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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 484, 17 April 1909, Page 9

..gwi.se andcure , ofneuralgii Nerve Pain Means Nerve Starvation* ; !Ib\v Modern, Methods"Succeer ,' }'■■■' ini Curing the Cause of the : ( Disease Instead of Treat"- ' '■'".:> h\ • ■.-■'■ ingthe Symptoms.. :. : _ Neuralgia -means simply "nervo pain," so thcro may bo great variation in tho character . aim intensity, of the pain and any nerve in the body may bo affected. ,■".' '. . : ; _ 1 hero are a number of causes of neuralgia 1 ' most common is a general run-down condition of the .physicalsystem. Tho discovery of this fact from reliable statistics led w>; the new treatment for neuralgia which . builds: up tho-general health by. tho tonio '• treatment /.and so disposes of tbo cause of the trouble.. . '•'.■. ■..'■.■ ■ , Persons reduced by acuto sickness, or by. ' sovoro mental or physical strain or by lose of sleep are frequently victims of neuralgia, and it is common in the case of those suffering from anaemia, or bloodlossucsa. This brings us very close to tho actual cause of neuralgia, which is nerve starvation. The , blood, which in normal health carries to tho , " nerves all of their nourishment, is unable to ' perform this duty satisfactorily when it is ' weak" .and impure.- buildup the blood then, and tho neuralgic pains will disappear as tho • nerves become- better nourished. Tlie tonio ireatmenf with' Dr .! Williams's Pink Pills, a- • blood-nvakmg tonic, , meets this condition most admirably, as. the cure of Mrs. Alexander : ' Morris, Lake View and Boulder Leases', Gol- V den Gate, shows :t-.-, .- . .; . "Owing to the trying weather on tho Fields • rather; run down.y;,l became subject' to attacks of/neuralgia, up ,both sides of my" faco and: through' my temples. ':■■ It always ■ camo on , at'tho samo hour of the.day, and' • often lasted for three, days at'a'■ time. My face would ache distressingly with" it. My ; appetite went n'cht-away, I couldn't boar the sight of-food. 1 got very thin, and everyone ' >■ said ill I looked, for I had, no colour in' •,"•■ my faco, only, a sallow.look and a weary ex- ' '•' pressmn. .rd,got up each morning feeling so thoroughly tired out that I dreaded to get ' ( ; - upland I'd be drowsy and heavy, while my' limbs seemed too weak to hold me. My feet '■''■' and hands, were , generally cold and clammy. " .1 d- have to- lie,' about all the time: I had : no energy or'i'wisW to do , anything. Three "■' '■".■ >oxes of Dr.'Wiliiams's Pink Pills brought '" :back my- strength. I kept on with' thorn when I found tint the first box did mo so much good. I found I could eat better, and the weariness began to go. Before I had finished tho second box tho neuralgia attacks got less, and I had a better colour. Now my health is veiy good." Tho prico is 3s. per box, G boxes 16s. 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