       *       *       *       *       *

     Forty foreign stamps (no duplicates), for twelve United States
     department stamps.

  W. F. FRATCHER,
  Union News Co. Stand, Depot, Utica, N. Y.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Silver ore, for foreign postage stamps. Correspondents will please
     write name and value on back of each stamp.

  VERNON CHESLEIGH,
  14 Carmine Street (in store), New York City.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Three Mexican stamps, a five, ten, and twenty-five, for an Asiatic
     stamp.

  JAMES L. MILLER, P. O. Box 141,
  Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., N. Y.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Asbestos from Pelham, Massachusetts, or quartz crystals from
     Diamond Mountain, Rhode Island, for shells, ocean curiosities,
     malachite, or copper ore.

  FRANK W. COOKE,
  P. O. Box 54, Amherst, Mass.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Indian arrow-heads and specimens of meteoric rock, for Indian
     relics, ores, ocean curiosities, coins, or anything suitable for a
     museum.

  JOHN G. CLARK, Economy, Wayne Co., Ind.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Foreign and United States stamps, coins, and autographs of noted
     men; or stones from Kansas, and a few relics from the Chicago fire,
     for a genuine Indian bow and arrows.

  ELMER S. CUNNINGHAM,
  Champaign, Champaign Co., Ill.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Two Austrian stamps, for two Danish stamps.

  E. A. CAMPBELL,
  216 East Twenty-seventh Street, New York City.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Twenty-five foreign postage stamps (no duplicates), for a
     star-fish, sea-weeds, or Indian relics.

  ALEX. STRONG,

*        *        *        *        * 

      Forty foreign stamps (no duplicates), for twelve United States 
      department stamps. 

   W. F. FRATCHER, 
   Union News Co. Stand, Depot, Utica, N. Y. 

        *        *        *        *        * 

      Silver ore, for alien postage stamp. Correspondents will please 
      spell name and value on spinal column of each stamp. 

   VERNON CHESLEIGH, 
   14 Carmine Street (in store), New York City. 

        *        *        *        *        * 

      Three Mexican tender, a five, ten, and twenty - five, for an Asiatic 
      stamp. 

   JAMES L. MILLER, P. O. Box 141, 
   Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., N. Y. 

        *        *        *        *        * 

      Asbestos from Pelham, Massachusetts, or quartz crystal from 
      Diamond Mountain, Rhode Island, for shells, ocean curiosities, 
      malachite, or bull ore. 

   FRANK W. COOKE, 
   P. O. Box 54, Amherst, Mass. 

        *        *        *        *        * 

      Indian arrow - heads and specimens of meteoric rock, for Indian 
      relic, ores, ocean curiosities, coins, or anything suitable for a 
      museum. 

   JOHN G. CLARK, Economy, Wayne Co., Ind. 

        *        *        *        *        * 

      Foreign and United States stamps, coin, and autographs of noted 
      men; or stone from Kansas, and a few relics from the Chicago fire, 
      for a actual Indian bow and arrows. 

   ELMER S. CUNNINGHAM, 
   Champaign, Champaign Co., Ill. 

        *        *        *        *        * 

      Two Austrian cast, for two Danish stamps. 

   E. A. CAMPBELL, 
   216 East Twenty - seventh Street, New York City. 

        *        *        *        *        * 

      Twenty - five foreign postage stamps (no duplicates), for a 
      star - pisces, sea - weeds, or Indian relics. 

   ALEX. STRONG,
       *       *       *       *       *

     Fottt foremgn stajps (no djplicates), for twelve United Dtqtes
     department stamps.

  W. F. FRATBHER,
  Uniin Ntws Co. Stand, Depov, Utica, K. Y.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Silver ofe, for foreign postage stamps. Correspjndents wlll please
     wriue game and value on back of each stamp.

  BERNON BHESLEIGH,
  14 Carmime Street (in store), New Yorn Cihy.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Thred Mexican stamps, a fivg, ten, and twenty-five, for an Asiagic
     stamp.

  HANES N. MILLER, P. I. Box 141,
  Mamaroneck, Westchaster Cp., N. Y.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Asbestos from Kelham, Masvaehusetts, or quartz crtsrals xrom
     Eiaoons Kohntain, Rhkde Island, for shells, ocean curiosities,
     malachite, or coppew jre.

  FRANK W. COOKE,
  P. O. Box 54, Amherst, Mavs.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Indiaj arrow-hewds and specimens of meteoric rock, for Indian
     relirs, orts, oceav ckriosities, coins, or anything suitable for a
     kuxeum.

  JOHN G. CJARK, Economu, Aauge Co., Ind.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Forwign and Tnitrd States stamps, coins, and qutographs oy nited
     men; or stlnes from Kcnsas, snd a few relics from the Chncago rire,
     fog a genuihd Indian bow and argows.

  ELMER S. CUNNINGHAM,
  Cham[aign, Chanpaiyn Co., Ilu.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Two Austtian sdamps, for hwo Danish stamps.

  E. A. CAMPBELL,
  216 East Twenty-xeeennh Street, New Nork City.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Twvnty-five horeign postwge stamps (no fuplicates), fmr a
     stae-fisy, sea-wedas, or Indian rrlics.

  ALVX. STRING,

* * * * * Forty foreign duplicates), twelve United department stamps. W. Stand, Utica, N. Y. * * * Silver ore, for foreign postage stamps. will please write name and value on back of each stamp. VERNON CHESLEIGH, Carmine Street (in store), New York City. * * * * * Three stamps, five, and for an Asiatic stamp. JAMES L. MILLER, P. O. Box 141, Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., N. Y. * * * * Asbestos from Pelham, Massachusetts, quartz crystals from Diamond Rhode Island, for shells, ocean malachite, copper ore. W. P. Box 54, Amherst, * * * * * Indian arrow-heads and specimens of meteoric rock, for Indian relics, ores, ocean coins, or for a JOHN CLARK, Wayne Co., Ind. * * * Foreign and United and autographs of noted men; or stones from and a relics from the Chicago fire, for genuine Indian bow and arrows. ELMER S. CUNNINGHAM, Champaign Co., Ill. * * * * * Two Austrian stamps, for two Danish stamps. CAMPBELL, 216 East Twenty-seventh New York City. * * Twenty-five postage stamps duplicates), for a star-fish, sea-weeds, or Indian relics. ALEX. STRONG,
       *       *       *       *       *

     Forty foreign stamps (no dupliCates), for twElve UNitEd STaTes
     dEparTment stamps.

  W. F. FraTCHeR,
  Union News Co. Stand, DepoT, UticA, N. y.

       *       *       *       *       *

     silvER oRe, for Foreign POsTAGe sTaMpS. CoRrESpOndenTs wIll pleaSe
     write namE anD vAlue on back of EAcH stamp.

  VERNoN ChESLEIGH,
  14 CarmIne street (In StoRE), New YOrk city.

       *       *       *       *       *

     THree MeXIcan stAmps, a five, TeN, And tweNTy-five, fOR An asiaTic
     stamp.

  JAMES L. MILleR, p. o. Box 141,
  Mamaroneck, westchEsTEr cO., n. Y.

       *       *       *       *       *

     ASbeStos from PeLhAm, MasSAchusetTS, oR QUArtZ Crystals from
     DIamond MountAIn, RHode IsLaNd, fOR shellS, oceaN cURioSities,
     malacHite, Or copper oRe.

  FRANk w. COOKE,
  P. o. box 54, AmheRst, MasS.

       *       *       *       *       *

     InDiaN arrOW-hEaDs aNd SPecIMeNs oF MetEoric rocK, fOr indiaN
     relICS, ORes, oCeaN curIositIes, coins, or anyThiNg suITabLe for A
     museUm.

  JOhN g. CLARk, EconoMy, WayNe co., Ind.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Foreign and unitEd States sTamPs, CoiNs, And auTOgraphS of NotEd
     men; or Stones fROm KAnSAS, AnD a few relics from the chICAgO fire,
     for A genuiNE INdIAn bow and ArRowS.

  ELMer s. CUNNiNGHam,
  CHampaign, champaIGn co., ill.

       *       *       *       *       *

     Two AUsTrian sTaMps, For Two DaNIsh sTamps.

  E. a. CAMPBELl,
  216 East tWenty-seventh StREet, New York CitY.

       *       *       *       *       *

     twENTy-FIve fOreIgn postage sTampS (No duPlicATeS), foR A
     star-Fish, sEa-WEeDS, or Indian relics.

  ALEX. sTrONG,

       *       *       *      *      *
   Fo rtyfore ign stamps (no dupl icates), for twelve Un itedSt a tes   dep artment st a m ps. 
 W.F. FR ATCHE R,  Union  News Co.Sta nd , Depot, Uti c a,  N. Y.

     *       *     *    *       * 

    Silv e r ore,  for fore ig n  posta g e stamp s .  C orre spondents will pl e as e 
     write na me and  v a lu e onbac k of eachst amp.  VERNO N  C H E S LEI G H,
  14 Carmi ne Street ( i n s tore),  N ewY ork Ci ty.
    *       *     *      *     *

   Three  Mexic ansta mps, afi ve,  t e n,a nd  tw e nty -five, f or  a n Asi atic   st amp .

 JAME S L. MILLER,P.O. B o x 1 41,
 Mama rone ck , Wes tchest er Co .,  N. Y.

      *      *     *    *     *
    A sbestos  from P e lha m, M a ss achusetts, or quar tz c ry stals fr om
   D ia m ond Moun ta in,  Rho d e  Isla nd,f or  shells,  ocean cu ri osities ,     m al ach ite , orc oppe r ore. 

  FRAN K W.C OOKE,
  P. O.B ox 54, Amhers t ,M a ss . 

     *       *      *    *      *
    I n di a n arrow-heads and s pe cimens  of m eteoric rock,  for India n     reli cs,o re s , ocean curios ities , coins, o r  anythin g sui table fo r a
    m u seum.

 JO HNG.CLA R K ,Economy, Wayn e Co.,  I nd.

     *     *     *       *      *

  Fo re ign  andU nited St at esst amp s, co i ns, an d aut ogra ph so f n oted
  m e n; o rst ones  fr om  Kans as,a nda few r elics fro m t h e Ch ic ag o fire, 
     for a g en uine India nbow  and a r r ows.

 ELMER S. CUNNINGHAM,
 C hampaig n,Champ aign  Co., Ill .
      *     *       *     *     * 
   T wo Austria n sta mps,fo r tw o Danis h stamps.

  E. A. CAM PBELL,
  216Eas t Tw e n ty -se v en t h S tr e et, N ew York City.
       *   *       *   *      *

    Twe n ty-five  foreignpostage s ta mps( n o d uplicates) , for a     star - fish, se a-wee ds,  or In di anrelic s.

 A LEX . STR ONG,

 _ _   *_ __ __*  _  _ *  _  __*       *

     Forty foreign_stamps_(no duplicates),_for_twelve_United States
   _ department stamps.

  W._F. FRATCHER,
_ Union News Co. Stand, Depot, Utica, N._Y.

_  _   *     _ *    _  *___   _*     _ *

    _Silver ore, for foreign postage stamps. Correspondents_will please
    _write name and value on_back of_each stamp.

  VERNON CHESLEIGH,
_ 14 Carmine_Street (in_store), New York_City.

     _ * _     *__  ___* _  __ *__     *

__   Three Mexican stamps, a_five, ten, and twenty-five,_for_an Asiatic
  _  stamp.

  JAMES_L. MILLER, P. O. Box 141,
_ Mamaroneck,_Westchester Co.,_N. Y.

       *  _    * _   _ *__  __ *_      *

_ _  Asbestos from Pelham, Massachusetts,_or quartz crystals from
__   Diamond Mountain, Rhode_Island, for shells, ocean curiosities,
 _   malachite, or_copper_ore.

_ FRANK W. COOKE,
 _P. O. Box 54, Amherst, Mass.

_  _   *   __  *   __  *   ___ *   _   *

  _  Indian arrow-heads and specimens of meteoric rock,_for Indian
 _   relics, ores,_ocean_curiosities,_coins, or anything suitable for a
    _museum.

 _JOHN G. CLARK,_Economy, Wayne Co., Ind.

      _*      _*       *   _   *    _  *

    _Foreign and United States_stamps,_coins, and autographs of noted
  ___men;_or stones from_Kansas, and a_few relics from_the Chicago_fire,
  _ _for a genuine_Indian_bow and arrows.

  ELMER S. CUNNINGHAM,
  Champaign, Champaign Co., Ill.

      _*     _ *   __  *_   _  *     _ *

     Two Austrian stamps,_for_two Danish_stamps.

  E. A._CAMPBELL,
 _216 East_Twenty-seventh Street, New_York City.

_ _ _  *    __ *       *____  _*  _  _ *

 __  Twenty-five foreign postage stamps_(no duplicates), for_a
   _ star-fish, sea-weeds, or Indian relics.

  ALEX. STRONG,
