18533, 18 October 1923, Page 3

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Mix mustard with cold water at least some minutes before use otherwise the active properties which give 'bite' to mustard remain dormant. ■ " : - v ■.' :: ' ■' ' , ' CO i i bo Q G3 S D Q B'D I El ft Liverish! ;; Depressed! Irritable Weary in Body and Mind! Thousands find relief. Why not you? Nothing is more distressing than chronic liver trouble. It causes menta) and physical sloth, and robs life of pleasure. Mother Seigel's Syrup has a special action on the liver, stimulating it to healthy, normal;activity. < If x, you have not tried it, you are suffering unnecessarily. BIBEDBBiaSBBBEIBI

A FREE Sample will be sent to you if you write us right away. . Musterole is a clean white ointment made from oil of mustard. !t takes the place of the old fashioned mustard plaster—does all the work the plaster did but does not blister or burn the skin. Musterole will give almost immediate relief from neuralgia, lumbago, cold on the chest, sore throat, etc. It is applied with ih'e tips of the fingers. All chemists sell Musterole. It comes in jars v lubes costing 2/6. \" ,'.\ '■■,■'•'.}.■■ : " :.:■■■•■•'■ v N.Z. ReprtienlaUoa , v . , SALMOND Si SPRAGGON LTD. Feathcrston Street, Wellington BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER ;

\ "Dry'* Mustard is a sure sign of Laziness there is no other • possible explanation. There is no keeness in 'dry' mustard; I i no digestive value. | !.-.■'" "";:.'■:" : '.' : " ' VT: •>: ' ;; . ;; : : " :^__-2£":