ABOUT THE FERN BULLETIN 



In offering back numbers of The Fern Bulletin for sale, we are 

 not attempting to get rid of some surplus stock. We print hundreds 

 of extra copies of each number for the express purpose of supplying 

 new subscribers with the numbers issued before they became acquainted 

 with the magazine. The great demand for these is shown by the fact 

 that the first five volumes are out of print, volume 6 nearly so, and 

 other volumes are becoming scarce. The illustrations and articles in 

 these numbers are not only still of interest, but they are becoming more 

 valuable with age. The price of each volume is 75c. except volume 6, 

 which is $1.00. Volume 6 is not sold separately except to complete 

 files of our subscribers. 



SPECIAL OFFER. 



We ivill send a set of the eight volumes still in print (vols. 6-13) 

 for $5.75, and include a free copy of Gilbert's lo-ycar index. 



Do not neglect this opportunity to get a file of the only fern maga- 

 zine in the world, including the rare sixth volume. Address 



Willard IV. Clute <Sc Co., Binghamton, IV. V. 



SPECIAL PRICES ON FERN 



BOOKS 



Our Ferns in their Haunts, postpaid $2.00 



The Fern Allies of North America, postpaid 2.00 



(Ferns of the Upper Susquehanna free with an 

 order for either the above.) 



" Our Ferns " and Fern Bulletin, one year 2.50 



" Fern Allies " and Fern Bulletin, one year 2.50 



" Our Ferns " and " Fern Allies," postpaid 3.80 



" Our Ferns " and " Fern Allies," with Fern Bulletin 4.25 



" Our Ferns " and American Botanist, one year. . . . 2.75 



" Fern Allies " and American Botanist, one year. . . . 2.75 



These works scarcely need description. A folder de- 

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