THE OOLOGi^rST. 



EXCHANGES AND WANTS, CODtinued. 



TO EXCHANGE.— 42 tame stripped Oregon 

 Clupm.un!vS for Birds' Eggs, Ciirios, etc. Seutl 

 lists. GEO. W. SAYL.OK, Hairtes. Balier Co., 

 Oregon. 



TO EXCHANGE.— 32 cat. double action, six- 

 shooter ; for best offer in eggs. Also eggs from 

 this loca-litv. Send list. JESSE MIL.L.ER, 184 

 Dallas St..' Houston, Texas. 



TO EXCHANGE.— I have eggs in sets to ex- 

 change tor piur of opera glasses or anything 

 useful. Address, W. C. MOEUiOW, 10S6 Penn- 

 sylvania ave., Columbus, O. 



PHI-LATE L.IC PAPERS, to exchange for 

 eggs. Sead list of papers you wish, and list of 

 eggs you have to exchange. HERBERT N. 

 BdGBEE, Fitchburg, Mass. 



TO EXCHANGE.— One book called United 

 States Naval and Astronomical Expedition, 

 published in 18.>1: for the best offer of Birds' 

 Eggs. PASCHLFLi HUPPERTZ, ISO! Lavsica 

 St.^ Austin. Texas. 



EXCHANGE.— Will exchange collection of 

 900 difl'erenc, mostly foreign Postal Stamps; 

 for Fossils. Send for list. F. BANK, 5 West 

 4th St., Cincinnati, O. 



WILL. EXCHANGE for eggs in sets, print- 

 ing press, fountain pen, books, magazines, etc. 

 postage stamps, single eggs, and a few sets. 

 Addi-ess, JOHN B. SEYMOUR, Clinton, Oneida 

 Co., N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Thi-ee Oologists' Hand- 

 books, marvelous collection. Single-shot Revol- 

 ver, C'.jUecclou of Birds' Eggs, Mexican Pota- 

 toes, etc. Offers wanted in Curios and Miner- 

 als. A. R. HJTCttlNSON, Gaines, N. Y. 



WANTED.— To exchange fiae specimens of 

 the Horseshoe-crab for eggs in singles. Water- 

 birds, Hawks or 0\vls preferred. ALLEN 

 HOPE, New Dorp, Staten Islaad, N. Y. 



I HAVE a photographic outlit, worth $30. that 

 I will exchange for best oiler. L,. L. KNOX, 

 Giddings, Tex. 



TO EXCHANGE.— An International Album 

 and good collection of stamiis, value $7; for 

 United Si^ates stamps or Indian Relics. SAM- 

 UEL H. ROBBE, BelleviUe, Wayne Co., Michi- 

 gan. 



WANTED.— Good pair climbing irons, will 

 exchange a collection of 120 stamps in album, 

 books, etc.. for same. S. E. KL,INTBERU, 

 Box 340, Plattsmouth, Neb, 



TO EXCHANGE.— Wood's Natural History, 

 On the Sea Shore, Almond Tree. Young Polk's 

 History of France, and hand bracket saw; for 

 Birds' Eggs. JAMES E. MALLORY. Baldwin, 

 Kan. 



WANTED.— Persons having books relating 

 to Natural History of any branch or Taxider- 

 mists tools and supplies, tiiat will sell cheap 

 for cash. Write to me stating what you have, 

 condition it is in and the lowest price 'you will 

 sell. Also back Nos. of amateur naturalists" 

 papers wanted for cash. WALTER BRAD- 

 FORD, luavlield. Ky. 



LOOK HERE.— I have a ffrst-class receipe 

 for embalming birds and tor every fifty cents' 

 worth of eggs sent I will send it to them. W. 

 R. BIRD, Mason City, Iowa. 



FOL,L,0\\T:Na in exchange for Shot Gun : 23 

 cal. ritle, 32 cal revolver. fei.OO Standard stamp, 

 \ ol. North American Review and Vol. paper 

 published in 1837. All answered. ARTHUR G. 

 POTTER, 405 S.2.^th Ave.. Omaha Neb. 



l.")0 COCOONS of Attacus Ceci'opia to exchange 

 for Minerals and Indian Relics. Make me an 

 offer. E. A. Locke, Box l.Si, Whitman, Mass. 



A COLLECTION of over 300 birds eggs, will 

 exchange for a Pointer (puppy) or Pigeons. 

 For particulars'^address, C. C. RENSHAW. 

 Boyc«, Clarke Co., Va. 



EXCHANGE skins and some eggs, for same 

 not commonly found in Mich., want birds in 

 meat will give sldns and some cash, everyone 

 answered. A. W. HANAFORD, 21 Olive Sti-eet, 

 Grand Rapids, Mich. 



TO EXCHANGE. White Pelican skin and 

 South American birds eggs. No postals Ad- 

 dreas. W. MORGAN MARTIN, M.D.. No. 309 E 

 Ninth Street, Wellington, Kan. 



EXCHANGE, would like to exchange a set of 

 Fla. Red-shouldered Hawk 1-2 for a set of Tax- 

 idermists instruments. Those answering this 

 exchange please give full list of instruments in 

 set. Address, E. K. COLLETT. Austin. Tex. 



WANTED:— Collectors of Butterflies and 

 Moths in every State in the Union and. Canada. 

 Will pay flue eggs in sets, or cash for them. 

 All specimens must be perfect. PROF. CARL 

 BRAWN, Bangor, Maine. 



TO EXCHANGE.-Sets. Nos. A. O. U. 3952- 

 2, 417 14, 610 ^. T31 1-9. &S7 H. 201 I4. 394 14. With 

 datas, also 289 2-1.5. 622a 14, 4,52 14, 33.3 14. With- 

 out datas, also 373 -3, .394 -1, 731 -;i. 598 -1 387 -3. 

 also 20 Turtles ; for original Sets with datas. 

 Puffin. Hei-on and Water-birds prefen-ed. Best 

 offers answered and accepted, p. C. CHAD- 

 WICK, Loriug, Kansas. 



Carr's Natural History and Bird Stores. 



Taxidermy, Bird Skins and Eggs. Shells. 

 Curios. Minerals. Fossils. Indian Relics and 

 Naturalists' Supplies ; Singing and Fancv Birds, 

 Talking Parrots, Goldfish and Auuarium 

 Stock. 



New Catalogue will be out in Oct.— "90 Cata- 

 logues exhausted. 



C. R. CARR. 

 Jetf Madison, Wis. 



T^jIPflRTPfl JAPANESE AND 

 i^lirUiUIjiJ INDIAN SILK WORM 



EMS 



For Sseds in Silk Caltiire. Different Species, 

 Also the cslehnded Madras Silh Cocoons; 

 warranted to be raised success full y in 

 this country. Directions given how to 

 raise them projitahly. Prices lo?v. 



PROF. CARL BRAUN, 



NATURALIST, 



Bangor, - _ _ _ Maine 



Rare California Yicwg. 



Enclose stamp for catalogue. Sample of 

 views will be sent upon receipt of 25 cents. 

 Califomia Art Gallery, Santa Rosa, Cal. 



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