Containing valuable information on almost every subject, such as Writing, Speaking, Dancing, Cooking; also Rules of Etiquette, The Art of Ventriloquism, Gymnastic Exercises, and The Science of Self-Defense, etc., etc.

  1. Napoleon’s Oraculum and Dream Book.
  2. How to Do Tricks.
  3. How to Flirt.
  4. How to Dance.
  5. How to Make Love.
  6. How to Become an Athlete.
  7. How to Keep Birds.
  8. How to Become a Scientist.
  9. How to Become a Ventriloquist.
  10. How to Box.
  11. How to Write Love Letters.
  12. How to Write Letters to Ladies.
  13. How to Do It; or, Book of Etiquette.
  14. How to Make Candy.
  15. How to Become Rich.
  16. How to Keep a Window Garden.
  17. How to Dress.
  18. How to Become Beautiful.
  19. Frank Tousey’s U. S. Distance Tables, Pocket Companion and Guide.
  20. How to Entertain an Evening Party.
  21. How to Hunt and Fish.
  22. How to Do Second Sight.
  23. How to Explain Dreams.
  24. How to Write Letters to Gentlemen.
  25. How to Become a Gymnast.
  26. How to Row, Sail and Build a Boat.
  27. How to Recite and Book of Recitations.
  28. How to Tell Fortunes.
  29. How to Become an Inventor.
  30. How to Cook.
  31. How to Become a Speaker.
  32. How to Ride a Bicycle.
  33. How to Behave.
  34. How to Fence.
  35. How to Play Games.
  36. How to Solve Conundrums.
  37. How to Keep House.
  38. How to Become Your Own Doctor.
  39. How to Raise Dogs, Poultry, Pigeons and Rabbits.
  40. How to Make and Set Traps.
  41. The Boys of New York End Men’s Joke Book.
  42. The Boys of New York Stump Speaker.
  43. How to Become a Magician.
  44. How to Write in an Album.
  45. The Boys of New York Minstrel Guide and Joke Book.
  46. How to Make and Use Electricity.
  47. How to Break, Ride and Drive a Horse.
  48. How to Build and Sail Canoes.
  49. How to Debate.
  50. How to Stuff Birds and Animals.
  51. How to Do Tricks with Cards.
  52. How to Play Cards.
  53. How to Write Letters.
  54. How to Keep and Manage Pets.
  55. How to Collect Stamps and Coins.
  56. How to Become an Engineer.
  57. How to Make Musical Instruments.
  58. How to Become a Detective.
  59. How to Make a Maple Lantern.
  60. How to Become a Photographer.
  61. How to Become a Bowler.
  62. How to Become a West Point Military Cadet.
  63. How to Become a Naval Cadet.
  64. How to Make Electrical Machines.
  65. Muldoon’s Jokes.
  66. How to Do Puzzles.
  67. How to Do Electrical Tricks.
  68. How to Do Chemical Tricks.
  69. How to Do Sleight of Hand.
  70. How to Make Magic Toys.
  71. How to Do Mechanical Tricks.
  72. How to Do Sixty Tricks with Cards.
  73. How to Do Tricks with Numbers.
  74. How to Write Letters Correctly.
  75. How to Become a Conjuror.
  76. How to Tell Fortunes by the Hand.
  77. How to Do Forty Tricks with Cards.
  78. How to Do the Black Art.
  79. How to Become an Actor.
  80. Gus Williams’ Joke Book.

All the above books are for sale by newsdealers throughout the United States and Canada, or they will be sent, post-paid, to your address, on receipt of 10c. each.

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FRANK TOUSEY, Publisher,
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Transcriber's Note:

Every effort has been made to replicate this text as faithfully as possible.

The format used for fractions in the original, where 1 1-4 represents 1¼, has been retained.

Many of the riddles are repeated, and some of the punch lines to the rhymes are missing.

The following is a list of changes made to the original. The first line is the original line, the second the corrected one.