8 oz. barium chlorid 



1 Ib. carbon bisulfid 



4 oz. calcium phosphate 

 12 oz. chloroform 

 4 oz. chrome alum 

 8 oz. copper sulfate 



2 oz. diastase 

 i oz. eosin 



i Ib. ether, sulfuric 



i Ib. Fehling solution, tablets 



4 Ib. formalin 



i Ib. grape sugar 



1 gal. gasoline 



2 Ib. hyposulfite of soda 



1 Ib. ferric chlorid 



2 Ib. hydrochloric acid 

 i oz. iodine 



i Ib. lampblack 



1 oz. litmus cubes or red and blue litmus paper 



2 Ib. nitric acid 



1 Ib. manganese dioxid 



2 oz. magnesium ribbon 

 4 oz. magnesium sulfate 



4 Ib. mercury, redistilled 



1 oz. pancreatin 



2 Ib. sodium carbonate 



1 Ib. sodium nitrite 



2 Ib. common salt 



i Ib. sodium peroxid (oxone) 



5 Ib. sodium silicate 



1 Ib. starch 



2 oz. phosphorus, white 

 i oz. phenolphthalein 



1 Ib. potassium chlorate, granular 

 t Ib. unslaked lime 



[ Ib. granulated sugar 



2 oz. vaseline 

 i Ib. paraffin 

 ro Ib. sawdust 

 to Ib. sand 



I bottle India ink 

 i bottle red ink 



LABORATORY SUPPLIES (Continued} 



LIVING PLANTS 

 Geranium 

 Coleus 

 Hydrangea 

 Spirogyra 

 Elodea or other water plants 



SEEDS 



Ib. castor bean 

 Ib. kidney bean 

 doz. ears corn on cob 

 Ib. cotton seed 

 doz. horsechestnuts 

 Ib. Windsor beans 

 package lettuce 

 package radish 

 Ib. pea 



Roots, stems, and leaves may usually be collected, together with 

 other seeds of wild plants, fruits, mosses, ferns, and so on. 

 Fungi 

 Lichens 

 Seaweeds 



ANIMAL MATERIAL 



* i doz. living earthworms 



* i doz. living frogs 



* i doz. living fish 



* i doz. living grasshoppers 

 Crayfish 



Snails 



Beetles 



Moths 



Salamanders 



Sandworms 



Mosquitoes and other insects, in all stages 



Frog and toad eggs 



Sea urchins 



Starfish etc. 



Preserved and mounted specimens as opportunity offers 



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