davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
JAPAN EXPECTS TO REDUCE TSINCcTAO IN TFREEN1ONTH
Mikados Declaration OF War
Against the German Empire


Germany! issO-d si ocoa
TIA /, e.
LnF~Tr d" Js,ai seated "n e -1f"p-
nns0rf o. Ser-? H&f' IL
70. -rr 6, . sutjsT.
ppf
VIII a. te1 sfeasi
ever! -ltT
q ,be nstH-a Az J.! a. rt1ns
sn1r-o
las uIirte-sDs " s-rI n-v-e-
I'D Germany - klhs-rb"~ -
territory
c'uln-rN-
.nst - P-n-so - us Ytr Ess- .
q, E'
cher srr--' 70 "a soct treasures
-
cr-- WI
n y!
tsis
sls.,siur yrr,ubd -
&C 20 Do
f1f Dv' -
a. fshv sr
,nc ne E"- - u' - rtsnsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
JAPAN WARS ON GERMANY:
MOVES TO ATTACK KIA0-CH0W

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tos's af,.r -. expiration - -. ~-..
sIs@- Is--nsry = VIZ. 20 -ep.y o. 80
Js "a nss. si.-rntt.rr T.s os-.s-S.so-
90 aa,sc Eu-esy - u TOGO ti-rs
Ut ssss--ao -hs- trG-s = va ls6
sIlEfsr5 ~. ny.- = Fg-losg vnsr -.
Jse-ipo - - ysper f1r Germany ~
max fsyiy sr;.rs-
-~as Dc, s-z,4g- = So uzs sI,-s~-s--
h.-. az va d. IA sWA--s1 - nay
VT. q .s-s -sg-r as riE-, Nsry 81
IAN relieved TIA, Germany HggIc -e-
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~ -r-.z-u-n snc suylc ~ TIE -. ss- =,
JsYz- .Ip,re Nl',..J' regy. tsps- hs1
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rspiy Hss received - -. .o-r 49, wzr
~V.id b. O. ia'.o promptly sae Z pin
mat, fsS,lDus r-etSe.r ~ 80 Grs-
sfLn4sa;k sspe-st E--4.gs-asr1 acre
maze y-s-.-1s5 - re p-.-ra~s. =
80 Jepa...ss CnstTs o.Arz--e. ara t..
80 .-o-n BERN saG -. ,ss..g css-
~ ~ ,ssszsr' Gerard - ,na Jzpsres.
K-n,sssy ara src:i,-s.
J. v-cArr,opc ma - Gs--.s- ~
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u; -. Jspsress 1e-.is-s..or 4 Va a..
~ pzsspo,-s ne evening
~ rEq 1-sf va MAJ. - Ar,u4s-sccr
C1lrts that re T''.e -.s-Es t-srsr.-
a. E>-ir ~ Jspsr.t- oee.ars;-o- -
"a s-e 80 -,s'. Department g.i ts.s
z, s-sys =. me matte. Azg,Ee- PRO.
-sn4si.yE o: .ss.fs-ty a. - .Hsyss
,,-n.y-r1s Igtiy..z I-rsr.ca-s u -
req .-'el.saLA u -ke neutrality s,A,4;ss
u: tas Ca.,sc Htstes 49, regard .. TIE
~Af
=, - e1p+s,.e "a, Ar. ,s-2sz55l r LIZ
~ ~. reD9rt W t0-r-yryO1 -; TIE
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, Usef =, 20 charge - re German An
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mai. ~ ~t.,h 10 Cnl'-d State sss u
ptrtDrm ~. nz-ns ~+fv.ye far Ge-Tls 2 ,.
z Js3sC "a = D+.Ax renosrec n the
ytref Countries S.tc vl-ra Germany r.
e. var
WIEN 'ns JspsrSsE WAY PROCLAMATION
.as snOvn 70 Hsnisi Won Hs mia gssr
CLsrgs q Arsire~ N: the Germzr I'm
tlsssy. ne had ~ comment 70 make
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
KAISER GIVES Hts
REASONS FOR War
German White Boz tItmr,
Russian Pole, u -,
Balkan.
HEIRS FATE NOT r4',E
The Assassination 81 ss.-~.,
Crown Prince Only L..
If Aggression.

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w.nt.a I-.rh.- Di.ni..-s.

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--e- VIA. IRE tHs- AIRY ne slss %
.'@--'- "s'|rra' 49, -s--4. -s--s- r.
t.e Bs-sa-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
CHINA Is SATISFIED
p.Li, R.xsrs, sIksao's Pi.sE-. sc
ssti.fsrtory.
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...... s---...-

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->s.ryr AuEls- -
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..s-c c1rr.,s--1 n.zp--a,s1-s va -.
90. -sse Fo-..gn mo- reEsr1l-E TO-
disposition - Ts-g-cG9 s-e TIE ace
~.,. st..sr o. - s-Enec ~-@r -apsr ?
sr.ns.--r va ANNOUNCE al ne
C.,nese Fc-r-g- one oecyoe1 rot TO
;,rs,~s.-1 ..-hrr
:, . repo-rs1 p Carts 3es par n.s
80, Is,...oa-, Yusr sr.-ss = sstis-
~. 49, ~ 21s:'ly. az ;.--og"s 4
Js.S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
SHOTS STOP DUTCH SIP

T.s D-;-h steamship Va e..
VIA ss. X -gs.-- ~ s.r-.. -.
~H-- Izs: -r-; Es-e- -A1--E go
h--s- ----s--s -r- E--S. 49, 90.
Essex On ne sr1F- V-yar- 2. Be- a
Tzs gs--ss--- - - S...a1r- ~ ----.-t.
-. d. 20. a. Cap. ". ---. . 80
Va e. -aya - TIE -.s4.s...
B-esEust--. howsve- Eso-, c--s-.
yesterday -orr--.E NO saois sa-E al.-s.
- SoN cay MelenA i--l-- .--.-
E;-T-@- as vzit.5 g. s-al "a. -
;he British cruiser Essen 20 o.. az
sac
A. &C. s---n re Essex soa-..s eco
D-t-s s;-S-ae- go .ooked over t. 49, g
pap--s Apparently -ve-ytA e -.
.gh; for IN. steamer soo- va -.
20 proceed % :his po-t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24

II -. % course. d matter Of common
Ero~!N1gs that the mixed courts ~ CANA
ana o; The Turkish donir!ons. while not
exactly analogous, are based upon the
same principle. Whenever civilized gov
srnmen,s d@si with seri-clyliEe6 peoples
IL IS necessary 20 impose certain rss,rie-
tons upon the courts Of the latter II
sands u reason that government Ike
Servia. that tolsrstes an anti-Austr.an
sentiment IN its schools. would not hes!-
tate to allow a similar feeling 20 dominate
i;s courts
The fact that the plot 20 murder the
Austrian Arc hduke involved members Of
the Ssry!an Government, and, &, was ru-
Wpred. A member OF the royal house
makes the demands o. Austria by n
means excessive.
4 simple way 70 judge TINS matter is
for US 10 INA CINE Ourselves IN A similar
position To beEin with. rad our present
Administration been In control OF the Aus.
irian Government 4, would never have
recognized the Ser,fan King a. being the
ruler - Ssryia Huerts and the presen,
King Of seryia founded their Governments
IN assassination. Our Administration
would not have tolerated any interference
IN the psrt ~ Russia snd-you can draw
your own conclusions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
NO REVOLT IN POLAND.
Cpsrs oe~r of Asiess1y Be1es
ape,rtsss. CRersa
~ l. RaeHyoRp

sp>-e- eo---sJ1 seerz o. II, So src sas
Lsneos DAN ka-i
Er~as' Cets FA.sBE,L 20 Tsr A.,
RoxI Aug :3-Tns Aust-ia- ero-I
- caus. a r.1-o,t y Poland have t--sr
IA -,..o ~ n. Cz-s proclamation ..
AUTONOMY B-a1lA ard bah--nlA E-s
5-a--S-Aly IL cr.-- -eVo., Ano ~. ais
c,,nt--s IN me AuF--.an army = IL
c-ssas<nE TIE shooting O. 1utines-s q
t,eoorninr more f-Hqoen,
T'Se-s 70 great AnNery a, Trcn-rno.
where the-. a., 100 zoe A1r,r.An so,-
dis-s
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D.fend. aaaris's stand.

H-sd.uE Sr.-.rar -is-5r7. a. &. from
1ss. ! a. conv7rre3 tat 10 Amer.
al ,ss. ~. 20 AoerInt when ] say thai
~ .a-c. - Ts.o- .ucsri4nc. y-Os+
sf.t' .-'.-es' ne. r. re f-rthef4rce o:
s.. ration can ,cie-a'- on o. near IT,
ar1 poi'ies- a;-F9e !; - most ~
inE ;ass . play tl-s policeman 70 = petty
B4lzsE S,ste
an convinced TIA, We would 70.
dream @: -Ar-.t;.rr condition 20 %
tain IN MeI.co. such a. A0stria has
b+-r obi T-d 20 Eg~er On Ter easter
to-5.f We c. -lAI4 a s,-.c- acc1u~ %
ing from our s0Gtasrn Ne gh0gr. oar
sI,-@- -1c-s turl.g TIE AA, ts.0-
months are readily u-.cs-s,oo6 n
Vienna. Why car Ne roi be a. sympa-
the b. tgSard Austria
TIE Benton -sse nas some SIX rK, :
si,H-a- feature to ire 4 -, -o-Ser1-. an
mater -n@ United State a. the IN
- Ea-ia- 90 England derrand.5 OF he
C5-.s' 'lt.o'sl leaders ar eIp!sna,.o1
% ''r- murder - AZ Erg.-s-rnar m
MEXICAN sol When that eypl.nstioa
gas unSAtisfar'ory 10 England az de-
Tra1de6 that = commission be allowed
20 eEt-r Ms1icO and Investigate the
c.rrurns:s 1css 81 Bsntons death. This
commission NAs 70 be composed Of
American srd Brush mem o+rs
rpor ths f-t.nFs q, H. comm -sslor
was - - tased me action % Washing.
ton IN the pYeFnSes Had tn.s commits
son not been frIStra-ed ~ the Coast
tgronal.sfs u would nave constitute
oogrt IN no way diss r. La ESSENTIALS
20 that asked for IS the Austrian GOV
srnm.u- FOR the tr-s' % the Ser--ar
pio.'ers Whi.s the actual murderer was
caught on Austrian territory ths equal,
guilty cOnsp'rstors acre N safety ir
s<ry"a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
u. S. REMAINS NEUTRAL.
wsshisstos WIN Issur Asotb-r
Pro~is msstos To-day.

WAsEIS0Tos. August 20.
Announcement ~ the beclayatOn ~
war by the Jar@nes. against Germany
wss made a, the japanese Embassy
here to-day. following the receipt 81 an
osficlai d@sDaich from Tokio
President wilson received ofrcial con
nrnailDn ~ the declaration late IN N"
afternoon His informan, was Rober,
Landing. the acting Secretary Of STATE.
vino used the telephone 20 cOmmuni-
cate The news. Hr s>arsirg had been
informed by Baron Chinda, japanese
Anba ssadDr Early in the day con
nrins,lon ~ lts receipt sAs received al
the State Department, from Harie! Won
Hahn haus@n. charge d'Analros 81 the
German Embassy
According &c The information received
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
RUSSIANS SEVEN TO ONE.

RoST Aur :3-Ths Russian E--
,lsssy confirm. ~. reIo-t q q Russlan
ycso-y al Gu-tlnne- n EGE Prussia
!, says n. German s-ry corps ~hics
tocs pa y ne hrr' s - fight
Z; 70 decisreo ina. further -eS.stsnc.
Il s-npossit3. az Russia = penetrating
Germany with q force seve- times
greater thx- thEt % Germany RUSSIA
plans 70 reach BERN ~ forced -lA-chs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
TO OCCUPY NANCECRIAS
Japan VIII Try 20 ssis- >h,ntunr
RsiIvs, soon.
-, ,oss b.st-.t 20 -ES st'
-sy,.-g - =

tF-e. q . - -
J1pss.-- rug. 2 are --H;---s 80
a.-.y.ng a.. .. 1s--:. - r-s f----s-
-. e. .z-E .-- -aa-.--E f-s "-y Ts----
~ n. ma ..--'se.' IS sP'- 30 ,rs--..-
ls-s -,aF-
rapz.e.- o~--.-s --y- ,-1---- '..
oman C,-s-. T., M-.t-- o. esvs
-,s4r ,rre-i = a--e-- a.. have .ss-ec
.1n.-zl or1.-s q, o. l-r1a--. ~ ~.
,-lrs C,s --r4s,s ar. '--.-F 'Hp+ -
from Hssa-,. I-s - ana "rs-E-~r--
~ s2i--rl-5 t-z- '-ar So 30
driven .-- g T.e-'s..
Tr.-e --.i-s - - -H-@ @--el -
30, J4.41 .ate2ls -- |.r~-2y s7-,a@--
Nav. .-ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
GERMANS SEIZE MINES.

sseos' 1s.Is tsspset 20 Ia So
- Pr11EsrLs. AuE ST. Ger
Is-s a.. Terrifying -. ou-kEt-;s - kA-
- att hEs-rE f.u-r.nA-dse rbe tow
T3,-y nav. 4lHo ss-I-5 Duup-u,E and
,ru- - mes here a-s Ss-1rS Goa 70
Isrr1S.r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
INSTERBURG INVESTED.

TAf1s Aus - --ts EavGs AEeocy
ias a o-ss,a;-. f-elr VIVA RsssE say
* snat Q e Er-11ur-1-t GUt11-ita--ye-y
-hsi z.--' es'--t.-s ~ Ge-uA-s a; G----
.trre- -. f.lss-t-s r.--sDec t---tr an
invested l-is-e--'--E 60 ne ros1 = kc-a-
rst--E Trs-sruyrE = ts.-ty ---.ts :---
ne Eussl.r s-u-iis-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
FRENCH COMMERCE TO MOVE

sss~1ai cso,s L,<s3s,t 70 TEt So.
PaEis Az -i-Tns Hg.t4-. ever 80
y. Para slro.ncss ma commerce a. ito
cry - tfsns9cri NAY :.7V o.F1- "a &C
r..cz11s VITA ne regs&- tz-"s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
SIBERIA LINE OPEN.

->E,c AUG :-RAi,Sty pAss-nrt,
service = ur.er bttu.s- Siberia ard
Bz-cT.-Ar Russia snro-cinE 20 a despatch
--osIVsd he. ts-oAy from HE-bn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
BATTLEOF SIX DAYS
Is WON BY RUSSIANS


N7sc,-1li- vr,rrsEe is NV - h.bdio-r
-et-eA. tcvK-e SofEI W. are occupy
IrE some :o-7s Bc-uss the Erve- ss-.--
'-r'g- o-sas1e rncverner- u easter
GElicis o progressing suco-ss.u2y
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assIss 10 pepsisy.

WIZ 'bs.% - bDt TIE eel ne e,uy9si-
Az u Js,,sr os@- ~ Ss' with Gef-
lssny -axi tbSrr ~ss "ia- The Ku-sJ-
JAt.b+-- var ~. ~ -. - 'be Ja!'a-
i..--- I,Ot~-uu,.-,i' ni-~'s H.tb fbE -"
;ryra- u -. La'.r- sri o-Dvd. gst.-
p--i r1-NSy u '-.,' 70: -" PV-eig-.
wsrsDd Nsrsl "'Sr-. . ~ @bf~rs-5 80
o'.-s.. fal'H-. pr',r~s.io-s 80 'os
srrl-~. 90. 90 2. ~ - ~ So y =
~. ds--ia - ;lVr u ssr
To Austrian rrg ~ Ksl--rn Ri'La-
i.-,L i, re.,pr.--5 ~ have IF Tsnz- e 0
an ), .s,s.c ,.Iai sir All axe refuge
81. . reu'rsl pr an do - ., "-5ss
-s' AIs.-s MAJ ~ ~ ~ .Fn vi
g, ,.l wy 10 '1@ Fzr ~. T.r SEE
y,4g' 81, mad. a. ne FORE II o'bos thst
Ja,,sn NJ. re.na.a fr."Ddy ~ Aus'-.s
". -, 'nl .s'rsf sSsPrs "a offensive at
-3,gde
F.pyr-s nave been -l,A..sc ,.s, GER
many 81. .-y.nY 90 'rsrsts' ~ sha,-
,yrE railroad wa.cr fss b.. eastern
te--r..4s - Ts..g-L4o - A-rs-.cz1 -
,e-es.s r a. - .e,sc here ,,HFrs'
INA, pursuing - po!icy - neutrality
~ rr.,.c r.&iss a. nj tsss over
RS ~ v..ef Gef--a- interests here
Saturn Sniinsds e p~rnoer O: ne op-
pys.'.,n r. sD4s-h z Psr.-snlsrt 20
DAY SIC ~ - Ds!s.s. r1st u -.
o.es M easirs - Sesp Klso-chV~ and
,,z. ;, q. ~ r.CiL,. IN c,gegerr Sry de
,srosnos 10 china
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80 AttssL 90 Br,.sia.

To- wr,s, Do-Bs ~ As' y - tt&i
IN. ~ 1.,e=t rsG t-s. maze ~ Bfii-
- sf't.-g - sIigy.hs g. .,s Fe' kes,.
and saa.s 'hsJ . -. Ssrr,-sns ~sfs - -
,..y No-,c o. r>y-f ~ mat WAC 90.
Js,k, 81 -1-<ss % frrs-s.h. SgslGs'
,ts,t 40, D. %. --t-s.u-nx isssf. e.
t.e-a.Iy ate TER sOe.Ie ~ - e&s< a.
ssrDas nun - E:.,sh 4ltsfssts ~ Lac
Par EsS
lie s.scS tLzt s.tgs . r Eax.s.e 80
q. a, ss. ~. G.fr..ny. q EsS.snf
~Ln 0vYa; ~ Os,s GERMANY fr~aa kAss-
e,0~ = Ssy Dvfr-yE Pore "a ~ GO u.
sne .sys ,r.st JsYsns sAs.sfan,s All u
s.sl4y .>y,1S1i. = grS.f tns vfEtsIt n
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-01-08
Obituary..

We are fastened to this world by
strong and lasting ties, but every sor-
row cuts cord and urges us to rise.
One of the cords that bound us in
family was severed Wednesday morn
ing when the life of Floyd Errol went
out with the rising sun.
He was the oldest son Of Harry S
and Elizabeth Hill He was born
near Pike Chapel September 3, 1891,
died December II, 1913, aged % years,
3 months and IA days.
He grew to manhood in the neigh
boThood in which he was born. Dur
ing his illness he was remarkably pa
tient, never complained, never mur
INJURED, but appeared completely re
signed to the will of Him who does al
things well.
With God and the angels we must
leave him till in brighter day We
shall meet him again.
There is no flock however watched ant
tended
But one dead lamb is there
There is no fireside howso'er defended,
But has one vacant chair"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-01-08

DAY.
Mrs. Lewis Orebaugh, of Hillsboro,
was tbe,guest of her son, Frank and
family, Saturday.
Charlie Orebaugh and Gerald and
Ralph Pence visited the Chapman
school, Friday.
Chas. Trop and family entertained
the following guests Sunday: Clyde
Trop and wife, of Hillsboro, Miss
Blanche Runk, of Mt. Auburn, John
R. Pence, wife. daughter and son, of
Tile Junction, and Stella Orebaugh
and son, Charles.
Chas. Jonte returned to Howe, Ind,
today, after spending two weeks with
home folks.
The many friends Of Aunt Rachel
Fawley we're grieved to hear of her
death, which occurred last Wednesday
night at the home of her son, Leonard,
near Martinsville. The minister OF
the M. e. church at Martinsville, con.
Quoted the funeral at Mt. Zion Friday,
interment was made in the Mt. Zion
cemetery.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-01-08
Dangers of a Cold.

Do you know that of all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous 1t is not the colds them
selves that you need to fear, but the
serious diseases that they so often lead
to. For that reason every cold should
be gotten rid of with the least possible
delay. To accomplish this you will
find Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy of
great help to you. 1t loosens cold,
relieves the lungs, aids expectoration
and enables the system to throw of
the cold. For sale by All Dealers.
adv
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-01-08
MARSHALL.
Jan. 5, 1913.

Jan. 5, 1913.
Albert Cameron, of Carroll, visited
his parents here few days last week.
Mrs. Ed. Shannon and children, of
Hillsboro, spent few days last week
with her parents, R. l.. Watts and
wife.
Mrs. Fannie Spruance and son,
Elmer, spent from Wednesday until
Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Cameron and family, of near New
Petersburg.
Miss Flossie Watts visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Boatman, OF Fall
Creek, last week.
Don Carlisle, of Venice, spent few
DAYS last week with home folks.
Don Lucas entertained his Sunday
School Glass last Wednesday evening
and delicious refreshments were served
and games and music were enjoyed.
Miss Mary Bell called on Miss Elva
Spruance Saturday evening.
Miss Faith Sans, OF Carmel, took
dinner with Miss Ruth Lucas Sunday
and attended church that night.
An oyster supper was given by the
K. of P's. last Thursday night for
their families and friends.
Miss Elva Spruance took dinner
with Miss Mary Bell, Sunday.
This community was greatly shocked
by the sudden death of Mrs. Jesse
Spruance last Saturday afternoon.
The funeral will be held at the house
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock, in
terment at Greenfield.
Harley Suffers will move to the Fen
ton Kesler property this week.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-01-08
HELPFUL WORDS
From A HiIISbOrO Citizen.

Is your back lame and painful
Does it ache especially after exer-
tion9
Is there a soreness in the kidney re-
ginn2
These symptoms suggest weak kid
neys.
If so there is danger in delay,
Weak kidneys get weaker fast.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recommend
them.
Read this Hillsboro testimony.
S. Ravenscroft, N. High St., Hills
boro, Ohio, says: 81 have used Doan's
Kidney Pills for several years and
have always found them to be all that
is claimed of them. Travelling seems
to have bad effect on the kidneys,
which at times is very annoying. 1t
only takes few doses of Doan's Kid
ney Pills to relieve the trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
| Remember the name-D Doan's-and
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