THE OOLOGIST. 



ANY PERSON having a punching-bag. 

 fencing foils or boxing gloves to exchange, 

 please write. I will sell a set of eighteen vari- 

 eties of tickets from the World's Fair for 

 25cts. C. A. FOX. 525 61 St.. Station O. Chi- 

 cago. 111. 



FOR ONLY 50 cents. $500 Confederate Mon- 

 ey (assorted), $100 Confederate Bond and 6 rare 

 Arrow Points. Catalogue 3 cents. J. F. BOW- 

 EN, luka, Miss. 



YOU SHOULD have one of my tine cabinet 

 photos of Audubon in your album. Send me 

 25cts. (no stamps) and I will mail you one (un- 

 mounted OCJcts.). Will exchange a few. ISA- 

 DOR T. FROSTLER. 4246 Farnam St . Oma- 

 ha. Neb. 



WANTED.— A 90c orange U. S. 1890 in ex- 

 change for a 50c Columbian. Have a few 50c 

 orange, present issue, for exchange. ARTHUR 

 LOHMAN. Two Rivers. Wis. 



FOR SALE —100 varieties tirst-class eggs 

 in sets, cheap for cash. Will exchange for 

 Indian relics or musical instruments, etc. D. 

 BIGGAR. Fultou. Wis. 



EGGS WANTED.— Have to exchange one 

 52 cal. rifle, one Scott's Stamp Album, both 

 new. for best offer in A 1 sets. WxM. H. S. 

 QUACKENBUSH. Lansingburgh. N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Fine bird skins, new Wil- 

 son's Omlthologv. cost $7..50. singles and sets 

 for sets B. HALL SWALES. 11 South State 

 St., Ann Arbor. Mich. 



EXCHANGE.— 12 ga. double gun. cost S37.50 

 last fall, for Octagem Marlin 32-40 or 44-40 cal. 

 Oun is treble bolted and valued at $15.00. 

 HORACE H. FELL. 3658 Dearborn St.. Chi- 

 cago, 111. 



TO EXCHANGE.— California birds' skins 

 for a double barrel breech loading shot gun. 

 Will have them in short order. E. .J. GAU- 

 TIKR. Santa Rosa. Calif. 



WE WILL sell Fla. birds' eggs this season 

 at ';) (Lattins) catalogue rates, sets and sin- 

 gles. Write for lists." Address B. M. GRANT 

 ■or R N. WILLIAMS. Tallahassee. Fla. 



A HOME IN FLORIDA for ten dollars. In 

 order to start a colony and biiild a town quick- 

 ly I will sell one acre lots for the above. For 

 map and particulars address with stamp GEO. 

 PINE. Aripeka. Hernando Co.. Florida. 



BARGAINS. F^OR SALE OR EXCHANGE: 



T i-ases stul'fcd birds and animals, U stutTed 

 birds not cased. Hdrnailay's Taxidermy, 1 .^x8 

 camera box and shutter and 2 developing trays 

 1 10 inch photo biiriiislier, 1 electric annunciat- 

 or, 2 electric gas Imniers. spark coil, thermo- 

 stat, electric bells, l.'> push Intttons, electric 

 light sockets. l;imi)s and shade ImUlers, 1 relay. 

 8 gallons of silver, nickel and gold plating 

 solution. 1 foot power polishing lathe. l)utfers. 

 burnishers, etc, 2.t novels, printing press, 

 scroll saw patterns, gasoline soldering torch, 

 pair druggist scales. 4 bicromate liatteries and 

 100 other things. Should prefer ])h(.)tographic 

 apparatus in eKchange, These tilings must be 

 disposed of right away. E. P. REEp, Dealer 

 in second hand cameras. 108 Coolite Ave.. 

 Syracuse. N. Y. 



EXCHANGE.— A large number of stamps of 

 various countries, such as France. Germany, 

 Switzerland. Belgium, Norway, Sweden, Den- 

 mark. ect.,in exchange for Confederate or Col- 

 unibiaii stamps. II. D. ACKERLY. S Ave. dela 

 Gare, Lansaune, Switzerland. N. 



RUDY'S PILE SUPPOSITORY i8 guaran- 

 teed to cure Piles and Constipation, or money 

 refunded. 50 cents per box. Send two stamp.s 

 for circulars and Free Sample to MARTIN RU- 

 DY, Registered Pharmacist, Lancaster, Pa. 

 No Postals Answered. For sale by all first- 

 class druggists everwhere, and in Albion, N. 

 Y. by George W. Barrell. 



TO EXCHANGE.— About $1000 worth of var- 

 ious kinds of Jewelry mounted and settings. 

 The above was left over from the World's Fair 

 and will be exchanged in lots to suit, for first- 

 class Natural Historv specimens, shells pre- 

 ferred. Address, J. M. WIERS, ^57 W. Van 

 Buren St.. Chicago, 111. F3t 



FOR EXCHANGE.— Single barrel, unused. 

 Shattuck gun. 25 brass shells and loading tools 

 complete, for best offer of rare eggs in sets. 

 Raptores preferred. Especial desiderata A. O. 

 U. Nos. 131 and 327. THOMAS H. JACKSON. 

 343 E. Biddle St.. West Chester. Pa. 5w4 . 



OOLOGISTS: ATTENTION:— Those desir- 

 ing sets from following list send in orders at 

 once to be filled as soon as collected. I3 cat. 

 (Lattin> rates. Sets scientifically prepared. 

 Pied-billed Grebe. Black Skimmer. Anhinga. 

 Wood Ibis. Least Bittern. Ward's Heron. 

 Sno^^T Heron. Louisiana Heron. Little Blue 

 Heroil. Green Heron, Louisiana Clapper Rail, 

 Florida Gallinule, Purple Gallinule, American 

 Coot. Florida Bobwhite. Ground Dove. Turkey 

 ■Vulture. Black Vulture, Anaerican Sparrow 

 Hawk, Florida Screech 0"wl. Yellow-billed 

 Cuckoo. Black-billed Ctickoo. Red-cockaded 

 Woodpecker. Red-headed Woodpecker. Red- 

 bellied Woodpecker. Golden-fronted Wood- 

 pecker. Chuck-will's Widow (Pirates). Florida 

 Nlghthawk. Chimney Swift. Kingbird. Gray 

 Kingbird. Crested Flycatcher. Florida Blvie 

 Jay. Florida Crow. Meadowlark. Orchard Oriole. 

 Florida Grackle, White-eyed Towhee. Car- 

 dinal. Sttmmer Tanager. Purple Martin. 

 Loggerhead Shrike. Mocker. Brown Thrasher. 

 Florida Wren. Tufted Titmouse. Carolina 

 Chickadee. Bluebird. Send stamp for any 

 information desired. R. N. WILLIAMS or B. 

 M. GRANT. Tallahassee. Fla. 



NOTICE.— I will give 10 good stamps for per- 

 fect Indian arrowhead or 15 for spearhead. 

 Address HASCALL WARE. Kalamazoo. Mich. 



MINERALS.— 25 nice specimens by mail. 35c. 

 W. S. BEADLES, 814 W. Marshall St.. Rich- 

 mond, Va. 7w3o 



NOW READY— My clearingout list of singles. 

 Send stamp for it. For 10 cents each, I am of- 

 fering Black Guillemot, Klttiwake, Mew Gull. 

 Leach's Petrel. Cormorant, Corncrake, Coop- 

 er's Hawk, Kestrel, and other good eggs. For 

 2.5c each, such eggs as Stormy Petrel, Gadwall 

 White Ibis. Harris's Hawk, Swainson's and 

 Rough-legged Hawk. Turkey Vulture, Chaca- 

 laca Limpkin, etc. Orders less than $1 cannot 

 be bothered with. W. RAINE, Bleecker St.. 

 Toronto, Canada. 



ARCTIC HORNED OWLS.— A few freshly 

 made skins of this rare bird, worth full $6.00. 

 We can supply a limited number of fresh skins 

 of Old Squaw. In full summer plumage. Cor- 

 respondence solicited. OLIVER SPANNER 

 & CO., 3.58 YoDge St., Toronto Canada. 



WANTED.— No. 1 and 2. Vol. Cassier's Maga- 

 zine. Have Harper's. Scribner's. Century. Cos- 

 mopolitan and Outing from 1890. Good ex- 

 change, write for what yoti want. J. L. DAV'I- 

 HON. 5.'5 Waterman St.. Lockport. N. Y. 



