The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-11-30
Of VALUE
To WOMEN
lteresting Information that Should be Care
fully Read by the Fair Sex.
Treats Of the Dangers Of PrOCraStinatiOn. Points
out the Way to Relief from Various Ills. The
Story Of Mother and Daughter.
From az oArontcse, c7teaoo, ruinoi..

| stofy rcysrksble in many respects is
b. a by Mrs. George Argyle which contains
IN. lch information which will be appreciated
thousands of women who are suffering
y she did, and they will find relief from all
--ir trouble, so easily, so quickly, and so
,mnnently that they will wonder how the
Ia nibility came about.
Mr.. George Argyle left his native home in
rkshire, England eight years ago to em-
.ce the greater opportunities this country
pnered- He was fortunate in immediately
urlng responsible position on his
ivai In Chicago with the Chicago and
h -ck Island Railroad Company. Faithful
I his duties he received recognition by pro
naztions and to-day is in sole charge of the
eep in tracks of this great railway system
position is known in railroad circles as
enlan of the teams that load and unload
=, light.
lO A.fler one year and half in the employ
hisroad he sent for his wife and children,
lero arrived safely here and in good health.
maker some two years residence here Mrs.
att,giIe commenced to feel badly. Like
ssands Of other women she had womb
ublc of over twenty years standing. AT
this trouble, in Chicago, was not suf-
emily acute to interfere materially with
ID a, household duties, but in course of
S nsnfhs ii developed to such degree that
AS ,goved Exceedingly painful TO her to at
h ID to the many little duties required 10
sp house neat and tidy. This condition
linued 10 grow worse and worse till she
yn forced 10 recognize that if she did not get
risoIlful medical aid, she would grow into a
Grmed invalid. During this period a
|en kghbor whom she had known for quite a
lie told her that she was using DIR. Will
MS psak Pills for Pale People with ex-
lent results, and she believed that they
I'D rid her of all her troubles without
aid of any physician. Having conf
Tr+ce IN her neighbours words she COM
p lace, n ftse the pills some six months
an f,and hat FER taking the first box
~ ieii an imp cement, not treat, hui
iciet 10 e lii H. , if Il. bel -r feeling
tira,-d ~ p.uiu on r. RI III road.
s,yiGn fse - 10, : b. =, Gnrw thar she
y ~ .-tsiog better - >h' 1iuca l. 'ih fest
s.renu1'i, Ill = BIO MY ~ irif .',t
ne sxls.'iri I in ' Ar ai;ti ie pains
al Sieh ~ &. ''tlli.ved so IA ich we've
hc N@kly grow ~ IS To iay mas hnrl
ex cts ri, ~sshs irs s.'.' l'"'Tfr King III pi l.
ID hc1 lies 81 of ri l.. ~ I, re- aired
lhc xu%ssi. 60 inHt s;ie Is .lc Wort, III
so,lst III when she overeAvris Err.
lat she IVA, a"y Indication of paius
n wanh 70 h;.. en- per II" wei
~
iat 'or, II whn, ". IL ms
,'iils g. ale as'rh ~ fothcr
4 COWS We ! aeil # II Id
-i.s she d rec, 4. tthi. ioes i,ul
D III = my ,.i..sN ~ she - a;l further
1. and wl.rt is i,..re she re;;s wiihll.,
knewleti e 81. has he. n.,l use
s-ase Of her little daughter El,ii 81,
4 eNrs old. She says in rear r. a: ''ahour
- years ago Emily in the SIM "-'nCinh'
I'm diphthcris was prevalent. * taken
sr s time Of sf fer S ~esks Try sro AND tHe
,ubsed VII Their sine would pull througl
no thanks to ner strong cons tuition she go
er and after many weeks was abou
n. ! noticed, however, that something
lcf7 in her throat which seemed TO effec
Then, too, she did not regain her ole
" spirits She was languid in her move
t., she complained of being tired ant
ner more it became pereeptible that sh,