The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-21

story ren5arkabie in many respects is
d by Mrs. George Argyle which contains
ach information which will be appreciated
thousands of women who are suffering
she did and they will find relief fycm all
liz trouble, so easily, so quickly, and so
rmancntly that they will wonder how the
adbility came about.
|Mr. George Argyle left his native home in
Kkshire, England, eight years ago TO en-
ace the greater opportunities this country
cred. He was fortunate III Immediately
curing responsible position on his
4 ival In Chicago with the Chicago and
|, eek Island Railroad Company. Faithful
i his dates he received recognition by pro-
uions and to-day is in sole change of the
VA tracks of this great railway system.
he position is known in railroad circles as
enian of the teams that load and unload
Eight.
A17er one year and half in the employ
this road he sent for his wife and children,
10 arrived safely here and in good health
ter some two years residence here Mrs.
giIc commenced to feel badly. Like
S;asands of other women she had womb
,uble Of over twenty years standing. At
st hris trouble, i'll Chicago, was not suf-
ientiy acute to interfere materially with
Er household duties, but in course of
/ nths it developed TO such degree that
proved exceedingly painful to her to at
Sid to. the many little duties required to
ep house neat and THY. This condition
atinued TO grow worse and worse till she
forced TO recognize that if she did not get
illful medical aid, she would grow into a
afSrmed invalid. During this period a
|sighber whom she had known for quite a
Tile told heT that she was using DIR. VIII
xnss Fink PILLS for Pale People with ex-
leui results, and she believed that they
uld rid her of all her troubles without
|gs aid Of any physician. Having conf
nee In her neighbours words she COM
~mced to Ike the pills some six months
ar'l found tia. after taking the first box
felt an improvement, not great, but
tic;eril 10 reGliznsthat if tbs better feeling
lntinurd she would I've or the right road.
With the second box, shr knew that she
| s getting bn'tpr. rs s1ie coined both eeYs
strength, feA II hu0y;ncy of spirit she
ID not Experienced in yea IS, mad the rains
IN which she had suiFer,i 50 ouch were
ickly growing less. ] .d~y i rs bc, n
. months since she began :.i.ias; IL r 5.
2 IL relieved of all her p: -. has regaiu"d
+ .-rength. ~ that Re il able to work al
s. and IT Is only when she overexerts her
IA. she laS any ind.ntion of pains.
lch would also happen t. Il perfectly well
,>rnn.
rhis Is the story Of Whit nr Williams
ak Pills for Pale People lav, lone for her,
Of course she ia well sat: Il q with tile
lrsits she has received. Eu; ti.i> tloes not
by any means what she has aiill further
He'll. and what is more she speaks with the
NE kE,wledge she has OF her own case,
! care cf ,e- little dnughi r Emily Who is
+ yearsol She says in reg Il Ia acr about
'ee years ago Emily in the summer months
en- diphtheria was prevalent. was taken
I'm with it. She was very i'll and had a
irus time of ii for weeks. Several times
doubted whether she would pull through
thanks to her strong constitution she got
L ter and after many weeks was about
On. ! noticed, however, that something
3 left in her throat which seemed 10 effect
7 :. Then, too, she did moi regain her old
ely spirits She was langHid in her move
nts, she complained of being tired and
Their more it became perceptible that she