THE OOLOGIST. 



Cartilage Knife, extra heavy 50 



Forceps, the best 75 cent style 50 



Scissors, the regular straight 7,'jc style 50 



Case, a "dandy" of walnut or rose- wood, 

 with slots and till for above instrum- 

 ents, and clasp in cover for scissors ; 

 brass hinges: polished oval top and 



sides; good clasp _ 50 



Entire Outfit With Case, six pieces, every- 

 thing listed above 2 00 



NOVELTIES. 



Quartz Crystal Stick Pins 35 



Brazilian Beetle Stick Pins 25 



AgateBrooch 50 



Crocidolite Brooch 75 



Agate Shoe Buttoner 50 



Agate Glove Bultoner 35 



Agate, Moss Agate, Tiger Eye, etc., Watch 



Charms 35 



Pearl PenhoJder. _ 25 



Pearl Letter Openers .M 



Pearl Shell Spoon 25 



Pecten •' " 25 



Shell Napkin Ring 25 



Shell Purse 25 to $1.50 



Shell Match Safe 50 



Souvenir Spoons, King Crab Tail handles 



Pecten and Cardium valve bowls 10-25 



King Crab Tail Penholders, unique 10 



Sterling Silver Stick Pins 25 



Fancy Stick Pins, enameled, plated, &c., 



&c.. 10c or 6 for 50 



Book Marks, 3 silk ribbons with 4 pearl 



shellbangles 50 



High Grade Agate, Tiger Eye. Bloodstone, 



&c. Watch Charms, worth $1..50 1 00 



FOREIGN STAMPS, ETC. 



Sheet of 25 selected Ic stamps 15 



«' '. 25 '• 2c '■ 30 



"25 " 3, 4, 5c stamps.!.!!!!!'.'.!'..'.'. .50 



7 var. unused Cuba 20 



Set of 6 var., unused, 1 to 50c. Venezuella, 15 



Ic unused Guatemala prov., 1897, surch 10 



4r unused, Guatemala, 1878 10 



3!^r unused. Guatemala. 1879 10 



10c Vermillion, unused, New Brunswick, 



1860 25 



5c on 3c unused, British Honduras, prov., 



1891 10 



Ic used, British Guinea, 1880 5 



Popular Album, linen boards, 1200 spaces, 



60111. pages 15 



Set of World's Fair Tickets 1 00 



Broken Bank Bill 10 



• var .50 



Confederate Bill 10 



" 6 var 50 



Revo/vers. 

 Jlifles, 



'ff'eat Wertw-n 

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^FINF^ NETS, TENTS, and 



<^L^ii^L^<Jf SPORXINO GOODS. 



Every description of Guns, Rjvolvers, Ammu- 

 nition and Sporting Goods at very lowest pric- 

 es. We have somethiEg of interest to you. 



SHINE? 



Minerals, Fossils and 

 Shells cut and polished at 

 our Steam Lapidary Shop, 

 recently fitted up on the 

 most improved plans where we do first-class 

 work at reasonable prices. Cabinet work a 

 specialty. Polished material for sale. 



JOHN G. BUXTON, Milo Centre, N. Y. 



THE SEPTEMBER 



LEADS THEM ALL. 



Full of Costly Illustrations. 

 To be fouiicl ill this Xuiiitier: 



An article by Hornaday— the greatest taxi- 

 dermist. Portrait of Wni. T. Hornaday. 



Full page map of New York Zoological Park, 

 showing Animal Houses, Cages and Accom- 

 modations. 



Full page hitherto unpublished drawing of 

 Flicker made by Audubon in 1812. 



Two beautiful drawings by the great bird 

 artist— Fucrtes. 



'■White Flyers of the Sea," by that veteran 

 naturalist and sportsmen, Charles Hallock. 



Prof. W. W. Cooke writes on a new bird of 

 Colorado. 



A beautiful photograph of an Osprey's nest 

 on an island in the Pacific Ocean. 



Frank M. Chapman, the well-known natur- 

 alist of New York City, writes on the Heron 

 Plume fashion. (He writes ou a naturalists 

 experiences in Cuba for a future issue, with 

 several photos taken in Cuba.) 



Large picture of .a Soowy Heron, and anoth- 

 er of the plume of the White Egret. 



A photograph of California Ornithologist 

 climbing a giant pine. 



Besides numerous notes from all parts of 

 the country, news items, etc., etc. 



FOR ONLY 10 CENTS. 



All in one number. 



Don't Kail to send 25 cents for a trial. Af- 

 ter three months you will agree that no live 

 Ornithologist or "Ooiogist can afford to do 

 without It Mention Oologist. 



The Osprey Co., 61 North Prairie St., 



GALESBURG, ILL. 



CALIFORNIA 



CURIOSITIES. 



Mounted Horned Toads, 



Tarantulas. Scorpions. Trap-Door Spiders, 

 5 Specimen Collections, etc. 

 Also Trap-Door Spider's Nests. 

 Headci-uarters for Pincushions both from Yucca 

 Palm and Redwood Bark. Lowest prices on 

 Oraugewood Goods, such as Napkin Rings, 

 Fancy Paper Cutters, etc. 

 Best work on mounted specimens. No trash. 



Wholesale Illustrated Price List free to 

 o5t dealers only. 



C. W. TUTTLE, PASADENA, CAL. 



