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Manawatu Standard, Volume 9122, Issue 9122, 20 January 1910, Page 2

TAKE A TONIC FOR NEURALGIA.

When the Nerves are Right the Disease Disappears. + Experience Shows That This is the Correct Treatment. Neuralgia is an inflammation of the nerves of the face. It is caused sometimes by exposure; perhaps the irritation arising from a decayed tooth, but the cau6e in most cases is a rundown state of the system, under which the nerves lose that state of health which is medically known as "tone. , ' To cure neuralgia therefore the correct treatment is a nourishing diet that will build up the nerves. That Dr Williams' Pink Pills are a valuable tonic in this complaint is proved by the large number of cures they have effected. The following, is an account of a typical cure:—"When I was younger, I used to go out in all weathers, and I blame this first for my health giving way," said Mrs F. W. Burn, 31, St. Vincent Street, Nelson. Neuralgia was always troubling me. It was particularly bad in the left side of my face. I was hardly ever free from the nagging, burning pains, and sometimes I hardly knew how to bear them. I had left school then. My appetite was always very small, but it began to get less and less till at last I had to be fairly coaxed to eat anything. I only cared for acid and sour things such as lemons and pickles. I had no colour, my lips and hands and cheeks were pale and my hands and feet were always cold, even in summer. At times my skin was very clammy. A sudden noise would set my head aching violently. Sharp pains would dart across my temples and press down on my eyes till I could Jiardly see, and these attacks would last the greater part of the day. While my head ached I'd always have ringing noises going through my brain. I was particularly nervous, the least thing would startle me and set my heart thumping, and a short walk would occasionally set it beating quickly. I could hardly etoop or bend forward without my'back aching. At times I'd ache all over. My eyes had dark rings round them. I only slept at night in fits and starts, and would wake lip quite weary beside feeling low-spirited alt day. I'd have to rest during the day, as I couldn't keep always on the go with housework. " I'd feel so fagged out. If I cut my finger hardly any blood would run, only a watery thin fluid and not much of that. I seemed to have hardly any blood in me. I was also extremely thin and debilitated. I went on in this way for years. Some- j times I'd feel a little better, but I always fell back again in health and became thoroughly wretched. But on trying Dr Williams' Pink Pills I found them to agree with me from the first, and in time they completely built my health up. I found my appetite improving a little, and I viewed a meal table with less dislike. As I began to eat better my health elowly began to return, and I felt my blood getting much richer: Then as I kept on day by day I got a bit stronger. I showed improvement in my face. Some colour came to my lips, I lost.the dark circles round my eyes, and the neuralgic pains eased off,,and I found my headaches getting less severe. In time every ache and pain passed out of my system, till at last I was thoroughly cured." The price is 3s per box, 6 boxes 16s 6d, and if you have trouble getting them, eend a postal* note for the amount to the Dr Wijliams' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington, and they will, be sent post free by return mail .

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