directions for Dry and Wet Stamping, also Instruction for Kensington, Lustra and Hand Painting, 15c.
New Stamping Outfit, containing Alphabet (26 letters), 47 Stamping Patterns, Box Powder, Pad, a Felt Tidy; Imported Silk to work it, Instruction Book and Big Catalogue (mentioned above). Price $1.00.
Address J. F. INGALLS, Lynn, Mass.
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Address No. 291 Ruby St.
Volume 13, Number 9. Copyright, 1886, by D. Lothrop & Co. Jan. 2, 1886.
NEW YEAR'S FUN!
LIVES THAT TOUCHED.
PART II.
WHEN they reached their hotel, they had much to say about the brave little girl with a kind voice, and a strong arm. Daniel the cook knew at once by the description who they must be. "It will be Janet Burns, the fisherman's girl, Miss Celia; and a nicer one never breathed. The care she takes of them children; and the life they lead her!" The next morning the Raymond children left the shore, and went back to their city home. And they were sorry, for they wanted to see more of Janet. Weeks passed, and the business of Christmas time came again to the Raymonds. The box which the children were always allowed to send to whom they would, was being planned.
"We would like to send it to the fisherman's children down the coast; Janet,