RANDOM NOTES ON NATURAL HISTORY. 



FOR ORNITHOLOGISTS, OOLOGISTS, AND TAXIDERMISTS. 

 For Sale by J. M. SOUTHWICK. 



Scalpel, all Steel *0 60 



Scalpel, ebony handle • 75 



Scissors, best 1 00 



Bone Snips 1 25 



Spring Forceps 15 



Curved Forceps 1 25 



Long Stuffers, 12 inches 1 75 



Pointed Tweezers, each 20c. ; per dozen 2 00 



Curved Needles, each, 10c. , 3 for 25 



Fine wire for fastening bill, per oz 10 



Tags, with strings, per 100, 12c. ; per 1,000 1 00 



Egg Drill, fine, short handle, each, 15c. ; per doz 1 50 



long handle, 3-32 25 



' ' 5-32 35 



" 6-32 50 



" 8-32 75 



16-32 1 50 



Blow-pipe, nickel 25 



Embryo Scissors, very fine 1 50 



CASES OF INSTRUMENTS. 

 No. 1. Set of Skinning Tools in Case. Contains 2 Scalpels, 1 Scissois. 1 Spring Forceps, 1 



Long Stuffers, prepaid $5 00 



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

 Pipe, prepaid 50 



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

 durable. 



ALL PKEPAID. 



"^^' ''^^^^ A NEW TOOL FOR TAXIDERMISTS. 



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We have finally- obtained Scissors that combine good material and powerful lever- 

 age. Can be used to cut all small wires, but will be particularlj' useful for breaking 

 bones. Length seven and three-quarter inches. Price $1.25, prepaid, by mail. 



VV A. IN 1 III L^. No Caiunet should bo without them. Two of one 



size just equal one of the next. They are the best pos- 



■ sible partitions. Easily changed about, easily cleaned. 



-_y, ^1 , .-. ---. Samples by mail for five cents. 



JXice Skins or the Jbggs ixi^a^^^'P"'^"-'";::- :i3 p^-'"' ?t 



OF 4x3x4i " " ■• ii3 " '.!'.".!!;;;!;!'.!;! iss 



_ _. |6x4xM, " " 15 " 1.00 



PjIQQPIinP.I* PlflPntl Fifty or more of cue size at one hundred rate. They 



I aOOCIIlJCI I lyCUII. ! are too bulky to be mailed. 



