(Edited by Carleton B. Case.) A symposium of the various ancient and modern methods, as practiced by Arab Seers and Sibyls and the Romany Gypsies, with plain examples and simple instructions that enable anyone to acquire the art with ease. Divination by cards nowadays is chiefly employed for amusement and pastime, for entertaining one’s self or one’s company; at church fairs, charity bazars and the like. This book supplies all the data for the complete mastery of this interesting science, and is the only one in the English language that is free from technical errors. Just out. A LITTLE NONSENSE BY CARLETON B. CASE =160 Pages Paper Covers Price 30 cents.= A book of the best current wit, culled from European and American sources; all clean and laughable; due to find a place in every home where mirth is welcome and happiness has its habitat. Nobody knows who wrote “A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men,” but that couplet inspired our title. It is a collection of smile-provokers for “the wisest men,” and women, and we believe you’ll like it. There are bits of Irish anecdote in places, but most of the fun is other than Hibernian, and all of it is good. SHREWESBURY PUBLISHING CO. CHICAGO * * * * * Transcriber’s note: Obvious punctuation errors were corrected. Book uses “yoeman” where “yeoman” might be expected. Page 5, “cafe” changed to “café” (of a café at Havre) Page 41, “Be” changed to “He” (He bounced down on)