CAUSE AND CURE OF NEURALGIA.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 690, 15 December 1909, Page 9

CAUSE AND CURE OF NEURALGIA.

The Trouble Begins With Weak Thin Blood. o Westport Woman With the Complaint, Tells How She Was Cuied. Why do so many people ha\e neuralgia' In most cases, because tne blood has become thm and weak. The nericb get all their nourishment through tho blood, and if the blood is thin it is deficient in ner\e-buildnig material, and some turni of nervous tioubus results Whin tho nt es ot the face are attnoked, the tiouble is known as neuralgia, a tingling,-;'burning,- spasmodic.pain,'.very ofteii-.agonisingi':.:';^...;-.,--.y"j- ' '■'.■;;'■'■'■ : ~~':' ■ ':'■; -.:'',:-,■"'■/' . : (To cure 'neuralgia 'one must'■ go to:tho root of- the troublo,-.: and -tone .up and, strengthen the: nerves through the blood. ..... .; . . .. MBfcauso Dr. Wjllitlms's,,-Pint Pills are a blood'; builder ivnd' nerve" tonio : they have effected, some remarkable-cures-'of Neuralgia ■'■"■ _iThe:. case, of ;■ Mrs.' Abel-.Webber, Adderley Street, ■ Westport, 'New iZealand, : is an- excellent lUustratiqn ■ of' how .they cure this complaint. She says:—".. ; ,-. ;. ' ■■■-:■,;.■, .-. ■ .;."=.;■-.' "■' -, --r ■ ' |"I- gradually;.got very ;ruh" down sbme ; time back,! asa'.had. a. great deal of work to do, though;l/am\naturally: a' strong woman. I used t.o.get attacks of neuralgia. -1 took quan- : tihes of quinine, but I did not get rid of it. Bit brbit iriy apatite failed till at last some (lays 1 d' only ";iaye a crust of biead and a.'siD of tea. - I fell, away .in flesh till my clothes only just hung on ino. ■ As to colour, I hadn't' a. scrap of it in either.face or hands. I-could only^get. through the' day by lying down half tne,time, and/then doing alittle bit of■ work after-I was rested.: I'd he awake at night for hours.:at a time. I'd. hear the clock striking the hours one after;, the other, 'and in' the -be. as tired tts;when I went to bed,: I had no life, m-me at. all. ■■■ I was sonervous.l was always glancing over my shoulder thinking .someone was following me. I usedto go; out whenever. I could for a breath of fresh air, but, I'd feel so. tired that'lSd hardly sometimes. 'Across'the'waist I/had- sinking feeling. :. I .tried jail sorts of foods -and tonics, but I cot n<, better.. I:went,to Wellington for a change, out 1 came back as bad. as ever. Then throu?h 2? ■n cqU TO"iv" oo . wh^- A opinion* of. Dr. .Williams's Pink PiUs; I gave them a a.surprising difference mine.. I feuiid myself eating quite heartily a was and 1 began to fill out awiii. ,My blood became ever so mnch richer arid my colour back; That fcehniwentright awfty.asdid also the sinking, done-Tip fee ing, ;All my old energy returned in the t most gratifymff :way. I've never been better, than lam now."- .' ■'•••.-■■■■■ .-.. :; You .ban ■ judge -the;, shopman's opinion.- of you if \\e r tries to. sell you anything else when you ask for Dr.,Williams's Pink Pills/Tho™ : just-ns-Rooel .remedies are never -offered-- iin-' less hp.thinks the: ctiMimer easy to gull The price;is per box;>ix. : bnxes, 16s. Gd ; of all ilealors, or from The: Dr. Williums's Mcdioin fi Co. of .Australasia;;: Ltd., AVelling^