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THE OOLOGIST, ALBION, N, Y. 



No. 69. A Mound Builder's 

 Knife. 



A ri'oAv h ends 

 :iie i-ommou in 

 almost evei'y t'ol- 

 lerlioa, hut a 



g > ),l Hint knife is b«<.'()niing quite rare. 

 W'v have a clioit-e lot roliertcd in South- 

 eiu Indiana, cheap ar oUets. eaeii whieii 

 we have derided U) oiler as a preniiuiH 

 Friee |)ost-paid 35 <'ents, or with The 

 <)()LO<-fi.sr one .yc^ar ]',) (•rnt:!<. (iis'en for 

 ij sui>scrii)ei's. 



A'Ve ha\e a tine assortment of 

 unnionnted Flint War Clubs. (Extra 

 large s})eeimens oOc)- 



Price post-paid 25 cents, or with The 

 OoLO'iisT one year 60 cents, (iiven foi' 

 ',* 8ubs('i-ibei's. 



No. 71. Bird Arrow Points. 



.\liiiost every collecM)f iias heard of the beauti- 

 ful arrow poiins iroui lae uortlivvest. Tliey are 

 alike rem.irkable IV r then- mluute size, lor flue 

 workmauHli'lp and beautirui luaterlal. The 

 ■abovrf curs are aetual uSae or tiie specimens: they 

 were made ivuin aud we have them ainaller. 

 They are much «ouRh* mler lor jewelry and are 

 iuDStly made Irom ag's.te. chaU-e lony, sard-onyx, 

 smoky t'lp.tz aiiil otfiw seml-preclous stones. 

 Tiiey are rapidly booomlug' very !-are and can no 

 longer be o'oiained in qoauity at any price. The 

 ones we offer are chloa* from the vViluunette 

 Valley. Oregon. 



Friee post-paid 'i5 cents, or with The 

 <)<)L<)Gisx one year il) cents. Given for 

 a subscribers. 



No. 72. Two Flint Scrapers. 



While (Scrapers 

 are not as rare as 

 Knives they art^ 

 (piite valuable and 

 I'apidly becoming 

 more rare. W^' 



have the l)est assoi'tment we have ever 

 seen and as this premium we give tw(v 

 selected ones; — One notched and one 

 unnotched specimen, collected in same 

 locality as premium No. 60, and the two 

 a;"e worth at retail fi'om 50c to 75c. 



Fi'ice post-paid 35 cents, or with 'I'he 

 ()oL(K3iST oneyeai' 70 cents. (:xiven for 



3 subscribers. 



No. 73. Maid<mi:i Field Bufarij/. 



A hand-book foi' the collector. Con- 

 taining insti'uction for gathering and 

 ]jreser\"ing plants, and tlie formation of 

 a Herbarium. Also, i-omplete instruc- 

 tions in Leaf Fhotogvaphy, Plant Print- 

 ing, and the Skeletonizing of Leaves. 

 Illustrated, cloth. 



Price post-paid 50 cents, or with The 

 OOLOGIST one yeai' yO cents. Given for 



4 subscribei's. 



No. 74. SIX ARROWHEADS. 



For this premium we 

 have selected si.x line 

 arrowheads, each from 

 a difllerent state ori'oun- 



tvy, 



•All labeled giving lo- 

 cality. 

 Price post-paid 35 cenlb', or with The 

 OoLOGisT one yeai' 70 cents. Given lor 

 ;> subscribers. 



No. 75. MODERN POiT-ERY. 



Miniature pottery made 

 of adobe clay by tlie l^ima 

 Indians, of Arizona. All-' 

 ipieces perfect, no two alike. 

 Vases, urns, pitchers, 

 'etc. One piece as prem- 

 um 

 Price post-paid ^0 cents, or with The 

 OoLOGi^T one year 00 cenls. (jhtn lor 

 z subscrit)ers 



