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DRE65 REFORM.

K» women tujv«nce In the *o«le of pfucmw win tbojr Uwve the tore of (Iivm behlDdl KWt} odd jr«0« MO. wbon tbe ftml wtuueti i* rtglitu convention met In'New KiixUnd. tbU did not ■eem a debeUMe y»e*?k>n Rbort hair and bUximera cbartu-teriM^ (be feminine cha tupleua of the cauae. Drea* waa proclaimed aa one of the vault lea from which tb** aea waa to be eroanripe ted Hot flfty year* have paaacd. awl now Mlaa Susan H. Anthony, tn her trruclous and aerene old age. wears point lace, like any other woman fortunate enough to power— ll. The loadera of a suffrage convention and thoee of a whist dub could be ahnkeu up to-g^-tber nowadaya. anil no otv would know which waa which aa far aa their cloth*-a were concerned. The advanced woman no longer cuts her hair atari, and the apeaker at a woman’a chm le often the moat daintily gowned woman In the room. The drvsa of the future win follow the condition# of the future woman. It la prettier and daintier today than It ever was. ami na long aa women continue pretty and dainty there la little fwr that the graces of coatume will vauleh. It would he a graver world If they did Tirana reform always baa a Held, but when It la a reform against nature no one need worry lent It should succeed. Drew la aafe In the bands of the women of today. and ought to be aafer still In the hands of the women of tomorrow. The alarmist has small cause for fear on that aconr—Harper*a Barar.

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THE BABY’S SLEEP. If It »• Hound and Refreahlnc Dost Knar Its Lwaarth. The young mother la usually distressed because she thinks her baby Bleeps too much, but she worries herself unnecessarily. For the first three months an infant's time, provided It U in good health, is almost entirely spent In sleep. It wakes when bun gry. and being fed goes to sleep again For the first two months It should be.given an extra amount of bed covering. more than twice aa much aa la needed by an adult, because an infant's power of generating heat la vary feeble. After two months the covering should be reduced, and particular care should be taken that It does not cover the child's face. Little noise or talking should be allowed, because even If It doea not wake the child It renders the sleep disturbed and unrefresblng. The room should be kept quid and darkened daring the daytime by drawing the Minds or closing the shutters. The length of time required sleep gradually gets leas as the child becomes older, but until the growth la complete a great deal more ■ la required than afterward. Aa long aa the sleep Is eocnd and refreshing It la not too long and la required, but dosing between waking and sleeping does more barm than good.—New York

BEAUTY SPOTS.

Bean which are not deep may be removed by the dally rubbing with cocoa butter. Never scrape' the finger nails; It will thicken and make them uneven and fall of ridge*. A pint of witch base! and three grains of borax Is s simple and good

Pretty throats are never yellow; they are white, firm tore come to the tOQ Wfe <rrtDU~ For thin eyebrows add three fretas of muriate of quinine to one teesp faJ of i BsetlDS and one of UnoUn; thoroughly and apply with s esc hair brash. Tbs thickening of tbs skin bpMfikt about kg has ~ ‘ nla rackets can maOj be rahbsd

Tbs famous oorrespoudrat, Jama Creelman. contributes to the August Review of Rsrtswa a character ahstfh sf tbs Demoouter sketch of the man. but s calm sod Impreaolvr prewntatlos of the Democratic case. Mr Cresliaao points out JodgaParkar’s Americanism sod judicial train!) and shoe's how. tn his opinion, the Da*— crstlc nominee should rroslrs the votes of the people. Tbs article to well lllnstnusrl with portraits of Judge Parker and hla tamllj. sod hla home. Koaemonl. at Eeopua. N. Y. a able 1 . ...... for the Vtoe-l or Charles W. Fairbanks and Henry G. Darla, appear In the A« view of Rev lews, well Illustrated who portraits and views of the homes of these geo tlrmen The article on Mr. Davis Is by Charles S. Albert, and the one on Senator Fairbanks by Thomaa K. Shipp. The great stake of the United States. In the Far Hast, with a prop brer as to Manchuria's commerdal future, to the subject of an article on "American Trade Interval* in the War Zone." by Dr. Wolf von Behier brand, in the August number of tbs Review of Reviews. Dr. von Bcoierbrand, who is the author of ‘Russia. Her Strength and Her Weaknee*." "America, Asia, and the Pacific.” and other hooka,-graphically Kummarlu* the relations of our Import and export trade to the Orient, tells ns of American good* reaching Russia, and bow the great empire la often unfair to Ameri-

pect. because statistics art- baaed on the amount of goods received at porta of entry, which are often Japan tor or Rnaslan. while no accurate figure* can be given for lb oar which go inland to porvlnoea at or near the seat of the present war. Dr. von Schierbrand believes that both nations will emerge from the war greatly weakened, but that the United Btatea trade will flourish greatly

Tbe Myetic Wonder—Niagara. Niagara Falls from the days when It was first known has always Impressed aa wonderful every Poet, Writer or Artist has viewed lie majestic beauty. Charles Dickens, in writing of It, says: “The first effect, the enduring one, of the tremendous spectacle ofNlagara waa p nothing of gloom or terror. Niagara was at once stamped on my heart, an Ima beauty, to remain there until its p cease to beat forever." The Reading System's aeries of popular Ten-Day Tgkrs to Niagara Falls via lh^ Reading-Lehigh Valley Route has in former year* enabled many to visit this ter-piece of Nature's scenic art, and those heretofore not so fortunate aa to participate aa well as those who desire to revisit It, will And this year’s aeries eery cot lent. Special trains leave Reading Terminal, Philadelphia, 8.80 a. m , and Allentown 10.30 s. m. on July 14tb. August 4th and 90th, September 3d and 15th gad October 6th and giving excursiontsts a daylight view of tbe scenic beanUee of the Lehigh and Wyoming Valleys, arrive at Niagara Falla in early evening. Round^rip Tickets only Ten Dollars from Philadelphia and proportionate rates from other points, good going on special train or lie connections and good to return within ten days on any train. For Information as to rates from other points, stop-offs, low-rate aide tripe, connecting trains, etc., consult Philadelphia A Heading ticket agents or write Edsoo J. Weeks. General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, G. R. Kauffman. District Pa ger Agent. Reading, or D. L. Manger. District Passenger^ Agent. Williamsport.

Red need Kates to LoaUriUe. On account of the BTftnnUl Kocampjient, Knights of “ ‘ - . . Ky«. Aonst Ifito _. . ranis Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets to Lootoville and rvtarn, from all stations on its lines, from Angust 18 to 15 inclusive, at rate of single ten, pins *1.00 for tbe round trip. Tbeoe tickets will be good tor return passage to ioava toviUenot later than Angnat 81. when —lated by Joint Agent at LontovUle. Upon deposit of ticket with Joint Agent at Lootoville. Upon deportt of ticket wRh Joint Agent, not later than Angust 81. and payment of 80 cents, aa extension of morn limit may be one LontovUle to September U.

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