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THE OOLOGIST. 



TO EXCHANGE.— For complete volume of 

 Ornithologist and Oologist, or Auk: Birds 

 Michigan ; Birds Minnesota : Mammals Minne- 

 sota. Write for list. WM. H, FISHEU, U W. 

 North Ave., Baltimore, Md. 



FOR SALE.— A collection Of first-class sUins, 

 mostly made by Worthington, and eggs with 

 data, .singly or entire. Send for list. H. L. 

 HALLO WE, Diamond. La. 



BARGAINS in sets with full data.Black Vul- 

 ture Vj. 40c. per egg: Painted Bunting I4. 6c, 

 per egg : Orchard Oriole 1-5, 3c. per egg. En- 

 close 5c. for postage for orders under .50c, 

 HERBERT STERZING, Austin, Texas. 



FOR SALE.— Registered Berkshire pigs $30 

 per pair not akin. Will exchange a pair for 

 best offer hitrh value Columbian stamps. GEO. 

 STAPLIN, JR„ Mannsville. Jeff. Co , N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Geological Survey of Ohio 

 "Vol. IV: Zoology, containing description of 

 Birds of Ohio for best offer of eggs in sets. W. 

 C. MILLS, Mt. Vernon. Ohio. 



TO EXCHANGE.— First class single eggs for 

 a good six or eight in. Caliper, Davie's Nests 

 and Eggs, or other standard Oi'nlthological 

 works, or showy shells. Send for lists. O. A. 

 PFEIFFER, San Antonio, Texas. 



TO EXCHANGE.— For every 25 cent piece 

 coined befoi'e 1874, I will give four different 

 Foreign coins, or two United States Liberty 

 cents, dated prior to 181.5. O. J. SWANDER, 

 Kenton. Hardin Co., Ohio. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Sets of Black-chinned 

 Hummingbird. with data and nest. for first-class 

 sets from Eastern States. Address, C. A. 

 THOMAS, North Pasadena, Calif. 



SAY :— For ;30 days I will print 100 letter-heads 

 and 100 envelopes for only 75 cents. Send 

 stamp for samples. Order quick. W. W. 

 LOOMIS, Clermont, Iowa. 



FIRST-CLASS eggs aud novels to exchange 

 for eggs, with data. W. A. STRONG, Tulare, 

 Cal. 



FOR FIVE DOLLARS worth sets, standard 

 data, or small bore single gun, will give 45 

 numbers ''Popular Science," over 7000 pages 

 natural history, chemistry, etc. OTTO 

 GRADY, Litdlow, Ky. 



EXCHANGE.— New double barrel Ishot gun, 

 all improvements. 12 gauge, for flrst-class eggs 

 in sets. Correspondence solicited. GEORGE 

 WALL, Silver Creek, N.Y. 



PARTIES having sets or skins of Starling 

 Thrush and Cuckoo families, to sell or ex- 

 change, send list with prices. Correspondence 

 invited. W. E. MULLIKEN, .527 So. Laf. St., 

 Grand Rapids. Mich. 



I WILL GIVE $12 worth of sets for la good 

 secondhand Smith & Wesson Double Action 

 32 cal. Revolver. Parties having same for ex- 

 change write me for list of eggs. Must be in 

 good order. Write immediately. R. N. WIL- 

 LIAMS, JR., Tallahassee, Fla.' 



WANTED 1 WANTED : : WANTED \ \ \ Every- 

 body to send a stamp for our price list and cir- 

 cular of our prize winners. Buff and Brown 

 Leghorn Chickens. Rabbits and Guinea Pigs of 

 all vai-ieties, also 1 Pug dog H months old. He 

 is a beauty. We will sell cheap. Satisfaction 

 guaranteed. Address, REICH BROS., Salem, 

 N. C. 



SETS AND SINGLES of Nos. 191, '218, .37.3,. 

 751 : skins of '318. 208. 513; set "f minerals, for- 

 skins, ornithological books. H. L.BALLOWE, 

 Diamond. La. 



TO EXCHANGE.— For best offer of flrst-class 

 eggs in sets, by August 1. a pair of live Great- 

 Horned Owls in full plumage. E.B.SCHRAGE, 

 Pontiac, Mich. 



GRANT'S MEMOIRS. Cyclopedia Natural 

 History and other new books, cloth bound. Egg 

 Calipers. Fountain Pen. Chautauqita Mineral 

 Collection and eggs, to exchange for first-class 

 sets, Indian Relics and Curios. Send list and 

 receive mine. WALTER A. LOVETT, Ox- 

 ford. Mass. 



" WANTED.— A Safety bicycle. Have to offer ■ 

 $.300 worth of Mounted Birds and Mammals. 

 110 worth of stamps, a few eggs, Ornithological 

 papers, and, possibly, some cash. Also want 

 Microscope, Surgical instruments and E flat 

 alto hoi'n. All "letters answered. FRED S. 

 HAGGART. Chagrin Falls. Ohio. 



THE JULY number of the The Naturalist is 

 unusually intei-esting and is also profusely 

 illustrated. Among them is an article on the 

 Golden Eagle, illustrated by a fine half-tone; 

 a half-tone of Flamingoes and Nests :a Taxider- 

 mists" Camn: etc. etc. Send 5 cents for sample 

 copy. HERBERT STERZING, Austin. Texas. 



FOR SALE or exchange. Cedar boat 14 ft. 

 long. 37 inches wide. 11 d<»ep. with nickle oar- 

 locks, four. 7 foot cedar spoon oars, weight 60 

 pounds, cost $48 in New York, almost good as 

 new. Also Auto-harp, largest size (No. 6). with 

 a lot of music. Will sell either or exchange 

 for 12 ga. hammerless shot gun. All answered. 

 L. B. BOOKER, Pembina, N. Dak. 



WANTED.— A Galvanic or Faradc Battery, 

 strong enough for all medical purposes. Must 

 be in A 1 condition. Send full description. 

 Can offer Birds eggs, shells, corals, minerals, 

 or anything in the Natural Historv Line» 

 FRED D. SNYDER. Barre Center, N. Y. 



FOR SALE.— An extremely ornamental and 

 substantial Oaken Egg, Cabinet, 62 inches high, 

 43 inches wide. .30 inches deep. 18 drawers of 

 graduating depths, heavy glass doors, brass 

 hinges, hinge plates, drawer pulls, and etc. 

 Will hold UX)0 sets of eggs. Portable walnut 

 strips for every drawer accompany it. Would 

 answer equally well for Collection of Etchings, 

 Coins or Silverware. The handsomist Cabinet 

 in the Countrv. Cash $185. Price now $100. 

 Address, RIDLEY PARK FERNERIES, Rid- 

 ley Park, Pa. 



UNUSED Confederate Stamps. These 

 stamps are new and uncancelled, and as I have- 

 only a few hundred left, you must write quick. 

 Those collectors not having these stamps in 

 their collection, now's your chance. All of 1863 

 general issue. 2c rose at 16c : 10c pale blue at 

 6c: 20c green at .5c. All stamps sent postpaid. 

 Two of each for .50c. postpaid.. Address, JAS. 

 ODELL, JR., Austin, Texas. 



CRYSTALS.— Recently returned from an ex- 

 tended tour of the Southern States. I can 

 offer collectors and dealers, cheap, some bar- 

 gains in Minerals. Rare forms in North Caro-- 

 lina Rock Crystals, inclusions of rutile, mica, 

 chlorite, water-drops, graphite, magnetite, red 

 clay, &c. manazlte and zircon, and many oth- 

 ers. A few exchanges wanted with advanced 

 collectors. Collections sent on approval to- 

 responsible parties. E. H. HARN, BlairsTille,. 

 Pa. 



