Arrordinir to Dr. William, the man, run
: juriiii: and High-of-hand i: il<-..n
of the Real High School for a personal
man. It is possible to develop the art
' to a high j?it? 11 r>f perfection that all
' for great dexterity and dexterity as
well as a thorough pursuit in the
i principles of many of them.
especially chosen to please and also
lies. Inventive genius is for
ranse in preparing original tricks,
I though which libraries have been written and published on the subject for
the material art is one of the most
The doctor cites the case of a friend
of his who is a wealthy New York
Mutineer. He lives over an entire
work of his residence to a late Nora to
for the development of his ideas, and
hires men to work them out for him.
Sometimes he succeeds in halving the
experts. He has perfected one piece
of apparatus, for example, into which
the visitor drops a pack of playing cards. You can bring  Your own pad:
With you if you are unduly suspicious,
Having dropped the pack in the box,
You call for any card you choose, and
The box will deliver it to you. While
Professionals recognize the principle,
None of them has succeeded in liberating
Out how the trick is worked.
There are a number of societies of
Amateur magicians in this country.
Devotees are most numerous in California, New York and Pennsylvania. 