The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-01-04

tcRy renpsYkable in many respects is
NY Mn George Argyle which contains
imfurmRtion which will be appreciated
ossands Of women who are suffering
a. .siiJ. and they will find relief from all
trouble, 70 easily, so quickly, and SO
:. incntly that they will wonder how the
ieassility came about.
pS. George Argyle left his native home in
ter.. shire, England, eight years ago TO EN-
IN the greater opportunities this country
nm a. He was fortunate in immediately
nos.i ing a Responsible position OH his
III Ia Chicago with the Chicago and
NSP xIsland Railroad Company. Faithful
= yduties he received recognition by pro-
+. ons and To-day is in sole charge OF the
40 tracks of this great railway system.
w position Is known in railroad circles as
-1u lan Of tho teams that load and unload
A'sht
-lHter one year and Il half in tie employ
is road lie sart for his wife anl children,
arrived safely here and in good health.
some two years residence here Mrs.
M le commercial to feel badly. Like
sands of other women she had womb
iue BILE Of over twenty years Standing. At
= this trouble, in Chicago, was not sut-
3. ntly acute to interfere materially with
household duties, but in course of
G lHths il dcveloped to zach a degree that
! owed exceedingly painful 10 her 10 at
u- to the many little duties required to
- house neat and tidy. This condition
inucd to grow worse aud worse till she
\. forced TO Recognize that if she did not get
" iful medical aid, she would grow into 4
"a irmed invalid. During this period o
w .hb0r whom she had known for quite n
lie told her that she was using DR.. Will
rs Pink Pills for Pale People with ex-
e o. lent results, and she believed that fey
10 aid rid her of all her troubles without
aid Of any physician. Having conG-
ce in her neighbours words she com
iced t. take the pills some six n,e5,.is
and found that after taking the frSi box
'eaS felt au improvement, not great bat
licient 10 reaiisr tha; If this better s.'"li'.g
tinued she would NC on the ri.ht r.yi,!
With the see9r! i-nY sh- knew tis.' s'if
getting better. IA she gained boz, c-i
ssr~rgth. fin hToynacy of saiia ;i,,
moi experienced ia years AID the lsill
which size hal suffered - iRuc, were
ckly growing loss. fn-l.y il ha- l,a .
Tne months since SIDE began taking the ;.i.;>
IHs is relieved of Al .-T pains. has r.. .
strength, 80 tina; 80 Is able 10 wori, =
Z. and it IL only w:icn shr overcxcr.. ';,r
that she has any i.,fli.atiub o: =, iii.s
ich would also happen 10 perfect, Hri
pftmnn.
This is the story AZ wlnt nr. Wilkins
~ Pills for Pale People 'iAvc done e., i'r~
Of conrse she is well s5ti. led with I'll,
ss,sschts she has received. iiu; this 'lon-: -.
by any means what = = nas still fu-s nT
tell. and Whist is mor- Size speaks wit, i,
to ne knowIeJye she has y! her own ..i=l.
ease Vt her little dau..it Emily vino i
yearsold She saws IN regard 10 her - n.si
zee years acc Emily IN tine summer me nth
zen diphthcria WAS prevalent was t1lieI
-wn with H. She was very III and I,s,i
ious time Of il for we,-ks. Several time
doubted whether she would pull thrugl
ne thanks to her strong constitution she 20
tier and after many weeks was arou
ain ! noticed, however, that somet,sin
left IN her throat which seemed 10 clirc
r. Then, toe, she did not regain her oh
ely spirits She was languid in her m 1yc
, snts, she complained of being tired M
n. rther more it became perceptible that sh