That Fiendish Pain Neuralgia. Neuralgia appears in a variety of forms. It is not in itself a dangerous* disease, but it is a terribly wear-ing-out and insufferable trouble. . The jyam is acute, often a gnawing, restless pain, which deprives one of rest and sleep, spoils the . temper, and makes life almost unendurable. The immediate cause of neuralgia, when it is not associated with bad teeth, is poor condition of body and blood. The system 'is run down, and requires toning U P" l \ The first thing the sufferer clamours for is relief from pain—a course of Marshall's Fospberine gives this. It contains soluble phosphorus, making it a powerful nerve and brain food. Marshall's- Fospberine is a proved and popular remedy for all nerve troubles. It is sold in 1/- and 2/6' bottles (the 2/6 size equals four 1/- battles). Sold is sonare cartons by all Chemists and Grocers. Be sure you get Marshall's. Refuse substitutes. 8 Canterbury Representatives— T AIT HAGKIE COMPANY, LTD., Bedford Row, Cliristchuruli,,
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Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16229, 27 March 1917, Page 4
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