* * * * * Postage-stamp album with classified spaces for 2400 stamps and 264 engravings. Price 50 cents (cloth binding 75 cents); for 60 cents in new subscriptions (cloth binding for 90 cents). Postage 5 cents. * * * * * One hundred postage stamps to begin with; price 25 cents; for 30 cents in new subscriptions. * * * * * Savings Bank. Price $1; for $1.25 in new subscriptions. Postage 17 cents. [Illustration: JIG DANCIN ONE CENT] The music and dancing last half a minute after a penny is put into it. Goes by clock-work. Well made and not likely to get out of order. The music is imaginary, except the clatter of the dancer’s feet. * * * * * Printing outfit. Price $2.50; for $3 in new subscriptions. [Illustration: FAVORITE FAVORITE PRINTING PRESS AND OUTFIT CARDS INK TYPE PALLET FURNITURE GOLD THE FAVORITE PRINTING PRESS & OUTFIT] Consists of a practical press of the slightest possible character, roller, one font of type, one case, leads, furniture, ink and fifty cards. Weight of the whole in a box about seven pounds. A boy with the requisite printing wit can do small jobs with it. Size of chase 2x3½ inches. * * * * * [Illustration] Woods Air Line Gun. Price $1; for $1.10 in new subscriptions. Postage 30 cents. The “barrel” is a straight wire; the bullet a wood spool; the force a coil of steel wire. Target with pocket to catch the bullets. Also a torpedo target. Bullets for the Woods gun; 25 for 10 cents; for 15 cents in new subscriptions. Postage 5 cents. * * * * * Doll’s Britannia Tea-set. Price 25 cents; for 35 cents in new subscriptions. Postage 12 cents. [Illustration] About 20 pieces, teapot 3 inches high. * * * * * Sand-mill, that is, a water-wheel driven by sand instead of water, with a wooden man pretending to turn the crank outside. The mechanical boy will rig a pulley and get a good deal of work out of it. Sand play is the chief amusement of children at the seaside. Price 25 cents; for 35 cents in new subscriptions. Postage 15 cents. * * * * * [Illustration] Toy scales 6½ inches long. Price 25 cents; for 35 cents in new subscriptions. Postage 17 cents. * * * * * [Illustration: Geo. H. Walker & Co. Boston.] Locomotive and tender of malleable iron japanned and gilt. Connecting-rods work, wheels turn and bell rings. 20 inches long, and weighs seven pounds. None so substantial and life-like ever made before for anything like the money. Price $2; for $2.50 in new subscriptions. Western orders filled from Chicago to save express. * * * * * Whistle. Price 30 cents; for 35 cents in new subscriptions. [Illustration] Celluloid; looks like ivory. Trills. * * * * *