THE MUSEUM 



A 



Beatiful Collection! 



Mounted Tarantulas, Horned 

 To:ids, Scorpions, Trap-door Spi- 

 ders and Nests. 5 specimen col- 

 lections. Yucca Pin Cushions. 

 Kedwood Rark, &c.,&c. Just the 

 goods forCurio and Shell Dealers 

 to lumdle. Best work and lowest 

 prices. Send for Wholesale illus- 

 trated Piiee List. 



G. W. TUTTLE, 



Pasadena, Calif. 



WHAT YOU WANT 



IS ONE OK 



WILSON'S FAMOUS 



$1 Mineral Collections! 



(10 pDUuds in weight ) 



Clevulaiidite, Cancrinite, Cookerite, Curved 

 Miisfiiviie, Garnet, Jaiperized Wood, Lilhia 

 Mica, I.,(^i)id()lite, Limonitc, Lodestoue, M;ig- 

 oe^ile. Olisidian. Prebnite, Siilerite, Soapolitf, 

 Sul dmr. Talc, Vesuviaiiite. Willeuii'e, Zi^i- 

 site All specimens are good size and quali- 

 ty. TKY ONE. 

 N. L. WILSON, 170 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. 



Do you want fine Minerals 

 from all over the world? 



Rare, choice, cheap. Perfection, quality, beauty and 

 Colir. Very line crystals, brilliant colors. Wonder- 

 ful comblnatiim. Hundreds of rare and beautiful 

 things to eni'ich and adorn your Cabinet. Very low 

 prices. Write to me. It will pay you. 



ARTHUR N. FULLER, Lawrence, Kansas. 



5 to 1 Inches. 



Unusual Spear Heads — 500 of them. 



20011 3 to ") inches, elegant. 3000 unsur- 

 passed Arrow Heads. 500 Axes, Celts, and 

 Hammers. 85 Hematite Axes, Plummets, etc 

 45 Mound Builders' Pipes. 55 Uiscoidal 

 Stones, some perforated. 58 Irish Flints. 

 25 Axes and Flints from Denmark 33 Mauls 

 and Club Heads. Jade Ax, African Pipe, 

 Mone Carvings. Bone Implements, Banner 

 Stones, Mortars, Pestles. Anvils, Tomahawks. 

 Ornair.ents. Hooks, Beads, Shell Objects. &c. 



In fact I have just bought an exceptional 

 extraordinary collection of 10.000 pieces. 

 Many cannot be duplicated. Will send some 

 on selection to good parties. Full list for 

 stamp. Advanced Collectors and Museums 

 can get of me what cannot be bought else- 

 where. 12 years in this trade. 



L. W. STILWELL, 



DEADWOOD, 



SOUTH DAKOTA. 



CHEAPEST AND BEST EVER 

 OFFERED FOR THE MONEY. 



For II tlO bill I will send you 10 large, beau- 

 tiful and brilliant Butterflies and Moths. All 

 ditl'ereiit. from different countries, spreading 

 from 5 6 inches across the wings. All are 

 perfect, finely mounted, correcllj' named and 

 labelled, ready for the cal)iuet Each speci- 

 men is worth 50 cents in cash. This offer 

 holds only to the 10th of August. 



If you want to know what 1 have more to 

 sell, send a Icn cent silver piece in a letter for 

 my new Catalogue. Address 



PROr. CARL BRAUN, Naturalist, 



Bangor, Me.. U. S. A- 



THE NUMISMATIST. 



II.UO per annum. lU cents per copy. Official organ of 

 the American Numismatic Association. 



An elegant illustrated monthl-'. devoted to the col- 

 lector and student of Coin-. Now in its eighth volume. 



No live collector can alTord to be without it. A sam- 

 ple copy will be sent you gratis on receipt of stamp, 

 if you are interest«d in this science. Addi ess, 



THE NUMISMATIST, Monroe, Mich. 



Relief Maps 



FOR SCHOOLS 

 OF ALL GRADES. 



Systematic Collectinns. 



MINERALOGY, GEOLOGY, 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 (Sa each). Send for circular. 



EDWIN 



612 17th St., N. W., 



E. HOWELL, 



Washington, D. C 



SEND 15c. STAMPS l^^i^^'^''' ""'^'"^ 



NORMAL CATALOGUE 



of all European-pal£earctlc bird eggs, in over aoo 

 numbers, with prices and number of sets tor each 

 species. 



HERfDANN ROL/LE. 

 INSTITUTION FOR NATURAL HISTORY, 



BERLIN N. W., EMDENER-STR. 4, GERMANY 



Crinoid Heads 

 For Sale, 



E. M. SAUNDERS, Lebanon, Ind. 

 When answering ads. mention Museum. 



