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GLEAKINGS in bee CULttTRE. 



Nov. 



money. Tbe necessary outfit for this is as follows. 

 One dozen Stanley dry plates, 4 x 5, 65 cts.; two de- 

 veloping-trays at 'M cts. each, 40 cts.: one printing-- 

 f rame, -iS cts. ; one box of 3 dozen sensitized sheets, 

 40 cts.; one Tidsdel candle rnby lump, $\M; one bot- 

 tle Anthony's "' Ecoiioinical " developer, ready pre- 

 pared, 4(1 cts.; one box of hyposiilpliide, 8 cts., and 



one book of instructions, " How to Take Photo- 

 graphs," 50 cts. Total f4. 15, or we will furnish the 

 whole for 12 names. We would advise amateurs to 

 buy tlieir chemicals ready prepared. There are 

 cheaper outfits on the market than this, but the 

 worklheydo is considerably inferior to that turn- 

 ed out by the one named above. 



XOYS. 



ITIOTHEK <;OOSE TRAIN. 



This is a inanmioth llthogmpod wooden train, 42 inches lon^. All the parts pack away in the car 

 when not in use Price f\M) each, or given free for 4 subscribers with *4.80. Too heuvy to go by mail. 



VOLINTEGR SAIL.-BOAT. 



Every boy liis own Boat-biiildei*. 



This is compost d of blocks; and, wheu set 

 up, represents a full-rig-ged ship equipped, 

 manned, and loaded with freight. Length 44 

 inches; width 5; height 34^. Every thing 

 packs snugly into the tiody of the boat, mak- 

 ing a neat package. Jt can be easily put to- 

 gether by any boy; and when rigged out it 

 makes a very pretty toy. It is mounted on 

 wheels, so that it can be drawn about the 

 room ; hence it is not necessary to go and hunt 

 up a puddle or pond In which to try it. Price 

 $1.00, or given for 4 subscribers, with $4.00. By 

 mail, 60 cts. extra. 



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5l.iNI, 



DOLiLi'S CRADLE. 



Length 16 inches; width 7'/4; height 8'/^. 

 The little girl that never has a dollie to 

 play with misses a heap of enjoyment 

 and pleasure. When she has a doll she 

 wants to rock it to sleep, just as her 

 mamma does the baby. Here is a chance 

 for many of the little girls who read and 

 write the juvenile letters, to get a cra- 

 dle for their doll, free, and at the same 

 time do some other little girl and her 

 papa a good turn by inducing them to 

 take Gleanings. This cradle is large 

 enough for most dolls. It can be taken 

 apart and packed snugly to go by mail. 

 Price :J5 cents, or given free for 1 new 

 to pay postage when sent by mail. 



