That's Neuralgia.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2143, 8 May 1914, Page 3

That's Neuralgia.

Sharp Shooting Pains in the Side of the Face* Generally Caused by a run ejewn Condition of Health—Has been Cured in repeated Instances by Dr- Williams' Pink Piiis. Neuralgia is a naiile applied to "Nerve Pain. It comes on when tho nerves Have become weak and run down. Almost anyone who sulfera the acute stabbing pains of Neuralgia will notice that her general health is rim down. Anaemia provides the condition in which Neuralgia thrives. The. nerves get their nourishment from the blood, and tho blood heing weak and improverisjiei!, the nerves quickly lose their tote- Then nervous troubles begin. To euro th» trouble one must begin tit the beginning Hot applications may help tr. ea.<* the pain and soothe the suffefev, but a wal cure cannot be established mii.il the blood is built up and the general health improved. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ciui bn strongly recommended .for Neuralgia/ They actually make tho good red blood needed to keep the nerves in tone and to impart robust health to the whole system. This Brisbane woman found them just what sho needed .when slio was ran down am! suffering from Neuralgia. J[rs. Ada Harries lives at 91 Thomas Street, Kangario Point, Brisbane, and when interviewed by a reporter, shu said:— "Jfy health broke down some time figo. By degrees my nerves became, so weak and unstrung that I often passed sleepless nights, and frequently in dojpfiration I had to get up and pace the iioor until daybreak. Then I fcgati to have bad attacks of Neuralgia on both sides of the jaw, with such sheeting, piercing pains that left the faco gentler. ] would hardly know what to do with it, and would simply hold my head in my hands, for the pain seemed to be darting into my'brain.' j\ly appetite left, me'ami I could not fancy the nicest dish. li' I took a little, a lump would settle in my chest as if it were fixed three for good. Every bit of strength "left rue. I would pass tho day feeling so lew and melancholy that I would pray for absolute solitude. I "ot so thin and. wasted my clothes would just hang on me. I/istracting headaches canio on a c if my head was full of whirring machinery, I often had.to spend a week in bed taking no notice of anyone. 1 would stumble witji exhaustion if I only walked'a few yards, so for that reason you could not coax me out of the house. The doctor would pull down by 'eyelids, but never saw any colour. I read an article about Br. Williams' Pink Pills, so I put them to the tost. Before the first l*ix was through I was able to sleep. I piadly kept on, and with tho third box I felt lecidedly better. My appetite began to pick up and the dreadful lowncss and Weakness eased and tho NeHralftiaJjcgais to go away. I kept on, and by degrees :onip!ete health came back. Th? pills ivorc worth their weight in gold for the jood they've done me." 5 You can judge the shopman's opinion Df you if he tries to sell you soniptljhig dsn when you ask for frr. Williams' Pink Pills. _ The offering of something said to lie "just as good" is an old gam® that is played out, and is milv (tied on ivith tlioso that are judged easy to cjulf. J'here are plenty of shops where people ;et what they ask for without nii?stism, md that is tho place to trade, price 3s. per box; six boxes lfis. Cd. of all dealers, 3r direct from the Dr. William*' Modiline Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington.