. The oist . als, Ores and their best practi-cal methods of treatment readily and conclusive-ly solved. Why experiment when youcan have a certainty? MINERAL OKE DEPOSITS now idle forwant of funds to develop, can tlnd practi-cal and financial assistance by correspon-ding with ll\KTSFELD GERMAN MIN-ING SYNDICATE, NEWPORT. KY. Can coin big money. Bran newplan. (Jreat craze. Just side line. Biggest chanceever offered agents, salary or com-mission. Be quick. Goods oncredit. MUL-TIPLEX CO., No. 171 8th Try what lO Cents sentH. Harte, Jeweler, Rocheste
. The oist . als, Ores and their best practi-cal methods of treatment readily and conclusive-ly solved. Why experiment when youcan have a certainty? MINERAL OKE DEPOSITS now idle forwant of funds to develop, can tlnd practi-cal and financial assistance by correspon-ding with ll\KTSFELD GERMAN MIN-ING SYNDICATE, NEWPORT. KY. Can coin big money. Bran newplan. (Jreat craze. Just side line. Biggest chanceever offered agents, salary or com-mission. Be quick. Goods oncredit. MUL-TIPLEX CO., No. 171 8th Try what lO Cents sentH. Harte, Jeweler, Rochester, N. Y-, will bring. YOU Wonderlul ¥^miJi ILilCIJ U| TtH,ke Orders. No de-IVlCll ffMilieu livering or u<it neces,s:iry. Steady employ-ment. Best terms. Write at once and secnrechoice of territorv. ALLEN NURSERY CO., Rochester, N. Y. When answering advertisementsalways mention the OOLOGIST, 192 THE OOLOGIST. Warnes Library of Natural History. Published Monthly. Price 50 ESSRS. FREDERICKWARNE & COMPANY take pleasure in announcingthat May 1 they commence theissue of a new monthly serialunder the above title, the hrstinstalments of which willcompose The RoyalNatural History. Edited bv Mr. Richard Lydek-ker, B. F. G. S., F. Z. Preface by P. L. Sclater,M. A., Ph. D., F. R. S., Secre-tary of the Zoological Societjof London. WARNES ROYAL NATURAL HISTORY is iip to the present level of infomaation inevery branch of its subject, and will form a reference work of the highest value. The Editorswide experience is a guarantee of its scientific accuracy. In it, the animals of sport, for the firsttime, secure the space to which their importance entitles them; and, wherever possible, measure-ments are given, not only of the animals themselves, but of their horns and antlers, and other■ trophies of the chase. In the other sections of the work similar care has been taken, and the textthroughout is as fully descriptive of habits and haunts and m
Size: 1650px × 1515px
Photo credit: © Reading Room 2020 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1800, bookdecade1880, bookidoist11al, booksubjectbirds
