RANDOM NOTES ON NATURAL HISTORY. 



COLLECTOR'S PARADISE 



IS IN APRIL, MAY, AND JUNE. 



The Fever for Collecting is Sure to Come. 



so PREPARE FOR IT EARLY. 



POR ORNITHOLOGISTS, OOLOGISTS, ENTOMOLOGISTS, AND TAXIDERMISTS, 

 FOR FIELD-WORK. 



POR SALE BY SOUTHWICK & JENCKS. 



$ .60 ! Egg Drill, long handle, -.•. 5-32 



.75 I " '' " .... 6-32 



'' .... 8-32 



...16-32 



1.00 



.75 



3 for .25 



.35 



..50 



.75 



1.50 



Blow-pipe, brass, fine tip, each 25c. , per doz. 2.50 



Scalpel, all steel 



Scalpel, ebonj^ handle 



Scissors, best 



Spring Forceps 



Curved Needles, each lOc 



Fine wire for fastening bill per oz. .10 j Blow-pipe, nickel --tO 



Tags with strings... per 100, 12c. ; per 1000, 1.00 i Embryo Scissors, very fine. 1-50 



Egg Drill, fine, short handle, each, 15c., j Dry Preservative Arsenic and Aliiai, 



per doz 1.50 per lb. 25c. ; per 10 lbs. 2.00 



Egg Drill, long handle, 3-32 .25 , Arsenical Soap, per lb. in glass bottle, .50 



Cases of Instruments. 



No. 1. Set of Skinning tools in case. Contains 2 Scalpels, 1 Scissors, 



1 Spring Forceps, 1 Long StuflFers 5 00 prepaid. 



No. 2. Same as above, with smallest drill, also numbers 2 and 4 drills 



and Nickel Blow-pipe 6 50 " ' 



These cases are of wood, with places fitted to each instrument, and are made strong and 



durable. 



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No 



Collector, 

 Locality,.. 

 Date, 



.Name, 



Set Mark, Jncubation, 



No. of Eggs in Set, Identity, 



Nest. 



(Everytliiny advertised above, except the poisons se?it postage paid. lAst of supplies continued on page 3.) 



