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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 175, 19 April 1919, Page 2

NEUIUT.GT.Y AND POOE BLOOD. There are very fi'w cnscs nf neuralgia Hint are not eansnd by a I' 1"" r !Y M Z V -» condition of i:!ic blood. Almost the Wat thing a doctor looks for i' l uoyrtilgio }Mfipnis is the anaemic, appearance. There are two things to-do ior an>[ form of neuralgia.. Anply tat In Hie affected part to soothe the pain. audteed tin! nerves li.v taking a tmnr, containing the elements neded liy lliem. h® l '* ns afforded bv hot flannel, hot-water bass, fie., lull tlx- "Inflamoil nerves into temporary cjnict. It does not cure. ?\ut until'the nulriliivi of t'>e nervesi n restored will the inflammation subside and the neuralgic slate 1« remedied, Never under any circumstances should drugs to (leaded ilie pain lie used. Dr. Williams' Pink Mils furnish to the ldood the needed dements, and Iho blood convoys' tliem'to' t>e nerves. /The only way ol' food or medicine to the nerves is through the blood. liomeml><:v lh.it. Xpuralsria is a icnoral term, lt'meaninflammation of a nerve. It is k' vu " ferenl names according to-the nerve afIW.lal, S'cialiea i,s neuralgia of the sciatic nerve. Applications of heat will soothe the pain in all forms of neuralgia, and Dr. Williams' Pink Tills will iweut the condition that causes it. Tf you have neuralgia you can send to your dealer at, .once for a box of Dr. Willi-.Mii.s' ['ink l>ills... A■useful booklet '011 "Diseases of the Nervous System'" will he soul, .free to any address by'the .Dr'. William's' Medicine Co., Cox 815, C.P.0., Wellington.—Advt,