THE OOLOGIST. 



lies in the ordinary bicycle saddle. Press- 

 ing the sensitive parts, it causes injury. 



Pelvis as it rests on the 

 Ordinary' Saddle. 



Pelvis as it rests on tha 

 Christy Saddle. 



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overcomes all objections. Comfortable 

 cushions arc so adjusted as to receive the 

 bony prominences of the pelvis, thus obvi- 

 ating all pressure. It is made of metal and 

 cannot warp or change its shape. 



Kn\R V ZW, £ IJ ' I G COIL SPRINGS 



Insist on ihe Chr'cty hcing fitted to your bicycle. 

 \'o dealer will lose a sal<- on account of your prefer- 



A. Q. SPALDING & BROS. 



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Cor. Bates and 

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$8.00 per Day. 



Only one block from Woodward and 



Jeflferson Aves, Elevator Service, Steam 



Heat, Electric Lights, Tile Floors, Etc^ 



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We employ experienced agents on a, 

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SHINE? 



Minerals, Fossils and 

 Shells cut and polished at 

 oiir Steam Lapidary Shop, 

 recently fitted up on the 

 most improved pln,ns. where we do first-class 

 wQrlj at reasonable y rices. Cabinet worls a 

 specialty. Polished material for sale. 



JOHN G. BUXTON, Milo Centre, N. Y. 



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Ji, very description of Guns, Rsvolvers, Ammu- 

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Spades, Hoes, 

 Mauls. 



I have recently bonght several large collec- 

 tions of Stone Relics from high-class collec- 

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 from many states, hundreds of them uniisually 

 fine form and perfect: many raie. Improve 

 your cabinet. Among a stock as varied and 

 hne as any ever offered by any dealer, are: 

 9 tine Spades 12 to ley^ inches long. 

 32 " " 5>^ to llfi inches long. 



9 notched Hoes 4y, to 91/2 inches long. 

 Points of above have a glassy polish from 



■ 45 Discoidals, bi-concave, IM to 6 inches diam- 



500 grooved Axes and Celts of finest form Vz 

 to 10 pounds each. 



75 Banner Stones, Gorgets, Amulets, etc. 



30 Curious old Pipes. 



35 Hematite Plummets and Axes, etc. 



Cup, Stones, Balls. Pestles, Mortars, Bone 

 Relics, Beads, Copper Relics, 5 to 9 inch Spear 

 Heads etc., Swedish and Irish Stone Relics. 

 irArrow Heads-3000 splendid, 5000 fine, 5000 

 ordinary. 2000 2c to 5c each. 

 »50 fine Drills. 



Many pretty forms in the tiny semiprecious 

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Separate catalog of 100,000 specimens of fine 



Minerals and Fossils. 



Hundreds of Relics of Western Indians, Alas- 

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DEADWOOD, (Black Hills), S. DAK. 



