The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-01-11

nv rsmsrs able In many respects is
= 49,. Nm George Argyle which contains
y istfnf,Finstion which will he appreciated
" Enthusiasts of women WHO arc suleFing
Wawsdid, and they will find relief from ali
Ut rombIe, - easily, so quickly. and ~
tncntIy fiAat they will wonder how The
hIty came about.
urorge Argyle let his native home In
hire, Ensiand, eight years ago to e,n-
the greater OPPORTUNITIES this country
nr,st. lie wax fOrtunttc IN Immediately
pyrssng a Responsible position on his
4 .sns'Sn.i in Clieayp with the Chicago and
fns n Island Railroad Company. Faithful
be CssAuties he recaiyel recognition by nrn-
p~cosazns anh to-diy is in sole ciaf.r II tie
m Ig.tracks Of tiiis great railway system.
hths Dsitfsn Il known in railroad circles rs
aAti..an Of the cams that lopl ans unload
,'4g sne year aud a hiIr In tie employ
nd. Tsy read he sent fbr his wiFe anl c'iil irei,
al nnsrriyed Salty here ard in ol health.
N. some two years residence here Mrs.
.Mlic remnnrncPri To feel iis.lly. Like
mis- 0f ofIacr woin-i size had womb
III over twenty years sianling. At
Atis tr9ahIe, ia Chicago, was npf sur-
Gently acute to interfere materially with
Ny,Stouwahoil duties, but in course Of
70 Iless it dcyelapel to such a degree that
steEyed exceedingly painful TO her to at
rrys no The fnany little duties required to
wD trla house neat and THY. This con-!itipn
psa'nnei 10 grow worse and worse til she
.xsaorcc& q recognize that il size dill not get
'kul medical aid, she would --ov into a
Nkmed invalid. During this period I
abor whom sue had known fr quite i
I6hh told her that she WAS using DR.. VIII
|06F' Piak Pills for Pale .-eople WITH ex-
/, ant RESULTS, and she believed flii: they
sun d rid her of all her troubles wi,.i1Et
odrifid of any physician. Having CART
and in her nrigihor's wo-is SAG suuI.
Aked To take the pills suu- six n,1lrs
0. aud ound that after taking the frs hax
E1feh an isnprov. ment, no, great. lat
S<49seient to rrs!ize thai i this hitter ;r.2iag
nufd she WOULD be- III the riEhr ~ q.
Nh fhe scccn-i fns- she knew li.:- ~:-
getting hestrr. - Sii- gaiHrd b0..l -.
strength. r Il Z hlryaii-y Ut Sniri' lie
u&4 exlrri ssc<- in Years. and ti.e ,-!;fs
which SHE hs,i SO" cd n m.cl, wee
TIDY growing l-S. - Il = il lrS !~,H
! months since she began / ,kirg ne Pi'i>.
n is relieved of al h-r paia4. has r.~.s;n Il
strength. NO that she is able 10 y, /
and it is ONLY when she 0verexrr.S u r
that she has arv Indication OF y ,ins
Sch would also happen Ia Il perfect. sci.
,sn-
ais is the story Of WRIT nr. WI, ais'
Pills for Pale People have ,one f.r her.
> nf course she is well sati I'D wit; Inc
I sfts she has received. l;ui I;li> 10 5 me-
by any means What she his sill Mriher
SCH. and what is more she SnsaSs git!, INC
lk : knowlrdge she has Of lnr asa use.
casr II her little daught"r Emily VIA IS
eavsoia- She SAYS in reearlto hrr abort
eyrars ago Emily in lie summer m.n,l,s
,liphthcriA was prevalent. vas taken
with il. She was very i'll AMI hl., a
nus time of il Tor weeks. Several ti.nrS
lSubted whether she would pull through
thanks 10 her strong conslitut'.n Shr got
er in after many weeks WIS a!,1nt
IN noticed, however, that something
q left in her threat which seemed IN cTrc'
= Then, too, she did not regain her old
\ ~ sriritas She was languid in her move
Its. he complained of being tired and
' Eher more IL became perceptible that she