NEURALGIA.

Evening Star, Issue 11858, 11 April 1903, Page 8

NEURALGIA.

t ’b«. lon f- hot, weary, wearing summer has thinned your blood and shattered your nerves, then comes agonising neuralgia wdh the first touch of cold. Dr Williams's pmR pills actually make new blood, soothe the nerves,, and strengthen the spine—and that is why they are the one sure, sciaitific cure tor neuralgia. “ My nervous system was utterly unstrung " says Miss Gardner, of 74 Tuam street, Imwo°d, Christchurch. “The poorness of mr blood and general weakness all tended to me worse. Any sudden noise startled me. At last my jangled nerves broke down with the sharp, shooting pains of neuralgia that c * art ®d through my spine, head, legs, and arms. The agony down the backbone was intense. It seemed as if long, red-hot spikes were being continually passed through and through my spinal column. My limbs swelled terribly. I could neither eat nor sleep. The want of blood and rest brought on heart palpitation, and the least little exertion sent my heart hammering and beating until it felt like the fluttering of wings inside me. I continued faint and weak, and suffered awful agonies from the neuralgia until I used Dr Williams’s pink pills for pale people. They are simply a marvellous nerve tonic. The first box started to enrich my blood and soothe my nerves. The pain lessened greatly. Two more boxes almost cured me. Further perseverance with them made me the strong, happy, healthy woman lam to-day. Neuralgia never troubles me now—even in the coldest wind and wet—for my blood has been thoroughly enriched and my nerves completely braced up by Dr Williams’s pink pills.” Or Williams’s Pinl( Pills. —[Advt.]