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THE OOLOGIST. 



FOR EXCHANGE— -'American Food and 

 Game Fishes" (colored plates), by Jordan 

 and Evermann, for best offer of eggs in sets. 

 with data. G. H. MESSENGER, Linden, 

 Iowa. 



FOR EXCHANGE.-"The Moth Book," 

 (colored plates) by Holland, for best offer 

 of eggs in sets, with data. G. H. MESSEN- 

 GER, Linden, Iowa. 



FOR SALE— All kinds Cavies, white and 

 black dragoons, white and colored Homers, 

 black-breasted Game Bantams, white Wy- 

 andotts. Will consider a few exchanges for 

 A No. 1 sets. Aug.4.t. ALMON KIBBE, 

 Mayville, N. Y. 



FOR SALE.-"Bird.s of the United States 

 and Canada," by Nuttall, in perfect condi- 

 tion, $2.00. Vols. 2 and 4 Amer. Ornith. $1.25. 

 CHAS. W. METZ, Sheridan, Wyo. 



FOR EXCHANGE.-Would like to ex- 

 change first class singles for sets with full 

 data containing no less than four eggs. Will 

 except none smaller than catbird. Send for 

 list. WM. J. MURPHY, No. 2024 Girard Ave. 

 Minneapolis, Minn. 



FOR EXCHANGE.-Eggs, Minerals, Sea 

 Shells. Marine Curios, Indian Relics, etc- 

 All are A No. 1. Cabinet Specimens. Want 

 Books. Magazines and Publications. Write 

 W. J. ENGLAND, Caro, Michigan, Box 122. 



FOR SALE.— A miscellaneous lot of 

 phamplets on Natural History subjects. 

 Send for list. C. J. HUNT, 1306 N. 53rd St. 

 Philadelphia, Pa. 



FOR SALE at half price my entire collec- 

 tion of Mounted Birds. A good variety. 

 Write for further particulars. All letters 

 answered. Address, CHARLES E. BAUM. 

 Taxidermist, Clark's Isle, Me. 



FOR EXCHANGE— 10,000 varieties of 

 postage and revenue stamps of all countries. 

 Exchange for showy objects of Natural His- 

 tory. Butterflies especially desired. Aug. 

 12.t. G. W. PEPPER, 219 E. 32 St., N. Y. 

 city. 



FOR SALE.-l entire skin of Big horn 

 sheep, male, 1 entire skin of Badger. 3 heads 

 of Bighorn sheep, 3 heads of White Mountain 

 Goat, 1 head Prong horn Antelope, 6 heads of 

 Moose, some Wolf skulls, Elk Moose and 

 Deer feet, one Fine Large Black Bear skin, 

 1 Live Bear, some old horns. All for sale 

 cheap. C. P. FORGE, Taxidermist, Carman, 

 Manitoba, Can. 



FIRST CLASS Birds eggs in sets and 

 singles, shells, petrified wood. Indian beads, 

 arrow heads and other specimens and curios 

 to exchange for eggs, mounTted birds., skins, 

 minerals, mounted -Moths aTrd'BtrtteTflies, 

 Arrow heads, etc Send list and get mine. 

 H. F, DUPREY, 229 4th St., Santa Rosa Cal. 



TO EXCHANGE.-Sets of Western Grebe 



_eggs, for birds and mammals skins, birds 



eggs' or shells. Many common species 



wanted in series. CHARLES L. CASS, 523 



Packard St.. Ann Arbor, Mich. 



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ORNITHOLOGISTS AND OOLOGISTSv- 

 Send stamp for samples of neatest, Hand- 

 somest label for Collection of Ee»r or M't'd 

 Birds, printed on fine card boffrd, conform- 

 ing to latest A. O. U. Cffeck List. PHLLO 

 W. SMITH, JR., Mona House, St. Louis, Mo. 



DEAR SIR.- Standard Catalogue of 

 N. A. Birds Eggs received some time ago. 

 Many thanks for same' It is by far the 

 best ever published, at least the best I ever 

 saw, and it fills a long felt want. L. ERN- 

 EST MARCEAU. 



BIRDS' EGGS IN SETS.-Prices per set 

 postpaid. Horned Grebe, 1-4, 20c; 1-5, 25c; 

 Ringed-neck Duck, 1-10, Down,$5.00; Am. Bit- 

 tern, 1-3, 60c; 2-4, 80c; Sandhill Crane,l-2.one egg 

 slightly chipped, $4.00; 1-3, Wilson Phalarope, 

 1 egg chipped, 50c; Canada Ruffed Grouse, 

 1-12, $1.50; Sharptailed Grouse, 1-10, $2.00; 1-8 

 nest stained, 80c; Marsh Hawk, 1-6, 60c; 2-5, 

 50c; Red-tailed Hawk, 1-4. 80c; 3-3, 55c; Swain- 

 son Hawk, 1-5, $1.25; 1-4, 80c; 1-3. 60c; 1-2, 40c; 

 Broadwinged Hawk, 1-4, $3.00; 1-3, $2.25; 2-2, 

 $1.50; Am. Rough Legged Hawk, 1-3, very fine, 

 $3.00; Am. Long Eared Owl, 1-5, 50c; 2-4, 40c; 

 Short Eared Owl, 1-6, $1.20; 1-5. $1.00; 1-4, 80c; 

 Burrowing Owl, 1-5, 30c; Night Hawk, 1-2, 50c; 

 Least Flycatcher, 3-4, nest, 25c; Bobolink, 1-4. 

 60c; Brewer's Blackbird, 2-5, 10c; 1-4, 8c; W. 

 Savanna Sparrow, 2-4, 50c; Clay colored 

 Sparrow, l-5n, 25c; 4-4n, 20c; Arctic Towhee, 

 1-4, 75c; Yellow Warbler, 3-4n, 10c; House 

 Wren, 1-7. 15c. Nests postage extra. C. P. 

 FORGE, Carman. Man., Can. 



112 Alexandrine Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

 Dear Sir:— It may be of interest to you to 

 know that the "Oologist" is the best adver- 

 tising medium with which we exchange. 

 Replies came in answer to our advertisement 

 from almost every state in the union, as well 

 as Canada. 



Yours very truly, 

 FREDERICK C. HUBEL. 

 Bus. Mngr. "Bulletin of the Mich. Ornith. 

 Club." 



WANTED. Copies of O. & O. Vol. VI. 2 & 

 12. Observer, Vol. V. 2 & 11. Ornith. and 

 Bot. Vol. II. 3-4-5. Bittern (1891). I. 7-8-9. 

 Bos. Zool. Club, Quarterly, Vol. I. No. 1. Vol. 

 II. 3 <fe 4. Stormy Petral, 1. 1-2 & 5. Canadian 

 Sportsman and Nat., Vol. I. No, 10. Curlew, 

 1. 1-2-6-7. Hawkeye O. and 0,11.2-3-6-9. Hum- 

 mer, I. No. 4. Maine O, and O, I. 7-8-9-12. 

 Vol. II. No. 1. Address, with price, WITMER 

 STONE, Acad, of Sci., Philadelphia, Penn. 



*W NOTICE. -We will give the "Oologist" 

 for Four Years or 75c in cash for every copy 

 of "Oologist" for June 1888, Vol. VI. No. 4, 

 sent us in good condition. Will give 3 years, 

 or 50c for April, 1889. Address, Manager 

 Oologist, Chili, N. Y. 



FOR EXCHANGE— Fine set of 2 eggs of 

 Bald Eagle, collected in Florida, A No. 1, and 

 original data, for the best offer of first class 

 sets with original data, Also have a fine 

 single egg of the Bald Eagle, with A No. 1 

 data, and first class sets of other species to 

 exchange. Want ahnormar sets, and sets 

 not in- my collection; also sets to add to 

 series, J. WARREN JACOBS, Waynesburg, 

 Pa, 



BIRD SKINS. 



I" have left, the following A No. 1 Bird 

 Skins; 6 American Crow, 3 Blue Jay, 1 Least 

 Bittern (poor) 1 , 2" Cedar Waxwing, 4 Pine 

 Grosbeak— females, 13 Snowflake, 2 Purple 

 Finch— females, 1 white-breasted Nuthatch, 

 1 black-throated Green Warbler. I will send 

 the above 33 Skins and add 2 of the Gray 

 Squirrel and l very fine mounted Crow. En- 

 tire lot is cheap at $10. I'll box them all and 

 express at purchaser's expense, for only $5.75. 

 FRANK H. LATTIN, Albion, N. Y, 



