Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-22
PAROXYSMS OF PAIN.
A Definition Of What Neuralgia Is and
the Discovery of Its Cause-Some-
thing of Interest


If there's anything which the people Of America
suffer from more than any other 1t is neuralgia.
Strictly speaking, neuralgia means 'nerve pain ~
| but there probably thousand ways by which
it manifests itself. Anyone who has suffered
from does not need to be told what is so as
agony is concerned. 1t is almost unbearable. It
is the worst Of all known pains. 1t drives many
people insane. Its causes are many.
Neuralgia is often inherited. but more frequently
1t arises from disordered nervous system. 1t may
be months before the distinct paroxysms come, and
then or all pains 1t is the worst. At first the at
tacks may be weeks apart; gradually they increase
in frequency. Sometimes there may be entire
freedom from pain in the intervals between the
attacks. Often the skin is red and feverish. II
may be several years in developing. the attacks
being gradually more severe and well defined. If
neglected, it becomes a chronic disease, and II
neglected too tong almost incurable.
As neuralgia arises wholly from nervous derange.
ment 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 renew my health. my nervese'' Not by lini-
ments, not by lotions not by cheap nervines sar-
saparillas decoctions. It requires something
that is far advanced beyond all of these things,
something that is an absolute discovery. There is
DuG one Gnlng bQdl tn1S requirement. ana that
is the great discovery of Professor Phelps. known
as Paine's Celery Compound. This compound
really marks distinct in medical practice and
in the treatment especially of neuralgia. 1t does
not act as other so-called remedies act. 1t goes
directly to the seat Of the disease and treating it at
its source cures it completely II you would like to
what some have to say:
''Havtng taken Paine's Celery Compound in a
bad case of nervous headache, and it having re-
neved me Of that plague in a short time, advise
every person who has nervous diseases to take it'
THOMAS ADAMS,
S4 Navy street, Brooklyn ny
'.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
quinine to kill the pain, but no cure. am now
taking Paine's Celery Compound. and it is doing
me much good, for have not had an attack since
1 commenced using II, and feel like another per-
SON." Respectfully yours
MRS. MARY A. WAGNER,
Saltillo, Pa.
ION Monday morning, the latter part of March,
there was nothing to me but pain and weakness. 1
had ap petite, and could not have eaten any
thing If had wanted to. And my head-how 1t |
did ache! The doctors didn't help me-, and
wouldn't have given a snap OF the fingers for my
chances to live. finally thought of Paine's Gel
cry Compound, which had cured me once before,
when sick and suffering. Every dose I took gave
me strength and to-day am well and strong. I
attribute my recovery entirely to Paine's Celery
Compound. Yours truly,
R. s. STYLES,
Burlington vt.
it not plain that this great discovery becomes
Godsend to the neuralgia sufferer! Is 1t not clear
that anything which relieve headache. cure
neuralgia and Danish pain is q blessing?