NEURALGIA.

Evening Post, Volume LXVI, Issue 16, 18 July 1903, Page 15

NEURALGIA.

In Linwood, Christchurch, it is well known that Miss E. M. Gardner was tortured by Neuralgia almost beyond human endurance until she drove the disease out of her nervous system with Dr. William?' Pink' Pills for Pale People. " Why," eaid Miss Gardner, " the pains sometimes drove me nearly mad. Most people have Neuralgia only in the face and head, but the sharp spasms of agony shot through my legs and arms, and tore along my spine. I often thought my poor head would split with headaches. My limbs, too, swelled up, showing how impure my blood was. Night after night I got no sleep. Along the course of my tortured nerves my flesh was sore and tender. The slightest touch made me jump. I knew that external remedies could not cure Neuralgia and common tonics did little good. Then, at last, I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for P,ale People. One box started the cure, by enriching my blood and bracing my nerves. The pains lessened,, the swellings went down, and I felt stronger. Twelve boxes completely and permanently cured me. I never have a twinge of Neuralgia now, and I eat and sleep well. Thanks entirely to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, I have gained equally in weight, in energy, and in general appearance."

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