THE OOLOGIST. 



WANTED.— Eggs in sets with data for which 

 I can offer singles, a few sets, minerals, corals, 

 curios, reloading tools for 32 cal. Winchester 

 rifle, taxidermists' tools. Send your list. A. H. 

 MILLS, West Riitland, Vt. 



SEND ISc. in stamps or one set of eggs with 

 data, for a tine stereoscopic view of Virginia 

 Rail's nest containing eight eggs. S. W. 

 HARRIS. Reading Ave., Hillsdale, Mich. 



PAPERS, Magazines, Books, Skates, Stamps. 

 Watch. Bicycle lock, Base Ball Mask for 

 Ruhv lantern Scroll Saw. Autoharp. F. L. 

 BUKRILL. 14 Huntington Ave., Amesburg, 

 Mass. 



I WILL EXCHANGE Columbian stamps or 

 stamp papers for bird skins of any speci.es. 

 Write to me. GEORGE A. LOOP, Lock Box 

 106, Minekaunee, Wis. 



FOR EXCHANGE:— A fine collection of 

 about 180 varieties of birds eggs, many rare 

 ones, in nice glass covered case with frame. 

 Size, four feet by two feet six inches. Want 

 high grade type writer in good condition. Cor- 

 respondence solicited. F. E. FORD, Middle- 

 field, O. 



BOSTON MUSICAL, Bb, Baritone, brass, 

 nearly new, for sale cheap. Also first-class sets 

 and fresh water shells for same and sea shells. 

 VERDI BURTCH, Penn Yan, N. Y. 



WILL PRINT 200 letter heads and 200 envel- 

 opes and send post paid for Davie's Nests and 

 Eggs (write before sending book). FRED 

 JOHNSON, Portage, Wis. 



BOOKS ON IOWA BIRDS:— I desire to ob- 

 tain at once the following books: Allen's 

 •'Catalogue of Birds of Iowa," 1870; Parker's 

 "Birds of Iowa." 1871; Trippe's "Notes on 

 Birds of Southern Iowa," 18*3. If you can fur- 

 nish any of these books write" at once stating 

 price. DAVID L. SAVAGE, Salem, la. 



EXCHANGE :— I have a fine line of books 

 (new), Kombi Camera, Hectograph, also num- 

 erous novelties which I will exchange for other 

 books, novelties, etc, MOTT S. SPAULDING. 

 Ivarea, Pa. 



WANTED FOR CASH:— A Colt's "New 

 Navy" or "New Army" Revolver, perfect con- 

 dition. Also flrst-class Sailing Skiff about 18 

 feet, must be sound and fast. Smooth'skin 

 preferred. Seud full particulars. Builders 

 send prices. Address I . CANADA, care of The 

 OoLOGiST, Albion, N. Y. 



WANTED:-lst class bird skins. Can offer 

 1st class sets with full data, I desire sets 'With 

 nests of the following for cash or exchange : 

 A. O. U. Nos. 636, 639. Mb, 6.55, 661, 667. 677. 

 WALTON I. MITCHELL, 1534 Summit Ave., 

 St. Paul, Minn. 



TO EXCHANGE:— Pine fossils, minerals, 

 polished agates, books. Indian relics and curios 

 for good sets. I wish at once about $250.00 

 worth of sets and vsnll give sood specimens for 

 them GEO. W. DIXON, Watertown, S. D. 



FOR EXCHANGE:— Finely mounted speci- 

 mens of birds for any old books treating on 

 Natural History. Texas collectors' addresses 

 wanted. NATHAN L. DAVIS, Brockport,N.Y. 



EXCHANGE:— A collection of eighty sin- 

 gles, a two pound whale tooth, sea shells, ma- 

 rine curios for Indian relics. Lists sent, all 

 answered. WILL G. McLAIN, Edison, Ohio. 



A Column of Bargains. 



I have just completed an extensive purchase. 

 That of the the entire stock of curiosities car- 

 ried by the Falls Curio Company of Ctiyahoga 

 Falls, Ohio. I offer them postpaid at bargain 

 prices that oiight to reduce the stock in short 

 order. 



Here Are a Few Astonishers. 



Indian net sinkers from Ohio, 25c. 

 Indian wampum 2.5c doz., now 15c doz. 

 Indian pottery, large 5 to 10c; small 10c per 



dozen. 

 Indian arrow heads, perfect 8c each, 4 for 2oc, 

 6 for 35c, per doz. 65c, per hundred $5.00. 

 Perfect scrapers 10c each, 3 for 25c. 

 Perfect spearheads 15, 20, 25, 35. 40, 50 and 70c. 

 Serrated and Rotarv points, fine, l-'ic. 

 Sacred lotus seeds from Egypt 5c, 3 for 10c. 

 East India soap berries 5c, 3 for lOc. 

 Brown banded sea beans iBc, now 5c. 

 Red, yellow or drab sea beans, assorted, 15c 



per dozen. 

 Large buffalo teeth 20c , now lOc. 

 Hedge hog quills, 3c, now 10c dozen, 

 Fine lot of Pentremites; heads 5 and 10c; stems 



10c per doz.. 6 stems and 1 head for 10c. 

 Alligator teeth Ic up to .50, 10 and 25c per doz. 

 Agatized wood and Petrified wood, 5c to $1. 

 Receptaculites Owenii (sunflower coral) from 



this locality, very rare, 5c to 50c. 

 Crystallzed gypsum, 5c to II; 3 dif. spec. 25c. 

 Satin spar, 5 to 50c. 

 Resurrection plants, 10c. 

 Chinese poker chips 5c, now 3 for 5c. 

 Chinese invitations to New Year.s banquet 10c. 

 Chinese envelopes 5c, now 3 for 5c. 

 Chinese New Year's cards ec, now 2 for 5c. 

 Chinese cash, half cash coins, and mock money 



5c, now 2 for 5c, 5 for 10c. 

 Chinese lottery tickets 3c. now 10c per dozen. 

 Chinese chopsticks 25c, now lOc per pair. 

 Chinese hornuts lOc. now 5c, or 3 for lOc. 

 Liver beans, biggest on earth 25c, now lOc. 

 Satin spar scarf pins. 35c. now 15c. 

 The Oologists penholder, 10 inches long, shape 



of a feather, only 10c, made of alummum. 



Eclipse Cabinet Still Popular. 



Contains 

 Chinese poker 

 chip, Chinese 

 napkin, Chi- 

 nese lottery 

 ticket, star- 

 fish. giant tree 

 bark, red sea 

 bean, alliga- 

 tor's tooth, 3 

 yellow wax 

 shells, marine 

 algse. gypsum crystal. bldodytoothshell, Chinese 

 com, flexible coral. 3 boat shells, periwinkle egg, 

 drab sea bean, sunflower coral, 3 money cowry 

 shells and fossil crinoid. All labelled name 

 and locality and in partitioned box like cut. 

 Sent postpaid for 25 cents. 



Catalogue and fac-simile $100 Confederate 

 bill free. Remit by stamps, silver or money 

 order. 



R. E. BARTLEFT, 



99 State St., Rockford, Ills. 



