296 



FOREST AND STREAM. 



§portsmetf's §ot>ds. 



INDIA RUBBER 



Fishing Pants, Goats 



Leggins and Boots, 



RUBBER CAMP BLANKETS, 



COMPLETE 



SPORTING AND CAMPING OUTFITS, 



AND 



India Rubber Goods of Every Description. 



HODGMAI & CO., 



END FOR PBICELIST. WMATDBN LANS, N 1 



WOOD'S OIL TANNED 

 MOCCASINS. 



The best thing In the market 

 for hunting, fishing, canoeing, 

 snow-shoeing, etc. They are 

 easy to the feet, ana very 

 ^durable. Made to order 

 Fin a variety ot styles, and 

 warranted the genuine 

 article. Send lor illustrated circular. MARTIN 8 

 HUTCHING?, F. G. Box 368, Dover, N. H. (Succes- 

 sor to FranXG«od.> . „ 



PRINCIPAL ACCENTS— W. Holberton <fc Co., 117 

 Fulton street, New York; Jos. C, Grubb & Co., 712 

 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.; Bradford &, An- 

 thony, 374 Washington street, Boston, Mass. 



HUNTING, FISHING, YACHTING, ROWING. 

 BATHING, GYMNAST AND SPORT- 

 ING CLOTBX G. 



The largest assortment and best GOODS In the 

 Universe. 

 Descriptive Circular sent on request. W Ite for one 



CEO. C. HENNINC, 



WASHINGTON, D. C. 



POOLER & JONES, 



PATENT BOSS 



Cartridge Holders and Belts. 



The only practical cart- 

 ridge holder in use. Will 

 carry brass cartridges, 

 and positively prevent 

 wads from starting on 

 shot. Suitable for either 

 paper or brass shells. 

 These cartridge holders 

 can be easily attached to 

 any hunting veet or coat 

 front. A vest, will hold 30 

 of the cartridge bol lei 

 Two dozen of thei 

 ers only weigh S OZ3, One 

 belt complete, with 30 

 holder? attached, only 

 weighs one pound. The 

 belts can be perfectly ad- 

 justed to fit either a slim 

 or large man. Will de- 

 liver to any addreas, and 

 " prepaypo itaie.on beltsor 

 any number of loose ho'd- 

 era on receipt of the fol- 

 lowing prices : Spring 

 brass cartridge holders, 

 per dozen, $1.25 ; adjusta- 

 ble belts with 30 spring 

 brass holders, complete, 

 ti Elegant nickel-plated holders and buckles, the 

 gayest and nicest belt inrre, $B. We solicit cor- 

 respondence from de lers. All onr belts are made 

 of the finest B.usse:t leather, and have Neck-Straps 

 on (not shown in cut). Cash must accompany orders. 

 Send money by registered letter on Serena, 111., or 

 P. O. Money Order on Ottawa, III. Send 10 cent 

 stamp for sample holder Address all orders to 

 POOLER A- JONES, .sere a, La Salle Co., III. 

 sept26 



Card's Patent Rotating Class 

 Ball Trap. 



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T EXCELS ALL OTHERS. Throws in every possible 



direction.^. No screen is needed, as no one, not even 

 poller, can'tell the an ectiOE tnel All will take. Made 

 stationary if desired. All metal. WORKING PARTS 

 NICELY FITTED.— Send for Circular. 



N, Gen. Agent, 

 Casenovia, N. Y. 



For Trap Shooting With Class Balls 



USE 



Thei :Huber Trap. 



FOR SALE |BY ALL DEALERS IN SPORTIN Q 



GOODS. 



OCttTtf 



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sV xtes Cartridge Cq ^ 



LOWELL, MASS., 



MANC1'ACTUBER8 OF THE 



BRASS, SOLID HEAD, CENTRAL FIRE, RELOADINC SHELLS, 

 AND CARTRID GES. 



Adapted to all military and sporting rifles and pistols, and In use by the AB.MY AND NAVY OF THE 

 UNITED STATES and Beveral Foreign Governments. Rlm-flre ammunition of all kinds. Special 

 attention given to the manufacture of 



Cartridges for Target Practice. 



Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 



FOWLER & FULTON, Ceneral Agents, 300 Broadway, N. Y. 



O XX X 



&. New Expansive Concentrator, with wire wad, for use in breech and muzzle-loading 

 guns, making straight-bores shoot as well as choke bires ar^ snpp >sed to. Cheap, convenient, 

 safe and sure. For sale by gundealers generally at $1 25 per hundred for lO-gatisce, aDd fl.10 

 for 12-gauge ; 10 and 12-gauge now ready ; *ther sizes to follow. Packed" 50 in a box. 



Sent by Mail, Postpaid, for 75c. per Box 



A. B. KAY & CO., Newark, N. J. 



Buck and Heavy Drop Shot Cartridges for Long-Range, 

 Deer, Duclc and Coose Shooting. 



BARTON & CO., 



337 Broadway, New York. 



IMPORTER-! a- D M iMJF iCTTJRERS OF 



CUNS, PISTOLS, POCKET CUTLERY, FISHING TACKLE, Etc., 

 WHOL ESALE AND R ETAIL. 



REDUCED PRICE LIST OF SPLIT BAMBOO RODS, WAR- 

 RANTED THE BEST IN T HE MAR KET FOR THE PRICE. 



Six-strip hexagonal fly rod, German BUver mountings, three-Joint, extra tip and tip case . .... .$18 00 



Six-strip hexagonal fly rod, Ger nan silver mountings, three-joint, extra tip and tip case, solid reel 



D |ntQ 2fi 00 



Six-strip hexagonal, black bass rod, German'sUver mountings, three-Joint, extra tip and tip case, solid 



reel plate 2I °° 



H. I .. LEONARD'S six-strip hexagonal light fly rod, two-Joint, German silver mounting, extra tip 



H. I-. LlONARb's'six-srrlpne'xagonkVfly'rod.GCTman silver moHutimr, t iree-'jolnt, extra tip and 



tip case, waterproof ferrules • SO m 



Black bass rod, ash and lancewcod, brass full mounted, two middle Joints ad three tips, lOjitt...... T 50 



Black bass rod ash and lanoewood, German silver, full mounted, whipped butt, two middle joints 



and three tips ." . 'J ™ 



Rnssta-leathernv-bcok, with the "Hyde "clip, large size... 6 00 



Russia-le tuer fly-book, with the" Hvde " clip, small size ... ;•'•-•*•♦• »*} 



Best enameled waterprool taper fly lines, from 6c. to 10c. per yard 



Helgramites or Dobson bait for blac bass, each • • • • • • • •••••• -• .„ f° 



A large assortment of tront and black bass flies from $1 to J2.50 per dozen 



AH kinds of Hnelled Hooks tied to order. Mso Flo dressed ta any desired pattern. 



United States Arms Revolver, 7 shot, .22 cal., nickel, eacn 



United States Arms Revolver^ rt^.g c^ntck^ g* ' ■ ^ R ^ jftf j£- tf • 



1 50 



EVERY REQUISITE FOR SPORTSMAN'S OUTFITS. 



i Ball Trap 



IEA A. PAINT'S 



FEATHER FILLED GLASS BALL. 



PATENTED OCTOBER 23, 1877. 



The ''St anda rd " Ball. 



The Bohemian GlaBs Works wonld respectfully call the attention of all dealer! i In Glass i Bails to the fact 

 that the Patae Patent Filled Ball Is the STAND ARD AND ONLY BALL MADE TO A SUALE. therefore we 

 would reapectfilly caution the dealers against laying in a stock of unsaleable frt^'PJ.^L^f Trade ' 

 wben yon can purchase the Best Ball ever made at prices less than is charged for other inferior I pwls. 



No other Ball affords the PLEASURE of the Feather Filled Ball and no other B^l la aa beautlfuUy 

 made. It will break In every instance when hit by shot, and la sufficiently strong to prevent breakage 

 either by transportation or falling on the grass. ,■ _, __. 



Every ball is weighed and examined, then packed with the greatest care, in barrels of 800. 

 Send lor price list. Special inducements to the trade 



HEADQUARTEB8 BOHEMIAN GLASS WORKS, 2H Pearl Street,, N. Y. 



Bogardus' Patent Rough Glass Balls 

 and Glass Ball Traps. 



These Traps are the only ones that give satisfaction, as 



they are simple of construction, easily set, and not liable 



to get out of order, and tlicy throw tlie ball In a manner 



that more closely resembles the flight of a bird than any 



other trap in the market. The Patent Rough Glass Balls 



are made of uniform weight and thickness, and have a 



.; surface that strengthens the ball tor shipment 



to any part of the country, prevents the glancing of shot, 



Bbj insures the breaking of the ball when bit. 



N BOGAEDCS was the first to introduce the 



ROUGH BAjj^, crd a> ' price far below the smooth ball 



at that time. . 



Balls and Trap can oe ordered through all Gun Deal- 

 era. Liberal discount to the Trade. 

 MY IMPROVE* TRAP (warranted), which will throw a ball in any direction from the shooter at 



rules for alassball shooting, containi ng 40 p ages. 



HEADQUARTERS FOR BALLS, HAGGERTY BROS, fe CO., lO Piatt Street, N. Y. pity. 

 ^ FOE TRAPS, HART <k SLOAN, Newark, N. J. 



„ _~.« ^ji.i™. nf "Field Oover and Trap Shooting," by A. H. BOGAEDU3, contain- 



taS^atrnrriS.. ??o $£a- Bal Sl«fotmg and chapter^ breeding an 1 -Treakm? of dog. bv Mile, John.™. 

 pftoW^ESl ' PoSageoaVd ^Address, Capu A. H. BOGAROU*, Elkhart, l.o.ao Co., 111. 

 Decatl 



ijtHc1(fiug (goods, 



CLUPE BROTHFRS & CO.'S PRICE LIST OF 



PROPELLER TUG, an D YA^HT ENGINES 



AND TACHT IS NOW READY. SEND 



FOR COPY. SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 



LOST 



BECAUSE HE HAD NO 



COMPASS. 



ITHIS IS AN EXACT irAO-SIMILE. 

 Brass case and cover; white metal face; Jewel 

 mounted ; patent catch. The very best compass 

 made. As a guarantee of excellent, a sample has 

 been left at the Forest and STnKAH and Rod and 

 Gdn office. Sent on receipt of $1.60, by post office 

 order, to any part of the United States or Canada. 

 WILLIAMS & CO., 99 Water Street, New York, 

 agents for the London and New York Compass Co. 



WHITLOCK, SLOVER & CO. 



5T SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK. 



Yacht Supplies. 



Manilla rope, cotton rope, tarred rope all sizes, 

 Russia bolt rope, manllla bolt rope, wire rope, blocks, 

 paints, oils, etc. 



leai-ly 



CABIN STORE8. 



ESTABLISHED 1840. 



H WALDSTEIN. 



OCULIST A OPTICIAN, 



41 Union Square, Broadway, 

 and I 7th Street, 



Has received the Highest Awards at all the World's 

 Sxhlhitlons ror tne Best Fl id, Marine, Opera and 

 Tourist's Glasses, Telescopes, Baro .ietere, etc., etc. 



Spectacles and Bye-G'aases to Suit all eyes. 



The largest stock of Optical Goods In this country. 



Sole Agent for the best Hnman Artificial Eyes. 

 (Uuttrated Catalogue on receipt of pontage of 4 aenta. 



Magic Lanterns and Stereoptiwias. 



EA H. T. ANTHONY * CO., 0»\ liwadway, 

 • N.Y., opposite Metropolitan. Stereoscopes 

 and Views; Graphoscopes, Chronic^ and Frames; 

 Albums, Ph.-.i . lebritles, f'lioiographlc 



Transparencies, Convex Glass, Photographic Ma- 

 terials. Awarddtl First Premium at Vienna and 

 phUadR'Dhla. 'icejs 



HERRINGS 



Prices Lower tban before the War. 

 HERRINC & CO., 



SMandsr.2 ISKOADWAV, NEW YORK. 



D. LURCH'S 



Long: Range Rifle 



Cbeedmoob Target, Distance 200 Feb*, 

 and 



AIR GUN GALLERY, 



No 104 Bowery, (Between Grand and Hester Sta.) 



NEW YORK. 



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