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TO EXCHANGE.— Skins and eggs all At with, 

 full data of this state for such as are not con- 

 tained in my collection. Send list and receive 

 mine. PAUL BARSTCH, Burlington, la. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Eggs of this locality for 

 those of others. CHA.S. HATCHER. Colum- 

 bia, Tenn. 



WANTED.— The September. October, and 

 December numbers of the "Nidiologist." Will 

 pay cash or give good exchange in Bird Eggs. 

 C. B. JOHNSON, Red Wing, Minn. 



I HAVE live Hawks and Owls. Coons, Squir- 

 rels and Crows to sell cheap or exchange for 

 Indian Relics. I have also Elk and Deer Ant- 

 lers to exchange for shot gun No. 12, breech 

 loader . C. J. FITE, Denver, Ind. 



WILL SELL a fine collection of eggs dirt 

 •cheap or will trade for high grade Bicycle. 

 Write for particulars. No postal cards. W.F. 

 LEWIS, No. 93 31st Street, Wheeling, W. Va. 



"It gives me pleasure to say that from my 

 recent advertisement in your paper I have re- 

 ceived nearly forty answers. In my mind the 

 Oologist. as an advertising medium, surpasses 

 all other Magazines. May it live long and pros- 

 per is the wish of F, I. ATHERTON, Los Gatos, 

 Cala." 



LARGE ASSORTMENT of scientific birds' 

 skins and sets of eggs with data, also books, to 

 exchange for eggs and skins ;all are first-class in 

 every respect, and are correctly classified. 

 •Correspondence invited. S. VAN RENSSEL- 

 AER, JR., 29Broadway N N. Y. City. 



I AM PLEASED to inform my many friends 

 and patrons that Babbitt's new auxiliary bar- 

 rel or "tube" with extractor is now ready. The 

 extractor on tube is worked by extractor on 

 gun and ejects the shells to perfection without 

 removing tube from barrel of gun. Although 

 costing double the price of any extractor on the 

 market we shall sell as low as ths lowest. 

 Price $3 50. Send for circular. JAMES P. 

 BABBITT, Taunton, Mass. 



WANTED.— Portable Forge; Goodell Turn- 

 ing Lathe; Colt's Double or Single Action Re 

 volver, 38 cal. W. C. F.; 7 x 7 or 7 x 9 Wall Tent ; 

 Steel Traps, sizes 0.1.2,4: "Cyclone" Mouse 

 Traps; Schuyler Rat and Mouse Traps ; Aneroid 

 Barometer (altitude) : Compound Microscope. 

 Have to exchange for above "American Ram- 

 bler" Bicycle, combination. 24 in. front, 28 in. 

 rear wheels. \% in., Cushion Tires, balls all 

 around; "Simplex" Printer, 5 x 8; Babbitt col- 

 lecting Tube. 38 cal. with Wad Cutter; Climb- 

 ing Irons, strapped (Lattin's best) ; "New Rog- 

 ers" Scroll Saw; Flute, Key of D., Grenadilla 

 Wood, 8 german silver keys ; Books on Orni- 

 thology, Oology, Travels, etc; Birds' skins and 

 Eggs, and Mounted Birds. THAD. SURBER, 

 White Sulphur Springs. W. Va. 



FOR SALE.— Minerals, Fossils, Curios, In- 

 dian Relics, Choice Polished Shells from Wis- 

 consin rivers, Mazon Creek Fossil Plants and 

 Insects. The. finest collection of Polished Coral 

 in this country. Beautiful Fossil Fish, Cameos, 

 Gems. Stones, etc. GEO. WILKINSON. Mor- 

 ris, 111. Jy3t. 



SECOND HAND BOOKS. Gray's Structural 

 and Systematic Botany,$l.50. Steeles' Popular 

 Zoology, 300 pp., finely illustrated, $1.25. 

 Wood's Mammoth Natural History, 900 pp., 

 hundreds illustrations, $3.00. White's Natural 

 History, Selbourn. New, $2.50. Ornithologist 

 and Oologist, 89 and 90 in 1 vol, .fine $2,50. F.H, 

 LATTIN & CO., Albion, N. Y. 



WANTED.— Columbian stamps in exchange 

 for Indian Relics, rare and common singles 

 and sets, and specimens. For Sale.— Set of 

 Hooded Mergenser, 1-9. and other rare sets at 

 one-half list price. J. MINCHIN, Fleming, 

 Cayuga Co., N. Y. 



WANTED.— U. S. Adhesives, Confederate or 

 rare Revenue, Department or Envelopes, for 

 cash or exchange. Also purchase any rare or 

 desirable Foreign. Send what you have regis- 

 tered with lowest price, W. F. WEBB,Gaines, 

 Orleans Co., N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE— A. O. U. No. 420, 611, 549, 

 681, 550, 201, 212, 724, 683, 725 and others. Send 

 list and receive mine. W. E. TYLER, Lyme, 

 Conn. 



TO EXCHANGE. - Foreign Columbian and 

 Old U. S. Stamps for Curiosities. Address, 

 CHAS. SIMMONS, No. 91 Peachtree Street, 

 Atlanta, Ga. 



ARIZONA Cactus, 50c each prepaid. Apache 

 Indian Caskets, $1.50 each prepaid. P. M. 

 WILLIAMS, Justice Peace, Morecopa, Arizo- 

 na. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Eggs in sets and singles, 

 fine bird skins, and back vols, of Oologist for 

 Hornaday's Taxidermy, Ridgeway's Manual, 

 Coues' Key and good pair Opera Glasses. 

 BERT H. BAILEy, 594 1st Ave., Cedar Rapids, 

 la. 



BARGAINS.— Sets 4 Acadian Flycatcher, 20c. 

 Sets 4 Killdeer, 30c. Sets 10 Bobuhile, 30c. 

 Send for list of unparalelled bargains. No 

 stamps. JAS. HILL, Box 125, Edinburg, 111. 



INTERESTING ARTICLES fill the pages of 

 the Nidiologist. The May number has four 

 large half-tone illustrations, and the following 

 articles are notable : Nesting of the Califor- 

 nia Poor -will, Bird Destruction Again (Olive 

 Thorne Miller's views). Snow Eaters, The Lit- 

 tle Auk in Vermont. Feathered Butcher, The 

 Birds of Smith's Island,, Virginia, Bird Nest- 

 ing in Northwest Canada, The Western Yellow- 

 throat. &c. The "Purchasing Bureau," a new 

 idea, attracts attention. Subscription price is 

 low at one dollar per year, including free ex- 

 change notice. Sample copy sent for ten cents. 

 Address, The Nidiologist. or H. R. Taylor, Ala- 

 meda, Calif., or subscriptions may be left, and 

 back numbers secured at New York Offie, Ross 

 Taylor, 150 Fifth Avenue. 



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Is the extraordinary remedial power of the 

 Compound Oxygen Treatment as manifested in 

 the cure of disease and debility. If you will 

 know more of this great remedy, send for book 

 of 200 pages, free. Home or Office Treatment. 

 Consultation Free. 



DRS. STARKEY & PALEN, 



1529 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



STONE 



INDIAN RELICS! 



On approval by mail. Give reference. A few 

 cents expense to see a variety from many States 

 I pay postage one way on arrow and spear 

 points. Largest Stock, Largest Variety, 

 and Finest in the West. Buckskin Relics. 

 Weapons, Minerals, Fossils, Shells, Agates, 

 Curios. Catalogue with prices for stamp. 

 BLACK HILLS NATURAL HISTORY ES- 

 TABLISHMENT, Deadwood, S. D. 



