CAUSE AND CURE OF SCIATICA.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13742, 25 May 1910, Page 4

CAUSE AND CURE OF SCIATICA.

A Seymour Man's Experience cf Var.om Treatments.

Because Sciatic* is » dispute of the Sci«tio r.erve. it-has boon found that tho bpst treatment is one that tends to put thn whole nervous «ystcm ir. n rtrong henithy condition. Blisters and injection* nrp pometimos used to cAFe the sharp shontin? lightiiinp paine in the hips and Iry.=, but this treatment if not rej;ard«l in any sense as a cure. A cure can only be obtained by lookir.s; to the cause of the complaint nnd the nerves to their proper state of tene. In addition to the tonic treatment, resting the limbs in bed or on a couch as much as possible helps in a cure.

Mr William Patterson, of Kmilr street. Seymour, Victoria, had a bed attack of Sciatica, and d-ec.'ares that Dr. AViliiiimn' Pink Pills cured him tind iiothiu;? ejs-e. This is because they are v blood builder nnd nerve tonic, the new b'.ood they make, nourishing the irriistc-d ir.flamcd nerve, thus completely removing the cuu?e of the complaint and making a permanent cure. " Some time back I was employed fencing at a place culled G'enourn, about 18 miles from Seymour," *aid Mr Patterson to a reporter, " when I w»s suddenly attacked by sciatica. It was so bad I had to Ret another man to take my place. In about v week 1 was unable to walk about. The pain increased in severity, and usnd to keep moving up to my hip. About three or four in the morning it used to set very bad. Tho Sciatic nerve in mv left lesr |TOt very tender to the touch. At times I could not move, my !c2. Tho pnin in the ba«k of the thigh wiw fearful. It was ac if rod liot necdlce were beins- pushed into my Bincwe. I consulted tbp doctor, and he Raid I was suffering from s> veTy bad attack of Sciatice. I tried liniments, but they did mc no good.' I was in n very bad state, unable to walk or work when my brother Henry to!d mc of fomcone that ho knew who had suffered Romethinjr like lnvseif, heinf; cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I was only too glad to try anything that was likely to <m'e mc ease from my sufferings. The first Ijox didn't seem to do mc much Rood, but I continued their une until I had used about six hoxe*, and then I w»« ah!e to ro to work again <vnd have Imd no relapse since. My occupation is such that if the pills had not completely cured mc I am sure I would have had a relapse."

When yon w-ant Ot. 'WilH.n.mV Pink Pills don't bo put ofl with anything else said to bo just as good. If you have trouble in senilis them Rend direct, to the- Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia. Ltd.. Wellington, who will send them by return, poet free, 3a for one box, fix boxes 16s 6d. 4