TORTURED AND CRIPPLED BY SCIATICA.
THIS .MAX SUFFERED AGONY FOR THREE YEAR'S.
CURED BY TREATMENT THAT RESTORED HIS NERVES To THEIR PROPER CONDITION.
Jo cure Sciatica and its torturing shooting pains, treatment to restore the nerves to their proper state of iono is required. -Medical men agree that Sciatica is i nervous disorder. It mav be caused 'by an injury or blow to the "Sciatic nerve, but often occurs in a run-down, nervous condition. Thero arc on record a great inanv [cures of Sciatica by Dr. Williams' Pink Fills. They are a blood-making medicine, and direct nerve tonic, and their use in scores of cases of Sciatica lias moved that they restore the nerves to their proper state of tone, and banish the complaint. After Buffering severely with Sciatica for three years. Mr. Kdward" West, who lives in Henalla, Victoria, at the corner of Smytho and McKellar Streets, was cured by these pills.. Mr. West made the following statement to a reporter: "I was droving and sleeping out. and the exposure at last told on me; a pain gradually came in the right hip. I thought af first it was Rheumatics. It grew worse and worse, till at last 1 was just in agonv. For weeks and weeks I would have to give up work. Then (lie complaint might lull i trifle, but the least change of weather laid me up a ? am. All the right lo" from the hip to the ankle was affected, Occasionally I was rubbed with weak turps, or had flannels sprinkled with them put on. I would have | tho leg blistered from hip to calf, and the l skin was painted with iodine, but nothin" | gave me lasting relief. Tho leg was so bad that I could barely feel the hottest flannels -Many a time I could not get in or out of I nod by myself, and when there I would lie quite unable to move, and racked with pain It was impossible for me to close my eyes till the paroxysms eased a little. Knife-like thrusts would dart through the verv bones themselves I did not want anvone to speak to me, or bother me. 1 dreaded nightfall as 1 always felt worse. I would have to give up sometimes, and I would groan with the agony; it was enough to make any man l however hardy, yell out bomo times as I did Seme days I would snuggle out to work' and if it were a fine dav I might work a b't of the pain off, and feel easier for the time being, but when knock-off time came it was a painful job to hobble home. The log felt stiff, and I could not put the full weight of tho body on the heel. My mate would often give me a hand's turn with mv work; they could see how crippled I was". 1 would often have to knock off work and get home and perhaps then I would be sitting about the house for davs or week* " n «V- t ?| go out. One doctor injected Morphia into the calf to try ami ease me J tried various remedies, but t.hev did me no good. After reading a little ~pan nldet through I as so convinced that >,- \y ] lams' Pink Pills would do me poor! that I tola my son to go and buy mo a coup "of &**{«[ a trial. He laughed at th" Sea but I said I would crawl out myself if he rtidnt go I was m bed at «>« time laid [up. The wo boxes acted wonderfully. B? the time the fourth box was through I fell ht for anything, and I could have jumped over the house. I went back'to work '"red man. and I've kept free from cktica ever since- I would never fee] the dnv's I work a all; I might be work in water and wet to the skin, or out in I storm it made no difference. Mv °«™ «•.' I pr«d at the change in lw ' k « »»d health and kept asking me the reason." ' rhe price of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is •as per box. six boxes 16s 6-1 .id if |W trouble in getting 'them *e,d"a 'L 7al Koto for the amount to tl, o Dr. Wil am J Medicine Co. of Australasia ltd \v \r ! «... and they will be sent nost free bvT turn mail. - " "■> 'C-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14926, 26 February 1912, Page 4
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735TORTURED AND CRIPPLED BY SCIATICA. New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14926, 26 February 1912, Page 4
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