People's Pilot, Volume 5, Number 19, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 October 1895 — FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE [ARTICLE]

FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE

Young*people will find much to interest and please them in the November number of Frank Leslie’s Pleasant Hours for Boys and Girls. There is a capital short story by Optic; an article giving some excellent hints for boys on buying and using a gun, by Will P. Pond; an interesting description of an incident of the war, by J. Frederick Thorne; a valuable paper on “Children in Japan,” by A. B. de Guerville; an illustrated poem about an arithmetical puzzle, by Clifford Howard; a story for very little folks; a description of a new exciting game for ooys; several illustrated jingles, and a number of puzzles; white the two serial stories by Edward S. Ellis and Jeannette H. Walworth continue with increasing interest. A feature of this magazine, which starts in the November number, is the editor’s talks about the new books for boys and girls, in which he points out what is best in the late juvenile publications. The number is splendidly illustrated.