St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-10
PAROXYSMS OF PAIN.
A Definition of What Neuralgia
Is and the Discovery Of Its
Cause. Something of

If there is anything which the people
of America suffer from more than any
other it is neuralgia. Strictly speaking,
neuralgia means ''nerve PAIN" but
there are probably thousand ways by
which it manifests itself. Any one who
has ever suffered from it does not need
to be told what it is so far as agony is
concerned. 1t is almost unbearable. 1t
is the worst of all known pains. 1t
drives many people insane. Its causes
are many.
Neuralgia is often inherited, but more
frequently it arises from disordered
nervous system. 1t may be months be-
fore the distinct parOXySmS come, and
then OF all pains it is the worst. AT first
the attacks may be weeks apart; grad
ually they increase in frequency. Some
times there may be entire freedom from
pain in the intervals between the at
tacks. Often the skin is red and fever
ish. 1t may be several years in devel-
Oping, the attacks being gradually more
severe and we'll defined. If neglected,
it becomes a chronic disease, and if neg
lected too long. almost incurable.
AS. neuralgia arises wholly from nerv-
Gus arrangement, child can see that
in order to cure it the nervous system
must be renewed. 1t is easy to say
this, but the question naturally arises:
How can l renew my health,
my nerves?" Not by liniments,
not by lotions, not by cheap nervines,
sarsaparillas or decoctions. 1t requires
something that is far advanced beyond
all of these things, something that is an
absolute discovery. There is but one
thing that fill this requirement., and
that is the great discovery of Professor
Phelps. known as Paine's Celery Com
,sra Il
distinct era in medical practice and i'm
the treatment especially of neuralgia.
1t does not act as other SO-called RENE
dies act. 1t goes directly to the seat of
the disease, and treating it at it's source
cures it completely. If you would like
to know what others have found this to
be, here lie what some have to say:
Having taken Paine's Celery Com.
pound in bad case of nervous head
ache, and it having relieved me of that
plague in a short time, l advise every
person who has nervous diseases to
take 1t" THOMAS ADAMS,
S4 Navy ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
'For the last six years have been
afflicted with neuralgia of the heart and
general debility, and all that time have
been drugged with morphine and oui-
nine to kill the pain. but no cure. am
now taking Pain9's Celery Compound,
and it is dong me much good, for
have not had an attack since | com
menced using it. and | feel like another
person." Respectfully yours,
Mrs. MARY A. WAGNER,
Saltillo, Pa.
''On Monday morning. the latter pert
of March, there was nothing to me but
pain and weakness. had no appetite,
and could not have eaten anything if
had wanted to. And my head-how it
did ache! The doctors didn't help me,
and wouldn't have given snap of the
fingers for my chances to live l finally
thought of Paine's Celery Compound,
which had cured me once before, when
sick and suffering. Every dose took
gave me strength and today | anl|well
and strong. l attribute my recovery en-
tirely to Paine's Celery CompounS.''
Yours truly, Il. S. STYLES,
Burlington. Vt.
Is it not plain that the great discovery
becomes a GodSend to the neuralgia
sufferer? Is it not clear that anything
which can relieve headache, cure neu-
raigia and Danish pain is blessing?