FORKS! AND STREAM. 



161 



Chesapeake & Ohio RR 



The Route of the Sportsman and Angler 

 to the Best Hunting and Fishing 

 Grounds of Virginia and 

 West Virginia 

 Comprising those of Central aid Piedmont Virginia 

 Blue Ridge Mo'mt ins Valley of Virginia. Alleghany 

 Moirn; ,!. hi 1 Kan- 



awha Valley, anil including In their varieties of game 

 and Ush, deer, bear, wild turkeys, wild duck, grouse, 

 quail, snipe, woodcock, mountain trout, baas, pike, 

 pickerel, etc., etc. 



Quna. Bshmg tackle, and one dog for each sports- 

 man carried tree. 



The Route of the Tourist 



through the most beauitful and picturesque scenery 

 of. the Virginia Mountains to their most famous 

 watering places und summer resorts, 



The Only Route via White 

 Sulphur Springs. 



Railroad connections at Cincinnati, with the West, 

 Northwest and Southeast; at Gordonsville, with the 

 North and Northwest; and at Ricimond and Char- 

 lottesville with the South. All modern Improvements 

 In equipment. 



CONWAY R. HOWARD, 



aii 



Old Dominion Line. 



The steamers of this Lii reach some of the finest 

 waterfowl and upland sho ing sections in the coun- 

 try. Connections direct r Ctiincoteague, Cobb's 

 Island, and points on th Peninsula. City Point, 

 James' River, Currituck, 1 aricia, and the mountain- 

 ous country of Virginia, iennessee, etc. Norfolk 

 Bteamers sail Moudiv, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- 

 urday. Lewes, Del., Tuesday and Friday at 2 r. M. 

 Full informal ion given at office, 197 Greenwich St., 

 New York. sepij ly 



St. Louis, Minneapolis 



AND 



ST. PAUL SHORT LINE. 



Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars 



between St. Limis, Minneapolis 



and St. PauL 



Burlington, C. Rapids & N'rth'm 



QUICKEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST! 



TWO PASSENGER TRAINS EACH WAT DAILY, 

 between Burlington, Albert Lea and Minneapolis, 

 crossing and conneciing with all East and West 

 Lines in Iowa, running through some of the finest 

 hunting grounds in the Northwest for Geese, Ducks, 

 Pinnated and Ruffed Grouse and Quail. Sportsmen 

 andtheii dogs taken good care of. Reduced rates 

 on parties of ten or more upon application to General 

 Ticket Office, Cedar Rapids. C. J. IVES, 



B. F. Winslow, Gen. Passenger Agent. 



General Manager. tf 



LONG ISLAND RAILROAD, MAY, 27, 1878.— 

 Ferrvbons leave New York from James Slip 

 (dally except Sundays) 3» minutes, and from Thirty- 

 fourth street, East River (daily) 15 minutes previous 

 to departure of trains, and from South Wall street, 

 Fulton and (flail ) 30 minutes pre- 



vious to departure of trains from Depot, corner Flat- 

 bush and Atlantic avenues, Brooklyn. Trains leave 

 Brooklyn and Long Island City (Burner's Point) as 

 follows : For Greenpo t, Sag Harbor, etc., 8:30 a.m., 

 4 P. M., and on Saturdays at 3:30 f. m. For Patch- 

 ogue, etc., 9:30 a. si., 4:3>i and 6 p.- m. For Babylon, 

 etc., at 9:30 A. M , 4, 4:30, 6 and 6 p. M. For Port 

 Jefferson, ere, at to a. m. and 1:30 p. si. For North- 

 port, etc, at 10 a. II., 8:38, 4 80 and 6:30 p. M. For 

 Locust Vallev, at ftoij and lOAA a. m., ... 

 and (1:30 p. u. Fur Par Koakaway, etc, at 9:30 a. m., 

 4, 4:30, 5, 6 and 7 p. M. For Garden Lilly and Hemp- 

 stead, 8:.30aud 10 a. M , " 6:80 p. m., and 

 12:15 night, and from Long Wand City only S:30 a. m., 

 1:80 and 6:3Up.m. KUNDAYS-For Pi.ri, Jefferson, 

 Patclingur, etc., '.I A. M. Babylon, etc., « and 7 p. M. 

 Nortlipbn and Locust Volley, 9 A. M. aud 6:30 p. m., 

 Garden C1M and Hem pal Bad , 9 A. M., 2:30 and 6:30 

 p ji and from Long Isl ,nd Ci v only 9:40 a.m. and 

 6:30P.si. Trains for Rockaway Beach, Flushing, 

 College Point, Jamaica, etc., as per time tables. 

 Ticket offices in New York at 261 Broadway, corner 

 Warren street, at James Slip aDd Thirty-fourth 

 street ferries, at the offices of " The Long Island 

 Express," 3 Park place, 7-s5 and 912 Broadway and 

 Grand Central Depot ; in Brooklyn, No. 333 Wash- 

 ington street anil 79 Fourth street. By purchasing 

 tickets at any of Ihe above offices, baggage can be 

 !.,-...: ..., i .Aination. 



S. SPENCER, Gen'l Snp't. 

 J, Chittenden, Gen'l Pass. Agent. ]e6 tf 



MALLORY'S LINE 



OF 



DIBECT STE1MEES TO 



Jacksonville, Florida. 



BTEAMERS 

 WSSXEiRISr TEXAS 



AND 



CITY Of SAXiIiAS 



Sail from New York Every Friday. 



Eroui Jacksonville every Thursday. 



C. H. WALLOBY & CO., Agents, 

 Pier 20, East. River. New York. 



F. McOUALD, Agent, 



*s w. Boy street, lactsonvllle. 



£y(trt§mtn°j> 



TO SPOILSMEN: 



THE PENNSYLVANIA E.R OO. 



Respectfully Invite attention to tie 



iffordea by their lines for reaching most of the 



i'KOiriKC I'AIIKS and RACE COURSES lu the 

 Middle Slates. I best liu.-s being CONTINUOUS 

 PROM ALL j ,oid thediffl- 



rulties aud dangers of reshipment, while the escel- 



ent ears winch n:t ovet th- smooth Bteeltracke en 



ibieSTocE j rttUontiadlnw 



.a injury. 

 Tae lines cf 



Penusylraiii Railroafi Company 



also reach the best lecalitiess tat 

 (T.TNNIN& AND PISEIUa 



nlc and New Jersey. EXCUESIOK 

 " 'A. ■' 

 1 "■■ I ...■ tc KAMI RENOTA, BED- 



■ JSSON, RALSTON, SliKNBQrS, and 

 ■■' -known cenicre for 

 Trout tfiolilus; Wing Shooting, and StUI 

 Hun tins. 

 Also, to 

 ON, BEACH HAVEN CAPE MAY 



A> '- '>" " ' ' ■■ 'in NEW JERSEY COAST 



rSALT WATER SPORT AFTER FIN 



L. P. FARMER, Gen'l Pass- Aeent 

 Fbass. Thomson. Gena Manager 1 gfiU-i? 



" THE FISHING LINE " 



TAKE TIIE 



Grand Rapids & Indiana E.E, 



(Mackinaw, Gran 1 Bar-ids & Cincinnati Short Line) 

 FOH. tiie 



Trout, Grayling & Black Bass 



FISHERIES, 



Famous Summer Resorts and Lakes 



OP 



NOKTHERN MICHIGAN 



The waters of the Grand Traverse region and the 

 Michigan North Woods are unsui passed, if eqialied, 

 in the abundance and great vanity of flstt con- 

 tained. Brook Trout abound in the streams, and the 

 famo'is American Grayling is found only In those 

 waters. 



The Trout Season begins May 1 and eDds Sept. 

 1. The Grayling Season opens June 1 and endsNov. 

 1. Black Bass, lake. Piekerel and MusoaloDge also 

 abound in large numbers in the many lakes and lake- 

 lets of this territory- The sportsman can readily 

 send troohiee of his skiil to his friends or " club" at 

 home, as ice for packing fish can be had at many 

 no'ijiE 'I • ■ voe ■ Aim. I . iv 1 1 i viin ; tli- seenei'f ii" 

 the North Woods and Lakes is very beautiful; the 

 air is pure, dry and bracing. The Climate is pe- 

 culiarly beneficial to those suffering with hay fever 

 and asthmatic affections. The hotel accommoda- 

 tions are good, far surpassing the average in coun- 

 tries new enough to afford the finest of fishing. 

 During the season Ronnd Trip Excursion Tickets 

 will be sold at low rates, and a tractive train facili- 

 ties offered to Tourists and Sportsmen. 

 Doss, Onns and Fishing Tncklw Carried Free 

 at Owner's Kisk. 



It is our aim to make sportsmen feel " at home' 

 on this route. For Tourist's Guide (an attractive il- 

 lnstrated book of SO pages), containing full informa- 

 tion and accurate maps of the Fishing Grounds and 

 Time CardH, address 



A. B. LEET, 



Gen'l Pass. Agent, Grand Rapids, Mich. 



FOR 



New Haven, Hartford, Spring- 

 field and the North. 



The new and elegant, steamer C. H. NOETHAM 

 leaves Pier No. in. East Hive-r, daily (Sundays ex- 

 cepted), at 3 p. M. Pa:. rtn and East at 



11 P. M. 



NIGHT LINE.- The Continental leavesNewYork 

 at 11 p. si., arriving In New Haven in time for the 

 early morning trains. 



Merchandise forwarded by dally Express Freight 

 train from New Haven through to Massachusetts, 

 Vermont, Western New Hampshire, Northern New 

 York and Canada, Apply at Office on Pier or to 

 RICHARD PECK, General Agents. 



IgaUte aud fffSH via fat ^jmTtsinen. 



Sherman House, 



(CLARK AND RANDOLPH), 



CHICAGO. 



Rates rednced to ¥i per day for all rooms above 

 the parlo- floor, without baths. 

 Rooms with baths, $3.50, $4, and $4.60 per day. 



ALVIN HULBERT, Prop'r. 



We challenge any Hotel In the World to Bhow aB 

 large and as elegantly furnished rooms as those of 

 the Stl human. Jesotf 



KNAPF & VAN NOSTBANB, 



POULTRY AN D CAME, 



N08.SS8 and 880 WASHINGTON MARKET, N. Y 



l§ohl5 xmlgjc'ioiifsfor $}Jorf<inim. 



Wild Fowl Shooting. 



SPKTNGVILLE HOUSE OR SPORTSMEN'S RE- 

 TREAT, SH1NNECOCK BAY, L. L, 

 By a practical gunner and aa old bayman. Has 

 always on hand the best of boats, batteries, etc., 

 with the largest rig of trained wild-geese decoys on 

 the coast. The best ground in the vicinity of New 

 York for bay snipe shooting of all varieties. Special 

 attention given by himself to his guests, and satis- 

 faction guaranteed. Address WM, N. LANE, Good 

 Ground. L. I. NovS tf 



{§un$awd$r. 



THE 

 HAZAED POWDER CO 



MANtTPAOTURSIlS OF 



aUNPOWDER, 



Hazard's " Electric Powder ." 



Nob. 1 (fine) to 6 (coarse). Unsurpassed Id point of 

 strength and cleanliness, Packed In square canis- 

 ters of lib. only. 



Hazard's "American Sporting." 



Nos. 1 (fine) to G (coarse). In 1 lb. canisters anc 

 6#lb. kegs. A fine grain, quick and clean, fo] 

 upland prairie snooting. Well adapted to shot- 

 guns. 



Hazard's " Dock Shooting." 



Nos. l (One) to 5 (coarse). In 1 and s lb. canisters 

 and 6% and Via lb. kegs. Bums slowly and very 

 clean, snooting remarkably close and with great 

 penetration. For field, forest or water shooting, it 

 ranks any other brand, and it is equally serviceable 

 for muzzle or breech-loaders. 



Hazard's " Kentucky Rifle." 



Ffl TBI , ,. 2<j, io ksj ,. Jo 



lacked la 1 and ' lb, t *?jz. Burn - - 6trotig an. J i 

 noisl. The FFFO'and FFG are ftvorite brands tiy. 

 irdinary sporting, and lhc "Sea Shootln^'" S'el it 

 he standi id Swepowd ' ° r the country 

 Superior mining and Blasting Powtoc 



GOVERNMENT CANNON & MUSKET POWDEE 



A, -.ii y|.. ■.■ ,■ - 



1ST REtn " u )F, MAKV 



FACTORED TO ORDER. 



The atiove can be bad of deasers, or oi the Cose- 

 fc-ay's Agents' in eveig pronf'-pent- city, or wioiaaate 

 4 our office 



SS WALL STREET, NEW YOR v 



GTJJSTPOWD EH. 



DUPONT'S 



Rifle, Sporting and Blasting 

 Powder. 



THE MOST POPULAR POWDER IN USE 



Dupont's Gunpowder Mills, established In 1S01, 



i'H LI '. ' ' ' ' ' A.i..: I ■■:,■ ■ 



Manufacture the following celebrated brands of 

 Powder : 



DUPONT'S DIAMOND GRAIN, 

 Nos. 1 (coarse) to 4 (fine), unequalei in strength 

 quickness and cleanliness; adapted for Glass Bal 

 aud Pigeon Shooting. 



DCPONT'S EAGLE DUCKING, 

 Nos. 1 (coarse) to 3 (line), burning slowly, strong and 

 clean ; great penetration ; adapted for Glass Ball, 

 Pigeon, Duck ami oilier snooting. 



DUPONT'S EAGLE RIFLE, 

 A qnlck, strong and clean Powder of very fine grain 

 for Pistol shooting. 



DUPONT'S RIFLE, FG., "SEA SHOOTING," 

 FFg and FFFg.— The Fg for long-range rifle shoot- 

 ing, the FFg aud FFFg for general use, burning 

 strong and moi.t. 



SPORTING, MINING, SHIPPING AND BLAST- 

 ING POWDEKS of nil sizes atii descriptions. Special 

 grades for export. Cartridge, Musket, Cannon, 



■I el. I.' I !" I- '■ ' -" '■ " 



standard. Powder manufactured to order of any re- 

 quired grain or proof. Agencies in all ciiies and prin- 

 cipal towns tnrougiioui the TJ. S. Represented by 



F. L KNEELAND, 70 Waix St. N. T. 



tall in & Rand Powder Co. 



Ho. £6 MURRAY ST., N. V., 

 Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of 



Orange Lightning Powder. 



No. 1 to 7, strongest and ('leanest made, In sealed 

 1 So. c-.aut ters. Higher numbers specially are recom- 

 Luenc-.ecl .'or e.reech-loading guns. 



Oranga Ducks ng Powder, 



For water-fowl, strong and clean. No. ! to a ia 

 i r, aii lbs. each, and canisters o' 1 and 5 



lacn. 



Orange Rifle Powder, 



Air rifles and all ordinary purposes. 

 -■ zee, i a. pfg and FFFQ.tne last sing . u as 



ii.ei.e rood ind metal segi a a . - 



and In canisters of 1 lb. and y,lb. 

 All of :ne ab-ve give high velocities and Ioru 



.in -luv other brands made, and aro ve 

 lomn, ended ,cn use.l by dipt. A. H. I'.uGARDns 

 ■ .■ ■ i . j 'i IngShntot the Vvnrld." 

 All of the above give nigli ve'ocines and less 

 residuum than anv othei e.' i' ... . le, find are re- 

 commended and used by Oapt. A. H. BOGARDUS, 

 tine "i-namnion « inn Sunt nf the World." 

 BLASTING' POWDER i<ud ELECTRICAL BLAST- 

 ING APPARATUS. MILITARY POWDER 

 of all kinds o'i haul ind made to order, 

 Safely Fuse, Frictioiial aud 



§yor t t8nim's §oods. 



MANUFACTURER OF 



Fine Silk and Felt Hats- 



New York Shooting Coat, 



AIADE OF VEl,VfiTSEN, COKDUHOT, 

 FUSTIAN AN B CANYAS, 



I have ] usi; Imported a Corduroy of trie dead grass 

 color, specially adapted as re erei i wvl -lit, color and 

 strength ror a 1 kinds of shooting. I will make to 

 order : Coat, $lo : Vest A5: Panes. "$; ; Ctp, $2.35 ; or 

 Suit complete, fis Seer s/Q-n <v;l! (led inyShootlntr 

 Clothingto bave more desirable no'.nts than any 

 otber goods of the kind in the market. Refer to many 

 sportsmen who have worn them. Send lor samples 

 and rules for measurement. 



F. L. SHELDON, 

 J inle tf Rahway.N. 3. 



Eaton's Rust Preventer, 



For Guns, Cotlery and Surgical instruments. 

 Safe to handle, WILL NOT GLAM, and will keep in 



■ ;■ ei : mi , .. r..i : . ... i i. ■■ a. , 

 States pronounce it the best gun oil in the market. 

 Judge Holmes, of Bay City, Mich., writes: "It Is 

 the best preparation I have found in thirty-five 

 years of active and frequent, use of guns," 



The ...Hie tieieee-::! j aAr in: ,: ; ' i, ,,■..„ 'He: i 

 B. EATON, 570 Pavonia Avenue, Jersey City 

 Heights, N. J. ' 



Srld by principal New York dealers, and by Wm. 

 Read & Sons, Boston, Mass.; B. Kittredge A Co., 

 Cincinnati, Ohio ; E TJ ' . III. : Brown 



* Hllde ■■•. St. Louis, Mo. Thos. W. Parr, Cleveland, 

 Ohio. Trimble & Eleibacker, Baltimore, Md. S. 

 Cropley & Sons, Georgetown, D. C. Jos. C. Qrabb 



Co., Philadelphia. 



CANNOT BE 8ENT BY MAIL 



The Boaarius Rust Pre- 

 ventative: 



Will prevent rust in Guns, Pistols, State and 

 cutlery. Safe to handle, and especially adapted ror 



....■■ 



the trade. Manufactured by JAMES T. DALY, 



731 Moore street, Philadelphia. Or send orders to. 



A. H. BOGARDUS, Elkhart, Logan Co. 



Illinois. ieb27 Bnj, 



Pat. Pocket Cartridge Loader 



FOB 



PAPER OR BRASS SHEluLS. 

 The Dudley Cnrtridge Loader extracts, uncaps, 



recaps, rams home wads, creasis, etc., tarns over 

 paper shells, and weighs but four ounces. It is just 

 the thing for <field, boat or carrip use. Removes 

 light shells, and shells, from which the metal base 

 has been torn. eic. Sickei plaied samples sent by 

 mail for $2. DUDLEY & CO., Poughkeepsle, N. Y, 



GOOD'S OIL TINNED 

 MOCCASINS. 

 The best thing in the marfcet 



for hunting, Ashing, canoeing, 

 snow-shoeing, etc. They are 

 easy to the feet, and very 

 du-able. Made to order 

 in a variety of styles, and 

 warranted the qe.nuina 

 article. Send for illustrated circular. M1RTINS. 

 HUTCBINGS, P. O. B s SGA Hover, N. II. (Succes- 

 sor to Frank Good.) Bkadfoko & Anthony, Boston 



THOMSON'S 



PATENT HUNTING SHOE. 



The foot is held arm by the self-adjusting trara 

 over the instep and around the ankle. A very 

 quickaml convenient mo lent fastening. Shoe water- 

 t.gut to cue lop. Made with wide sules and low, 

 broad hee s with or without hob nulls. Black orredi 

 leather. Pric", $i. S?nr by ex iress everywnere. 

 When sent oy mill, 60 cents ex'.ra for postage and 

 registry. 



THOMSON & SONS. 

 801 Broadway, N. Y. 



P.O. Box 1016. 

 Send stamp for Illustrated catalogue m.ar37 tf 



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