The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-02
Of Value
TO WOMEN
Interesting Information that Should be Care
fully Read by the Fair Sex,
1t Treats Of the Dangers of PrOCratinatiOn. Points
out the Way to Relief from Various Ills The
Story Of a Mother and Daughter.

A sOOCy variable ia many respects /
VOld by Mn. George Argyle which contain
much information which will be appreciate,
by thousands Of women who are sufferiD,
Is she did, and they will find relief from al
their trouble, 80 easily, so quickly, and s,
permanently that they will wonder how tn,
possibility came about.
Mr.. George Argile left his native home If
Yorkshire, England, eight years AGO to EN-
brace the greater opportunities this country
onered. He was fortunate in immediateIy
securing responsible position on hi,
9ErV! in Chicago with the Chicago and
hEcE Island Railroad Company. Faithful
20 haS duties he received recognition bv pro.
motlOns and to-day is in sole charge Of the
team tracks of this great raiIway sVstenD
Inc position Is known in railroad circles Or
freight. @''O "iiiO"u
After one year and q half in the emDIov
o. tins road he sent for his wife and chiIdren
Who arrived safely here and in good health
AfeeT some two years residence here Mrs.
tA1LgLe commenced to feel badly. Like
thCosanu8 Of other women she had womb
Toonle Of ever twenty years standing. Al
aFst tins trouble, in Chicago, was NOT snE
4eAa9SAy acute to interfere matePiaIIv with
hef household duties, but in course Of
months it developed to such a degree that
~ proved exceedingly painful to her To af-
Ssn0 70 the many little duties required to
AeR mouse neat and tidy. This condition
ConSan0ed 70 grow worse and worse till she
TGs forced 70 recognize thatif she did not pet
'sAlihul medical aid, she would grow into a
'connrmed invalid. During this narioJ
heasnDor whom she had known for 0uite a
MnALe told her that she was using DT VIII
.hGGAs' Pink Pills for Pale People with eT.
S ai.SS L1e5S3lle. and she believed that they
~ as ~ Ead AeR Cd all her troubles without
Pc aaa OF any physician. Having cons
oaAes In her hsighbOr's words she com.
-l % take the pills some six months
=. lelanC that AFTER taking the FIRST boz
- !eAt an lWREOVement not sI,paf L,,t
sanicAent 20 realtse that If this better FEELING
4S.aHe6 sAe would be on the right road.
NI1n ne SecoAd box, she knew that she
- gS better, a. she gained both flesh
iSn9 strength, felt q buOyancy of shirt s6o
Bad not experienced In years and ~ ',. S,Ie
A01 Sh4oh she had suffered SO much To WEE
3loAy growing less. To-day it has been
nye months since she began taking The r;ISs
she y relieved Of all her pains has raS,6ir ,l
Issf s1ensh, % that she is able to work ali |
Gay, 9no IT u only when she overexerts her
~ - - has any indication of pains |
-o.oe, "ONao AiSo happen to perfectly we'll
This = tie stoEy Of what DR.. Williams,
INK FSllB SOE Pale People have dODe for Lns
and q course she is well satisfied with ~.
oe!5eAs she - received. But this does MOI
stsa Dy any nsaaas what she has still fIrtLer
y velii ana what - more she speaks with The
!, me knowledge abe has of her own 80,
ne ease Of her little daughter Emily wbo :
70 years cd. She says in regard to her "sbo,,S
l9Eee years $50 Emily in the summer noDtLS
Shen diPhtheTia was prevalent wnS l taI.a,
lO!sn with IT. She was very i'll and had =
: 4 tune OF i for weeks. Several times
% $4,000 ~ WhSther she would pull throng6
w y. tIlALES 70 her strong constitution She Sot
better and aiteF many veeks ~ 0i ni sOt
gain. noticed, however, That Soms SbEut
rs len m her threat which seemed 10 Ssy,lls
.er. Then, t0o, she did not regain bor IA
lively spiritA She was languid IN her Tao Olu
aents, she complained Of being tiTtd 800 W !
artheF more it became pereeptible that sbs