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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14110, 12 July 1909, Page 3

SCIATICA'S SHARP SHOOTING PAINS. ' • THE TROUBLE IS IN THE SCIATIC* , NERVE. TO CURE,, RESTORE THE RUN DOWN NERVES —THIS MAN CURED • . IN THIS WAY. Sciatica with its dreaded 'sharp shooting pains in the thigh and legs; pains like rod-,;;.' hot needles in tender flesh, is a nervous disH , order. * The trouble is in the sciatic - nerve; It begins when the nerves are run ' down' and out of tone. Nerves become run down; when the blood becomes 100 thin; they do not get a proper amount of nourishments-.. Therefore, to - euro Sciatica " build up the , - blood; the impoverished nerves are fed, = and the Sciatic pains disappear.-.' Absolute, ; rest is the best aid to proper medical treat-'. , ment. - - .. . .vC ■ ' So many severe cases of Sciatica "• have been cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills■■ that every sufferer is -justified in giving: the treatment a thorough trial. * A recent euro h is that of Mr. Arthur Ernest , White,- s+, : RoschilUstreet, Redfern, Sydney. "I was ailing for about four months off.. and on with Sciatica," said " Mr. ' White. "I got a chill at my work, and it brought; on .a severe pain in my back, just across : the loins. It -would ease off ; during . the day after I had a little exercise, but it was bad at night time. I * could hardly, close my eyes."' I'd be twisting and ''turn- ; ing all ways to try and get some relief- ; - It was like a toothache with the constant, v nagging, gnawing pain. The skin would' : be very red and tender. I rubbed myself with liniments, but found- them no good.The pain extended down the side of my left leg and s the back of my thigh. For about an hour after I'd get . out of bed ,1 could only limp about. It would;.;start about five each night, and last jfor hours. I'd always -bo worse when warm in bed. tl • couldn't bend my "back'without the , pain catching me like a knife. The pain only seemed to settle deeper as time went on. At last, on a friend's advice, I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. ';;I" felt a shade of ease with the first box, and so I got another, and then I really began to feel distinct benefit. My back began to get supple again. I could bend down with less difficulty. I was working on .the railway line at ; Belmore then. By; the time I had finished the third box I was better, still. The pains had lessened so much that I could ; sleep quite easily. The darting spasms of pain down my leg went away, as did the . stiffness on rising. I took two more , boxes, and they finally drove away every sign of the Sciatica, and now I'm as supple as ever." ♦ * _ * - 4'"i. >>*.. ' Insist on getting Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They are sold by most chemists and storekeepers, or if not locallv obtainable' 4 . will be sent direct by the Dr- Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd." Wellington, for 3s per box, six boxes 16s 6d..

Tlic following list Of new books has been added to the Auckland Free Public Library:—Boys: "The Goldsmith of Chepe" (T Bevan), "Runners of Contraband" ('J'. Bevan), "How Canada Was Won" (Captain Brcreton), " Creitures of tho Sea" (F. T. . Bullcn), "Never Beaten" \E. H. Burragc), "Rivals and Chums"- (Carr), "Under tho v Chilian Flag" (Collingwood), " Bending of a Twig" (Coke), " Wolf Patrol" (Finnomore), "Lost Column" (C. Gibson), " Stirring Sea Fights" (Haddon), "The Fighting Line" (Lyall), "From Slum to Quarter 1 Deck''.; (Stables). Girls: "Slim Princess" ' (Ade), "Mistletoe and Olive" (Boole), "Arraadin" (Bowkcr). "Stories of Great Public Schools" (Bradford), "Miss Nettie's Girls" (Evelyn); " Winning of i Iris - Newcombe" (Green), "Jewish Fairy Tales" (Aunt Naomi), "Sea Shore Shown to. Children" (Kclnian), : / Daughter =of the Dominion" (Marchant), Ministering Children" (Charlesworth), " What Kitty Did at School", (Ooolidge), "-V Day at the Zoo." r General literature:, "English Heraldry" (C. Boutell), " Short ' History of Scotland" (Professor .. P. H. Brown), "The Salon" (H. Clergue), "Links in My Life on Land and Sea" (Gambler), "Book ot Fun Culture" (A. Hemsley), "Dalmatia" (M. , Holbach). "Hindustan Under Free , Lances" (H. G- • Iveene), ■ " Studies in Eastern History" (L. W. King), . "The Greatest Life" (Professor G. Leighton), " International Problems and Hague* Conferences" (T. J. Lawrence), "A Soldier of tho Legiou" (G. Morn in gton), "Reminiscences of . Lady Dorothy Nevill," " Manual of . Roac! . Construction and Main- \ tenance" (Major K. Paul). "7 ho Hindu at .•;$ Homo" (3. E. Padfield),' "Some Old 'Devon' Churches" (J.; Stabb), " Sonnenschine's Dic- -Jc.v tionary of French Quotations," En Routo" (R. Trevor), 1 "Memoir by His Wife" . (Lord• ?• Wantage), and "Washed by Four Seas" 111. C. Woods). ' 1 .-: ; - : v rt. . ;