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Wairarapa Age, 23 May 1928, Page 7

STABBING NEURALGIC FAINS. Neuralgia is very prevalent among people with nervous tendencies, or who are run down in health. The chief, and often only symptom, is stabbing or darting pain, preceded by a tingling feeling of numbness. The least movement or touch of the affected area genorally intensifies the agony. There are many causes of neuralgia but the most common is a general fun p~ n ti,“ nd neTVy - condition of health, this reason it is usually associated , foil ‘* ws ’ anaemia, malaria, influenza, rheumatism and other weakening diseases. Exposure to cold is a frequent cause of an attack. Neuralgia is a warning that the nerves are being starved. The blood, which car ries nourishment to the nerves, is unable to perform this vital duty when it is weak and deficient. * To banish neuralgia, your nerves and V th , ™t be bum up 1 blood and nerve tonic, such as Dr Pin ,f ? illB ’ Wil) accomplish this. These pills have been particularly successful in tho treatment of this painful affection, because they create rich, rod blood, which feeds thVnX es .T, So , gn '" ! roedom from neuralgia with now h6 (>f 0 n . Williams ’ Pink PiUs now Of all chemists and storekeepers 3/- bottle—nothing else will do.* ’