The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-07
OF Value
TO W0MEN
W EVE -
increasing information that Should be Care
ia fully Read by The Fair Sex.
ii Treats Of the Dangers of PrOcraStnatiOn. Points
Out the Way to Relief from Various us. The
a3 Story of Mother and Daughter.
From the Chronicle, chicago, RHnois.

A .slWy remarkable in many respects is
Nd by MIRA George Argyle which contains
j lucA Incarnation which will be appreciated
Try thouaands of women who are suffering
4 she did, and they will find relief from all
. ,e1x trouble, 50 easily, so quickly, and SO
that they will wonder how the
osibilify came about.
e Mr.. George Argyle left his native home in
orkshire, England, eight years ago to en-
race the greater opportunities this country
Ecred. He was fortunate in Immediately
Procuring responsible position on his
rival in Chicago with the Chicago and
eek Island Railroad Company. Faithful
n. his duties he received recognition by pro-
- oticns and to-day is in sole charge of the
Ou M tracks of this great railway system.
eep he position is known in railroad circles as
remain of the teams that load and unload
eight
IN, Amer one year and half in the employ
Luz this road he sent for bis wife and children,
DO arrived safely here and in good health.
fber some two years residence here Mrs.
narrgfEe commenced to feel badly. Like
Is 81 ,onsands of other women she had womb
,nble of over twenty years standing. At
st this trouble in Chicago, was not suf-
3entiy acute to interfere materially with
household duties, but in course of
and sgnthA it developed TO such degree that
~ y FfofkM EACtt1nuSiJ palulul 10 Htf 10 III
Alsc I'D 30 the many little duties required to
Is ep u house neat and tidy. This condition
ntinued 20 grow worse and worse till she
forced 20 recognize that if she did not get
'Hp illfuI medical aid, she would grow into a
rriscsfFmed Invalid. During this period a
ighbor whom she had known for quite a
'H''' tile told her that she was using DR.. VIII
ms Pink Pills for Pale People with ex-
Lent results, and she believed that they
uh rid her of all her troubles without
aid Of any physician. Having conf
ice IN Der neighbours words she COM
A TT need to take the pills some six months
n = and found that after taking the first box
NO felt nm improvement, not great, but
'HO hcieni to realize Ihat if this better feeling
itinu-d shr would be ON the right road.
Win il,r s'cGad lax. sine knew that she
Q O. getting better. ~ she gaiued both flesh
strength. fit n huOyYIcy of spirit she
not expsTirnred il years aud the pains
T. which Sue hi,i suffered 80 much we're
J., ckly growing less. Today il has been
-nouths siure She htssn taking the pills.
'esA =. II relieved Of all her pius iaS rc..inrd
I'd e strength. So that she is able 10 work all
,stE and II y only when sue ovcrexrrls her
THAI size has any iniivatinn of pains
Ell woule also h.ppen Ia n l,ert,-ctly well
una
his i the yinry of Whit pr. Williams
: fills fcr Pale People have done for her.
Of course size is wvil Sit>iid with the
cfits she h,s received. RuI this 'loes not
-Drhy any means what she has siii' further
Dhell. and what is Iiorc she sp.1ikS with the
knowIedge she has at her own case,
ease Of her little daughter Emily who is
sold. She says in REGARD to her about
eyears ago Emily in the SUMNER months
~ diphtheria was prevalent was taken
"a With it. She was very Ill and had a
% abd sSeheS Or hs Would pn h1onS6
hanks to her strong constitution she got
OAHU y and After many weeks was about
a. ] noticed, however, that something
letf in her throat which seemed to effect
Then, too, she did not regain her old
yspirits. She was languid in her move
-, she complained of being tired and
er moro it became perceptible that she