=JUST WHAT ALL THE BOYS WANT.=
The Weeden Upright Steam Engine.
This beautiful little engine is almost given away to our subscribers,
for we send it as a premium to any subscriber who will send us =Two
New Subscriptions to THE PANSY= (at $1.00 each) and 45 _cents cash
additional_.
The new subscriptions must be sent to us before =May 1st, 1886=.
=Remember!=
We make this special offer =only to subscribers= to our magazines
who send us new subscriptions. One dollar must be paid for each
subscription (no club rates being allowed) and the order must be sent
to us direct, not through an agent. (Premium credits not taken up
cannot be used for this special offer.)
The engine is 8½ inches high and 4½ inches in diameter. The Boiler,
Fire-box and Smoke-stack are black. All the other parts are
brass-plated.
It is impossible for the boiler to explode as the Engine has a
perfect-working Safety valve.
[Illustration: _The Engine is double the size of this cut._]
The Power of the Engine is sufficient for running toy machinery. It is
safe and easy to operate. It will run small Toys, and develop ingenuity.
=The above amount includes postage.= If the Engine is to be registered
(and we do not assume responsibility of safe delivery otherwise) 10
cents should be added.
Every Engine is tested by running at the Factory. The price of the
Engine is $1.35.
Address =D. LOTHROP & CO., Publishers, Boston=.