Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-09-10
CORPSE-LIKE HANDS.
Cold and Clammy like the
Clasp Of Death.
What do they Indicate and
What is the Remedy1

We sometimes meet friends whom we
love and respect, but when we shake hands
with them the cold, clammy touch makes
us shudder.
Sometimes we are in the same condition
ourselves, and then we know what they
are suffering.
The cold, unpleasant touch is but the
symptom of much greater discomfort which
is concealed because of pride and desire
to prevent worriment to others.
If such sufferers only knew to what an
extent the trouble might reach, and yet
how easily in its present stage 1t might be
stopped, they would never be without the
simple means.
Cold, damp hands are sure and unmis-
taxable sign of biliousness, or indigestion,
which invariably arise from an inactive
liver.
The liver, which is the key to the whole
digestive system, through some abuse of
its functions, becomes clogged and in
active, and stays so until relieved by some
medicament which will clear it out and
set its fine machinery to work again.
Many people, unfortunately. suppose
that strong purgative will afford COM
plete relief
Nothing can be more untrue. You may
drive outthe fetid matter which has lodged
in this delicate organ, but is that any guar
antee that the organ itself will resume its
proper functions Nature does not per
NIT us to violate her laws and then escape
punishment.
Smiths Bile Beans are the best cor
rective in the world for any trouble arising
from q disordered liver, such as bilious
ness, constipation, indigestion and sick
headache. They form an easy dose, which
never fails; small, sugar coated, and pleas
ant In results, never gripping or causing
discomfort.
Read what living witnesses have to say
These letters are culled from thousands
Mr.. j. P Wright, of Lynchburg, Va.r
writes:
/ have been sufferer from Biliousness fol
several years, and had tried almost everything
ever heard Of, without relief, until one DAY
while travelling in the State of Arkansas,
happened upon an old friend of mine who wa.
acquainted with my trouble, and he suggested
that / try Smiths Bile Beans. I am happy to
ss that Ire put rev Beans 10
This send you without any solicitation, ant
| from now on will always advocate the use Of
Smiths Bile Beans
Mr.. Oliver F. Reagan, Glidden, Wis.
writes
Enclosed you will find Soc. In one.cent
| stamps, for which please send me one bottle Of
| Smiths Bile Beans. / first saw your advertise
ment in the Air Line Ne,os, and can truth
| fully say that your medicine is the best of an!
| our family has tried for Biliousness, Headache
| Malaria, ETC. We find Bile Beans pleasant an(
easy to take; in fact, "they are just th'
thing" and we shall always recommend then
for any and all of the complaints for which
| they are advertised. Our family will ust
| nothing in their stead.
Miss Norma McCurdy, Bookton, Ont.
writes
I have tried your Bile Beans. and they seen
| will take the bile off my stomach, and relieve
| the terrible headaches which are caused from
| biliousness. Inclosed please find 25c:, fo
| which please mail me one bottle of thu
oblige.
Mr.. John F. Clarke, Postmaster, Garth
Ala, writes
Some time since sent to you for one bottl,
| of your Bile Beans, and am so pleased will
them that thought would send for hal
dozen bottles. Enclosed find money to pay fo
| same.
Every druggist should have Smiths Bill
Beans IN stock, but If you have any diff
Guilty in getting them send us 25c. for on,
bottle, or 81 for five bottles, and we will
forward them at once.
Free sample will be sent upon receip
Of 2.cent stamp to pay postage.
]. r. SMITH & co., 114 ". SD St., N. 7. City
Be sure to get improved new
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