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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9079, 21 February 1908, Page 5

PLETHORIC HEADACHE. This type of headache most affects persons of full habit, and is caused by too great flow of blood to the brain. It can easily be recognised ; stooping down and then raising the head gives a sense of fullness and pain; suddenly jarring or shaking the head aggravates the pain; blowing or straining or pressure on the neck givso rise to pain, with more or less giddiness. Sometimes the excess of blood in the brain indicates an over supply all throuhg the body; in other c-ses it is caused by a derangement of the circulation, other parts of the body suffering from an insufliient amount of blood. Eor immediate relief and cnre, soak the feet in hot mustard water, With a, sprinkling of cayenne pepper, then dry quickly with, a coarse towel. Take half ia teaspoonful of MPEY : S MaY APPLE, and repeat the dose just before retiring at night. This is a guaranteed cure.