THE OOLOGIST. 



GLASS EYES. 



FOR SALE BY 



FRANK H. LATTIN, 



ALBION, N. Y. 



Please examine our prices before ordering 

 elsewliere. 



Elongated Pupils, 20 per cent, extra. 

 Fish Eyes, - 10 " " 



Special extra flue veined eyes at from 40 

 per cent, extra to double price. Write 

 just what you want, and for what. 



A small discount will be allowed on large 

 orders. 



These Prices are Net Cash. 



Notice to Collectors. 



COLORED. 



SIZES. 



BLACK. 



1.0,000 C-wiriosltles. 



The famous collection of Coins. Curiosities, Natural 

 History specimens, Ocean Curio, Birds, Eggs, 

 ^Minerals, Fossils, Indi.^n Relics, etc., etc., etc., in 

 the BELKNAP MUSEUM, Moore's Opera House, 

 Lake Village, N. H., is for sale. Must be sold im- 

 mediately. Fine opportunity for Colleges^ Dealers, 

 Collectors, etc. Will be sold very cheap for cash. 

 Write for lists, particulars, etc. 



C. P. WILCOMB, Curator. 



We have a Loon, nicely stuffed and mounted by an 

 experienced ta.xidermist, which vie. will offer for sale 

 or exchange for some good work on Birds. The 

 specimen was taken on Cranberry Lake, St. Lawrence 

 Co. Correspondence solicited. Send stamp for 

 particulars. 



FELL & ROBINSON, 

 Hermon, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y. 



ONE MILE SIGNAL WHISTLE 



The loudest aad most piercingly shrill 



whistle oi it-^ size made. tJan be heard up 



to one mile. The exact size of a 



60 calibre U. S. Goveriinieiit 



Kifle Carlri<!ge. Mmle 01 bur- 



n:i<>kc<l briisH »ith nieke! 



bullet. Invaluable ::- 



signal foi tea ni k t e r n, 



farmers. 8port*iiEien 



and all 



attract atteutioli 



a long distance 



Call your 



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dinner 



with 



it 



tract- 

 ive a 

 little 

 nuvclty that 

 /^/ everv one who 

 sees u wants it. 

 You Bliould bave 

 it. To introduce our 

 full, expensive, and in- 

 terenting cataloKue of 

 „'unH. kii veH, noveItief><ai<d 

 useful .irticles. we will send this 

 whi tii an 1 nialoRue bv ni:iil, post- 

 paid for onh 8.1 cents in stamps Ad- 

 dress R E > N IE A A Mj SON MFG. 

 CO., 785 Filbert Street, Philart.lohia. Penna^^ 



-I A DIFFERENT STAMP and price-li^t for a one 

 cent stamp unused. 



STEM PEL BROS., 



Ft. Madison, Iowa. 



Breeder of Mottled laya Fowls & Red Polled Cattle. 



Stock first-class. Write, enclosing stamp, for what 

 you want. Eggs in season, S3 for 15, $■; for 30. 



A collection of about one hundred stamps, including 

 some very choice Ceylon & India stamps, arranged in 

 one of Scolts cloth-bound stamp books. And also a 

 number of Ceylon .shells. Address, 



CHAS. S. HASTINGS, 



P. O. Box 5oq. Hartford, Conn. 



("CORRESPONDENCE desired with those wishing 

 ^-' specimens from this section. .Send list, enclosing 

 2C. stamp for reply. 1883 nickels for sale. 



W. W. OILMAN, 



Stoughton, Wis. 



MINERALS. 



35 specimens ixi for $1.00 from Pennsylvania and 

 Maryland; sent Post-paid ; printed labels ; name and 

 locality ; no two alike. Price-list of large specimens 

 free. Send money by Registered letter. 



ISAAC S KIRK, 

 Fremont, Chester Co., Pa. 



OOLOGIST'S ATTENTION. 



I will send, post-paid, id feet of first-class Rubber 

 Tubing, with full directions for water blower, for 50 

 cents. This is the best blower for_ eggs, and these 

 prices are cheaper than you can get it at your Drug 

 Store. ( >rder at once. Send postal note. 



FRED. M. DILLE, Greeley, Colo. 



