NEURALGIA.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 150, 17 July 1903, Page 1

NEURALGIA.

. j In Linwood, Clmstchurch, it is \ well-known that Miss E. M, Gard- ; | ncr was tortured" by Neuralgia al- • I most beyond human endurance un- ' til she drove the disease out of her nervous system with Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. ] "Why," said Miss Gardner, " the pains sometimes drove me nearly , mad. Most people have Nuuralgig . I only in the face and head, but the I sharp spasms of agony shot through my legs and arms, and tore along 1113 spine. I often thought my poor head would split with headaches. My limbs, too, swelled up, show ing how impure my blood was. Night after night I got no sleep. Along the courae 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. Thon. at last, I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. One box started the cure, by enriching my blood and bracing 1113. nerves. The pains lessoned, the swellings went down, and I felt stronger. Twelve boxes compU'lNy pvi\ permanently cured me. 1 fii'ver luive a twinge of Ncu ralgia now, and I eat rind sleep well. Thanks entirely to Dr Williams' Pink Pills, I have gained equally in weight, in energy and in general appearance."