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THE OOLOGIST. 



TRAVELING collectors wanted. Full par- 

 ticulars for two 2 cent stamps. C. W. HILL- 

 MAN, Canisteo, N. Y. 



FOR SALE.— Over $60 worth of sets for $20, 

 and over $16 worth of singles for $4. Send for 

 lists. L. W. BROKAW, Salina City, Cala. 



Oologists' instruments, minerals, curiosities, 

 naturalists! manual (Davie), books, papers, for 

 minerals, theological, medical, ornithological, 

 zoological or scientific books. REV. A. D. 

 AKIM, East Point, Ga. 



WANTED.— A. O. U. No's 6, 7, 11, 13, 27, 30. 

 30a, 31, 32. 47. 54. 56, 58, 80, 117, 118. 119, 120a, 120b. 

 J. P. FEAGLER, Waterloo, Indiana. 



BUTTERFLIES and MOTHS. All first-class 

 quality, brilliant colors and perfectly mounted 

 ready for the cabinet, in exchange for rare eggs 

 in sets and tine bird skins. Send 5 cents for 

 catalogue. PROF. CARL BRAUN, Bangor. 

 Me. 



NOTICE.— Will exchange Eggs and Skins .of 

 both Birds and Mammals, also have a fine lot 

 of fly rods. Will exchange also old war script, 

 Indian relics and old flint lock pistols. C. F. 

 FITE, Denver, Ind. 



EGGST 



From the Orient and Assam (Malahha) cor- 

 rectly named, at moderate price. HERMANN 

 ROLLE, Esndeuer St., 4, Berlin, N. W. Ger- 



many. . 



9ASea Snells in neat cabinet, named 

 ^(scientific) and illustrated cata- 

 logue of Nat. Hist, specimens, post 

 paid, 30c. C.F. CARR, 



New London, Wis. 



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BIRDS Of MICHIGAN 



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A list of three hundred and thir- 

 ty-two (332) birds, 150 pages. 



JUST ISSUED! 



Profuse notes. Bibliography complete. 

 It is in fact a work on the Birds of the Great 

 Lake Region, and will interest every Ornithol- 

 ogist in America. 



Price, Postpaid, 75 cents. 

 Address 

 F. H. LATTIN & CO., Albion, N. Y. 



400 VARIETIES OF STAMPS $"1-00 



Duplicates can be returned. 



AN UNUSUAL OFFER 

 W. F\ GREANY, 



827 BRANNAN St. SAN FRANSISCO, CAL. 

 Catalogue for stamp. 



H. H. ft C. S. BRIMLEY, 



RALEIGH, N. C. 

 COLLECTORS. 



First-class Bird and Mammal Skins 

 and Eggs. Also Reptiles. Batrachians, 

 Embyros, etc., in alcohol. Full data in 

 all cases. Write for price-list. 



Fossils, Agates, Shells, Corals 

 and Curiosities. Cretaceous 

 Fossils of Eastern Monta- 

 na a Specialty. 



Scaphites Nodusus, M. and H. 



Aporrhais biangulata is 



Actaeon attenuata 15 



Anisomyon nattelliformis 30 



Baculites ovatus 10 to $1.00 



Callista Deweyl 15 to .25 



Dentallum gracile ,15 



Haminea minor *. 15 



Volsella Meeki '-.,-■ .15 



Veniella subtumida .15 



Inoceramus convexus 20 to .75 



Crispii .15 to .75 



Lunatia concinna .15 



Luclna subundata 15 



Margarita Nebrasensls 15 



Nucula cancellata 15 



Scaphites nodusus ,10 to $2.00 



Martesia cuneata .15 



Turnus Stimpsoni 15 



Fossil wood, containing Martesia, or Turnus.. 



25 to .75 



Rock containing a variety of small fosslls.25 to .50 

 Tregonucarpus nuts (lossil) size of Hickorv 



nut 20 to .25 



Fossil leaves 15 to .75 



Agates, rough 10 to .50 



polished 25 to $2.00 



California Onyx, polished 40 to $1.75 



Petoskey Agates, " 25 to .75 



Fossil ferns .15 to .75 



Petrified wood : 10 to .50 



Agatlzed wood 10 to .50 



Porcelainite 10 to .25 



Honey-comb lava 10 to .25 



Sponge lava, will float In water 15 to .50 



Lava, has been melted, and run like molasses 



candy 15 to .50 



Antelope horns, on upper part of skull, per 



pair $1.50 to $2.00 



Buffalo.horns, per pair 50 to $1.50 



Rattles from Rattlesnake .10 to .25 



Corals from Bahamas, Florida and Singapore 



25 to $2.00 



Small mixed shells from West Indes, per pint .50 

 Large Assortment of showy American and 



Foriegn Shells 10 to $3.00 each 



10 per cent discount on cash orders of 

 $10.00 or more. 

 Send for price lists. 



Homer Squyer, 



Mingusville, - Montana. 



