s its terrors with Hartford Single-Tubes.
Repaired in a minute. Anyone can do it. Dunlop tires, best of double
tubes, if you prefer.

POPE MFG. CO.

HARTFORD, CONN.

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"Napoleon"

Handsome, instructive.

One of the new

Parker Games

For Boys and Girls.

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"Innocence Abroad,"

"Waterloo,"

"Chivalry,"

"Yankee Doodle."

ASK FOR THEM.

Postage Stamps, &c.

=1000= Mixed Foreign Postage Stamps, including Fiji Islands, Samoa,
Hawaii, Hong Kong, for 34c. in stamps; 10 varieties U. S. Columbian
stamps, 25c.; entire unused 5c. and 10c. Columbian Envelopes, 25c. the
pair. Only a limited number were issued by U. S. Government. E. F.
GAMBS, Box 2631, San Francisco, Cal. Established, 1872.

STAMPS

Send reference and 2c. stamp for our fine approval sheets at 50% com.
=PENN STAMP CO., Wind Gap, Pa.=

=100= Fine foreign stamps from China, Queensland, Tasmania, etc., all
different, only 10 cents; 25 all different, Persia, etc., only 4 cents.

JUDSON N. BURTON, Madison, New York.

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100 all dif. Venezuela, Bolivia, etc., only 10c.; 200 all dif. Hayti,
Hawaii, etc., only 50c. Ag'ts w't'd at 50 per ct. com. List FREE! =C. A.
Stegmann=, 5941 Cote Briliante, St. Louis, Mo.

=500= Mixed Australian, etc., 10c.; =105 varieties,= and =nice= album,
10c.; 15 unused, 10c.; 10 Africa, 10c.; 15 Asia, 10c. F. P. Vincent,
Chatham, N.Y.

=25= var. foreign stamps and price-list free for 2c. stamp.

EXCELSIOR STAMP CO., Keyport, N. J.

=STAMPS.= 100 for 12c.; 40 U.S., 25c.; _no rubbish_. 50% com. KEYSTONE
STAMP CO., Lebanon, Pa.

=FREE=--25 diff. Japan, Mexico, etc. Send 2c. stamp.

J. A. WILSON, 1108 Fairmount, Phila., Pa.

Clever Camping Hints.

The Round Table has interested me greatly. Therefore I venture to
offer the suggestions which follow:

When camping on beach or in the mountains, on prairie or in
forest, it is a good plan to have in the outfit a number of iron
pins or stakes about half an inch thick and twelve or fifteen
inches in length. Three of these should be driven into the ground
deep enough to ensure their staying upright, and so near together
that pot, kettle, or pan, and perhaps the coffee-pot, will stand
safely on the ends of the pins when the coals are glowing or the
sticks are blazing beneath. It will