It is a bit odd to teach productions of lighted cigarettes in a book for young conjurers, but perhaps those were the days when smoking was considered good for you.

From the introduction:

That brings me to another point. Don’t be afraid of a mistake, and don’t allow yourself to be discouraged by one. The best men make mistakes sometimes. Still, it is as well to guard against mistakes by rehearsals. Take one trick at a time and go over it many times until you know it thoroughly. Then – and not till then – go on to another trick. In this way you will soon build up quite a little store of tricks which you can present anywhere at a moment’s notice.

Take Notice!

Wrong Again!

A Handkerchief Changed Into A Glove

The New Flying Coin

The Handkerchief And Sealed Tube

The Rising Wand

The “Page” Cigarette Producer

A Silk Handkerchief Changed Into A Solid Billiard Ball

The “Real” Hypnotic Wand

The New Aladdin Rising Cards

The Visible Card Finding Box

A Handkerchief Vanish From A Small Cylinder Of Paper

The Vanishing Pack Of Cards

Boxes To Vanish Coins

The New Egg Bag

An Easy Load For A Rabbit

Production Of A Lighted Cigarette From The Waistcoat Pocket

Ribbons From Water

Production Of A Bouquet From A Borrowed Handkerchief

The Broken Hat

The Perfect Colour-Changing Handkerchief

The Passe-Passe Bottle Trick

The “Encore” Changing Card

The Improved Frame, Handkerchief And Bag Mystery

The “Bertram” Billiard Ball Production

The Sunshade And The Handkerchiefs

An Easy Card “Discovery”

The Wandering Handkerchief

The Mysterious Hand

How To Make Money

The Card Stand

The Card And The Coin

A Mysterious Change

To Pass A Finger Through A Penny

The Wine And Water Trick

The New Production Chimneys

Handkerchief Changed To A Lemon

The Tambourine Trick

The New Dove Pan

The “Chung Ling Soo” Rice Bowls Trick

The Inexhaustible Box

1st edition 1910, 92 pages; PDF 53 pages.