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THE YOUNG OOLOGIST. 



Lippincott's Magazine 



FOR SEPTEMBER, 



NOW READY, CONTAINS: 



Personal Reminiscences of Charles 

 Reade. Second Paper. ByJoHN Colf.man. 



Not His Deliberate Choice. A Story. 

 By Ceha p. Woolley. 



Gossip from the English Lakes. By 



Amelia Barr. 



The American of the Future. By Ed- 

 ward C. Bruce. 



Bohemian Antipodes. By Margaret 

 Bertha Wright, 



At the Maison Dobbe. A Story. By 

 Charles Dunning. 



A Summer Trip to Alaska. By James A. 

 Harrison. 



Delacroix and Shakespeare. By Theo- 

 dore Child. 



Also a continuation of the Charming Serial 

 Story, A Week in Killarney, by the author 

 of " Molly Bawn," " Phyllis," etc., and sev- 

 eral chapters of Mafy Agnes Tincker's 

 Serial, Aurora, with frontispiece illustration. 



Together with other Short Stories, Poems, 

 and Articles of interest upon Current Topics. 



FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERS. 



25 cents per Copy. $3 per Annum. 



J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO, PuWisHers, 



715 and 717 Market St., Philadelphia. 



NOTICE. 



Owing to protracted illness I am breakmg 

 up my entire private collection of U. S. and 

 Foreign Stamps, Revenues, etc., Post Cards, 

 Confederate [Bills, Minerals, Fossils, Petrifac- 

 tions, Indian] Relics, etc. Sheets of stamps 

 sent on approval on receipt of postage. Nme 

 kinds of rare Iowa Minerals (i by I, labelled) 

 for 25c.; 2 by 2 specimens loc. each; perfect 

 arrow heads 4 to loc. each; large specimens 

 of gold ore 15c. each. List of any of the 

 above for 2c. stamp for postage. Address 

 JAMES C. JAY, 

 La Hoyt, Henry Co., Iowa. 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND. 



Osgoodby's Method for Self-Instruction : 

 W. W. OSGOODBY, Publisher, 



69 N. Fitzhugh St., Rochester, N. Y. 



MINERAL 



Curiosities & Specimens 



From the Rocky Mountains. 



D. 0. WOODERD, 



Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in 



ALL mss OF wiui mmm, 



351 Rogrers Street, 



DENVER, COLORADO. 



LIST OF CURIOSITIES MANUFACTURED: 



Clocks, Jewel Caskets, Ink Stands, Horse Shoes, 



Crosses, Photo Frames, Pin Cushions, Paper 



Weights, Compass and Square, Anchors, 



Etc., Etc. 



All of the above goods are made up of from twenty 



to thirty-five varieties of Minerals and Petrifications. 



STUDENTS COLLECTION 



Of twenty-eight Minerals, Ores and Petrifi- 

 cations, which include Gold Ore, Silver Ore, 

 Lead Ore, Peacock Ore, Copper Ore, Iron 

 Pyrites, Fluor Spar, Arazonite, Moss Agate, 

 Moss Jasper, Wood Jasper, Wood Opal, Chal- 

 cedonz, Fortification Agate, Petrified Cedar 

 Wood, Crystalized Palm Wood, <^uanz Crystal, 

 Rose Quartz, Rock Crystal, Smoky (j)uarlz, 

 Forest Rock, Alabaster, Pink Satin Spar, 

 White Satin Spar, Selenite, Iceland Spar, 

 Rhamb Spar, Amazon Stone. Each specimen 

 correctly labeled. Every one who wishes to 

 begin the study of Minerology should have 

 one. Sent, post paid, by mail, for $1.00. 



D. C. WOODERD, 



351 Rogrers Street, 



DENVEE, COLORADO. 



Send for Price-list of Mineral Curiosities. 



1^% named, Side-blown Eggs by return mail, post- 

 ^a paid, for only 50c. .1 



0. L. McCOLLUM, Twin Bluffs, Wts. 



EVERY COLLECTOR 



Can obtain a Fine Silk Handkerchief for 25c. Ad- 

 dress GEO.fH. WILKINSON, 



Crystal Springs, Miss. 



A. E. SOUTHWORTH &CO. 



Are offering Great Bargains in 



Minerals of all Kinds, Especially^ Hot 



SpringlXrystals and Western 



Mineral Collections. 



Send for list. Address 



A. E. SOUTHWORTH,& CO., 



Woodstock, McHenry Co., 111. 



