WEEDVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA.

Please may some of the boys write in defense of the cats, as well

as the girls? We think Augusta would like our cat if she could see

it. It is white, with large black and yellow spots. We call it

Popcorn. The white for the corn that is popped, the yellow for

before it is popped, and the black for that that got burned.

Popcorn and our little dog Felix go fishing with us down in the

woods. She can follow as well as Felix. When Felix has to be

punished, he cries; then Popcorn runs up to him and licks his face,

and we know she is sorry for him. We think so much of both! We had

to go a mile to school last summer, and Felix would start from home

about four o'clock, and meet us sometimes nearly half of the way.

We wondered how he knew when to start. He would be so glad to see

us, he would jump nearly as high as our heads. When we got home,

Popcorn would be waiting for us on the front steps. We like YOUNG

PEOPLE, and are glad Tip didn't die.

We have coaxed mamma to write this for us.

DWIGHT, EDDIE, and CLARE A.

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