The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-06

A story remarkable in many respects is
told by Mrs. George Argyle which contains
much information which will be appreciated
by thousands OF women who ere s~,:iferil.
IS she did, and they will find relief from .il
their trouble, SO easily, so quickly, and SO
permanently that they will wonder how the
possibility came about.
Mr.. George Argyle LETT Lis native home in
Yorkshire, England, eis!.: years ay, to EN-
brace the greater opportunities this country
offered. He was fortunate in immediately
securing a responsible position on his
arrival il, Chicago with the Chicago ana
Rock Island Railroad Coup"iy. Faithful
10 his duties he received recognition hv pro-
motions and to-day IS in sole ~c.,ar.e q: he
team tracks Of this great railway system.
The position is known il railroad circles as
foreman of the teams that io.l ::.l unload
freight.
After one year ard a half n the employ
Of this road lie sent f.: lis wife a:..l children,
who arrive! safely here a..5 i, q .ad health.
After som" two years -'s!i.G"" here Ms.
Argyle coA.!irncc; 70 fecl :hi.y. Like
thCu>an,s Of o!t..r ~":icn 81. !s,i womb
trouble Of ov": twenty years s!a..,"c. 4!
hrst this trouble. - ":i": -. was no* s'f-
hc!e.ti" acute I, i':c-..:a materially with
her household ~t,i,:"s, hn. il co,.-se #
raoat:,s il Geve!on*q; 70 s':>h a d"r-cc tha.
il rrovri "xc,o".lnc!: ;.a:".u; 70 her 20 az
tenG to the ,:.;.:i? little du.i"s required TO
keep a lcase neat and tidy, THIS condition
continued 10 cr"w worse aal worse ill she
was forced I" re"n:r:zr ,:.at If s,ie ID MT :.t
skilifal ,.adira! a:G. she wnu,.i g.o;y into q
con6rme! invalid. Du-.1. ,h,g per-: x! 8
neig:.hor whom she had knova f"r G.':c IA
while tod her th@t sac WIS using :hr. viii
Eams' Pink Pills for Pale People with OK
e%e!lant results, and she hei:"v."! that they
would rid her Of all her troubles w::t'"ut
the aii Of any r'ysiua". Ha:in, conf.
G2ncc in her Eei-hhor's words Ehia COM
meacrd TO take the pills Snn.a six months
apo IN! founi that after t:kine tire i,<: box
She felt an Improvement, not g-eit, h"t
sufficient to realize that if this better feeling
continued size would I've On the right road.
With The second box. she knew that she
was getting f%,ett.r. as Sh" gained both flesh
and strength, felt q h"c:aacy Of spirit she
had not experienced IL vars, and TIE pains
from which she had suffered so much we're
Ave months since she began taking tie pills.
She is relieved Of I'll her pains, has r":ained
her strength, so that 81 G is able to work all
DAY. and ii Is only when she overexorts her
self that sh" hv. any i:"i;ratio3 Of pains.
wh:c:, "onia also happen 10 a rerfcc!ly well
TcN"a.
7V,i. is the story cf Whist Or. Williams
Pink Pills Tor iul" People have done for her,
and @! course she is well satisfied with the
benefits she hos received. But this does net
end by any means what she has still further
TO tell. and what is more she speaks with the
same knowledge she has OF her own case,
the case Of her little daughter Emily who is
Is years old. She says in regard 10 her, ''about
three years ago Emily in tie summer months
when d!phthefia was prevalent. WAS taken
down with it. She YVES vcry Ill an,l had o
serious time Of it for weeks. Several times
! doubted whether she would rH;l through.
but thanks to her strong constit'. lion SHE got
better and atter many weeks was about
again. noticed, however, th"t something
was left in her throat which seemed to effect
her. Then, too, she did not regain her old
lively spirits. She was langu!d in her move
menta she complained Of being tired and