ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Arevou disturbed at night and broken of vour rest bv a sick child suffering and crying with pain of cutting teeth ? If so. send at once and get a bottle ot MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTIUNO STRVP PORCrtn.nnKK TKETIHNO. Its value is incalculable. It will relieve the poor little suf ferer immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there Is no mistake about it. It cnresdyseiitery and diarrhoea, regulates Hie stomach and lowcls, cures wind colic, softens the gums, re duces Inflammation, and gives tone and energy ; to*he whole system. MRS \\ INSLOW'S Sooru- ING SVKI'P FOR CHTI.tutKN TEV.TIIIXO is pleasant to the taste, and is the inescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurs- | es in the United States, and is ttn* sale l>> all druggists throughout the world. Price 93 cents a buttle. a A Lakeside Musingf. 4 Good day gentlemen.^ 'Good day,' said the horse reporter, looking up and discovering a young la dy in the apartment. 'I would like to show you a work which I am selling," she began, 'and am sure it will prove both interesting and instructive.' 'What is it aboutV asked the horse reporter. 'The book," continued the fair can vasser, % is by one of our best known writers and speakers, and is entitled. 'What Shall We I)o With Our GirlsV" The question is certainly one of para mount importance, and—' 'Are your girls bothering you much this season?' inquired the friend of Maud S. 'Why, no,' said the young lady, blushing violently—'that is—why, of course 1 haven't any daughters.' 'Oh, you're out 011 the road telling people what to do with their girls be fore you're even married, let alone the mother of a few visions of loveliness? Well, that's till light. Some of our best cook books haye been written by people who didn't know a grid-iron from the Fifteenth Amendment." 'But this quetion of what shall be done with the girls is really an impor tant one," continued the young lady. 'Have you ever given it a thought?' 'I can't say that I have,' .continued the horse reporter. 'I suppose we might tie 'em up in the backyard when a circus comes to town.' 'I hardly think you comprehend the question in all its hearings. What is the legitimate sphere of woman—in what field of action can she best display and make use of the God-given talents, attributes of mental force and physical grace with which she is endowed? These are living, burning issues, and must be fairly met. When we see—' 'All right,' said the horse leporter, 'you can meet them if you want to. Woman's sphere, so far as I have beui able to discover, is to never have break fast on time. It is no doubt a some what limited one, but she is gradually reaching out into the great unknown, and will eventually grasp with her lily white fingers the black demon of in justice that has so long oppressed her. and strangle in the very strong-hold of its power the great wrong which for centuries has battled her efforts at ad vancement along the great highway of progress.' 'Why, that's lovely!' exclaimed the young lady. 'You believe in lady-suff rage, don't you?' 'Lady who?' 'Lady suffrage—believe that ladies should vote, and have all the political privileges that are accorded men. That is just what this book says. That chap ter is perfectly sweet. It's just lovely. 'I presume so. But how about the chapter that says women should not cramp and distort their bodies with cor sets and their feet with tight shoes? The gaunt demcn of unrest that lurks in the maternal bunion may, in the child of that mother become an ever present monster of pain.' 'Oh, those chapters are horrid. What the world is interested in is the noble attributes of woman—her soul and heart.' 'Yes, the soul-and-heart business is all right, but you must remember that the humble liver, working away unost entatiously, is alsoa pretty good scheme and without health a woman can never attain success. The deadly clasp of the steel-ribbed corset and the fatal grip of the gleaming garter are hurrying to early graves the women of our land. The beautiful eyes that should sparkle so brightly are dull and lusterless, the cheek whose whiteness should be re lieved by the rosy blush of iiealth is sal low and wan, and the fairest temple ever made is rendered a ghastly ruin by the one who should take the greatest pride in its beauty.' 'And will you buy a book?' asited the young lady. 'l'm sure you talk beauti fully.' 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I I M ILLHELM ———— | MARBLE WORKS The Oldest, ————— The Largest, The Cheapest, Most Reliable Establishment. in thi- pai 1 of IVnnsylv Jitia Monuments, Tablets and Headstones, manufactured in the mcst artistic style ond of th e best material. .lit world warranted and put up in the most substan tial manner. Our prices are so loir that it mill pay persons in need of marble world to Live us a call. DEININGER & MUSSER proprietors Shops oast of Bridge, Main St., flillheim, Pa. LcwisliM ml Tyrone Hailrai Time Talilc. 1.1 A> K WE; T A AUD. B 3 R 7 9 K. M. A. U. P. *'• P- V| P * Mont.-union 7.0. 9.40 2.*> 7M LowMmric 7.21 in oft 2.20 (•'air 11 round 7 in.l 3 2.'- |t!ihl ..7.4*1 10.27 Yh'ishurg 7-1" lO.'f'i 2.10 Minilnluirtr i-' l ' ar 11.00 ar 2.Y> It*. :i "■' Millinmit 8.22 3.28 I -auu-lton 8.8 "• 3.40 Wikt'f Run 8.37 ' ON. iMierry Run 9.11 L2A Fowler O..V> 4.17 ( olnil'U 0.48 M# Spring MilKnilo.ll nr. 5.30 I.HAVE EASTWARD. 2| it H 10 A. M. P. 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