MAD WITH NEURALGIA.

Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 101, 26 October 1904, Page 2

MAD WITH NEURALGIA.

ANOTHER GREAT BLOOD CURE BY DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. "No one knows how. sharp and piercing pain can be till they've had Neuralgia," paid Mr. Alex. Bennie, of Kaitangata, Otago. "It drove me nearly mad. Often I fairly danced with pain^ Nothing could soothe my burning, throbbing 'nerves except Dr. Williams' Pink PHIb for Pale People. They soon set me right by building up my whole system, and givijig me strong, steady nerves. " Neuralgia is really a simple sign of watsry blood. You never see a strong, full-blooded man or woman suffering from Neuralgia. Nine times iut of ten the people witli .NcuralgM are pale, thin, weak, and ailing. That is because J their blood is tv?sk ;md watery. There is no strength in the system— and then the delicate nerves break down. New , pure, rich, red blood is .the only possible cure, and Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the only thing that cati actually make new blood. That is the secret* of what they did for Alex. Bennie, of Kuitangata. "The pain'l suffered was something awful," Mr. Beimit explained. "At first 1 put it down to rough living in the cold and w-et. I believe now my blood was ail to blame. . Suddenly a sharp stab of pain would shoot through my face, and set every nerve in my head on edge. I was so bad that I' even had tome ot my teeth out — but the pain was ten times worse afterwards. x All night long I lay groaning and pressing my hot, throbbing cheeks against the pillow. Liniments only seemed to make my face more tender. They could not possibly get down to the root of the pain. "In fact, nothing did me the least good till I took Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People," continued Mr. Bennie. "At first I thought they, too, would fail. They gave me a bit of an appetite, but seemed to liave no effect on my tenible paiu. However, 1 made up my mind to give them a fair trial. I couldn't expect two or three boxes to work miracles. Still they started to build me up, and made me feel a new man. By the time I had taken four boxes, the pain was a lot easier. I began to get a decent sleep at night. After six boxes, my nerves were sound and steady, and every trace of Neuralgia gone. That was several years ago, and I have never had a twinge of pain sinee — so Dr. Williams Pink Pills have cured mo for good." Among your own neighbours you will find casea just as wonderful as that ot Mr. Bennie. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cured his Neuralgia, because they struck straight at the root of the trouble. They do the same with all other di&easeb, like anaemia, indigestion, rheumatism, sciatica, backache, kidney disease, hvei complaint, headaches, and the special secret •sufferings of growing girls and women when the regularity of their blood-supply is deranged. Remember Dr. Williams Pink Pills do not act op the bowels. They do one thing only, but they do it well — they actually make new blood. If you are not sure whether your special trouble is caused by bad bloor' or not, write for free medical advice to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington. From the same address you can order the genuine N.Z. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills by mail, 3s a box, six boxes 16s 6d, post free. Always in boxes — never in bottles. Post free on application a handsome booklet, entitled "Wragge on Weather, 1 ' containing si^ecinl forecasts for 1903-4, by Clement L. Wragge, F.R.G.S., the famous meteorologist. — Advfc.