THE MUSEUM. 



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Relief Maps 



FOK SCHOOLS 

 OF ALL (GRADES. 



Syslematic Collections. 



MINERALOGY, GEOLOGY, ZOOLOGY, 



LANTERN SLIDES, ETC. 



Washington School Collections. 



Minerals, Rocks and lavertebrate Auimals. 

 It is safe to say that no collections of equal excel- 

 lence have ever before been offered in this country at 

 so low a price {4'4 each). Send for circular. 



EDWIN E. HOWELL, 



612 17th St., N. \V., 



Washington, D.C. 



THE NUMISMATIST. 



$1.00 per annum. 10 cents per copy. Official organ of 

 the American Numismatic Association. 



An elegant illustrated montblv. devoted to the col- 

 lector and student of Coin-". Now in its eighth volume. 



No live collector can alTord to be without it. A sam- 

 ple c<.>py will be sent you gratis on receipt of stamp, 

 If you are interested in this science. Addtess, 



THE NUMISMATIST, Monroe, Mich. 



Special 

 Announcement! 



No Cabiiiel is complete without a collectioa 

 of Herkimer County Crystals. I 



waut every reader of this monthly to have a 

 collectioa of these marvels of beauty, hence I 

 will make yoti this oiler: Let me send you, 

 by return mail, postpaid, 3.5 of these brilliant 

 gems. If they please you, send me just 70 

 cents, (no more) if not .satisfactory, return the 

 collection and it will be O. K. Is not this a 

 fair proposition V 



A. B. GRIM, 



MIDDLEVILLE, HERKIMER CO., N. Y. 



Do you want fine Minerals 

 from all over the world? 



Rare, choice, cheap. Perfection, quality, beauty and 

 Color. Very tine crystals, brilliant colors. Wonder- 

 ful combination. Hundreds of rare and beautiful 

 things to enrich and adorn your Cabinet. Very low 

 prices. Write to me. It will pay you. 



ARTHUR N. FULLER, Lawrence, Kansas. 

 When answering ads. mention Museum. 



What Have You to Exchange? 



I want new or second hand copies of books on any branch of Natural History, especially 

 the following — In Botany any of Gray's, Wood's, Lesquereaux, Goodale's or Hough's works. 

 In Geology, Mmcrii/or/y and PiiUicontoloyy any of Uana's. Winohell's, Miller's and Geiker's 

 works. In Co»c/jo/o(/.(/ any of Tryon'e, Sowerby's, Gill's or Woodwaid's works. In Entomol- 

 0(7V any of Packard's.'Comstock's. Maynard's, Edward's or Scudder's works. In Ornit/wloyy, 

 Oology and Tdxidcriiiy any of Baird's, Beudire's' Brewer's, Brewster's, Cassin's, Chapman's 

 Cory's, Cones', Davie's, DeKay's, Fisher's, Gentry's. Goss', Hornaday's, McIUvraith's, May- 

 nard's. Miniit's, Nuttall's, Nehrl'ing's, Raine's, Ridgevvay's Shufeldt's, Samuels', Studer's, War- 

 ren's or Wilson's works. Also back Nos. of the Auk, liiis. Ornithologist and Oologist, Nidiol- 

 ogist or any other Natural Science Journal printed in last .50 years. 



Thousands of dollars worth of books have accumulated in the libraries of our public insti- 

 tutions and ])ublic men, most of which cost them nothing and are valued at about as much. 

 The demand lor specializing in the various branches of science makes many of Ihein of inter- 

 est. Send your list of State and Government publications and state wliat you want to ex- 

 change for. 



\Vf also desire nice fossils from all sections, nice showy crystalized minerals, anything in 

 the curio line. 



We have a special call for Helix and Unioda; from all parts of the U. S. Fine modern In- 

 dian Relics, such as beaded tobacco pouche.s, war clubs, etc., ancient stone and Hint relii-s of 

 all kinds desired. Do not jiarticnlarly care for points but want drills, axes, ci^lts, hammer 

 stones, pipes, pottery, discoiilals, gorgets, banner stones, bird annulets, etc., any copper or 

 bone implements, iron axe or tomahawks. Rare clutches of birds eggs and the rarer skins 

 always desired. 



Parties having large collections of anything listed above or know of really desirable col- 

 lections will frivol- lis by dropping a card in regard to it. 



I CAN OFFER in exchange a veiy line assortment of birds eggs in sets or singles, fully 

 200 kinils and several thousand^specimens, souk; good Florida bird .and mammal skins, sub- 

 •scriptions tr> the Muskim and copies of our O. iV: O. Manual, fully 100 kinds of minerals that 

 we have a large surplus of, some nice fossils from Bad liaiuls, Ohio, etc., curios, such as 

 Shark, Skate or Devil Kish Eggs, Hermit Crab in shell, .Shark and Alligator Teeth ami a hun- 

 dred other curios, some choice Star Fish, several kinds Sea Urchins, cti^ , Sea Ferns, Fans, 

 Sponges, Flexible Coral, etc., tine marine shells from Florida, fully 100 kinds, and for extra 

 <iesirable material will offer books and supplies of all kinds. 



We prefer large exchanges to small ones as it is frequently as much labor to attend to a 

 $1.00 exchange as to a $10 00 one. However send u.s lists of what you have and if you do not 

 get a reply ))romi)tly you may <'(include we cannot use the material vou offer at present. 

 Faithfully, WALTER F. WEBB, Mgr., Albion, N. Y. 



