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THE OOLOGIST. 



RUBY GARNETS from Mexico. Five very 

 tine selected specimens for only twenty-five 

 cents postpaid, also, several copies of S. A. 

 Miller-s Paleontology of the Paleozoic Period. 

 New, !B5. J. M. WliiiRS, 357 West Van Buren 

 St., Cliicago, 111. 



TO EXCHANGE.— A sketching camera for 

 best offer in eggs, books, oologist's instruments 

 etc. Write at once. JACOB BOSTIAN. JR., 

 Statesville, N. C. 



FOR SALE, half price for limited time.— 

 Large quantity of eggs and skins. Subscrip- 

 tions for all uew.spapers and periodicals below 

 publishers rates. Agents wanted everywhere. 

 $50 gold m prizes. Address at once, H. E. PEN- 

 URY, Eustis, Fla, 



A JOINTED Nickel Plated Fishing Reel, line 

 •andliookand ;« caliber center-fire double-ac- 

 tion revolver, valued at $\0 for 10 or 1(5 shot 32 

 or 38 Winchester rifle in good shape or best 

 offer of single eggs J. R. AMACK. Ballston 

 Spa. N. Y., Box .538. 



MELODEON in rose-wood piano case, good 

 tune, needs no repairs, ccst new $135. Will ex- 

 change for rare sets to value of $40 catalogue 

 prices. Aiitograph letters of noted men for 

 eggs. C. E. MOFFAT.T, Winsted, Conn. 



A MEYER FLUTE, silver keys,cost $84, with 

 case and U. S. Stamps to exchange for Kodak, 

 Violin, or Gun or for cash. R. C. ALEXAN- 

 DER, Plymouth, Mich. 



I DESIRE to exchange my collection of eggs, 

 for postage stamps. Wish to exchange all my 

 sets and singles in bulk, for a stamp collection. 

 JOHN B. SEYMOUR, Clinton, Oneida Co., N. 

 Y. 



FOR EVERY $.50 worth of birds' eggs or U. 

 S. Stamps I will give a well worn Confederate 

 bill. HENRY LAFLER. Box 333. Albiou,N.Y. 



Jt CHOICE set of 3 eggs, of each Roseate, 

 Common and Arctic Tern" with original data, 

 for $ ..55 postpaid. If you have them in your 

 collection, why not buy a lot to exchange r Only 

 thirty lots in hand. JAMES P. BABBITT, 

 Taunton, Mass. 



FOR SALE.— Winchester Repeating Shot 

 Gun, 6 shot. 13 guage. Price $1.5. Worth $25. 

 W. A. OLDFIELD. Port Sanilac, Mich. 



POLISHED MARBLE. Clockcase $1.3.5. 

 photo frame $2, monuments for mantel orna- 

 ments 18 vai-ieties marble in each, on base $1.75 

 or $3 per pair, shelf and bracket invisible hold- 

 er $1.25. paperweights 30c., etc., prepaid, or half 

 exchange in eggs, books on ornithology, guns, 

 instruments, etc. WILLIAM W. WAKE, 

 Knoxville, Tenn. 



EXCHANGE.— Cigarette cards, specimens of 

 wood, back numbers of Youth's Companion, 

 and single eggs, to exchange for eggs in sets. 

 P. C. WOOD, Fayette, Iowa. 



A COLLECTION of twenty tine minerals for 

 a collection of Foreign and United States 

 stamps. JOHN W. NEVEIL, 2317 Sepviva St.. 

 Phila., Pa. 



EXCHANGE NOTICE. I haA-^e some books 

 and papers to exchange for eggs; send stamp 

 for list and terms. Make me an offer for Coues 

 Key. My correspondents will xilease take no- 

 tice of the change in mv address. THOS. A. 

 SMITHWICK, Merry Hills, Bertie Co., North 

 Carolina. 



AN EGG collecting outfit, consisting of two 

 drills, blowpipe, three sizes embryo hooks, rub- 

 ber syringe, pair embrj^o scissors and rule tf) 

 exchange for stamps. SIDNEY ECKLEY, 

 8.39 Green St., Dayton, Ohio- 



A BARGAIN, Collecting tube .38 cal. for 18 

 ga. gun, 100 brass shells, loader, wad-cutter, de- 

 capper and 200 primers. As good as new .Will 

 sell cheap. E. B. SCHRAGE, Pontiac, Minn. 



SCOTT'S latest postage stamp catalogue, or 

 any standard catalogue. Will give $ I worth of 

 8ud class or 60c. worth 1st class eggs for it. Also 

 eggs for stamps. MAURICE FULTON. Uni- 

 versity. Miss. 



TO EXCHANGE.— First and second class 

 singles, vols., Oologist"' di-ills, Sharpe's 44 

 rifl e, for books, eggs, revolver, cash. F. B. 

 WILLIAMS, 313 E. Second, Ottawa, Kansas. 



JOB PRINTING.— Plaia or ornamental, for 

 collectors and others. Good work, lowest 

 prices. Have a variety of bird cuts in stock. 

 Address, THE MODEL PRINTING OFFICE, 

 Leighton, Ala. 



THOROUGHBRED Rose Comb, Browns and 

 Claibornes for Barred Plymouth and young 

 Claiborne cock. Also sets and singles for same 

 Corre.spondence solicited. J. S. GRIPPING. 

 Cutchogue, Long Island, N. Y. 



DESIRABLE eggs to exchange for same. 

 Eggs to exchange always on hand. Send lists 

 and receive mine. Correspondence solicited. 

 CHARLES H. PRINCE, Danielsonville, Conn. 



WANTED.— Spearhead Tobacco Tags in lots 

 of 10 or more. Will give I oz. garnet sand, or 

 35 Perriwinkles from Lake Erie for every 10 

 sent. A. R, OGDEN. Brocton, Mass. 



WANTED.— A double barrel breach loading 

 shot gun. either 10 or 12 gauge in good condition 

 Will exchange Sea shells and Taxidermists in- 

 struments, marine curious, etc. C. F. CaRR. 

 New London, Wis. 



DDIklTIMA'Ol'^ll l^iiids for Naturalists a 

 rnin I inU speciality. Note and letter 

 heads, envelopes, circulai's, illustrated cata- 

 logues for natural history dealers. Have hun- 

 dreds of engravings of natural history speci- 

 mens. Write for estimates. 100 envelopes print- 

 ed, 4,5c. noteheads same price, postpaid. C. F. 

 CARR, Job Printer, New London, Wis. if 



H- H. &C. S. Brimley, 



Collectors* 



Raleigh, N. C. 



First-class Bird and Mammal Skins and Eggs, 

 Reptiles and Batrachians bath alive and in al- 

 cohol. Full data. Send stamp for price lists. 



SEA SHELLS. Coral, Minerals. 

 Birds' Flggs. and Skins, Fossils. 

 Xatiiralists' Supplies. Taxidermy. 

 Catalogue, 3c. C. F. CARR, New 

 London. Wis. 



EGGS. 



From the Orient and Asitam (Malahha) cor- 

 rectly named, at moderate price. HERMANN 

 ROLLE, Esndeuer St.. 4. Berlin. N. W. Ger- 

 many. 



