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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 19 December 1912, Page 3

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bis. Woman's Health Completely Wrecked. aally Tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and they made a New Woman of Her.

Almost anyone who suffers with the acute, stabbing pains of Neuralgia, will notice that their general health is run down. Neuralgia is often a symptom of Anaemia. The nerves have become affected because the thin, impoverished blood cannot supply them, with the nourishment they need. Building up the blood cures neuralgia because the new blood gives the nerves the nourish-

ment they need. J)r Williams' Pink Pills are a blood builder and nerve tonic, and they have cured so many cases of Neuralgia that they may he taken without hesitation by any sufferer.

Mrs Mary Hansen, of 259 Mnin Street East, Palmerston North tells how they cured her. She said : "For many years I was delicate. I hardly passed one day free from nervous headaches and neuralgia. The pain started at the base of the spine and spread' all the way up over m i head to my temples, without exag- ' geration the pain seemed to almo-1 craze me. I had hot salt packs on the spine and wet vinegar-soaked cloths round my temples. Some days I could barely lift my head of get off the bed, even to look after my young family. Tho nouralgia settled also on both sides of my face. The skin was flushed and .so hot and tender I could not bear a. touch. The attacks always occurred about the same time each day, say just about tea time. Every nerve and muscle seemed on fire. Many a nigbt I've got up and walked the room half crazed will agony. Not one day had any pleasure ifor me. T was under the doctor for six months, and after trying everything possible he had to give me np. Fortunately I read of Dr Wi« Hams' Pink Pills. T tried one box as an experiment, for I never expected to geb any permanent relief, but after a week my husband was as. j tounded in the change in my looks and he himself sent for half-a-dozen I boxes more. Little by little T grew stronger, taking just three pills per i day. My nerves slowly gained tone I and tho neuralgia, and debility never \ returned. T gained color and appetite j and ever since T have felt as well as I look, and that could not be better. . Don't let any dealer talk you into ' taking something which lie says is | "just as good." If you are pestered to take a substitute, send 3s. for one box, or 16s 6d for six boxes to the "Or Williams Medicine Co. of Australasia, j Ltd.. Wellington.

TERRIBLE BURN" OX PALM OF HAND. "Ono night I struck a match, and the whole box wont off in my hand burning mo across the palm." says Mrs J. R. Worsclcy, Margate Tas. "The pain was awful. T went to tlio .store and looked round for something to relieve me. */T saw Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and noticed the word "burns" on the label. I rubbed it on my hand, with the result that the pain quicklr disappeared and I was able to ?o to sleep. In the morning 7 found the skin whole, and the bum quickly healed without leaving a scar " GEAMAPHONES AND RECORDS. These should b < purchased from the Dresden Piano Co., Ltd. That firm guarantees to supply only the very best; gramaphones and the very latest records. You are dealing with reesponsible people who are large and advantageous importers. The Gramophones sold by the Dresden are of distinctly superior quality at remarkably reasonable rates. They include The Cinch, The Excello, The Austral, The Zealand, The Monarch Senior, The Brunswick, The Melba, The Oak Library Grand, and other leading makes. Tlio prices are from €4 to £3O. New Records from 3s 6d each, reach The Dresden every mail. The stock ' includes songs by Melba Tetrazzini, Kirky Lunn, Clara Butt, Caruso, and vocal duets, trios, quartettes and recitations by every artist of note. Then there are instrumental solos by eminent players ,and band music by the most famous bands. . I Visitors are welcomed at The Dresden Gramophone Room in Wellington. They can hoar selections without the slightest obligation to purchase. Instruments and Records should be ordered direct from The Dresden Piano Co., Ltd., of Wellington. M. J. Brookes North Island Manager. BABY BURNT WITH RED HOT IRONS. Mrs Croty, Little Denison Street, Carrington. • N.S.W., writes:—"My little baby eirl. Rita, burnt both her hands until they were nearly raw, by picking up a red hot iron. Nothing relieved the pain until I got Roxona. This helped her at once to*, take away the pain. We have continued to use it since, and it has curaVthe te*v rible bunas in a wonderful manner. Bojtona, the !K«pid Healing Oint- ■ raent. is sold it triansrciar pots at