TRICKS FOR THE HOME CIRCLE.

Evening Star, Issue 4069, 11 March 1876, Page 1 (Supplement)

TRICKS FOR THE HOME CIRCLE.

CAKDLB TKfci. One of the simplest tricks ffi thia depaAment of fireside entertainments ihthe'-cahdio trick. Take a chmmbn taUow cahdlri Ih a brass candlestick, hght it, ind let it stthd untd it has a good hesld tin. Thrix letbue bf the children—a boy aboftt fourteen old is best take the candle, shake the grease from* arohnd the wick, and, dtieffing'-Ha mouthvery wide, etlckthb-cau^ mediately dosinghislips. not g6 out, but will Shine through thri bbyta distended cheeks’vrtth a ruddy MbW. '-Nw, let the parent snddeulw chbck the smartly-under the chin. wili-he obi-eryCd to go out immediately,' j6r ht teM it win ccme out just as sbch : a« the 7 get his teeth out of the taffow. Thih *»W!l teach the boy who cabdle heVer to attempt uncertain tricks fatofc is mean eftonrii to play practical Ibkes & his own children. ! The other children win appreciate thh leuoib - ••• ■ :iT

BHB 'BOO TRlt*. •’*' ■hj PTOCwe a krtoegg.Brahuia eggs arethb best; and'Oh thelaigo Chd d*a# a cMisftwftb alead pencil, tod on thn opposite nnddrtkW * a atoalfer cross inink: PlaOetHc &£i&*fter shoWingteSfchildren the marks ahd*nfetniit'. ting thefntO CXaimueit osttfaUy^bo’tbit they Will know iUhb next it —upon - the headof the oldest Ixypteseuti or H there is a grandfather handy Wfthl bald head,* balance the 'egg oAbts h«sd. Then lot One of -the ebmpany'take a larna book and nee if he oan strike'tbeeggharo enough to break it.- ■ -To ’tee sumite''TO everybody the e£g wiil be bnppteißM ai tho first olow. Then yon can show fhnpemm on whose head it was balanced the ‘fw» crosses marked on the shell to proVe that n was the 1 same ogg that he sawin its but he will probably be too cross tebiVe much interest in the matter. This ls not hj verydifficult trick, and ohn' be qhite etefly : leartfedibuhtare should' Itaexerchted iniihft selectioh of the e&g.An eggthaVhMvbtan' manufactured in Wjs te create :an unpleasantness if it' Should* bO ttSOd in the 'trick- -*■- ;■ •• ■• ■ r: • -f. -vt> :.:ft

TUB DOO ' '• ■ ■ n This trick is not always eAy to' on account Of the necessity of strange dog ihtd the; family ihuSt entice /& sfrangedoift the ciabldthe tatter, into tb'fe •one of tlj ffiMPteaP boWthe defjJtm, anbtiaei^eSTO'tm' i^a W d- kll mu'teach tltf children let tain the ehape which nature has Any dog of sagihity iaih &&&& to perform this tnok in two or practice. A te rier is generally kxmddwSL. Better for this experiment than 4 because it doesn't bold in tin when it has hadettat&h, ?•• •^WF?o ; ...■■•• thb chJto ■:.■.- ■••,:♦ ! You can derive, U,h«V ] amusement byproperfv *