C. Y. P. R. U.

These letters stand for Chautauqua Young People's Reading Union, and

indicate, as was explained last week, that the readers of this column

are a branch of the great society which meets at Chautauqua every summer

for study, recreation, and training in usefulness. Whoever shall take a

part in contributing to the budget of the Postmistress may write C. Y.

after his or her name, on the best authority. The column will be a sort

of miscellany, and you may feel entirely at liberty to send anything to

it that you please. For instance, here is a letter from a boy who, in

studying natural history, has happened across a pleasant incident in the

experience of a traveller in the East:

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