NERVES ON FIRE WITH NEURALGIA. • This 7 Case Resisted all Kinds of Treatment, ♦ Until the Nerves Were Restored by Dr. Williams* Pink.Pills. When Mrs Esther Bullock, Walker-st., Waihi, N.Z., was suffering agony with nenralgia, she found that rubbing the face end applying rarions applications didn't •£o -a- bit- of good. This treatment couldn't be expected to, as neuralgia is caused by weak run-down nerves. Liniments and poultices couldn't possibly build up the nerves. When she tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which hare a reputation for being such a splendid nerve tonic, Mrs Bulloci found prompt relief, and was finally .entirely cured. She gave the following account of her 1!1 ness to a reporter. "I suffered most acutely for several yenrs en and off from Neuralgia. I would be attacked without warning. I'd go to bed quite well and wake up suffering dreadfully. An attack might last for days or even weeks. I'd often be so bad I'd be helpless. Housework simply had to go. The pain was worse in the right temple, but It would attack each side of the temples in turn, and also the corners of the eyes. I'd try hot cloths and wet cloths, but there , was no relief. I'd often take two neuralgia powders at a time to get a little ease. My head felt as if it were on flre. I fouldn't bear any noise or have the children speak to mc, I'd be so wretched and Irritable. At first the attacks only came on twice a year, but they increased and I'd get them every month, or two montihs. I'd try hot vinegar, hot salt, any mortal thintj that I thought might ease mc. I nsed to Buffer agonies If a door slammed. My sister would often come In at two o'clock and not a hand's turn would have been done about the house. I went to the doctor, and he said I was anaemic. I hod tonics," but got no benefit. Then a friend told mc about Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and I tried them. After I'd taken the first bos the -Neuralgia wore off, and for four solid months I was free from it. Then "I was attacked again, but not severely. 1 1 took~~an.other bos with similar good ef- ~_ fects; and two more after that, and with box the attacks lessened. I have not had a trace of it since I finished the last box, and now I am In capital health in every way. I shall always be glad to very ■trohgly recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." " Remember, only the genuine Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure. Don't be gulled into taking something said to be Just as good. Of all dealers at 3/ per box, 6 boxes 16/6, or from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington. The company holding the Parapara iron deposit leases is displaying considerable activity since the holidays in the development of their extensive properties in this •county (writes the Collingwood correspondent of the "Nelson Colonist"). Important meetings of directors have been held in thristchurcti recently. Messrs. CKarles Alortoh and "Grigg have been appointed to go to America and Englnad in the company's interests and for the purpose of raising capital for the erection ' of plant, etc., at Parapara and elsewhere. . These gentlemen leave the Dominion early in February, and hope to have negotia- __ tions completed inside of four or five • Hienths.- In order to fortify previous expert opinions as to the value and poten- ' tfalitiesof their properties, the company engaged Mr. J. Hayes, mining engineer, and late Engineer-in-Chief for the New Zealand Government, to make a thorough - inspection of the holdings in this county. Mr. Hayes has been here over a week, and has spent his time in exhaustive examinations of the Parapara iron ore and the Mataura coal measures, besides gathering information in respect of the Boulder Lake water power. "Brett's Aimansc" for 1910 Ts now published.- Price, I/; postage, additional, 3id. From all booksellers and the "Str.r" Office.——'- —— Hat fit guaranteed. We have an instrument that can make our hard felt hatssuit any shape of head. Try it. Geo. Fowlds.— (Ad.) WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS. Purchase only bottles with wrappers intact. EXPERIENCE TEACHES that nothln* is so efficient for ensuring personal cleanliness md the health and beauty of * '..-. 1 the skin as PEAKS , This Is incontestably proved by tie experience of 120 years, ami the testimony of six generations -of celebrated beauties.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 32, 7 February 1910, Page 8
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