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THE OOLOGIST. 



EXCHANGES AND WANTS, Continued. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— I have 20 varieties of 

 lirst-class Eggs to exchange for a good Wat^ei- 

 bury WaU-h. or -J-i or :« cal. r';\'olver eitiier 

 single or double action. A. B. KOBJ^Kis. 

 Weymouth. Medina Co.. Ohio. 



TO EXCHANGE.— I have the follow-ing first- 

 class singles: Ridgeways Nos 4. ti6. l>J3. 3iM, 

 408. ."StiT and .5T9. No postals. Address. R. W. 

 PATTERSON. Box 247.. Parkersburg, \V. Va. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Breech loading shot gun, 

 an 4x.T camera complete also some slate off of 

 John Brown's fort at Harper's Ferry, W. v a. ; 

 for best offer in coins and other curios. 

 EUGENE SHUGART, Charlestown, Jeff. Co. 

 W. Va. 



TO EXCHANGE.-V0I. II Golden Days, No. 20 

 to .52. Magic Lantern with Klides. Hero and shad; 

 ow Album and some novels. Yours truly. GUY 

 R JONES. 103 Soul h 8th St., Allentown, Penn. 



AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE 



COLLCTION of several himdred varieties of 

 first-class Eggs in sets with full data, for 

 sale cheap. Write for list enclosing stamp. N. 

 R. CHRISTIE. Rye Patch. Ne vada. 



YOU should use my Oological Labels, for sale 

 for a short time at 20c per KX). Order now. 

 Samples 2c stamp. O. E. CROOKER, Madison, 

 Wis. 



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AGENTS 1^ 



RUBBER STAMP 



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Of 1, 2, 3, or 4 lines with Pads and Ink 



ONLY33CTS. 



R. \V, FORD, Bristol, Conn. 



FOE CASH. 



At my Ann Arbor store I have the following 

 goods which I will sell at the follo^^■iug lo\^ 

 rates, fcr cash, if ordered by Feb. 1.5th. 



If you can use them, speak quick, as you can- 

 not better or equal these prices in America. 

 All goods shipped by freight or express at pur- 

 chaser's expense from our Michigan store. 



.tOO Milk Stromba's or small White Conchs, 

 good Aquaria or Out-door Ornamental Work. 

 40c per Doz., $2.00 per 100. 



50 large pieces Biid Coral, Galaxea cespitosa. 

 30c each, J1..W per Doz. 



50 Cameo or Bullmonth Shells, dead. 50c size,. 

 15c each, ?1.25 per Doz. 



2 Bbls. W. I. Branch Coral. Madrepora cervicor- 

 nis. runs about 2 bushels solid coral to Bbl., 

 fS.lX) per Bbl., ?.=i.()0 per \i Bbl., ?3.00 per 14 

 Bbl., or Sl.OO per gallon. 



14 Bbl. finelv mixed West Indies Shells. No. 150 

 Cat., Jl.OO per gallon; 10 Gal. lots, J7.50. 



300 White Murex, 15 to 25c sizes, $1.00 per Doz.. 

 $7..50 per 100. 



15 to 25c Spec, 75c per Doz. 



mported Japanese & Indian Silk Worm 



Eggs for Seed, in Silk Culture. 



Different species, also the celebrated Madras 

 Silk Cocoons, warranted to be raised siiceess- 

 fuUy in this country. Directions given how to 

 raise them profitably. Prices Low. 



F'KOP'. OARIa BKAUN, 



NATURALIST. 

 BANGOR. _ _ - MAINE. 



1891 EDITION NOW READY. 



Bullinger's Postal and Shippers' Guide. 



Every i)lace in the United States and Canada 

 (about"ii5.(K«)i with the railroad station an<i ex- 

 press for every place— the cheapest boolt over 

 published. You should have the new edition. 



Price, in paper covers. !f2..')0; in cloth covers. 

 $;i.(W. delivery to be paid by Iniyer. E. W. 

 BULLINGPR. 75 Fulton St.. New York. N. Y. 



CHICKENS FOR SALE 



Pure I^angslians cucks.also a pure Plymouth 

 Rock. Eggs of the finest Langshaus for sale. 

 *1.50 per setting. Si'ud for prices. I will offer 

 the cocks very low for the next :10 days. HEN- 

 RY C. BRIDGERS. Tarboro, N. C. 



300 Spider Shells, 

 $5.00 per 100. 



1030 Sun and Moon Shells, (No. 140 Cat..) fpr 

 painting, worth 10 to 2oc retail, 7."ic per Doz.. 

 $5.00 per 100: 1(H) selected 2d quality Shells at 

 40c per Doz., $3.00 per 100. 



1 sonp box full Minerals, mostly Pearl Spar 

 and Calcite Xtal Specimens, lot for only $5.00. 



Large Furblo Clams. 75c each. Sfi.OO per Doz.; 

 Medium Furblo's, &5c each, $3..50 per Doz. 



300 Sea Fans, 10 to .tOc sizes, assorted, $1.00 per 

 Doz., $.5.00 per 100. 



100 Rose Corals, Manecina areolafa, good. 75c 

 Doz.. $5.00 per 100; 100 poor, 40c Doz.. 

 $3.00 per 100. 



50 large Sea Beavers, 25c each, $2.00 j)er Doz. 



200 Curio Sponges, assorted at from 50c to $S.0O 

 per Doz. 



Shell. Mineral or Curio Collections at any price 

 from $2.00 to $100.00. 



We also have a large collection of each Rocks, 

 Minerals and Butterflies; also a Whale's Ril) 

 and Vertebratae; a 2-ft. Chinese Pagoda, 

 bronze; a large piece of Tapa Cloth from 

 Samoa. 



We may close our Ann Arbor store during 

 the latter part of Febriiary and would rather 

 bring back the c.\SH than ship our goods home: 

 hence are ■«-illing to let our patrons have the 

 above goods at prices quoted. 



All prices quoted in January Ooi.ogirt for 

 Agate and other goods will hold good through 

 February. 



While all goods will be shipped from Ann 

 Arbor, it may be better, in order to reach me 

 personally and avoid any possible delay, to 

 address me at headquarters. 



FRANK H. 



ALBION, 



N. Y. 



