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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9675, 14 December 1909, Page 7

The Trouble Begins Wit! Weak Thin Blood. Westport Woman With the Com plaint, Tells How She Was Cured. Why do so many people have neuralgia? In moat cases, because the blood has become thin and weak. The nerves get all their nourishment through the blnod, and if the blood is thin it is deficient in nerve building material and some form of nervous trouble results. When the nerves of the face are attacked, the trouble is known as neuralgia, a tingling, burning, spasmodic pain very often agonising. To cure neuralgia one must go tj the root of the trouble, and tone up and strengthen the nerves thiough the blood. , Because Dr Williams' Pink Pills { are a blood builder and nerve tonic they have effected some remarkable cures of Neuralgia. The case of Mrs Abel Webber, Addersley Street, Westport, N.Z., is an excellent illustration of how they cure She says:— "I gradually got very run down some time back as I had a great deal of work to do though,l am naturally a stnng woman. I used to get attacks of neuralgia. I took quantities of quinine, but I did not get rid of it. Bit by bit my appetite failed till at last some days I'd only have a crust of bread and a sip of tea. 1 fell away in flesh till my clothes only just hunt; on me. As to colour, I hadn't a scrap |ofit in either face or hands. I ould I only get through the day by lyine down half the time, and then doing I a little bit of work after I was rested. ' I'd lie awake at night; for hours at a time. I'd hear the clock striking the hours one after the other, and in the morning I'd be as tirad as when I went to bed. I had no life in me at all. I was so nervous I was always glancing over my shoulder thinking someone was following me. I used to go out whenever I could for a breath of fresh air, but I'd feel so tired that I could hardly get home sometimes. Across the waist I had that empty horrid sinking feeling. I tried all sorts of foodß and tonics, but I got no better. I went to Wellington for a change, but I came back as bad as ever. Then through an acquaintance who had a very high opinion of Dr William?' Pink Pills, I gave them a trial, and they made a surprising difference in me, I found myself eating quite heartily, I was always hungry, and 1 began to fill out agaiu. My blood became ever so much richer, and my colour came back. That dragged out feeling went right away as did also the sinKing done-up feeling. All my old energy returned in the most gratifying way. I've never been better than lam now." .^ES2B You can judge £the shopman's opinion of you if he tries to sell you anything else when you ask for Dr Williams' Pink Pills. Those "just as good" remedies are never offered unless he thinks the customer easy to gull. The price is 3e per box; six boxes 16s 6d ot all dealers or from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington.

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