Rochester, Pennsylvania.
I am ten years old. I like Young People the best of any paper I ever saw. It is the first paper my papa has ever taken for me. He takes the Weekly. I think the Young People is just the right size for binding, and I am going to have it bound at the end of the year.
Bertie Shallenberger.
I am very much interested in your paper. I am going to save up my money to take it. I am nine years old. I have a pony named Coby. I enjoy him very much. He is a Texas pony. I live in Richmond, Kentucky, where the grass is so blue.
Bijur White.
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"Del," Zanesville, Ohio.—Flat cribbage-boards can be bought at a very low price, and folding ones which hold the cards are not expensive. You might make one from a piece of thick pasteboard, but as there must be sixty-one peg-holes for each player, it would not be easy to cut them neatly.—It is more customary to leave a card for each person called upon, especially where the visit is formal.