We read your letter in Harper's Young People, and wanted to help endow the Young People's Cot right off; so my brother and I went and picked huckleberries and sold them, and we each send you fifty cents to help now. Perhaps we may get more after a while, and then we will send it.
Carl F. M. (age 9 years).
Arthur H. M. (age 7 years).
P.S.—We inclose a one-dollar bill.
Ticonderoga, New York.
I take Harper's Young People. Saw notice of July 26, with reference to Young People's Cot. Inclosed please find my contribution of one dollar for that purpose. I have agreed to go without candy for one month, so that I may send my mite, with the hope that it may do some trifling good at least.
Helen M. P.
Meadville, Pennsylvania.
I only received my little paper last night, and as I always read the little letters, yours was the first I saw. I send you one dollar—all I have of my own. I had saved it to get me a doll; but mamma says perhaps Santa Claus will bring me one if I am good. I cheerfully give this to help endow a cot for the poor little sick children, and hope you will get enough. I think Harper's Young People is splendid. I read it all.