The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-26
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Interesting information that Should be Care
fully Read by the Fair Sex,
It Treats Of the Dangers Of PrOcraStinanOn. Points
out the Way to Relief from Various Ills. The "
Story of Mother and Daughter. ~.

A oAoEy variable in many respects is
F., SOld by Ms. George Argyle which contains
much information which will be appreciated
BY thousands of women who are suffering
{ as she did, and they will find relief from all
their trouble, 50 easily, so quickly, and so
permanently that they will wonder how the
possibility eaIae about.
Mr.. GeOEge Argyle left his native home in
Yorkshire, England, eight years ago to EN-.
brace the greater opportunities this country
OAered. He was fortunate in Immediately
securing responsible position on his
arrival in Chicago with the Chicago and
kock Island Railroad Company. Faithful
% his duties he received recognition by Dro.
motions and today Is in sole charge Of the
team tracks Of this great railway system.
Hhe pOs1t1e1 b known in railroad circles as
1OFeanan q the teams that load and unload
freight.
.Ahev Oae year and 4 half in the employ
OEtAasEcad he seat for his wife and children.
W9O arrived safely here and in good health.
AHeer some tWO years residence here Mrs,
Arglse commenced to feel badly. Like
thOGsaH19 Of other women she had womb
trO0b.e Of OReR twenty years standing. At
fPt this tEUHbAe, in Chicago, was not suf-
Nssently aeate TO interfere materiallv with
her hs1sehOAd duties, but in course of
months It developed 10 such q degree that
- R.NN01 S1GG4ccAAAt55AH 3lSta4l1 20 sRef 70 at
tend to the naa@y little duties required to
keep house neaSas0a tidy. This condition
Soaslnaed % grow wORse and worse till she
was forced to FeosgRige tiatif she did not get
SGa1lfOl medical asd she would crow into A
conAFlaed invalid. During this period a
0eaglfboE 5ysaOaA,Ghe had knewn for quite q
Haal9 SSld her that she was using Dr.. vii.
Aa1AS Pink Pills for Pale People with ex
cement FeNa, and she believed that thew
EO&sa I'd her of all her troubles without.
Se aad q any Physician. Having conf
Ne3oe y her ROighh6F's words she COM
ReAce98S take the pills some Sax months
50 sd foslH9 tha9t 8Asr taking the first box
80 !sR an H9OEenent, mot great, but
SufBeieuE 70 FslattsB that il this hefieT EaaGrsy
cOntilus6 she weed be on he risiSt road
Win 7aAe ssSaIiA box, she knew that she
VS. getting better, q she gained both flesh
ana Strength, SsiS = baOyaRcy Of spirit she
- ASAeele 1eed IN years, and the pains
1osa NlaAsA sc had suffered so much were
9uskay growing lesl. To-day il has been
I'VE IzoneA9 se4ee she began taking the pills
4SAe b relieved Of ali her pains has rpgaine|i
W aEeneh, 80 that she is able,to work ali
cay, md II - eRly when she Overexerts her
sell that So, has any indication of Mains
which WouAd-AlaO happen 10 perfectly well
This i tl,e story Of what DIR. Williams,
Pink FhAis4OR Pafec People have done for her.
- y - s1e 1s wen satlsnel3N with the
beneAts she kas received. But this doas NOT
end By any mSals what she has still further
% ten, and what is more she speaks with the
sane knowledge she has of her own case
ne case Of her little daughter Emily who Is
70 yeArsOld. She ByS in regard to her ''about
SnRee years $50 Emsly in the summer months
yhen diphtheRia was prevalent, was taken
'deIsn W1th 1t. She was very i'll and had
'eariOUs time of h for weeks. Several times
doubted whether she would pull thFougb
put thanks to ber strong constitution she got
Oetser and eleeE many weeks was about
again. ! noticed, however, that something
as lett In her th11at which seemed to effect
Ser, Ser, Then, toa, she did not regain her Old |
hyely spirits. She was fanguid in her move;
!9ents, she 'eomplained Of being tired and
further more It became pereeptible that she