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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14210, 26 May 1910, Page 3

CMMliloPiE OF SCIATICA.

o _ A Seymour M?n's Experience: cf Var.cm Treatment, o Because Sciatica is a disease of the Sciatic nerve, it has been found that tiie best treatment ,s one that tviids to put tue whole nervous svi.steni in a strung iiealthy condition. Blisters and injections are sometimes used to ease tiie sharp snooting lightning pains in tins hips and legs, but tins treatment is not regarded 111 any sense as a cure, i A cure can only be obtained by looking t;> tlie cause oi tiie complaint and restoring the nerves to their proper state of tone. In audition to the tunic treatment, resting the hmbs in bed or on a couch as much as possible helus in a cure. -Mr. "William Patterson, of Emilv Btreet, Seymour, Victoria ,had a bail attack of beiatiea, and declares that ur Williams' Pink Pills cured him and nothing else. This is because they are a bloud builder and nerve the 1 neu- blood they make, nourishing tiie £ jrrjtiited inflamed nerve, thus comj pietely removing the cause of the complaint and making a permanent cure, "Some time back I was employed fencing at a place called Glenotira, about eighteen miles from Seymour," said Mr. Patterson to a. reporter, "when I was suddenly attacked- by sciatica. It was so bad I had to get another man to take my place. In about a week I was unable to walk about. The pain increased in severity and used to keep moving right up to .my hip. About three or four in the morning it; used to get very bad. The Sciatic nerve in my left leg got very tender to the touch. At times I could not move my_ leg. The rain in the back of the thigh was fearful. It was as if red hot ntiedles were being pushed . into my sinews, i consulted tlie doctor mid he said I was Buffering from a very bad attack of Sciatica, I tried liniments but they did me no good. I was in a very bad state, unable to walk or work when my brother Henry V/told me of someone that he knew who Tiy'd sufficed something like myself hein£ cured by J)r. Williams' Pink Pills. T only tod glad to try anything that wffp likely to give iru- ease from my The first box didn't seem to do we much good, but 1 oo>\--tinned their use-until I had used abont six boxes and then I was able to go to work arnin and havt. had no relapse since. .My occupation ig s-uch that if the pills' had not completely cured me IT am sure' 1 would have had a relapse." When you want J)r. Williams' Pink Pills lie put on" with anvthing else srnd to be just as goofl. If you have troub'e in* getting tlmni send direct to the TV. Williams' Medicine O. of A\;strn]a=>\. Ltd.. Wellington, who w ; ll send them hy return, ry\«;t free, 3s for one box, six boxes lGs Gd.