BlCHAMrfiSAHU M1U&, WMIUIMBU. 



NOTICED— I have $50.00 worth of first-class 

 sets, with data, for a good folding canvass boat. 

 Send description to J. W. P. SMITHWICK, 

 Plymouth, N. C. 



I WOULD LIKE to correspond with some 

 young collector in the south with regard to ex- 

 changing eggs and skins, the coming season. 

 JIMMIE PHILLIPS, Box 527, Paw Paw, 

 Mich. 



□TO EXCHANGE.— Compound Microscope, 

 with forceps and prepared object, magnifies 

 400 times; all in mahogany case ; for best offer 

 of eggs amounting to $3.00 or over. C. G. SAR- 

 GENT. Winnebago City, Minn. 



WANTED. — Cigarette albums. Base Ball 

 players, or Mounted Birds; will give in ex- 

 cange $5.00 worth of the best detective stories. 

 Cards not answered. Address, ERNEST E. 

 LEE, Covington. Ga. 



WANTED.— Kodak, (No. 3 or 4 prefered) or 

 other good automatic Camera; will give good 

 exchange in nicely made western Bird Skins. 

 Address with full particulars. GEO. G. CANT- 

 WELL, 105 Pikes Peak Ave., Colo. Springs, 

 Colo. 



.35 SECOND-CLASS eggs ($1.50,) 10 story 

 cuts ($5.00) ; for 4 lb. Indian clubs, climbers, and 

 offers. Best offer receives proofs of cuts. 

 EDW. D. BARKER. 316 Center St., Elgin,Kane 

 Co ., 111. 



SETS 211a. 80. 705, 594, 703. 683, 316, 326, 362, A. 

 O. U. and Sawfish saw; for best offer U. S. or 

 Confederate Stamps. WALTER E, GROVER, 

 1520 E. Market St., Galveston, Tex. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Choice Crystalized Miner- 

 als : for Indian Relics. Fossils or Minerals. A 

 fine cabinet specimen for every perfect Arrow 

 head sent me. R. HAGELSTEIN, 96 Stanhope 

 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



COMMON EGGS WANTED.— I wish to ob- 

 tain following species, in full sets, with data : 

 Rdgw. Nos. 61,61a, 67a. 151. 158, 161, 168. 181. 182, 

 189. 193a. 198, 198a. 202, 211a, 212, 213, 237a. 139, 248, 

 249; 251, 321, 425, 432. 443. 449, 456. 473, 482, 487. 490. 

 492. 493, 495, 497, 498. 520, 594, 602. etc. Will ex- 

 change for them such species as 581, 463, 464. 469. 

 373. 15. etc.. etc. THOMAS H. JACKSON, Box 

 1668, West Chester, Pa. 



EXCHANGE.— Have 1000 Cocoons of the 

 Southern Polyphemus much richer in color 

 and larger than Northern specimens. Have 

 from 300 to 500 Lopd. in papers both American 

 and Foreign. Have a few American Indian 

 Arrow heads and fragments of pottery collec- 

 ted in Aiken Co.. So. Ca. about 50 in all. Vol. 

 1, 2, 3. 4. 5. 6. Young Oologist and Oologist, 

 Vol. 13 Ornithologist and Oologist, Vol. 1 Am. 

 O. and O., Vol. 1 O. and O., Semi-Ann ual and 

 copy of Davie's Key. I want any standard 

 Medical Works, any standard Chemical Works, 

 or any Chemical Paraphanalia (Retorts, test- 

 tubes, etc.. etc.) First-class sets with data, of 

 all the Warblers. Less than three varieties 

 "will not be accepted from any one person. Ad- 

 dress, S. A. TAFT. Aiken, So. Ca. 



Rare California Yiewg. 



Enclose stamp for catalogue. Sample of 

 views will be sent upon receipt of 25 cents. 



California Art Gallery, Santa Rosa, Cal. 



_D new Merritt Type Writers (best cheap ma- 

 chine made) at only $12.00. Some but little used 

 good as new for $11.00. One Odell Type Writer, 

 nearly new for $11.00. One Hammond Type 

 Writer, bran new. cost $100.00, will sell for 

 $80.00. I also have a few Matchless Repeating 

 Air Rifles, all new and strong shooters I will 

 close them out at $2.25. Address, GEORGE 

 SWING, San Bernardino, Calif. 



VICK-MICHIGAN. 



It has been decided that the $1000.00 prizes of- 

 fered on Vegetables by James Vick, Seedsman , 

 will be contested for at the fair to be held at 

 Hillsdale, Mich., Sept. 28— Oct. 2, 1891. 



There are four prizes on each of the following 

 weight varieties of Vegetables— first $65. second 

 $30, third $20, fourth $10, making in all $1000, 

 which is very large and liberal : 



The cost to enter for the prizes is so small we 

 cannot see how the Messrs. Vick make any 

 profit: for instance, one packet of either of the 

 following will entitle a person to enter the 

 competition. 



One pkt. Cabbage, All Seasons 10c 



One pkt. Celery, Golden Self-bianching 10c 



Potato, Vick's Perfection, 1 lb. o0c, 3 lbs. $1, 



peck. 50c, bushel $1.60, bbl $4.00 



One pkt. Cauliflower, Vick's Ideal 50c 



One pkt. Tomato. McCullom's Hybrid 10c 



One pkt. Musk Melon, Irondequoit 15c 



One pkt. Onion, Danvers Yellow Globe 5c 



One pkt. Mangel Wurzel, (Beet), Golden 



Giant 10c 



Select one or more that you wotild like to 

 grow and enter for a prize. Be sure and state 

 in your order that you intend entering for com- 

 petition. Write James Vick, Seedsman, Roch- 

 ester, N. Y., for Vick's Floral Guide, which will 

 give full particulars. 



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 Durable. No more broken Hame Straps, no 

 more tugging to fasten or release them. Ours 

 are quickly and easily operated and always 

 secure. Quick seller— Large profits— Recom- 

 mended by all who have used them. Agents 

 wanted everywhere. Sample by mail 30c. Ad- 

 dres's. METALLIC HAME STRAP Co. Win- 

 nebago City, Minn. m6 



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