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American Double Action Revolvers, 32 and 3S 

 I al C. F.. price t2. iO. Same. 43<; or (i-liicli barrel, 

 $3 50. Ladies' Pet, 22 cal., double action, 7-shrit, 

 price $2.25. Single action. 22 or 32, i-im tire, $l..5i). 



Send for prices. Goods sent 0. O. D. on re- 

 ceipt ot $1.00. 



CORNING, - - Adams Co., Iowa. 



BOYS! 



You want the Young 

 Idea, the briglitest. 

 brst iintl cli((ij}cst Ju- 

 venile Magazine publi.shed. Hash(jbljy 

 I'olnmn, and page devoted to Sport.s of 

 the Season. Will l)e .sent .^ix months for 

 10c, if you cut out and return this slip. 

 Addre-ss, GRANT C. WHITNEY, 

 (jni3 Belvidere, 111. 



How to Malie Electric Batteries at Home. 



BY r.. TKEVKKT. 



This volume contains the information 

 needed for making PI Batteries (open 

 and closed circuit) for running motors, 

 lamps, bells, etc. The expense of such 

 Batteries is small, and articles can be 

 obtained at anj- drug store. Price 25c. 

 Address, B. F. EVANS, 



Dealer in Electrical Supplies, 

 (iy Madison, Wis. 



TCI CDUnKICC tor pilvate lines. Sold out- 

 I CLCr nUriLO rlg-ht. circulaisnee. Ad- 

 dress, HaKUEKT telephone CO.. 

 1:.2 W. Van Buren St., Cliicago. 111. 

 Circului-s free. Agents w nted. 



IDENTIFICATION ! 



During the past fe 

 tempted to 



years we have cheerfully at- 



IDENTIFY ALL SPECIMENS 



our frierds have sent us, and this without remunera- 

 tion ; liut owing to the fact that we are now icceiving 

 packages by the dozen lor ihis 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 



I?,.A.TE S: 



Single or first Specimen, - lo fts. 



Second to tenth Specimen, - 3 (fts. each. 

 Eleventh Specimen and over, - 2 (Sis. " 



The above rates for identifying we think verj" rea- 

 sonable. We have spent several years in handling 

 and studying specimens of various kinds, and have on 

 hand a very large stock with which comparisons can 

 be made. We also hav« the leading works to use as 

 reference. The advantage of having specimens 

 prooerly identified is invaluable to collectors. 

 Address, 



FEANK H. LATTIN, Albion, N. Y. 



Wood Eugrayii 



— FOE — 



NATURALISTS 



AKD OTHEE8. 



GOOD WORK, 



LOWEST PRICES. 



CoiTcspondence Solicited 



H. A. CARHART, 

 d JT Syracuse, N. Y. 



Tilllngliast's New Floral Album 



Is not: a seed Catalogue, but a magniflcent vol- 

 ume containing- 270 Elegant ( 'olond Plates. This 

 magninceut collection of Floral LitUograplis has 

 cost Over Twenty-five Himered Dollars and has 

 heretofore sold at Fifty cents per Copy alone, but 

 to Introduce it and my seeds, 1 will now for a 

 limited time offer to send postpaid by mail, on 

 receipt of 15 Cents (postal note, silver or postage 

 stamps) one copy of this Elegant Floral Album 

 and 12 packets of our choicest and most popular 

 Flower Seeds, viz: One each of choicest mixed 

 Asters. Balsams, Pansies, Verbenia, Petuna, Zin- 

 nia, Poppy. Accrocllnium or Strawflower, Drum- 

 mond Phlox, Sweet Peas. Scabiosa and :Mignon- 

 ette. The catalogue price of the seeds alone is 

 $1.00, yet for introduction I will mail them all and 

 a copy of the Beautiful Album for T.5 cents. 



I WAI<T AGENTS and will pay them weU to 

 take ordei-s among their friends for this great 

 combination. My seed catalogue will be sent f>'ee 

 with each order. Addi-ess, 



ISAAC F. TILLINGHAST. 

 Box 10) 1, La Plume, Pa. 



WHITE LEGHORNS. 



A fine strain ot White Leghorn Fowls. Eggs 

 13 for $1: 25 for .n-i"). No tielter stock in this 

 country, (iood reference given if desired. 

 Address. H. C. CAMPBELL, 



Laiisingbui-gh, Kens. Co., N. Y. 



NEV\r HOOK. 



EGGS OF NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS, 



BY CHAS. J. JLWNARD. 



lo9pp. l2mo., 10 colored plates, cloth, $2.00. 



A full description with bi-eeding dates. Sent post 



paid on receipt ot price. 



FRANK H. LATTIN, ALBION, N. Y. 



Exotic Butterflies and Moths 



In brilliant colors and of rare beauty, fi-om India, 

 Australia, Africa and South America for cash or 

 half cash and half in rare eggs or fine bird skins. 

 Also fine cocoons from other countries. Send 5c 

 for catalogue, state what \ ou want distinctly. 

 AbS'iluMy no attention paid to postal cards. Col- 

 lections made up In cabinets for museums and 

 colleges, containing all the cla&ses of insects 

 from every clime. We have the largest stock of 

 Lepidoptera in New England and charge the low- 

 est prices In the United States. 



PROF.CARLBRAUN, 

 NATURALIST, 



3-^iToo^^. 



2>v4:.-^I3^E. 



