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everybody a fair chance to get a part of my collections at a limited price, I 

 will divide them into shares at the following rates : 



Whole share, $25. Distribution to be from 250 to 500 specimens, in accor- 

 dance with wishes (Diurnal Lepidoptera and specialties at agreement). 

 Half share, $12 50. Half the above. 

 Young collectors or beginners at §5 per 100 specimens. 

 All sums to be paid in advance. 



I shall be obliged by receiving early information from all desiring to sub- 

 scribe, stating at the same time their wishes. When and where the money is 

 to be delivered, will be notified in due time. No insects will be sold sepa- 

 rately after my return, except to subscribers. If anything should happen 

 during the tour to prevent my fulfilling my engagements, or if any one 

 dislikes his share, the money will be refunded. The Coleoptera and Diurnal 

 Lepidoptera will be sent named. Address: — Gr. W. Belfiiage, Waco, 

 McLennan Co., Texas (Care of Forsgard & Co). 



[We can cordially recommend Mr. Belfrage to our readers as an active and 

 zealous collector: his mounting of specimens is the very perfection of neat- 

 ness.— Ed. C. E.] 



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ADVERTISEMENTS. 



For Sale Cheap. — A fine Oxy-Hydrogen Dissolving-View Apparatus, with 

 Polariscope, Microscope, and Kaleidoscope complete ; and a large collection of 

 suitable slides. Apply to E. B. Reed, London, Ont. 



Texan Insects. — 25,000 specimens of Insects from Texas, for sale or exchange 

 (Reference to En. Can. Ent.) — G. W. Belfrage, Waco, McLennan Co., Texas. 

 Care of Forsgard & Co. 



Cork and Pins. — We have received a fresh supply from England of sheet cork 

 of the ordinary thickness, price 16 cents (gold) per square foot ; and a full supply 

 of Klaeger's pins, Nos. 1 to 6, price 50 cents (gold) per packet of 500. Orders will 

 please state whether the package is to be sent by mail or express. 



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Club Rates. — In addition to the Club rates announced on the second page of 

 the wrapper, we are enabled to offer the following : 



The American Agriculturist ($1.50), and Canadian Entomologist ($1), for $2. 



Arthur s Rome Magazine ($2), and the Canadian Entomologist ($1) for $2.25. 



The Children 's Hour ($1.25), and the Canadian Entomologist ($1), for $1.75. 



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AGENTS FOR THE CANADIAN ENTOMOLOGIST. 



Canada— E. B. Reed, London, Ont. ; W. Couper, Naturalist, Montreal, P. Q. ; G. 



J. Bowles, Quebec, P.Q. ; J. Johnston, Canadian Institute, Toronto, Ont. 

 United States. — The American Naturalist's Book Agency, Salem, Muss. ; J. Y. 



Green, Newport, Vt. ; W. V. Andrews, Room 17, No. 137 Broadway, N. Y. 

 England. — \Ym. Wesley, 81 Fleet Street, London, E. C. Subscription 5s. per Vol. 



