Microscope No. 42½. Price 85 cents; for $1 in new subscriptions. Postage 4 cents. * * * * * [Illustration: BLOWER NICKEL PLATED TILTING TABLE] Lester Scroll Saw and Lathe. Price $10; for $12 in new subscriptions. Considered the best and most complete of the saws to be got for less than $20. With nickeled tilting table; roller in table back of the saw which makes it run remarkably true; clamps hold any thickness of saw; clamps adjustable right or left, forward or back so that the blade can be kept in perfect line; with 3-inch circular saw on 3x4-inch iron table capable of cutting half-inch lumber; solid emery wheel; drilling attachment with six Stubbs drills; lathe attachment with iron ways and rests, steel centers and three fine turning tools—length of bed 15 inches, distance between centers 9 inches, swing 3 inches, length of slide-rest 4 inches; six saw-blades, wrench, screw-driver, two sheets of designs; neat box for small tools; guide. A very important recent invention used in this machine is a clamp and strainer in one, by which at a touch of a lever the saw-blade is instantly clamped and strained. The remarkable accuracy of this saw is due to the roller in the table, another recent invention. * * * * * Bracket-saw outfit. Price $1.25; for $1.50 in new subscriptions. Postage 18 cents. Nickeled spring-steel saw-frame 5x12 inches with peculiar clamps, six saw-blades, awl, sheet carbon paper, fifty designs full-size. * * * * * Bracket-work Drill No. 4. Price 50 cents; for 60 cents in new subscriptions. Postage 12 cents. [Illustration] Iron 8-inch drill-stock, steel chuck and six points. * * * * * Carving-tools. Price $1; for $1.25 in new subscriptions. Postage 10 cents. [Illustration] Rosewood handles, fine tools and ready sharp. * * * * * Rogers Scroll Saw. Price $3.50; for $4.25 in new subscriptions. [Illustration] The best of the low-price saws. All iron; neatly japanned; parts interchangeable; bearings in perfect line; with blower; jointed stretcher-rod; clamps with hinged jaw, which avoids the overthrow of the blade, friction, strain and frequent breaking; 4¼-inch balance-wheel with rim of solid emery; drilling attachment on the right; and the whole machine is secured by screw-bolts wherever needed—no pins; six saw-blades, wrench, sheet of designs, three drill points. Rich in appearance, compact, strong, effective, easy, firm and durable. Weight in box 36 pounds. * * * * * Key-hole Saw and ½ dozen blades. Price 40 cents; for 60 cents in new subscriptions. Postage 5 cents. [Illustration] The blade, which is 8½ inches long, can be set in the handle so that only the point projects. * * * * * [Illustration] Saw-blades, ½ gross assorted sizes. Price 65 cents; given for 85 cents in new subscriptions.