JOE'S JACK-O'-LANTERN.

 ILnen he came in and said, "Now, mamma, if you will give
me two cents to buy a candle with, I will show you as good a
jack-o'-lantern as ever was made."
 In about ten minutes Joe opened the sitting-room door and
asked everybody to come into the hall. There sat Mr. Jack-
o'-lantern looking as bright and smiling as you please.


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 Joe had taken an old cigar 1-box, and cut eyes and a nose and
 a mouth in the bottom. Star.ding it on one end, he could open
 the cover and set his candle inside. It made a very fine-looking
 jack.
 So you see, little city boys, even if you have n't a pumpkin,
 you can have a jack-o'-lantern.
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