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Timaru Herald, Volume C, Issue 15302, 23 March 1914, Page 5

DON'T DRUG FOR HEADACHE

A Dangerous Practice that has Bad Results. Sufferers choulci try -to Ctare the Cause as this Patmerston North Waman did —Her tribute to Dr Williams' Pink Pills. TL.3 taking of drugs for headaches unae.mines die liealtu e-f sco.-es of women and not a few men. The- paeti"e is condemned by all medical men. The drugs uisuady orfered do not nire Lead, merely deaden the pain. In a short time the patient finds it necessary to take a larger dose to get the tame result and so tne harm increases. Headaches, ae really a .symptom 0 f some other trouble, and the aim should be to remedy the cause; the cause removed, the headache will go of its own account. Perfectly well people i.ever hate headaches. They are common symptoms of people who are Anaemic, (sometimes they are a feature of stom-* ach trouble,; cr when the nerves become run down. When these are the causes, the headaches usually disappear when the system is toned and built up bv a course of Dr Williams' Pink Pills. These pills go behind the headaches and eliminate the cause. They' are both'a blood builder and nerve tonic, and hundreds of Australians have found that headaches have no place in the new health they impart. ■ This, Ealmeston North woman, Mrs Geo. P. Jarrett, of 257 Main Street East, found them exactly what she needed when she suffered from prostrating headaches- Mrs Jarrett, who for many years was a well-known trained nurse said:— ■.'■"' "I was out cf sorts some time hack and was subject to the most violent headaches, - in the temples ' that would prostrate me for days with the pulsating and beating, feqm.e days T had r.o energy. I did not Want to be bothered with anything; all the strength woild go out of nip, and I had no appetite for my meals. My skin turned quite sillow. I would get frightfully dizzy when I bent forward; the room Seemed to move up and down and when I recovered myself my head fMt as if the tc-p was being lifted off. I would g_3t twinges of BlieumatJsm in my joints-now and then. My ..muscles wcu'd ache and ray shouldes, wrists and elbows would be so stiff. It was so painful to move, my arms at times; the twinges would come and go and bj vc-rv painful.- My nerves some days would be easily aipset, and my,back pcbsd in the smalL pi: it. I get very low-spirit'd and felt' thoroughly out "of forts. I tried raanv remedies in vain but a trial of TWWilliam*' Pink Pills proved very satisfactory. I liaye not felt the headaches since, the rheumatism has gone, and my general health has wonde'fullv impiTved." > Dr AVJliams' Pink Pills for Pal2 People enrich., th-3 blood supply nnd so and fortify feeble nerves. '.That is wiry. ifay a v e always- curinp- NeuralgiV.. St.. Vitus' Dano. -General Muscular Weakness, Anaem'a, Nervous Dyspepsia, and. the moref.?>riou.'s Nervous Disorders. Obcf all dealer?,' or post free from Dr Williams' Medicine'CW. rf Airtr-la. s'a. T -td.. Wellipdton: 'pv,'.o fi 3 3 r e V b"r or 16s;6d-.ffv- six box&s. But no -fly substitutes will do. y o u must have Dr Wilh?\rov PivkPil?, -.-.-■ -...;;.-., -.,"•: ----- ;•■ : r -." ; r , -