NEURALGIA BY THE CLOCK.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17250, 18 August 1916, Page 5

NEURALGIA BY THE CLOCK.

i It is a curious' thing about neuralgia, that its sharp stabbing pains often come on at the same hour every evening. It is not always tbo case, but many who are attacked know that when the hands of the clock get to a certain point they will begin to suffer. In many cases the patients are free from pain*during the day, but spend nights of misery, often walking the floor. Applications of heat in the form of hot water hags or salt Jura tod and wrapped in flannel will give comfort for a time. Neuralgia is caused by lack of nutrition for the nerves; in plain language starved nerves. To correct tho condition causihg neuralgia, feed tho nerves by taking a tonic. Dr Williams’ PinkPills supply the blood with the elements needed to keep the nerves in tone. Treatment of neuralgia with this medicine is highly spoken of by many who suffered at ono time. Thoy am to ho had at all dealers. “ Diseases of the Nervous System ” is a useful booklet which will he sent to any applicant ivy the Dr Williams’ Medicine Co., Wellington. 1756