place thecard on the table(which, by theway, must becovered with acloth) you pressagainst it(see Fig)the waxed side ofthe Bilp of tin,which will slight-ly adhere to it,and thus formprop or foot, the* little lump of lead;acting as a count-erpoise to theweight of thecard, You pickit up with thesame… … TO MXKE TWO MARKED COINS, WRAPPED IN SEPARATE HANDKER-CHIEFS, COME TOGETHER IN ONE OF THEM. Borrow a 25 cent piece, and a penny, requesting the ownersto mark them that they may be sure of knowing them again.Also borrow two pocket-handkerchiefs. Palm in your rignthand a penny of your own, and throw…
Magic tricks
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