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46 4 Muscular Fibres, Fasciculus, and Sarcolemma. 5 Vertical and horizontal section of Stomach, Follicles, and Tubes. 6 (A) Capillary Circulation of Frog's Foot; (B) Capillaries of Air Cells of Human Lungs ; (C) Capillaries of Villi of the Jejunum. 7 Origin of Hepatic Veins and Bile Ducts of the Liver Lobules. 8 A Human Malpighian Corpuscle and transverse section of Su- pra-renal Capsule. 9 Nerve Tubes, Cells, and Ganglia. 10 Transverse' section of Human Spinal .Cord, close to the third and fourth Cervical Nerves. 11 Pus; (A) from Abscess; (B) Mu- cus Corpuscles from Schnei- derian Membrane ; (C) Mucus Corpuscles speckled •with Pig- ment Granules from Larynx. 12 Urinary Deposits; (A) Uric Acid ; (B) Oxalate of Lime ; (C) Triple Phosphate. 13 Fatty Degeneration of the Liver. 14 Tubercle; (A) in Air Cells of Lungs; (B) Miliary. 15 Scirrhous Growth from Mam- mary Gland. 16 Taenia Solium. 17 Oxyuris Solium. 18 Trichina Spiralis, mature and in cyst. 19 Liver Fluke, Distoma hepatic um. 20 Thrush Fungus, Oidiiim albi- Class XXXIII—Optics. TWENTY SLIDES, PER SET, $30.00. 1 Reflection of Light. 2 Formation of Image by Plane Mirror. 3 Foci of Concave Mirrors. 4 Formation of Image by Concave Mirror. 5 Do. by Convex Mirror. 6 Refraction of Light. 7 Laws of Refraction and total Re- flection. 8 Refraction in Body with Parallel Sides. 9 Forms of Lenses. 10 Formation of Image by Convex Lens. 11 Formation of Image by Convex Lenses. 12 Do. by Concave Lens. 13 Spherical Aberration. 14 Action of Prism—Chromatic Dis- persion. 15 Chromatic Aberration—Achrom- atic Prism and Lens. 16 Diagram to explainWavo Lenn;thi 17 Double Refraction—Iceland Spai —Nichol Prism. 18 Polariscope, &c. 19 Colored Rings in Uniaxial Crys- tals with Polarized Li.^ht. 20 Do. in Unannealed Glass Cube. Class XXXIV—The Microscope and its Revelations. SLIDES, PER SET, $30.00. 1 Tolle's Student's Microscope. 2 Collins' Binocular Microscope. 3 Diagrams. No. 1. Compound Microscope. 2. Huyghenian Eyepiece. 3. Ramsden Eye- piece. 4. Chromatic Aberra- tion. 4 Diagrams. No. 1. Simple Micro scope. 2. Spherical Aberra tion. 3. Diaphragm. 4. Ach> romatio Objective. 5. Hi^h. and Low Angle of Aperture. 5 Sheep Tick. 6 Human Head Louse. 7 Dog Flea. 8 Larva of Mosquito.