

Bi-Monthly. 





25c. per Year. 



Vol. IV. 



ALBION, N. Y., JUNE-SEPT., 1887. No. 3-4. 



tW^ WJieti anstveriiiff Adverfisetneiits, 

 always mention the " Oologist." 



JTOR SALE. 



A Fine Walnut Egg Cabinet, 



will hold 400 to 5C0 sets, both large and small. Reason 

 for selling: it is too small for my collection. /Mso i,oocj 

 eggs in sets to exchange for desirable sets. For par- 

 ticulars write to PHILO SMITH, Jr., 



Greenville, Ills. 



prnrinTo i for 8 kinds ink, 15 cts 



nLuLir I U ! 10 cts for 3 Handy Water Pens. 

 J. E. BALLERY, CoUamer, O. 



18 Varieties of First-class Eks! 



Including 300, 2^7, qs^, iq8, 282, 26irt. etc., and our 

 new 20 pp. CATALOGUE, and TRIAL ORDER 

 Certificate for 75 ct?., J>ostal note. 



DICKINSON & DURKEE, 



Sharon, Wis. 



EGGS AT A BARGAIN ! 



I have 100 varieties of eggs, such as Am. Peregrine 

 Falcon, Roseate Spoonbill, Am. Hawk Owl, Black 

 Vulture, Lapwing, etc., that I am selling cheap. They 

 are in original sets, with Data. Write for prices. 



Parties having first-class eggs in original sets with 

 full data for sale, will do well to send me list with 

 LOWES! prices. Sets not in my collection taken in 

 exchange. Address, 



T. V. WILSON, Lock Box 246, Austin, Ills. 



u 



I've Got A Little List. 



Send 10 two- cent stamps for a copy and sample 

 of the CHEAPEST and best 



Specimens in all branches of Natural History put 

 up to order and satisfaction guaranteed. 



TEN NAMED SPECIES OF 



MARINE SHELLS, 



Post Paid, for 15 Cts. 



"W. W. ■Worthington, Taxidermist, 



Shei.tkh I.si,.\nd, N. V. 



Glitterino; Gold Oiiartz. 



FOR WATCH CHARMS. 



Just from the Rockies. This beautiful charm is 

 a mass of bright yellow quartz. It cannot be de- 

 scribed; must be seen to be appreciated Sent to 

 everyone that owns a watch for 25 cts. Silver pre- 

 ferred, but stamps taken. FRED. D. SNYDER. 

 Barre Centre, N. Y. 



Tlie Following Collection Sent, Post Paid, for aOO. 



WITH DATA. 



-I set of 5, No. 13 I 6 — I set of 



No. 153 

 " 261 

 " 278 

 " 304 



3 — 1 ^^ ^^ 4, 12 8—1 



4 — I " " 4. " 22 g — I " " 



5—1 " " 2i " 460 I 10— I " " 3, " 735 



Blown through one smoothly drilled hole in the side. 



Send for Stamp List. Address, 



H. E. FRY, Box 391, Emioria, Kan. 



TAPA PI flTH Made from the bark of trees by 

 I Hr n llLU I rii the cannibals. Specimens 15 

 cts. each, or 2 for 25 cts. RoY P. Jones, London, Ont. 



pOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE. 



Following first-class sets with full data : Nos. 400, 

 588, 593, 605, 606, 608, 611, 614, 619, 620, 631, 658, 

 and 705. P. O. LOCK BOX 2, 



North Granville, Washington Co., N. Y. 



1A Varieties of Side Blown, Correctly Iden- 

 V tified Eggs for 25 cts. To the first five per- 

 sons ordering I will send an egg catalogued at 25 cts. 

 or over. 1 o the next five one catalogued at 15 cts. 

 or more. T. R. FOSTER, 



Watseka, Ills. 



I WILL SEND, POST PAID, ONE 



"Nests and Eggs of North American Birds," 



for eighty cents. 



OLIVER DAVIE, 



PERRY J. JOHNSON, 



Box 161. Dassel, Minn. 



Beautiful Subcarboniferous Crinoids. 



Will send a box to every Chautaquan at from 15 

 cents to $1.50. Also, 



Cherokee Arrow Heads at 80 cents per dozen. 

 MUM 'GEO. W. ROBINETT, Flag Pond, Va. 



A Single-Barrel Breech-Loading Shot Gun 



top snap, rebounding lock, pistol grip. S8.00. Gun 

 nearly new. F. H. METCAI.F, 



75 Appleton St., Holyoke, Mass. 



