Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-27
Danger Signals
SAILING BETWEEN CnARYBDIS
AND SCYLlA.
We are Warned in Time if We
viii Only Heed.
Suffering and Death.

suffering ana Deatn
These are the two rocks of the ancients,
threatening destruction to lifes frail craft.
Beyond the narrow pass lies the horizon
bounded ocean of glorious, happy, Joy
bestowing health.
Pilot, watch those danger signals, learn
their portent and heed their warning
One point off the course means destruc-
tion on one or other of those hoary headed
rocks; the true course leads to that splendid
sea of healthy vigor and exuberant vitality.
Our physical mechanism is wonderful
beyond all understanding.
Every part is so delicate that life seems
to hang by thread, and yet the power of
resistance to death is marvellous.
An all-wise Providence has supplied us
with danger signals
IF we heed them we will be saved from
the rocks of physical disaster, but too
many of us fail to do so.
Sick headache, dizziness, unnatural
drowsiness, fever, biliousness, irregularity
of the bowels, indigestion, are danger
signals.
Keep to the right course by taking
Smith Bile Beans at once, and do not run
the risk of chronic disorders which will
follow prolonged neglect Small troubles
do not impress us with their true impor-
tance, but they are danger signals and the
danger is not far away.
Smiths Bile Beans are sure specific for
| all liver disorders of which the above are
some of the symptoms.
They are wonderfully effective right
| from the start, and are so easy to take that
the smallest children will find no incon.
venience.
We give, with pleasure, the testimony Of
| few out of thousands who have found
| relief from discomfort or serious maladies
/ by taking Smiths Bile Beans.
Mr.. E. A. Strong, Arlington, N. j.,
writes:
] wish to bear testimony to the efficacy of
| Bile Beans. For years suffered with constpa-
tion and nothing did seemed to relieve the
remedy and decided to give it thorough
| trial. ! have used Bile Beans ccording to your
| directions and they do all you claim for them
| there is no gripping, no pain-and / find myself
| constipation.
| heartily recommend Bile Beans.
Mr. W. j. Cardwell, Irondale, Ala,
| writes:
| 1t affords me great pleasure to add my testi-
mony to the value of Smiths Bile Beans; they
| are certainly an excellent medicine for bilious
attacks and colds. ! have given them a
| thorough trial and can conscientiously recon-
| mend them.
Mr.. J. W. Butler, Cuero, Tex, writes
have been using Smiths Bile Beans for some
| time and pronounce the effects charming. In
this country they stand as peer without fault.
| / shall ever regard them ms safe, pleasant and
| sure purgative, and would recommend them to
| all suffering from indigestion, loss of appetite,
| headache, etc.
Mr. A. K Clark, Moravia, N. Y, sends
us the history of o remarkable case, as fol-
| lows:
| 1t is with pleasure that testify to the merits
| of your celebrated Bile Beans.' My wife,
| who suffered more or less for years past, par
| ticularly one year ago, when not expected to
| live. Her trouble was called Gall Stones, or
! hardening of the gall On the 18th of July,
1889, ] received the bottle of " Bile Beans +" you
| forwarded to me. She gave them 4 thorough
| trial, and has not been troubled with liver or
| stomach complaint since. She gives Bile
Beans" ali the credit for her quite good health
| for the past five months We have on hand
| nearly one bottle, but do not wish to be with
| out them at any time, so please mail 81 worth
| for money enclosed.
Every druggist should have Smiths Bile
Beans in stock, but if you have any diff.
Guilty in getting them send us 25c for one
bottle, or 81 for i've bottles, and we will
forward them at once.
Free sample viii be sent upon receipt
of 2-cent stamp to pay postage.
]. F. SMITH & CO.. IA v. SD ST., N. Y. City.
Be .gis sgfs to ssssa e. ,%D.syss new
1S 90 In 0 bottle. S'V