NATURAL SCIENCE NEWS. 



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AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY 

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.ARCHAEOLOGY, 

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AND GENERAL 



ANTHROPOLOGY Collectors. 



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BIRDS 



Skins. Eggs. Stamps. etc.. at lowest 

 rates, VI var, bird's skins. $1 Mount- 

 ed birds. fiOc. List free. F. T. COR- 

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Special 60 Day Oilers. 



10 varieties perfect Indian Relics 

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15 " curiosities 



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Best of all! 1 Spear Head. 2 Arrow Heads, 1 

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 one of the above, are perfect in every way sent 

 by return mall, for 60 days only. Remit by mon- 

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 prices of any goods you may need, 4 cents. 



W. PERRY ARNOLD, Stonnington, Conn, 

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Just try these 



Series of Minerals. You will 

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Scale of Hardness. 9 specimens $1 00 



Color Collection. 25 " 6 00 



Blowpipe " 25 " 1 00 



Scale of Fusibility. 6 " 1 00 



28 Microscopic mounts 6 50 



12 different Cut Gems in Velvet Case 6 00 



Systematic Collections 



for Schools and Museums, mounted on blocks 

 and scientificMlly labeled and arranged 

 according to Dana, viz : 



250 large specimens $100 00 



150 •• " 50 00 



115 ■' '• 25 00 



100 smaller, in trays 10 00 



65 do 5 00 



Gold and Silver Ores. 15 specimens 10 00 



Copper Ores. 15 specimens 2 50 



Ores of Common Metals. 25 specimens 5 00 



" •■ 25 " smaller 2 50 



Ores of Rarer Metals, 15 specimens 3 5'i 



10 Miscellaneous Crystals 2 00 



Chalcedony Geode. new. and unique 25 



Polished specimens of all kinds, sizes and 

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Ancient Stone Relics; Fossils; Agate, Pyrites 

 and Aluminum goods. 



Priced Catalogue for stamp. 



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ARTISTIC 



This is the season for ornamenting the School, Museum or House. 

 This is the time of year to mount objects of Natural History. 



BEWARE OF IMITATIONS! 



Do you wish to learn an easy, simple method of mounting birds, mammals, 



&c., &c? 



Do you wish to mount specimens in a life-like manner, at less than one-fourth 

 of the work of the old style? 



Do you wish to learn a process of mounting birds which requires absolutely 

 no tools beyond a file, wire and knife, and which costs less than one-tenth of the 

 amount necessary in the old method? 



Then investigate the legitimate process of Embalming, and you will be satis- 

 fied; as thousands of others are, in this broad land, that it is the method of choice 

 with all amateurs, and is constantly growing in favor with professional taxider- 

 mists, and experienced naturalists. 



It is the process of mounting which appeals to the thousands of men, women, 

 boys and girls who are not possessed of $10.00 to $50.00 to spend for tuition. It 

 appeals to the business man and sportsman who have no time to waste on idle 

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 the gun or rod. It appeals to school boys and girls who are too busy with their 

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 all fathers and mothers who are interested in the entertainment of their children, 

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 ence. It appeals to thousands of persons, young and old, who can afford 

 neither time nor money to learn to "stuff" birds, yet who are anxious to attempt 

 the work in a simple style. 



If you care to attempt this system, you will be convinced that it is simple, 

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Any child can learn it, and many testimonials have been received showing 

 that the process has been mastered in a single attempt. 



The instructions embrace complete directions for embalming, wiring and 

 mounting birds, the hanging of game birds for plaques or wall pieces, mounting 

 of mammals, fishes and deer heads, etc., etc. 



In addition to the printed instructions, one pound of the embalming compound 

 is also sent. This is suflicient for from twenty to thirty birds, the size of a robin. 



PRICE, 75 CENTS. 



Much cheaper for second orders, and by wholesale. 



If more information is required, enclose stamp and mention the Natural 

 Sctrnce News. 



MORRIS GIBBS, M. D„ Kalmazoo, Mich. 



Relief Maps, 



Systematic Collections, 



FOR SCHOOLS OF ALL GRADES. 

 LANTERN SLIDES, ETC. 

 Washington School Collections. 



Minerals, Rocksand Invertebrate Animals- 



It is safe to say that no collections of equal excellence have ever before been offered in this country at 

 so low a price ($2 each). Send for circular. 



EDWIN E. HOWELL, 612 17th St., N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 



Magnifying Glasses! Insect Pins! 



Botanical Collecting Cases! 



Our sale in liquidation still continues at Greatly Reduced Prices. 

 SOD FOR CIRCULAR 623. 



J. G. GRAY, Assignee. 



QUEEN & CO., Inc., Philadelphia. 



