The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-07

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 are suffering
as she did, and they will find relief from all
their trouble, so easily. SO quickly. and 50
permanently that they will wonder how tie
possibility came about
Nj. George Argyle left lis native kome in
Yorkshire, England, eight years ago to en-
brace the greater opportunities this country
offered. He was fortunate in immediately
securing a responsible position "a his
arrival in Chicago with the CHICAGO and
Rock Island Railroad ConipanE. Faithful
to his duties he received recognition Us lr.-
motions and to-day is in sole c':r,r rf the
team tracks of this great railway system.
The position is known in railroad circles rs
foreman Of the teams that io.l I'D unload
freight.
After one year and a half il lie ,rap!oy
Of this road he sent for his wife a.! cl!lJr,:.
After some two wears residence here Ny.
Argyle commenced To feel badly. Like
thousands Of other women she lat wo".h
trouble of over twenty yta-s standing. -
first this trouble, in Ch;cy'o, Was rct ST
f~ciently acute 70 Interfere materially With
her household dut:ss. but il c~rrsc e
months it developed 10 such a Ic-",c th:,
it proved exceedingly painful 70 h,r {" ~
| tend 10 the many little duties required 4.
keep a house reat and tidy. Tbs cotci,i"n
continued to gro" worse an! worse -: >iic
was forced to recognize that # she ID Mt g;
skillful medical aid. she would grow Ito Il
confirmed invalid. During THIS pei; Il Il
nei:hbor whom she had known fcr q;.itc q
! while told her tina. she vas us::- Nr. VII
liamS' Pink Pills for Pa.e People w,h cx-
cel!ent results, and she believed TIA, ,h"y
! would rid her Of all her troubles w;ta"Ht
1 Alo 80 " n". ~ ,n, vfa. .+,s
dence in her Eci2hhor's words size com.
menced to take the pills some six months
ago and found that after ticking the h:>t box
She felt an Improvement. not great. HI:
| sufficient to realize that If this bette, feeling
\ continued she would he on the right road.
With the second box. she knew that She
was getting better. as -" gained both fes!
and strength. tr!, a huoraG"v of spirit she
had not experienced in vars, and the pain,
from which she had suffered so mach wore
quickly growing less. To-day it has beer
five months since she began taking the pills
her strength, SO that $. G is able 10 work al
day. ond il is only when she overexcrts her
self that she has any Indication Of pains
which would ais" happen TO a perfectly wei.
woman.
This is tho story of what Dy. Williams
Pink Pills tot Pale PEOPLE have 4 re for h"-
and of course sh" is well satisfied viii, tho
benefits she has received. But this docs nrt
end by any means what she has still! tur,hc,
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 wh" j.
Is years old. She says in regard - l:rr. 'l'"u'
three years ago Emily in the summer month,
when diphtheria was prevalent, was ,akti
down with it. She was very i'll and Lad I
serious time of il for weeks. Several time,
l doubted whether she would Pull through
but thanks to her strong c%onstit. ion She 90,
better and after many weeks WAS ahour
again. / noticed. however. tiat som,thin.
was left in her throat which seemed 20 effect
her. Then. too. she did not rea:iin her old
lively spirits. She was lanyuid in her move
ments. she con. plaincd Of being tired ano