Camp, Walter, 1859-1925, ed · New York, P. F. Collier & son · leaf 82
r should be an invertedglass bell (such as may be seen in a confectionerswindow covering a wedding or christening cake),and should be supported on a pickle-jar, the mouthof the jar accommodating the knob of the bell. You thus have a transparent vase, enabling you tosee all that passes within it. If… … Miniature Vesuvius—A Volcanic EruptiDn with Red Wine Sports and Games—yol. Fourteen^p. 55 Amateur Magic safely propound the following poser. To place alump of sugar under water without wetting it. Youhave only to place the lump of sugar on the cork be-longing to the pickle-jar, and to cover the…
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