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THE OOLOGIST. 



FOR SAXiE:— Fine specimens of American 

 Turquois. Will cut good settings at 25c to $1. 

 This is a good chance to pet a fine stone cheap. 

 ROBERT BURNHAM, 143 Gallup St., Provi- 

 dence, R. I. 



KEYSTONE MINERAL COLLECTION. 

 Containing 20 specimens, size 1x1 V4 inches, 

 labeled with name and locality, put up in a 

 partitioned box and sent bv mail prepaid for 

 50 cents. ISAAC S. KIRK, Fremont, Pa, J3t 



WANTED.— A few finely marked sets, clean 

 and perfectly prepared of 331, 333, 337, 339b, 343, 

 355, Will five pood exchange in rare species. 

 THOMAS H. JACKSON, 343 E. Blddle St., 

 West Chester, Pa. D4t 



IMPORTANT NOTICE.— We desire to an- 

 nounce that owing to the many improvements 

 made in the current volume of the Fern Bulle- 

 tin the price of sample copies will now be fif- 

 teen cents. Purchasers of sample copies may 

 deduct that sum from the regular subscription 

 price when subscribing. The January number 

 contains fourteen articles on ferns, many 

 shorter notes and eight pages devoted to the 

 mosses. Send for it. Address THE FERN 

 BULLETIN, Binghamton, N. Y. 



PHOTOGRAPHIC— The celebrated Cyclone 

 Cameras are being used by amateurs and pro- 

 fessionals all over the civilized world. The 

 most compact and least complicated of any in 

 the market. A child can operate them. Plain 

 and complete instructions go with each cam- 

 era. Size of pictures 2i4x2i4 up to 5x7. Price 

 $3.50 up. Nothing on earth will give you or a 

 friend to whom presented more pleasure than 

 one of these Cameras. Write for illustrated 

 Catalogue with full descriptions, prices, etc. 

 MARSH M'F'G CO., 542 W. Lake St., Chicago. 



WANTED— To exchange bird skins from 

 this locality from those of other localities. 

 Many common ones wanted. Correspondence 

 solicited. WALTER G. SAVAGE, Hillsboro, 

 Iowa. 



TO EXCHANGE- Single barrel, la gauge, 

 breechloading shot gun, good as new, cost 

 $8.50, for field glass, camera, photo lens, books 

 or offers. Write first. L. B, GILMORE, Dot- 

 sero. Eagle Co.. Col. 



OWING to my "ad" in the Oolopist I traded 

 all the singles I had to offer. ABBOT PETER- 

 SON, Jamaica Plains, Mass. 



WILL EXCHANGE— 10 al sets of four with 

 nest of Dickcissel, also ,3:^3 1-3, .337 1-2, 40B 1-5, 

 412 1-5, 461 1-3, 474b 1-4. 466 1-.3, 501 1-4,' 598 8-3, 

 .552 14, 563 3-3, 3S7 2-3 2-2.529 2 5 2-fi, 2011-3, 

 289 1-1.5, 310 1-13. Would like 331, 339. 659, 648 

 etc. ISAAC E. HESS, Philo, 111. 



FOR SALE— Strictly al mounted birds, six 

 for S2.25 postpaid: Cardinal, Jay, Junco, Creep- 

 er, Sapsucker, Titmouse. Satisfaction guaran- 

 teed. List for stamps. DELBERT MEIX- 

 SELL, Pekin, 111. 



FOR SALE— or exchange. Fresh water 

 pearl shells. Will send one pai^' shells with 

 Instructions how to pearl for 25 cents silver. 

 Correspondence solicited Inclose stamp. 

 CHAS. D. PENNISTON, Argyle, Wis. 



WILL EXCHANGE-38 Caliber Winchester 

 rifle, U. S. Coins, three volumes of U. S. N.. 

 Commanders' Expedition to Japan. Confeder- 

 ate States paper money. Old Confederate $.500 

 bond, Sharks tooth 4'2 inches long. and sets and 

 singles, for Sets and 4x5 Kodak. W. H. 

 CONNER Y, 404 New Houston St., West. Savan- 

 nah. Ga. 



Exchange— Sets of Great Horned and Bar 

 red Owl, Whip-poor-will, singles of American 

 Bittern, and skins from this locality. WHIT 

 HARRISON. La Crescent, Minn. 



WANTED— Carefully prepared sets contain- 

 ing runts, extremely large eggs, albinos or ab- 

 normally shaped or colored specimens Send 

 descriptions with lowest cash price. Or will 

 give good exchange in first class original sets 

 of 417. 337. 428, 639. 643, 677. 676 and many others. 

 J. WARREN JACOBS, Waynesburg, Pa. 



TO EXCHANGE— 33-55 reloading tools, $20 

 mandolin, mounted deer head, for books on 

 birds or mammals. Vol. 3, Forest and Stream. 

 J. ALDEN LORING, Owego, N. Y. 



MANDOLIN — Cost $14. practically new to 

 exchange for camera, 3i4x4'4 preferred. Baby 

 Hawkeye or 4x5. GUY POTTER, 127 West 3rd 

 street, Peru, Indiana. 



WANTED— Eastern Warblers in exchange 

 for skins of 294. 338. 2.52. 365. .366, 385. 403 407a, 

 447, 454, 4.59, 461, 462, 464, 474e, 478a. 481. 508, 5I7a, ' 

 .579, 529, 530, 531, 542c, .554. 555. 5:6, .557. .588a, .591b, 

 599. 622b. 627, 629a, 646a. 742, 763, 767. T. J. 

 HOOVER, Stanford University, Cal. 



THREE DOLLARS will buy 120 varieties of 

 foreign and native woods or will exchange for 

 woods not in my collection. LOUIS W.HAHN, 

 Lake Avenue, Silver Creek. Chautauqua Co., 

 N. Y. 



EXCHANGE;— Maynard's Eggs of North 

 American birds, Davie's Nest and Eggs. Stev- 

 enson's Complete works, cost ten dollars. 

 Stamp Album. Microsf-ope. Arrowheads for 

 sets. J AX SMITH, 20 Washington St.. Brad- 

 ford, Pa. 



HAVE large lot extra copies Osprey, includ- 

 ing several of September and November 1896, 

 and Nidologlst Including October, November 

 and December 1893, all now very rare. Make 

 cash offers. Will sell Nidologlst Vol. I. II and 

 III complete, fine, bound in one volumn $5. CO 

 delivered. A bargain. Perfect Kombi camera 

 $1.50. Vols. 15. 16 and 17 Ornitholoeist and 

 Oologist complete $1.C0 per vol. or S2..50 lot. 

 Will consider exchange for items wanted, viz: 

 Hatch's Birds of Minnesota,, Fisher's Hawks 

 and Owls, Coues' Birds of Dakota and Mon- 

 tana, Langille's Our Birds in their Haunts. 

 EUGENE S. ROLFE, Minnewaukan. N. Dak. 



WANTED:— Acadialite. Allemomtite, Adul- 

 aria. AUophane, Almandite, Amethyst, Amian- 

 thus, Anhydrite, Antimony, Aqamarine, Argil- 

 lite, Arknesite, Arsenic, Astrophyllite. Atac- 

 amite. Augite. Automolite, Antunite, Axinite, 

 Azunite. Bnckolzite, Baltmorite, Barite xld, 

 Basanite, Bismuth. Bournonlte. Calamine, 

 Camplyite Chalcotrichite, Chalcophanite.Chal- 

 ypite, Clevelandite. Clintonite. Cobalt Bloom. 

 Columbite, Covelite. Cryolite. Cummingtonite, 

 Cuprite. Dopside. Emerald. Emerald Nickel, 

 Erythrite. FlosferrI, Fowlerite, Geyserite, 

 Gibbsite, Greenockite, Grey Copper, Hair Nick- 

 el. Heliotrope. Heulandite. Hiddenite. Indiro- 

 llte. Jefferisite, Lazulite Leopardite. Lipldok- 

 wkite, Lepedeolite. Leucite, Litonite, Mala- 

 chite. Manganite, M^irasite. Margarodlte, Mar- 

 molite. Miilerlte. Monazite. Mullicite. OUve- 

 nite, Pectolite, Perofskite, Pirsoiite, Pyrrho- 

 tite. Realgar, Refinalite, Rubulite. Sagenite, 

 Stilpnomelane, Succinite, Sylvanite, Topaz, 

 Topazolite, Turgite, Ulenite, TJrinite, Vivianite, 

 Washinetonite, VVavelite, Wheel Ore. Wille- 

 mlte. Williamsite. Witherite Xtals, Wollast- 

 nite. Wvilfenite. Zaratite. Also want Calcite 

 Xtals from Michigan. ROBERT BURNHAM. 

 143 Gallup Street, Providence, R I. 



