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j Miller, Mrs. H. M. First book of birds. 

N. Y., Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1899 $1

Interesting- talks about their homes, clothing, food, how they behave and how to study them. Colored and black and white illustrations.

Miller, H. Popular geology. 

N. Y., Carter & Bro., 1882 $1.50

A series of lectures read before the philosophical institution of Edinburgh, with descriptive sketches from a geologists portfolio.

——— Testimony of the rocks. 

N. Y., Carter & Bro., 1882 $1.50

This volume is chiefly taken up in answering to the best of the author's knowledge and ability, the various questions which the old theology of Scotland has been asking for the last few years of the newest sciences.

Miller, O. T. Four handed folk. 

Bost., Houghton, Mifflin & Co, 1896 $1.25

The author of "Bird ways" and many other attractive books about animals, especially those that are domesticated.

j ——— Our home pets. 

N. Y., Harper & Bros., 1894 $1.25

Mrs. Miller, out of an intimate knowledge of the needs and idiosyncrasies of these dependent friends, shows us what their requirements are.

Milne, J. Earthquakes. 

N. Y., Appleton, 1891 $1.75

A systematic account of the various earth movements.

Mivart, St. G. American types of animal life. 

Bost., Little, Brown & Co., 1893 $2

The book is unusually interesting- to an American, because, in addition to the description of the creatures which inhabit our continent, he contrasts them with the Old World forms.

Moorehead, W. K. Primitive man in Ohio. 

N. Y., Putnam's Sons, 1893 $2

A valuable contribution to American archaeology.

Morgan, C. L. Animal sketches. 

Phila., Lippincott, 1892 $2.50

A popular book of natural history.

j Morley, M. W. The bee people. 

Chic, McClurg, 1899 $1.25

All about honey bees — queen, workers and drones. Tells about their 12,603 eyes, how they get honey, how they comb their hair, and how they feed their babies.