The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-01-18

aofv Tenaxks able in many respects is
liz Mira George Argyle which contains
infouuaiien which will be appreciated
ot,sxsMis of women who are snfcrin.
'Al did. and they will iiid relief rom all
-.,.. troubie, 10 easily, so quickly. and 50
aen anrntly thai they will wonder how the
~ 3ility cssnc about.
!, ~ 4. George Argyle left his native home in
a 4 shire, England, eight years ago 10 ein-
lalssI the greater opportunities this country
y i'd. He was fortunate in Immediately
~ ing responsible position on his
Bsassl In Chieaso with the Chicago and
ea Island Railroad Company. Faithful
~ duties he Received recognition by uro-
y. ms and today is in sole charge Of the
tracks Of this great riilway system.
ires p1&iiieu II known in riilfuqd circles as
b ran Of the feans that lold AM unload
sIfAff.
.eener one year ard Itlf Ia lie employ
ta Rad he x.nt fir his y iie AMI children,
] - ~ trrfyexI safely here and III gnol health.
n i. come tsyo years residence here Mrs
e comugenccd to feel badly. Like
CossHn.ls of other women size had womb
KETLIc Of over twenty wears standing. At
his trouble. in CIictso was not SAT
thy acHIs. 20 interfere materially with
sousehold duties, but in course Of
s~~,ax it slcveIoperl to such degree that
Nv@l exceedingly painful to her to, at
Vo the many title duties required 10
-. house ssSst and tidy. This conli!irn
So med to grow worse ail worse till She
~, swcrd Ia rerognizc that ii she III not get
70 I'LL medical aid, she would grow into n
q ,,Inscd invalid. During this period a
Vlbex wh1m she had known f,r quite =
1 told her that she was using DIR. Viii
Pink Pills for Pale People with cx-
N AT results, and she believed that they
NH rid her of all her troubles wiiiicni
~sm Of ans physician. Having c0nl.-
'eMs IN her n-i.l,bor's wa.,.S she co.i-
ssss.d t. take the pills soip= six months
III f0nmd that after taking tiie ii-si lees
.e4g An inprovrnrnt. not great, hti
=. trnt "a reAiizr tina. if This hcifer fteiine
- bH-<l SHE would lie IN the ri.hi r'rld.
Nh the ~~sanh lsoN. she knsw tii;: ste
~6&Ftting better, ~ >h,. gained ho.i; s--i
freugtii. cit i,;oysnr. of shirt ..iis
sot ex1,eri~nrctl ia years. and the pain,
SHE had suffered 80 mach wef,
ly growing l..>S. sp-t : il has i,",i
ionfhs since She began liking The ;,iii.
r "A relieved Of III i RAINS l;a. rc.,;.il, ,
| "A reDgth. 81 fiiat sh j. allie TO wOTS ri
nd 1t il omly w..,-.i she ovcrexcriS her
'AnV nat she has amy ''lic;liioa of I i',.,
would also happen 10 Il psrse,tl. wc!
H.
"a : i the story of What nr. Williris
IN irsiis Esr Pale People have ,lanc iur iier
r coarse she is we'll satisfied with III,
- she lsss reccived. Eur his ,io,-. $50
yssay means what she has sill fir'i.c
= y snd what is more sac speaks With Ia
Crol skns.wi.dge she has ot her nrn Ease
Coed ks ~ her little dau..lItar Family whn ]
= pvss rs old Sine says in regard tn her ''F'";t
yssrx aga Emily ~ the SunuIer inohiis
.ispsthrria was prevalent. was tlSeI
with IL. She WIS very i'll anil ha'i
---w fine. If IL for weeks. Several tils
bad whether she would pail ihrnugI
afiks 10 her strong constitution sh- 30
|, TN snd after many weeks WIS al,nu
ADl I noticed, however, that sonnet N
q in her throat which seemed To c lee
Then. too, she did not regain her oil
spirits. She was languid in her move
" she cosnplained of being tired an
more It became pereeptible that sl