Sao Woodmft Ifaaott tot OMi Bird Fluim, by . R. Dtt^ien. UoMtduj, FlfB ft Co. Price, ts-so. (Popul r.) BiKUb That If kk HfTNTCD, by Ndtjc Bhnrhw. Doi^tt Ay, i'ace & Co Prk. , $3.50. (Pu^^ular.) SNAXBS Gr>OD AHD BAD Sittkes are to the ammal woti i Nfetabl(' world- won(lcr*'ul buiiie thing , ijocaii'^ somt ^ed intc Coc. what toadstoob are to the autiful ih ags, but fear- . son. -ity, we leam PS found m They are found athwefit. MoccaainSi an d ill s hei ea(! itmars* as our es Of n tnt X '0 Taking Mr. Ra ond I that out of u: ^ed . It the UB=ted Siat veniet; ir in ever>- state, -m^i a most a um These naay oe Rattlers. The Cora] S?ar- . foi are very n sch 'i- . ' mle. distinguish by th' rema rinp of rt rid tfe* rings .f yel. " The "^attlesnukt . an re But Moct.isins are the Wa r Ml asm, or C Gewgia Flor . Alab^in htad, hi h i; ae Hi^ Snake, found from — ^ Illinois and Texas. Hert are distingu m .he Rattlers, lave t^a -tcu ar, ii- ts.rii. a H n ptt he M il o- -u eye .> an i, right line, as in a cat; the haim- inai- r ha', i rovmd pupil. The M raans mve " single row of platr rnder the tail, ^ iie ' ■• 1 nles k. aave a double row. Th^ vai- r M'j'- ^ lull olive with wide black transverse band- The Coj pt rheac. fia^el .rown, marked acroM the back yrifh dumb-bells of ic^ai:xa bruwn; the top of the head more or lesfc coppery. Both Moccasins and Rattlers hive a flat triangular head, whi h is much wider than the thui neck; while most harmless s ^es have a narrow kcad that shades off into the neck. «E m Sta Tlwsy shape, but easily rs, "broad ai crnating 'ter bonkrnd with very namw old at once by the rattle. )t t>u easy. There are two kincb: >n-mouth, fciunH in South Carolina and Louisiana, and the Copper- , or North* rn Moccasin or Pilot auf" s &» Florida and west to 'k- The Moccasins, as well as Ac ot the head, between the eye
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