THE OOLOGIST. 



WANTED.— Live Frogs, Snakes, Lizards and 

 all kinds of Batrachians— wo;! toads. Let me 

 know what you have and I will send price list. 

 Correspondendence solicited. RUSSELL 



NEVILLE, Kewanee, 111. 



~ SOUTHERN EGGS in sets for exchange for 

 desirable sets and singles. Choice sets with 

 data for sale cheap. "Listof Birds of Georgia" 

 for stamp. DR. M. T. CHECKLY, 457 Greene 

 St., Augusta, Ga. a2t 



15 Varieties Western birds $1 ; mounted birds 

 without stands 30c each all postpaid. Also 

 birds to exchange for stamp. F. T. CORLESS, 

 Logan, Oregon. 



FOR SALE.— California Curiosity Sugar Pine 

 Cone, 16 inches long and 8 inches in circumfer- 

 ence, 35c, and a present included with it, post- 

 paid. D. LEVERING, Jonca, Mo. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— Two collections of desir- 

 able Birds Eggs, each containing 160 species, 

 and valued at $35. One of the collections con- 

 tains 60 European specimens. I wish, to ex- 

 change for Ancient Indian Relics. I also have 

 a $10 Sun typewriter to exchange for rare old 

 U. S. stamps. D. LEVERING. Jonca, Mo. 



EXCHANGE.— Gold-filled, Nickel or Silver 

 Watches of any kind, for perfect skins of Ivory- 

 billed Woodpecker or Carolina Paroquet. W. 

 S. TOWNSEND, Jeweler, Perry, Oklahoma. 



BOTANICAL Specimens.— I am prepared to 

 collect to order any plants of this region. Write 

 for written list. No cards; no exchanges. H. 

 M. HALL, 399, First St., Riverside, Cal. 



WILL EXCHANGE 1893 Vol. Youths Com- 

 panion lacking three numbers for Vol. I Natur- 

 al Science News or offer. H. T. MUZZY, 286 

 Broadway. Paterson, N. J. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Geological specimens and 

 U. S. Postage Stamps for birds eggs, either 

 singles or in sets. Fossils are Pentamerous, 

 Trimerella. Gasteropods, etc, T. ATHEL, 

 BONSER, Carey, O. 



WANTED.-— Oologist instruments will give 

 in exchange Kombi, Gray's School and Field 

 Botany, Report of State Commissioners of 

 Fisheries, Pa. Address, J. J. MATHER, Ven- 

 ango, Pa. a2t 



EGGS— For hatching, from high scoring 

 White Plymouth Rock fowls that won first, 

 second and third prizes at the Utica, N. Y., 

 show 1897, competing with forty-two other 

 birds, entered by leading breeders of this var- 

 iety. Prices reasonable for quality. A few 

 fine cockerals to spare. Will exchange eggs or 

 cockerels for sets of birds eggs, such as I may 

 desire. Correspondence solicited. All letters 

 answered. W. J. B. WILLIAMS, Holland Pat- 

 ent, N. Y. 



' WANTED.-Correspondence with Oologists in 

 vicinity of Western New York with reference 

 to exchanging eggs, visits, letters, etc., ad- 

 dress D. R. CLARKSON. No. 421 Hoyt St., Buf- 

 falo, N. Y. 



I HAVE the following first-class sets with 

 data. Sell at half price. Exchange for first- 

 class sets, 368?^, Z7oMt, 417^2. and others. H. S. 

 SOWERS, St. Francisville. Mo. 



HYPNOTISM taught by mail.— Terms reas- 

 onable and desirable Ornithological books or 

 natural history specimens taken In payment. 

 ISADOR S. TROSTLER. 4246 Farnum St., 

 Omaha, Neb. 



A NICE Collection should be neatly labelled. 

 I furnish all kinds on good paper cheap. Egg, 

 15c per 100 small, 25c per 100 large. Fossil lOc 

 per lOti. All kinds, any style wanted. Send 

 copy for price. Mention Oologist. D. H. 

 EATON, Woburn, Mass. 



COLLECTORS.— I can collect insects cheap 

 for eggs or cash. Many rare, large and beau- 

 tiful Beetles for eggs, to any pt-rson. Write to 

 R. H. SMITHWICK, Merry Hill, BertieCo.,N.C. 



I WILL exchange mounted specimens and 

 birds eggs, also birds and mammals ia the 

 meat for curios, relics, stamps, books, etc. A. 

 V. DWORK, Seneca, Kansas. 



NOTICE.— .500 unnamed and unmounted 

 Beetles, for $10 worth of bird eggs in sets. 

 Write, sending list of eggs. I can help you 

 collect beetles. R P. SMITHWICK, Merry 

 Hill, Bertie Co., N. C. 



WANTED.— The first 9 vols, of the Young 

 Oologist and Oologist. State condition and 

 lowest cash price. J. H. CLARK, Paterson, N.- 

 J. 



TO EXCHANGE. -Complete file Natural 

 Science i\ews and "Whitely Exerciser," little 

 used (cost $3.50). Either or both for first-class 

 eggs in sets with data. F. C. WHITE, 49 Ox- 

 ford St., Cambridge, Mass. 



COINS.— About 80 in number. Some good 

 ones, for best offer in eggs, or back volumes of 

 Oologist. OTTO HOLSTEIN, Paris. Ky. 



FIRST-CLASS translation from -French, 

 German and Spanish or vice versa made at- 

 reasonable rates. Lessons given by mail. 

 JOHN S. DURLAND, Centralia, Kansas. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Want a high-grade banjo. 

 Can offer in exchange fine sets ; also eggs to ex- 

 change. Nothing but A No. 1 eggs sent or re- 

 ceived. All letters answered. Address, D. R. 

 WALLACE, 2820 Poppleton, Omaha, Neb. 



WANTED at once, the name and address of 

 every Ornithologist and Oologist, now or for- 

 merly in western half of Pennsylvania. Cor- 

 respondence will be mutually helpful. W. E. 

 CLYDE TODD, Biological Survey, U. S. Dept. 

 of Agriculture, Washington. D. C. 



DURING the coming season I desire to pur- 

 chase for cash any quantity of first-class sets- 

 of eggs of the following species : Loon, Whoop- 

 ing and Sandhill Crane, Swallow-tail and 

 White-tail Kites, Sharp-shinned and Broad- 

 winged Hawks, American and Ferruginous 

 Rough-leg, Golden and Bald Eagles, Prairie 

 Falcon. Duck Hawk, Pigeon Hawk, Whip-poor- 

 will, Chuck- wills-widow, Parauque, and any 

 rare species new to my collection. Parties will 

 do well to correspond with me in reference to 

 this notice as I mean business. Above mnst 

 be A 1 in all respects and with full data. Also 

 desire back numbers the Auk and Ornithologist 

 and Oologist. Parties having series of sets of 

 any of the following species to offer in exchange 

 will do well to correspond with me as I desire 

 a large number of each and will offer choice 

 sets from my private series in exchange for- 

 them. I desire the following: Bluebird, Wil- 

 son's and Wood Thrushes, Cal.Bush Tit.Brown 

 Thrasher, Catbird, Robin, Chestnut-sided War- 

 bler, Yellow Warbler, Cedar Bird, Chippy. 

 Song Sparrow, Sparrow Hawk, and long list of 

 others, both common and rare. All must b& 

 very choice in preparation and have full data. 

 C. W. CRANDALL, Woodslde, Queens Co., N- 

 Y. 



