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THE CELEBRATED HUNGARIAN and ENGLISH 

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HAVE just received a new lot of California eem crystals, 

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THE BRYOLOGIST is now in its thirteenth year and 

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ENTOMOLOGICAL NEWS 



A forty-eight page illustrated monthly magazine, devoted 

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THE NATURE-STUDY REVIEW 



Official Organ of the American Nature-Study Society- 

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March — Bird Study (with 18 bird photographs) 

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December — Weather Studies (Inorganic Nature) 



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