LIFE A MISERY WITH NEURALGIA.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 140, 12 June 1908, Page 6

LIFE A MISERY WITH NEURALGIA.

Wellington Woman a Martyr. Nerves terribly upset. Wliole Health a Wreck. Cured by DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. No one knows bow sharp and piercing pain can be till they have had Neuralgia. Yet it is a simple disease —or, rather a simple sign of watery blood. It has been wisely said by an eminent doctor that "NeuI ralgla is the cry of the nerves for food." Good blood is the food of the nerves and of every other organ in the body—and that is the reason why Neuralgia is cured so surely by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They make new blood that feeds and soothes unstrung irritable nerves. If you are run down Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the one medicine that can build you up. Remember that It is the people who are pale, weak and ailing, ailing for lack of blood, that get Neuralgia. Here is just one Instance: — '•I began to get very 111 with poorness of blood and then Neuralgia started," said Mrs. Emma Rutledge, 23, Edinburgh-terrace, Berampore, Wellington, N.Z. "I was horribly pale, and my face always looked drawn. My lips and gums were bloodless and dark rings came under my eyes. I had no appetite, and never felt inclined for eating. When I did eat anything it laid on my chest In a hard lump. I was always sleepless, and for weeks at a time I would not get a really good night's rest When I went to bed I tossed from side to side trying to drop off to sleep. Then towards the early hours of morning I dozed off, and woke up more tired than when I went to bed. "I never felt mucb like doing anything. I could not walk far or climb stairs without getting very mucb exhausted and gasped for breath. Then my heart fluttered and bumped as if it would burst. I used to get awful attacks of Neuralgia. They used to keep working up until the pain was almost unendurable. The sharp stabbing burning pain used to shoot all over my face. I was very nervous, and the smallest thing was enough to put mc all of a tremble. I went to a doctor, but his medicine did not do mc any good at all, so I took Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. An old friend advised mc to try them, and after the flrst box I noticed a big improvement In mc. Four boxes put mc into splendid health, and ever ;-since I have not had any cause to complain of being ill in any shape or form."

Yon must insist on getting the same kind as cured Mrs. Rutledge. Sold by retailers and the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., WdUnrton, at »/ a v,,,, 0 r six boxes l«/ 6 poet ,waj