I am making a collection of birds' eggs and minerals, and would like to exchange specimens with any one. I would like very much to have some birds' eggs from the North. I send a list of eggs which have all been found in the Georgia woods: jaybird, cat-bird, sap-sucker, thrush (two kinds), redbird, bluebird, wren (different kinds), mocking-bird, woodpecker, partridge, bee-martin, and several kinds of sparrows. Any of these I would like to exchange for other kinds.
I saw a letter in Young People No. 29 from Samuel P. Higgins, of New Jersey, offering to exchange eggs. If he has any kinds not mentioned in my list, I would be very glad to exchange with him.
Alice I. Paine,
Ingleside Farm, Cherokee County, Georgia.
E. I. Radford.—E. & F. N. Span, New York city, can supply you with catalogues and books of all kinds relating to telegraphy.
Willie B. M.—The dates you require are given in "A Personation," on page 392 of Young People No. 28.
Charles L. S.—Fort Dodge, the military post, is in Kansas. There is a town in Iowa of the same name.