FOE NERVOUS HEADACHES.

Wairarapa Age, 29 March 1920, Page 3

FOE NERVOUS HEADACHES.

The headaches which, in addition? tp the pain, gives the impression of aS tight band about the head, is by nervous exhaustion. It is a bless J ing in disguise, because it gives warn- 1 " ing that you are exhausting your supply of nervous energy. Unless you stop the mental fatigue and build up. your nerves, you will be fortunate" if you escape nervous breakdown, some form of paralysis, or other serious .dis- -J order. .Best is, of courso, desirable, but not„ always possible, and liable, to bo de- ! ferred. With sufficient rest, the nerves will build themselves up. aFiling this, j you need something that will build ] them up and sustain them while they i work moderately. Dr. Villiams' Pink I Pills are probably unequalled for that j purpose. They build up the. nerve 3 ! by enriching the blood with the'eleri ments needed by weak nerves. The): treatment is one of nutrition of "the! nerve cells, requiring a true tonic (notV a stimulant), and Dr. "Williams' Pinkj] Pillse have proved valuable in so severe cases that every sufferer justified in giving them a trial for anj£ form of nervous debility. j A useful booklet, entitled "Diseasof of the Nervous System" will be seif* ' free on request. Dr. Williams' Pin*? Pills are sold by your own chemist storekeeper, or will be senr,post p# ia >,' on receipt of price, 3/- per box/ 81 f "j boxes 16/6, by the Dr. Williams M edl " I cine Co., Box 845, G.P.0., Welling ton - j