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THE COLOGIST. 



265 3i lbs. Sphalerite aud Siderite; f lb. 

 Couglonu'rate; Ik Uis. Pearl Spar, Eug. ; 



1 lb. Limouite. 1 "lb. Peacock Coal; 2i lbs. 

 Copper Pyrites; k Ih. Barite, i lb. Frag- 

 meuts; ^ ib. Pet. Wood, Fos. Coral, la.; 

 1-2 lbs 1.00 



2l)6 1:^ lb. Copper Ore, L. S. ; 3^ lbs. 



Ciiiinel Coal, Ky. : 3^ lbs 50 



2(i7 2 Asphalt, 4 Qlz. Xtals, Hematite, 



2 Pyroxene, Willianisite, Marcisite, 2 

 Smoky Qtz., Amethyst, Tufa, Sinoky 

 Seleuite, 2 Blk. Mica, Cmninius^touilc. 

 Switz. Xtali, Sil. Wood; fine lot: l^., lbs. .75 



2(58 Chalycopvrite, Pumice, Chalcedony, 

 Halite, 2 Datolite, 2 Calcite, 2 Sodalite, 

 Microline, Qtz. Xtal, Fluorspar, ^ lb. mixed 

 spec; 1| lbs 60 



We can furnish duplicates of Lots No. 

 to 274, inclusive. 



269 GontairiK a\Or, Ajiec. of eni'h. Fluor- 

 spar, Cumberland, Knrj. : Qitartz Crystal, 

 Hot Sprinr/s, Ark. ; CJmlcedony Geode, 

 Tampa Bay, Fla.; Native Lodestotie 

 Magnet Cove, Ark.; Ametlujut, Thunder 

 Bay, L. S. 



The folloirinf) are all polished specimens: 

 Carndian, Brazil; Moss Agate, Brazil; 

 Onyx, Germany; Clouded Agate, Brazil; 

 Labradorite, Labrador; Croi'odolite or Tiger 

 Eye, So. Africa; Bird s Eye Coral, Iowa; 

 Fisli* Egg Coral, Iowa; we mnil this lot 

 prepaid 1. 00 



270 Contains a 25c specimen of each 

 mineral named in Lot 269, by Express. 2.25 



271 Contains a 5!)c specimen of each 

 mineral named m Lot 269, by Express, 4.00 



272 Contains a $1 00 specimen of each 

 mineral named in Lot No. 2G9, byEx . .7.50 



273 Contains a !f!2.00 specimen of each 

 Fluorspar, Fossil Coral, Amethyst, Crocido- 

 lite, Carueliaa, Onyx and Labralorite; 

 by Express 8.00 



274 Contains a ifi.OO spec, of each 

 Fluorspar, Amethyst, Crocidoiite, Cariielian, 

 Onyx aud Labradorite; by Express . .18.00 



275 Contains a -f 10.00 specimen of each 

 Carnelian Agate, Brazil; Black striped 

 Agate or Onyx, Brazil; Amethyst, Brazil; 

 Mammoth single Cryst il of copper-colored 

 Calcite from a pocket in a mine in Mo.; a 

 very choice Chalcedony Waterstone from 

 Uruguay; by Freight or Express, 40. 00 



IDENTIFICATION ! 



During the past few years we have cheerfully at- 

 tempted to 



IDENTIFY ALL SPECIMENS 



(>ur friends have sent us, and this without remunera- 

 tion ; but owing to the f.ict that we are now icceiving 

 packages by the dozen lor this purpose, and that our 

 time is more than occupied with our regular business, 

 in the future we shall be obliged TO charge our 

 friends in addition to return postage the following 



li-A-TES: 



lo Cts. 

 3 (it?, each. 

 2 <5ts. " 



Single or first Specim;n, 

 Second to tenth Specimen, 

 Eleventh Specimen and over, 



The above rates for identifying we think very rea- 

 sonable. We have spent several years in handling 

 arid studying specimens of various kinds, and have or 

 hand a very large stock with which comp irisons can 

 be made. We ajso have the leading works to use as 

 refertnce. The advantage of having specimen^ 

 arnoerly ideniitied is invaluable lo collectors. 

 Address, 



THANK H. LATTIN, Albion, N. Y. 



CLIMBING IRONS. 



.\(ldress all orders to 



FRANK H. LATTIN, 



ALBION, N. Y 



Either of the above styles s;nt by express, strapped 

 ready for use, upon receipt of $2.50. 



FRANK H. LATTIN. 



Albion, N. Y. 



For the season of 'S9 we will send you either 

 style of cUmblDg irons for only $2.2.5 Style No. i 

 Is the best. Should \ou desire the irons only, 

 without straps we will send them hy e.xpress for 

 nly %\ . .W. 



