The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-11-30

was growing nervous. Her condition dur
ing the following year after her sickness did
not improve, in fact, thought it was Il little
worse. The second year, know il was
but probably being with her constantly did
not fully realize that she was decidedly get
ting in very bad way.
" Ii was only in the forepart Of Last year
that became seriously alarmed, as her Ian
guidness, her constant tiredness increased
and she became so nervous and so fretful
that if any person spoke 10 her, il would
make her cry. Her appetite got poorer with
every month and / did really wonder how
the little thing could live ON what she ste.
Her complexion became sallow and assumed
a greenish hue, and she became what called
skin and bones very thin indeed. This
was her condition some four months ago.
1t was at this time that / had taken a few Of
the pills, and commencing TO get faith in
thcm made Emily take them. | say, inn
nie,liately she felt better, perhaps that is not
quite true, but certainly after the third week
| could see an improved condition in her,
and this improvement continued up to the
second month slowly but surely. Then the
improvement of the child became marked,
her appetite returned and grew better with
every day, she commenced TO fatten up, she
became more cheerful and lively and her
nervousness at times left her altogether.
q In the lest two weeks her complexion
has rcgained the perfect color of health her
checks are heshy and plump and she is as
lively as a cricket. Her appetite-well the
less said about that the better, she is eating
all the time, and all the time is hungry.
When she now comes home from school, in
stead of listlessly crawling into the house
to lie down TO rest, she is r0mping all over
the house and cries Mother you don't
know how good it feels TO be full of life,
how glad | am that | don't feel tired any
more She has completely thrown off her
for three long years made me fear very
much that she had not long to live.
"All this ] know 10 be due 10 DIR. VIII.
| liams' Pink Pills because she hns taken
hoihing else, and am indeed Il ank ful that
/ Providence brought the thoighi me of Civ
I in. them trial, know what Il iia' condition |
v: in before took ihet, ;:p I saw the
coalition my daughter Emi wrs in. To-
day both of us look and are We. ] can do
m, work in my house eve v ny as did
n-lncrlg without any troubi ARD Emily is
,He II the livcliest. most che 'ii.l and plump
siris IN or neishbo-hopd. '.ai is say
IN. goal deal as he rhilaren around us
II notcl for spen''id h"a = rn' excellent
: ,ri-itS. We live ut .'-fSi We twr ,ih Ave.
e The "hovc is Il 'orrc 3 A. .pni oi the
J facts 60 corning NJ! cf-,e aid LAT Of my
ii, ~ htcr Emily.
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