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Subject "Silk," but essays must contain some reference to Cutter's Little Spool Sewing Silk, and statement of points of superiority.
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[Ill.u.s.tration: If afflicted with SORE EYES USE Dr. ISAAC THOMPSON'S EYE WATER]
Harper's Young People Series
_Ill.u.s.trated. Post 8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, $1.25 each:_
=The Mystery of Abel Forefinger.= By WILLIAM DRYSDALE.
=Raftmates.--Canoemates.--Campmates.= By KIRK MUNROE.
=Young Lucretia, and Other Stories.= By MARY E. WILKINS.
=A Boy's Town.= By W. D. HOWELLS.
=Diego Pinzon.= By J. R. CORYELL.
=The Moon Prince, and Other Nabobs.= By R. K. MUNKITTRICK.
=The Midnight Warning, and Other Stories.= By E. H. HOUSE.
Phil and the Baby, and False Witness. By Lucy C. Lillie.
=Flying Hill Farm.--The Mate of the "Mary Anne."= By SOPHIE SWETT.
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=The Talking Leaves.--Two Arrows--The Red Mustang.= By W. O.
STODDARD.
=Prince Lazybones, and Other Stories.= By Mrs. W. J. HAYS.
=The Ice Queen.= By ERNEST INGERSOLL.
=Uncle Peter's Trust.= By GEORGE B. PERRY.
=The Adventures of Jimmy Brown.--The Cruise of the Canoe Club.--The Cruise of the "Ghost."--The Moral Pirates.--The New Robinson Crusoe.= By W. L. ALDEN.
=Toby Tyler.--Mr. Stubbs's Brother.--Tim and Tip.--Left Behind.--Raising the "Pearl."--Silent Pete.= By JAMES OTIS.
=The Four Macnicols.= By WILLIAM BLACK.
=The Lost City.--Into Unknown Seas.= By DAVID KER.
=The Story of Music and Musicians.--Jo's Opportunity.--Rolf House.--Mildred's Bargain, and Other Stories.--Nan.--The Colonel's Money.--The Household of Glen Holly.= By LUCY C. LILLIE.
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[Ill.u.s.tration: IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL SCHEME, BUT THE OLD LADY WAS ONTO THEIR GAME.]
Poor Jimmie lisped, and his teacher entirely misunderstood his meaning when he said, in answer to her command to conjugate the verb sink, "think, thank, thinking, thunk."
