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Card Tricks And MagicUseful Rules To FollowTricks With CardsTo Call For Any Card In The PackTo Make Another Person Draw The Cards You Call ForTo Name The Cards Of A Pack Concealed Under A HandkerchiefTo Call The Cards Out Of The PackA New Method To Name All The Cards In Succession Without Seeing ThemTo Discern One Or More Drawn CardsThe Knaves And The ConstableTo Show A Card Now On The Top, And Now At The Bottom Of The PackThe Same Trick In Another MannerThe Same Trick In A Still More Surprising MannerThe Double ConfederatesThe Card In The PocketbookOf Twenty-Five Cards Laid Tn Five Rows Upon A Table, To Name The One TouchedTo Conjure A Certain Card Into Your PocketOf Two Rows Of Cards To Tell The One Which Has Been TouchedTo Produce A Required Card From Your PocketA New Method To Tell A Card by Its WeightTo Tell Through A Wine-Glass What Cards Have Been TurnedThe Window TrickThe Card Of One Color Found In A Pack Of The OtherTo Name Several Cards Which Have Been Drawn Out Of A Pack Which Has Been Divided Into Two HeapsTo Find A Certain Card After It Has Been Shuffled In The PackOn Entering A Room, To Know Of Three Cards, Placed Side by Side, Which Have Been Reversed, That Is To Say, Turned Upside DownThe Four KingsThe Four Confederate CardsTo Transform A Card Which Has Been Seen Into A Different OneThe Magical TrioTo Make A Mouse, Or Any Similar Thing, Come Out Of A Pack Of CardsTo Make A Person Believe You Can Distinguish The Cards by Their SmellTo Guess A Card Thought Of by Anyone, And To Name Its Position In The Pack, In AdvanceAnother Method To Name What Card A Person Has Drawn From A PackTo Find In The Pack, And Through A Handkerchief, Whatever Card A Person Has DrawnThe Nailed CardThe AmazementThe Card Under A Handkerchief Discovered by The Sense Of TouchTo Tell The Amount Of The Numbers Of Any Three Cards That A Person Shall Draw From The PackThe Charmed TwelveHow To Force A CardThe Shifting CardThe Shuffled SevenManner Of Changing The Card In A Person’s Hand, While Recommending Him To Cover It CloselyThe Queens Digging For DiamondsMagical DelusionsThe Wonderful HatThe Confederate CoinTo Make Touch-PaperA Slow Fire For WheelsMagic BoxesA Brilliant FireTo Make Squibs And SerpentsTo Make CrackersThe Manner Of Making A Ring Change Hands, And Pass On To Any Finger You Please Of The Opposite HandTo Break A Stick Placed On Two Glasses Without Breaking The GlassesMagical TransmutationsThe Ring And The HandkerchiefThe Magnifying ReflectorSympathetic InkTo Mix Wine And Water Together And Then Separate Them by Means Of A Red And White TapeTo Illuminate The Surface Of The WaterThe Well Of FireTo Split A Piece Of Money Into Two PartsArtificial ThunderThe Tumbling EggTo Swallow A Barber’s PoleTo Make The Appearance Of A Flash Of Lightning, When Any One Enters A Room With A Lighted CandleTwo Liquids When Mixed Form Almost A Solid MassTo Melt Iron In A Moment, And Make It Run Into DropsTo Make A Bird Seem As DeadTo So Fill A Glass With Water That It Cannot Be Removed Without Spilling The WholeTo Make An Object Which Is Too Near The Eye To Be Distinctly Perceived, To Be Seen In A Distinct Manner, Without The Interposition Of Any GlassNew Camera LucidaTwo Figures, One Of Which Blows Out And The Other Re-Lights A CandleAn Optical GameA Vessel That Will Let Water Out At The Bottom As Soon As The Mouth Is UncorkedTo Produce Great Heat by Presenting Two Solids To Each OtherA Powder Which Catches Fire When Exposed To The AirTo Construct And Inflate A Small BalloonTo Melt Lead In A Piece Of PaperArtificial IlluminationsTo Set Fire To Spirits Of Wine by The Rays Of The SunTo Produce Beautiful Fireworks In MiniatureTo Eat A Peck Of Paper Shavings, And Convert Them Into A RibbonThe Bag Of EggsA Handkerchief Marked, Cut, Torn And MendedA Watch Pounded In A MortarTo Melt A Piece Of Money In A Walnut Shell, Without Injuring The ShellThe Hydraulic DancerThe Fiery FountainA Person Having Put A Ring On One Of His Fingers, To Name The Person, The Hand, The Finger, And The Joint On Which It Is PlacedTo Construct Paper BalloonsThe Magic BottleThe Wine TrickTo Discover Which Numbers Have Been ChosenThe Globular FountainThe Water SunTo Cause A Brilliant Explosion Under WaterThe Magical MirrorsTo Make Liquid SteelTo Change The Color Of A Bird Or FlowerMagic Pictures Alternately Representing Summer And WinterThe Magic FlaskScrap Or Blowing BookTo Keep A Stone In Perpetual MotionHow To Cut A Man’s Head Off, And Put It In A Platter A Yard From His BodyIce Made In A Red-Hot VesselMagical ColorsFreezing With LiquidInvisible InkThe Magical TeaspoonInvisible CorrespondenceBeautiful Ornament For A RoomTo Make Fire Bottles47

1st edition ~1900; PDF 48 pages.
word count: 22591 which is equivalent to 90 standard pages of text