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[Not. 8, 1888. 



HUMPHREYS' 



_ FOR THE CtTRE OF ALL DISEASES OP 



Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs & Poultry. 

 For Twenty Years Humphreys' Veterinary 



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A.A. Cures Fevers and I iillnmiiinlion, Milk 

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8.B. Cures Founder. Spnvin. StltTuess, 7.>c. 



C.C.Cuft - ■■ ii ■ , - J I scharges, »5c! 



I'.n. i'iiivs B,.|,,-.- iini'K. Worm?. - ■- • 7.-.C 



!:'. E. Cures Can-h, Ilea.. ,-s, Fienmonia, 75e. 



F.F. Cures Colic »r l.ii|u-, Bell vaehe, 75c. 



G.G Prevents Abortion. 75c. 



H.H, Cures all ary Diseases, - - - - 75e. 



I.r. Cures Eruptive iga &c. 75e. 



J.J. Cur,-- al ifDigeal in. - - 75c. 



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 ciCMPIIREVS HOMEOPATHIC JVIED.CO. 

 109 Fultou Street. IVev* York- 



BRAIDED FISHING LINES. 



The great superiority of a properly braided line over a twisted or laid Hue, has increased the demand for 

 brai led lines enormously. This demand has induced a number of manufacturers, entirely unacquainted with the 

 requirements of anglers, to put on the market a quantity of perfectly worthless goods. Many of these lines tire 

 undersized and short of marked length; nearly all of them are made of poor material aud on old-fashioned 

 machines. Anglers will please take notice that all of our best braided lines— cotton, linen, raw silk, boiled silk, oiled 

 silk, enamel, and polished iraterjiroof topers— are labeled until our full firm name and trade mark, except the enamel 

 fly lines ou cards, which bear only our trade mark and the name of the Empire City firaid Co., whose agents we are. 



Orders received from persons residing in cities in which the dealers keep a full line of our goods in stock will 

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ABBEY dfc? I ]M[ BRIE, 



Manufacturers of every description of 



'3E"±iol& £ a issb.ixi.^ Tackle, 



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MANUFACTURER AND DEALER OF 



Fine "F^isitxixi.^r TaoK-le. 



First Quality Goods at lo 



Brass Multiplying Reels with Balance 

 180ft., Il.fill; SUCH*., Si. 1 ,": .100ft., 82.00: 45 

 •25 cts. extra: nickel plated ; 50 cts. extra. 

 nickel plated, SO cts. extra. Marster's e 

 Sproat, Carlisle, chesterlnwn. O'Shaug 

 Slligle gut. 12 ets. per doz. : double. »> c t.- 

 package. Single Sut TrOUl and Black 

 Twisted Lenders, :i length, acts.: tiel.let 

 Flies. Sl.OOperdoz. Trout and BlacS Ba 

 Fly Eods, 10ft long. fcl.Eo to jtfu.dO. Alsc 

 Samples of liooks, leaders, etc.. sent iiy I 

 catalogue. 

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"Forest and Stream 



LIST OF 



Open Seasons 



FOR FISH AND GAME. 



Revised to September, 188S, by the Editor ®f 



"Forest and Stream." Published by the 



Forest and Stream Pub. Co., 39 Park 



Row, New York. Price 1 O Cents 



PRICES OF FISHING TACKLE 



BEST GOODS. LOWEST PRICES. 



At KIFFE'S, 3(8 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



.,...08 Mill i.il' .... 



180ft.. Si. so: 240ft.,$l. 

 and Drags extra. Bt 

 Celebrated Hooks sn 

 Aberdeen. Sued; Bent 



Tw 



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to $15 II Als l>r,e I V™e. "" 



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ANGLING TALKS : 



BEING- THE 



Winter Talks on Summer Pastimes 



Contributed to the Forest and Stream 



13v GEORGE DAWSON. 



CONTENTS: 



yimple Wise Men About some Distinguished Anglers of our Time, 



About Bass. About Salmon Fishing. ,,,,-. 



About Hravlins Salmon and Sea Trout Haunts and Habits, 



A Memory, Several Relevant Topics, 



Reminiscences, Angling Mishaps, 



Odds and Ends. 



These shells are made of extra fine tl 

 base; are adapted to either 'Winchester or Wesson No. ii pr 

 loaded as often as any of the thicker makes. Cost on] 

 much. Weight less than oajier shells. They shoot strou 

 admit of a heavier charge, as owing to the thin metal 

 nearly two gauges larger. Load same as any brass shells, l 



larger than gauge of shells. Or can be effectually crimped with tool (as 

 ■seated in cuts) aud straighten out to original shape when discharged. 

 Tlie crimping tool also acts as a reducer, au advantage which will be ap- 

 preciated la- all -xnencijced sportsmen. Sample shells will be mailed (without 

 '■'rirm" t'"':inv i;li; isinea's cluli or dealer, and prices quoted to the trade 

 only. For sale in anvquaiititi In gun dealers generally, or shells in case lots 

 only, (3,000), and crimpers not less than one dozen, by 



HERMANN BOKER & CO., 



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 101 & 103 Duane Street, - New Y r osU. 



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OfWaterproofed Duck, Irish Fastian and Corduroy- 

 Unequalled in Convenience, Style, or Workmanship. 

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THISW 



13 our Skeleton Coat or Game Bag; weighs but 15 ounces 

 has seven pockets and game pockets. It is of strong 

 material, dead grass color, aud will hold the game of t 

 successful day without losiug a hair or feather. Jt cj 



•n over or under an ordinary coat. We will mail it 



tor tt-J.OO. Send breast measure. 



'New Pat. Decoy Duck 



Extract from the Preface : 



:i the angling columns of the 

 if appreciation. It is thought that their collec- 

 eeeptai.le. These 'Talk's' are la imful ot manly, 

 ■ of caul Their sincerity and overflowing spirit 

 tor's enthlKios o Che i teat is magical, like that 

 i-ho reads, if he he an angler, must go a-flshing; 



limp Cloth, 78 Pages, sent postpaid on receipt of price, 50 Cents, 



Forest and Stream Pub. Co., 39 Park Row, N. V. 



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^.i.'-: -- - ^riJegy' Rack. Blue Bill, etc. 



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PRICE LIST. 



pucks either style, with cord and auchor. complete per do?.., 812 00 



Geese' for stul. hie shooting " " 13 00 



tieese, combined for land or water shooting - *** '*> 



Fifteen per cent, discount where our goods are not on sale. 



For Circulars and Terms to Dealers, address 



HORNE & DAN2, 



Sole Manufacturers. 



ST. PAUL 



The New Composition Target Ball 



Is rapidly taking the place of all other ball targets New 

 ;u ,d Commodious Factory. New and reflected Mold 

 and Uuehiuery. Canacitc. Thirty-six Thousand Hall 

 per day. Serai 'in vour orders. No more vexatious delays 

 .'thousands of dollars worth of Gold Badges Donated t. 

 'Shooting Clubs by tlus Company Semi tamp for Gircu 

 farsaud Rules. CARES' liOTATING HALL TRAP (best 

 vet produced) and one thou,. and i l.ctM' Balls for 1*14. Trap 

 SI o. Balls »9 per thousand Us IN lor sa le by dealers gen- 

 erally, and by the COMPOSITION TAKOET BALL CO., 

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