. The American bee keeper. Bee culture; Honey. "Around the Pan," WITH Ton FLEHINO ILLUSTRATOR, All book dealers. By mail $ Nut Shell Pub. Co. 1059 3d Ave., N. Y. WHAT OTHER PEOPLE SAY. "It is the most amusing and entertaining book relating to the Kxposition that has been ;—Buffalo Illustrated Express. "Thi hero is a witty historian, who sees more than anj- one visitor could possibly observe, and the illustrations are as eft'ective as the ; —Leslie's Weekly. ' The book is worth buying if only for the fine reproduction of a very remarkable portr
. The American bee keeper. Bee culture; Honey. "Around the Pan," WITH Ton FLEHINO ILLUSTRATOR, All book dealers. By mail $ Nut Shell Pub. Co. 1059 3d Ave., N. Y. WHAT OTHER PEOPLE SAY. "It is the most amusing and entertaining book relating to the Kxposition that has been ;—Buffalo Illustrated Express. "Thi hero is a witty historian, who sees more than anj- one visitor could possibly observe, and the illustrations are as eft'ective as the ; —Leslie's Weekly. ' The book is worth buying if only for the fine reproduction of a very remarkable portrait of the late President; drawn entirely with one line an achievement it'^elf, but a bit of art when the result is superior to many pictures,"—BrooA:??/;i Eagle. "The funny side of the recent Pan American Fxposition is well arid copiously illustrated. Its humor is of a striking and episramntic or- der, and will suit popular ; —Louisville Courier Journal. "iti-i a large and handsomely bound ?v)lume, pjoperly illustrated in the authors own inimit- able way. and tells as plainly as words the story of the Kxposition from acomic standpoint. In the ilomain of art Tom Fleming has a touch i f Ovuikshank in him, and that peculiar, subtle, satirical humor wljjch in character makes him orii-'inal.',—Pittsburg Leader. 'VViTE—On request within 10 tlays, a (•v of this hook will l)e pre- paid, on approval, lorespoiKsildo perform £VERY BOY HIS OWN TOY« MAKER. Tells haw to malie al! kinds Toys, Btesrtn Engines, Photo Cameras, Windmills. Microscopes, Electric Telegraphs, Telephones, .Magic Lanterns, jEolian Barps, Boats, from arowboat to a schooner; al- so Kites, Balloons, Masks, Wag- I ons. Toy Houses. Bow and Arrow. Pop Guns. Slings, Stilts. Fishing ., wt,>.^. —— Tackle, Ral)bit and Bird Traps, All is made so plain that a hoy can easily makt; them. 2iJ0handsoraeillus. Thlsgreat book »,£AS PUeX^S^H/ATG ^C^
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