Chapter V: Section IV: For Five Subscribers
=Five subscriptions, with eight dollars in payment therefor, will entitle the sender to any article described in this section. All Premiums will be sent postpaid.=
=Ladies' Scissors or Shears.=--Of the best steel,
warranted durable. Price =2.50=
=A neat Backgammon Board.=--With cups, dice, and
checkers. Price =2.50=
=A Globe.=--Six inches in diameter; beautifully
colored; suitable for home and school. Price
=2.50=
=A Silver Fruit Knife.=--Pure silver; elegant
design. Price =2.50=
=Jig or Fret Saw, with Fuller's Patent
Attachment.=--By the aid of Fuller's Attachment
the little Jig or Fret Saw can be made to execute
more satisfactory work with less labor and time
and less breakage of saw-blades. It renders sawing
very easy and simple. It will also produce,
easily, the new work Marquetry, or inlaid work, of
the finest description, which, without the aid of
this attachment, would be impossible. It is very
simple in construction, and durable, and affords
both amusement and profit to old and young of both
sexes. Price =2.50=
=A Complete Set of Mathematical Instruments.=--In
a rosewood box, with lock and key. Price =2.50=
=A Gold-Plated Neck-Chain.=--Very handsome. New
style. Price =2.50=
=Six Tea-Spoons.=--Extra silver plated. =2.50=
=Gold-Tipped Rubber Pencil.=--Beautiful pattern.
Price =2.50=
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Besides giving the above as premiums, we offer them for sale, postpaid, at the prices named.
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