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THE OOLOGIST. 



New Standard Catalogue 



OF 



North /\merican girds ^gg^ 



COMPILED BY 



FRANK H. LATTIN, 



Assisted by Capt. Clias. E. BenOirc, J. 



Parker Norris, Esq., and 



Ccqit. B. F. Guss. 



It eives the Common and Scientific name of 

 •every Nortii American Bird iiccordiug to the 

 A. O. U. Nomenclature. It also gives ti^e A. (). 

 U. Nu'ubers as well as those of both Coues' and 

 Kidsewav, and last but not least It gives the 

 value of egss of iiearUi every species, over one 

 hundred oTwhich never appeared on any print 

 •ed list before. 



It is not a personal catalogue of any one 

 Dealer or Collector, as there is not a Collector 

 in the entire World who has or could furnish 

 all the species whose values are given, and 

 there is not a Dealer who could furnish over 

 from .")!) to ?.T per cent of the s-pecies priced. 



The Catalogue Is printed on extra quality of 

 paper and contains 58 pages, size 3'.iX.">'2 'n- 



Price .'i.') cents per copy. 3 copies for $l.no. 



FRANK H. LATTIN, ' 

 Albion, N. Y, 



FLORAL GUjDE 



For 1893, just issued, contains 

 Colored P/aics v/ Alpine As- 

 ter, Begonia, jJaklias, Can- 

 nas. Clematis, JJtitchman's 

 Pipe, Pansics, Corn andPo- 

 tatoes. Descriptions and pri- 

 ces of the very best Flowers 

 and Vegetables, and many 

 Novelties. Try Ch,-\rmer Pea 

 and Golden Nugget Com, 

 tliey pleased everybody last 

 year. Hundreds of beautiful 

 and appropriate quotations 

 from the best aut'iors makes 

 it The Poets' Number. Ev- < 



cry lover of a rood garden 

 should send 10 cts. for Guide, 

 which can be deducted from 

 first order, — costs r.othing. 



James Vick's Sons, 



Rochester, N. Y. 



YOU 



Can coin big money. Bran new 

 plan. Great craze. Just out. 

 o') I side line." Biggest chance 

 -T offered agents, salary or com- 

 luissiDii. Be quicij. Goods c)n 

 dit. Samples, etc.. Free. MUL- 

 TIPLEX CO.. No. 171 8th and L(.cust.Phila..Pa. 

 DepirttueiU No. 171. I'lilhuielphta. I'a. 



60,000 Sold. 



THESE In.striinieuts have »'i)j(\y«Ml 

 a liigh ie|)iiIalion for iiioiu iliaii 

 forty yeai'.s. Tlic.v ate Brilliant and 

 Musical .in tone, ami iitioid a um.sL 

 bt'aiililiil accDiiipaiiiiiuMit In \ocat 

 iiiii.sic — ilie tiiiii- ha\iiiL' 'liif r:iie 

 sympathetic qua i'y w liioli blends ad- 

 iiiirahly wiili ilie human voice- 



They are Durable, lieiug constriicL- 

 ed of the Best Materials, by the Most 

 Skillful Workmen They have earueil 

 all espeeial reputation for Keeping 

 in Tune, and al.so for retaining in a 

 most remarkable degree their orig- 

 inal fullness of tone — never growing 

 thin or wiry with age. The Com- 

 pany, through their agents, liave re- 

 ceived several First Premiums during 

 the past few years, and their instru- 

 ments have invarial)ly taken high 

 rank wherever exiiibited. 



PRICES MODERATE. 



TERMS EASY. 



SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 



Emerson Piano Co., 

 1 74 Tremont Street, 



BOSTON, MASS. 



Branch j 92 Fifth Avenue, New York, 

 Stores (218 Wabash Ave., Chicago 



"Our Annual Offer" 



Of BIRDS EGGS AND SKINS at low 

 rates as made on pages 37th and 38th 

 of Feb. ()()LOGiST will be extended to 

 April 1.5th at whieh date it will^;o.sj7tt'C- 

 ly be withdrawn. 



FRANK H. LATITN. 



Albion, N. Y. 



