THE MUSEUM 



1.00 



Your Eye, ^ 

 Please 



15.000 Arrow and Spear Heads. 1-2 to 7 in.. 

 5 cents to $2. 



85 Arrowheads, broken tips J 35 



35 " imperfect CO 



2.=i •■ perfect 1 00 



A Collection embracing 10 good Arrows, 5 Bird Ar- 

 rows, Oregon and North Mexico; 5 Spears, I Cell. 1 

 Ax. 1 Scraper, I ICuife, 1 DrtU. all for W.OO, delivered. 



100.000 Mineral Specimens. 



50 Important different Roclcs, 8x2 inches (leading 



rocks for .study in Geology) delivered for .. Is 00 



25 nice minerals, 8x2, delivered for 3 iio 



10 tine Crystalized Minerals, 8x8. delivered 2 SO 



Yellow Calcite, group of crystals Oc to 35c 



Green ■' " •• 'ctoflOc 



White over yellow Calcite, group of Cry.stals c to 40c 



Orange Calcite, group of Crystals . c to T.'ic 



Aciuamarine Calcite, group of Crystals 50c to $I..W 



Marcasite in hair like inclusions in trans- 

 parent Calcite 3.5c to 



W.ater clear Calcite, cluster prisms or trun- 

 cated cones 36c to 



Water pool Calcite. gi'oup 3,5 



Polished green and white Calcite 40 



Onyx Calcite, polished, from Black ;:iils or 



Me.xico . . 35 



Blue Calcite 15 



Cinnamon Calcite 20 



A collection of 10 shades of colors Calcite grouped 



Crystals, in good cabinet size $2 5 



10 large cabinet size 3 5 



15 white Chalcedony Geodes, all different, brilliant 

 interior, new entirely and ahead of all known. 



good size 1 50 



Bsmaller 1 OO 



Splendid Dog Tooth Spar, white, large "teeth" 35 to so 



Gypsum •■Frost" 15 to 35 



Coxcombe Marcasite 25 to 50 



Olive Green semi-opal, new. fine 25 to $1.00 



Rich green Amazon stone cleavage 10 to 35 



Rich green Fluorite clearage 15 to 40 



Pine Moss Agate iu white Chalcedony 15 to 60 



Apatite Crystals 20 to Si 



Cinnabar, dark red, best _ 20to.50 



Ruby Blende 50 to $150 



Straw colored Barite Crystals 25 to 1.00 



Velvet Malachite and 4zurite .35 to 1.60 



Rhodo crosit ewith Pyrite 25 to 1.00 



Rubellite, fine ..10 to 



Purple Lipidolite 10 to 



Acicula' Snowy Pectolite 20 to 



Orpiment, mixed with Realger 25 to 



Rich Kose Quartz _ 10 to 



Fine Quartz Crystals on Hematite 35 to 1 00 



Tourmaline, all shapes 10 to 



6 polished Agates 



Polished Mexican Onyx 35 to 



" Tiger Eye , 



Pudding Stone 20 to 



Satin Spar, white or pink 10 to 



50 

 30 

 75 

 I.OO 

 25 



2000 Fossil Specimens of all ages. 

 Sioux Indian Pipes, War Clubs, Moccasins. 



What I have quoted above embrace all good size to 

 large and fine specimens and no little ones, and all 

 prepaid, delivered to you at prices you may choose. 



Complete Catalogue and prices for stamp. 



L. W. STILLWELL, 



MINERALOGIST, 



DEADWOOD. S. D. 



When answerine ads. mention Museum. 



WE PRINT 



and seuil i)o,<tpai(l 100 

 Letter Heads for 40c; 

 100 Envelopes, 40e; 

 100 Card,s, 40c. all for $1.00 Send stamp for 

 figure.^ on any printing. We can save you 

 money A. M. EDDY, ALBIOX, N. Y. 



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THE 



Amateur Trainer. 



BY ED. F. HABERLEIN, 

 (A practical trainer of thirty years exj-erience.) 

 Is a plain, practical and concise, y t thor- 

 ough guide in the art of training. J.ndling 

 and the correcting of faults of the hird dog, 

 subservient to the gun afield. Second edition, 

 illustrated, paper cover, $1.00; clolh, $1 .lO, 

 Address, 



ED. F. HABERLEIN, 



McPHERSOK' '<■ '■ 



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Special ''^ 

 Announcement' 



No Cabinet is complete without a cc' '-clion 

 of Herkimer County Crysti* I 



want every reader of this monthly to e a 



collection of these marvels of beauty, .ice I 

 will make you this offer: Let me Sv. d you, 

 by return mail, postpaid, 3.5 of these . illiant 

 gems. If they please you, send mt just 70 

 cents, (no more) if not satisfactory, re urn the 

 collection and it will be O K. Is not this a 

 fair proposition y 



A. B. CRIM, 



MIDDLEVILLE, HERKIMER CO., T. Y. 



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Relief Maps 



FOR SCHOOLS 

 OF ALL GRADES. 



Systematic Collections, 



MINERALOGY, GECLOGY, ZOOLOGY, 



LANTERN SLIDES, ETC. 

 Washington School Collections. 



Minerals, Rocks and Invertebrate Animals. 



It is safe to say that no collections of equal excel- 

 lence have ever before been offered in this country at 

 so low a price ($2 each). Send for circular. 



EDWIN E. HOWELL, 



812 nth St., N. W., Washington, D.C 



