MAO WITH NEURALGIA.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 180, 29 July 1904, Page 3

MAO WITH NEURALGIA.

THEN CURED FOR GOOD BY DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS.

c Did you ever dance with pain?" Mr \lex. Bennie, of Kaitangata, asked a Christchurch "Press" contributor the other day. "If you haven't you never :uffered the fiendish pain that I liave| [ simply couldn't stay still and bear the h orture. Often I have pranced about, like wild, nearly mad with with Neuralgia."

No one knows how sharp and piercing pain can be till they have bad Neurtlgia. Yet it is a simple disease—or rather a simple sign of watery blood. "Neuralgia," as an eminent doctor late ly said, 'is the cry of the nerves for food." Good blood is the food of the nervee and of every other organ in the \>ody—and that is just the reason why Veuralgia is cured so surely by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. They actually make new blood. Every dose sends racing through the Veins plenty of pure, rich, red blood—bracing up the nervee, stimulating the ippetite, bracing the strength and bringing healing and health to every nook and corner of the body. If you are rundown, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the one thing that can build you up—and you never see a strong, full-blooded man or woman suffering from Neuralgia. 'My blood was in a bad state," Mr Bennin went on to say, "and I was always exposed to cold and wet and rough living. Before long I got in a bad state of health —and then my nerves broke down. Suddenly a sharp stab oi pain would shoot through my face, and set every nerve in •my head on edge. My nerves were so t*?nder and inflamed that every twinge of Neuralgia made mc squirm in agony. '•I was nearly out of ray mind wilb pain when the doctor told mc to ha\e some teeth out. I did—but it rriade n.e ten timee worse. After that the leaut movement of my jaws started the fiendr ish pain going. All night long I lay groaning and pressing my hot throl>bing cheeks against the pillow. I used liniments—but, of course, they couldn't possibly touch the blood or nerves. Nothing did mc the least good till I took Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People.

"At first Dr. Williams 5 Pink Pills didn't seem to be any better than common medicine," Mr Bennie continued. "They braced mc up a bit and certainly gave mc a marvellous appetite —but the Neuralgia seemed as bad as ever. However, I had made up my mind to give them a fair trial —and I knew it wasn't a fair thing to expect a medicine like Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to work a miracle after three or four boxes. But, by that time, the pain had begun to ease up. I started to sleep like a top at night, and my nerves grew strong and steads'. I could feel every dose of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills building mc up with new, rich, red blood. By the time I had finished six boxe3, every sign of Neuralgia was gone. That, was several years ago, and. I have never had a twinge of pain since—so Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cured mc for good." Mr Bennies case is only one of hundreds. Among your own neighbours you will find eases just as wonderful in which Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have struck at the root of other blood diseases like anaemia, indigestion, rheumatism, sciatica, backache, kidney disease, liver complaint, headaches and the special secret sufferings of growing girls and women when the regularity of their bloodsupply is. deranged. Remember Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do not act on the bowels. They do one thing only, but chey do it well—they actually make new blood. If you are not sure whether your special trouble is caused by bad blood or not, write for free medical advice to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington. From the same address you can order the genuine N.Z. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills by mail—3/- a box; six boxes 16/6, post free. Always in boxes —never in bottles.