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THE MUSEUM. 



MASCO rcHARMS:-Left, hind foot of a 

 rabbit killpfl in a C'Oiinti\y grave\ard at mid- 

 uight on Friday the 13tli day of tlio inoalh by 

 a cioss eyed red-headed, liowlegged, left- 

 handed nigger, riding a white nuile." War- 

 ranted to cure anything Silver mounted. 

 Postpaid for tw elve tvvo-cent stamps. \Vh»le- 

 sale vate.s if desired. W. F. WEBB, Mgr., 

 Albion, N. Y. 



SPLENDID MINERALS ot wonderful 

 beauiy and brilliance cimstantly on hand at 

 lowest prices. Many recent arrivals are gor- 

 geou-i beyond comparison, and some of the 

 choicest samples are lietter than before olTcr- 

 ed for sale. Jf you want Jine minerals it will 

 pay you to write me. AK I'HUR N. FULLER, 

 Lawrence, Kans. Ota 



SHELLS AND CURIOS from the(;ulf 

 Coast. If you mean liusiness and wish to 

 buy shells and curios cheap send for my illus- 

 trated price list and save your money. Ad- 

 dress all orders A. J. BARNES, Duuedin, 

 Florida 



BACK VOLUMES OF MAGAZINES —We 



offer following complete sets at the low prices 

 named. Order quick if wanted. American 

 Antiquarian vols. 12, 13, 14, 15 and 10 un- 

 bound, per vol. $1 75. American Naturalist, 

 vol. 1—1SG8— newly bound, half leather, $4.00. 

 Ornitholov>ist and Oologist 1889-00, bound, 

 $3.00 The Nidiologist, vol. 3. 90c. The Nat- 

 uralist, England, for 1895, $1.00. The Ob- 

 server, vol. 5, 90c The Observer, vol. 0, 90c. 

 The Auk, vol 11, $2 00. The Ornithologist 

 and Oologist, vol. 10, 8.jc. The Ornithologist 

 and Oologisc, vol. 7. $1.00. The Ornitholo- 

 gist and Oologist. vol. 17, 85c All prepaid. 

 W. F. WEBB, Mgr., Albion, N. Y 



WANT TO EXCHANGE: — Copper and 

 silver coins, medals, and Confederate pa]3er 

 money for good United States department 

 stamps. I also have Indian relics for ex- 

 change, ANDREW A. QUEVLI. Windom, 

 Minn , Box 440. 



A LOT of AXES, celts, discs, discoidals, 

 sinkers, balls, ceremonials, pottery v*ic from 

 eastern Tennessee for sale or exchange for 

 other relics. Collections bought. OR. W. 

 O. EMERY. Crawfordsville, Ind. 



WANTED: Cocoons and chrysalides of 

 Luna. lo Polyphemur, Cecropia. Oeanothi, 

 (ilovcri, Columbia, Angulifera Promythe.'. 

 Imperialis, Regalis, Papilios, Cresphontes, 

 Ajax, Turnur, Zolicaon, Troilns, etc., offer 

 exotic buttertiies and moths beautiful and 

 brilliant beetles, eggs in sets, and skins. 

 Will have for sale in May many line sets of 

 pine grosbeak with nests. Order them now. 

 first comes, served first. My standard price 

 lists of exotic and American buttertiies and 

 moths each 15c. both for 25 cts in two cent 

 stamps. Beautiful butterlly pictures, polished 

 oak frame glass 18x24, contains 100 large 

 brilliant butterlHes and moths from all coun- 

 tries. If vou mean business write now to 

 PROF. CARL BRAUN, Bangor, Me. 



WANTED: — Structural and systematic? 

 conchology by George W. Tryon, Jr . cheap 

 edition, s-tate condition and price CH.AS S. 

 HODGSON, Albion, 111. 



A SNAP: — To clo.'e out my collection, 70 

 good bird skins, some quite rare for $2 cash, 

 fit St order gets them K. B MAl'HES, De 

 Funiok Springs, Fla. 



WANTED: — Handsomely marked sets of 

 Broad-winged Hawk, Sharp shinned, cranes. 

 Loon, Chuck-wills Widow, Parauque, Ferrugi- 

 nous Kn\igh leg. Prairie Falcon, Red-bellied 

 Hawk, Kites, (iray King biid. Dei bv Fly- 

 catchei'. and others, can exchange Golden 

 Eagle A, Dipper, Wandering Albatrcss, Shoit 

 tailed Albatross While necked Raven. Faral- 

 lone Islandsets and other. H. K TAYLOR, 

 Alameda, Cal. 



TO EXCHANGE:-32 calibre double action 

 revolver, several volumes Smithsonian (mu- 

 seum) reports, cloth, new, back numbers of 

 Oologist, Dana's Geology, cloth, 500 Youth's 

 Companions, 3 vol. American Bee Journal 

 bound, tennis goods, etc., want W. T. Horna- 

 day's taxidermy, instruments, and eggs in 

 sets, eggs of sea birds and birds of prey es- 

 pecially desired. Correspondence solicited 

 W. A. TRUE, Cumberland Centre, Maine. 



WOULD SAY my adds in your paper have 

 brought me good returns, and I shall still 

 continue to use its columns. Would recom- 

 mend it to every live naturalist. CHRIS 

 FORGE. Carman. Man. 



P.AIR of live Eagles for sale, also skins. 

 CHRIS Z. FORGE, Carman, Man. 



CYPRAEA, commonly called Cowries. We 

 can furnish you nearly 100 varieties Send 

 us list of what you have and we will send you 

 a box on approval of kinds vou h.avent got. 

 W. F. WEBB, Mgr , Albion, N. Y. 



COLORADO Minerals and Curios, for list 

 address E W. KIMBALL, Box 078, Boulder, 

 Colo- 



BENDIRES LIFE HISTORIES. We have 

 a copy. Vol, 1, will send prepaid fur $9 Its 

 a bargain. Order at once. W. F WEBB, 

 Mgr. Albion, N. Y. 



WANRED to hear from those who can use 

 fresh skins of Lvnx Mink and Jack Rabbit. 

 CHRIS FORGE,' Carman, Man 



WANTED cheap for cash or exchange 

 Copy Cones key new or second hand Bab- 

 bits tube with outfit. CHRIS FORGE, Car- 

 man, Man. 



EOR SALE— Herbarium specimens Colo- 

 rado wild flowers. Mounted or unmounted. 

 Send for list. O. E JACKSON, Berthond, 

 Colo. 



WANTED to dispose of our stock of Fos- 

 sils. Will sell cheap for cash or exchange for 

 fine Indian relics. W. F. WEBB, Mgr, Al- 

 bion, N. Y. 



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