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THE OOLOGIST. 



EXCHANGE NOTICE.— Good Watch, cost 

 $15: also cancelled Columbian stamps for Coues' 

 Kev, revised edition or best offer in skins or 

 eggs with data. C. H. EVANS. Townsheud.Vt. 



STAMPS.— 25 varieties 6c.. 50 varieties 10c. . 

 300 assorted 10c.. 5U0 finely assorted 35c.. 15 un- 

 used varieties including Spain. Switzerland. 

 Heligoland. Italv. Bavaria*. Huba. Philippine 

 Islands, etc. 25c. ' HOWARD M. GILLET, Leb- 

 anon Springs. N. Y. 



J HAVE Birds Skins Mammal Skins. Mount- 

 ed Deer Heads. Bison Heads, flint arrows and 

 old flint lock pistols, live Hawks. Owls. 

 Foxes. Coons. Porcupine and other specimens 

 to exchange or sell. C. F. FITE. Denver. Ind. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Birds in th*^ meat this 

 winter. Parties who are interested please 

 write. No cards. CHARLES BARBER. La 

 Porte. Ind. 



TO EXCHANGE.—- JOn varieties foreign 

 stamps in International Album, for New Eng- 

 land bird skins or good book on Ornithnlogv. 

 R. M. MANDELL. Washingtoa St., Newton. 

 Mass. 



SHOES.— W. L. Donglasf^and W shoe.s. Any 

 size. Best Shoes in the world for collector-!. 

 Make offers of Eess and Sets All letters an- 

 swered. DELBERT S. MUSSER, Anderson, 

 Ind. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Birds eggs. 32 cal. Rifle 

 and Stylographic Pen for a good Camera. All 

 commiinications answered. GEO. GRAHAM, 

 P. O. Drawer C. Gainesville. Fla. 



STAMPS. — To exchange for eggs, naturalists 

 periodicals, etc. Send your list and get mine. 

 KERR & PERHAM. Sandwich. 111. 



As an advertising medium. I think the Ooi^o- 

 GisT unsurpassed, and as a magazine, invalu- 

 able to the collector. I have received not less 

 than 100 answers to my exchange notices and 

 have had satisfaction in every respect. E. R. 

 Scongale. Ft. Worth. Tex. 



TO EXCHANGE.— 2S00 old U. S. adhesive 

 and envelope stamps worth over $.i5. for Eegs 

 in singles, send vour lists and receive mine. 

 FRANK H. LORD. Saranac. Ionia Co., Mich. 



CAMERA. Roll of Films. World's Fair Pho- 

 tographs and Cash to exchange for Printing 

 Press. Views. Specimens, skins. Eggs or offers. 

 WILL D. WOOD, Burlington. Mich. 



W.\NTED. Good clean stamns from Bar- 

 badoes. Brunswick. Mauritius. Newfoundland. 

 Nova Scotia. Uragna v. etc. Will give stamps 

 in exchange. HOWARD M. GILLETT, Leb- 

 anon Springs. N. Y. 



VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE. 1894.-lt contains 

 descriptions that describe, not mislead; illus- 

 trations that instruct, not exaggerate. This 

 year it comes to us in a siiit of gold. Printed 

 in eight diCf'^rent colors besides black. Colored 

 plates of Chrysanthemums. Poppies and Vege- 

 tables. On the front cover is a very exquisite 

 bunch of Vick's New White Branching Aster 

 and on the back is the New Double Anemone : 

 112 pages ffUed with many new novelties of 

 value as well as all the old leading varieties of 

 flowers and vegetables. We advice our friends 

 who intend doing anything in the gardi^n this 

 year to consult Vick before starting operations. 

 Send 10 cants to James Vick's Sons. Rochester 

 N. Y . for Vick's Guide, it costs nothing, as you 

 can deduct the 10 cent.s from first order. It cer- 

 tainly will pay you. 



WANTED - To exchange, a 25 cal .'-^teven's. 

 rifle, with globe and peep sights, in fine con- 

 dition for a Marlin 32. or lor cash. L. A. 

 BEHRENS, Ivoryton, Conn. 



I H.WE South-western eggs in sets with 

 data for sale very cheap Parties meaning 

 business write me. I want a copy of '•Ridge- 

 wav's Nomenclature of Colors." will give eggs 

 for it. H. SAYLES. JR.. Abilene, Tex. 



From having my name placed in your col- 

 umns for a sh<irt time I receivedso many letters 

 and cards, asking for my list of eggs", that it 

 took all my spare time to answer them. I was 

 greatly renaid ror so suuill an outlay. O. E. 

 Crooker. Madi«on. Wis. 



FOR every fii st class set eggs with data sent 

 me will send twice its value in stamps at Scott's 

 prices Rarer the eggs, rarer the stamps. 

 H. C. HIGGINS. Cincinnatus. N. Y. 



I HAVE numbers 13-52. Vol. ix. Vol. x. 1-12- 

 Vol xi. of the Golden Days, to exchange for 

 books on Ornithologv or Oology. H. II, JOHN- 

 SON. Pittsfield. Mafne. 



TO EXCHANG E.— Law on Promissory Notes 

 by Storv. in good condition, original cost $5.50, 

 for best offer in first-class sets. FERD. F. 

 BALL. Sterling. Kansas. 



NOTICE.— I will pay the following for can- 

 celled Columbian stamps. 1 and 2 cent envel- 

 opes 25 cts. per hundred (square cut): 3. 4. 5 and 

 10 cts.. .5(J cts. per hundred: 6 and 8 cts. Col. 2 

 cts. each: 15 ct. Col. 4 cts. each: 30 ct. Col. 5 cts. 

 each. CHAS. G. COLLINS. Box 431, Garden 

 City. Kas. 



Through a single exchange notice in the- 

 Oqlogist I exchanged f.^0 worth of eggs, there- 

 by adding 75 sets to my collection, and corres- 

 ponding with collectors in 15 different states 

 and in Canada. Always ready for a good word 

 for the Oo£x>GiST. W. I. Comstock. Norwalk. 

 Ct. 



FOR EXCHANGE. -\ Frank Wes.son4i cal. 

 rifle and some U. S. and foreign coins to ex- 

 change for eggs in sets with data. GEORGE P. 

 ROW ELL. 95 Atlantic St., Stamford. Ct. 



TO EX<'HANjE.— Sketching camera or card 

 printing press for best offer in climbing irons 

 (strapped '. eggs, books, oologist instruments, 

 etc. Write at once. F. R. VVENGER, Con- 

 cord. Illinois. 



EXCHANGE NOTICE.- A 22 cal. Reming- 

 ton Rifle, cost f8..50: good as new, for Coues" 

 Key or cash. F. A. COLBY. Beatrice. Neb. 



TO EXCHANGE.— A 12 ga. double barreled 



breech loading shot gun. for stamps: and .5.50 



different stamps for eggs or trays. BERYL. 

 HODGE. Sterling, Kans- 



My notice has paid me wonderfully. E. E,. 

 N. Murphy. Augusta. Ga. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Wood carving tools, nov- 

 els, magazines, cigarette pictures and single 

 eggs for first-class eggs in sets and rare stamps.. 

 CHA=;. L. BARTLETT. 331 S. West St., Gales- 

 burg, Ills. 



$1.00 to *.300. of crystalized and other fossils. to- 

 exchange for skins, coins, eggs, stamps, curios.^ 

 Indian relics, insects, etc. GUY CONLEY. 

 1400 Colorado St.. Austin. Tex. 



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