Mabch 16, 1882.] 



FOREST AND STREAM. 



13 9 



WhatThey Say of Forest and Stream. 

 CRITICAL 



One of the most entertaining papers published.— 

 tHancock (N. Y.) Herald. 



l" Unsurpassed in America, and unequalled in the 

 ■world.— [Key West, (Fla.) Key. 



To-day is the leading journal in its line of the 

 Western continent.— [Pontiae (Mich.) Gazette. 



The influence of such a journal is of a highly 

 beneficial nature.— [Belleville (Out.) Intelligencer. 



Ably edited and contains much useful and valu- 

 able information.— [Port Byron (N. Y.) Chronicle. 



Ite growth in public esteem is continuous and 

 deserved.— [Bridgeport (Conn.) Standard. 



E\ery week full of interesting and instructive 

 matter— [WellsvUle (N. Y.) Reporter; 



A neater publication than ever before.— [Augusta 

 (Me.) Journal. 



The one sporting paper of the United States that 

 is conducted as a paper read by gentlemen should 

 £e,— [Montpelier (Vt.) Argus and Patriot. 



COMMENTS 



The best journal of its class in America.— [Brook- 



field (N. Y.) Courier. 



Takes the lead of all publications of its kind.— 

 [Tienesta (Pa.) Republican. 



A welcome visitor.— [Dubuque (la.) Independent. 



It would be hard to imagine a journal more thor- 

 oughly delightful to the brotherhood of rod and 

 gun.— [Wilmington (Del.) Every Evening. 



The most readable paper of its kind.— [Lake 

 Geneva (Wis.) Herald. 



Pretty as a pink.— [Abbeville (Ala.) Meridional. 



When you have read one number you are anxious 

 for the next.— [Paoli (HI.) News. 



One of the most popular and able journals in 

 America.— [Council Grove (Kan.) Cosmos. 



Valuable to aLl who delight in hunting and fishing. 

 — [Soutb Bend (Ind.) Times. 



Nothing we can say would add to the established 

 reputation of this famous journal.— [Washington 

 And.) Gazette. 



BY 



The proprietors justly claim that it is now "one 

 Of the handsomest journals of the day." As to the 

 excellence of its columns, its large circle of readers 

 can testify. — [Sacramento (Cal.) Bee. 



The contents elevate and dignify what many are 

 accustomed to esteem simple sport.— [Olathe (Kan.) 

 Star. 



In typographical appearance better than formerly, 

 if snch a thing were possible.— [Elk Rapids (Mich.) 



A perfect model of neatness, quite in keeping 

 with its cleanly character and sporting enterprise. 

 —[Kingston (Canada) Whig. 



A journal worthy of acceptance by all lovers of 

 *port.— [Fargo (Dakota) Argus. 



Full of good things.— [Clarksburg (W. Va.) News. 



A journal that every true sportsman should read. 

 -[Ripley (O.) Budget. 



Comes as fresh and invigorating as the forest 

 fcreeze, and as free from immoral taint as the 

 mountain stream.— [Hightstown (N. J.) Gazette. 



COMPETENT 



A standard publication, and authority upon all 

 Subjects coming within its scope.— [Waterloo (Iowa) 

 Courier. 



Deservedly popular among sportsmen, and in 

 every way worthy of the success it has achieved.— 

 fte Roy (N. Y.) Times. 



Determined to keep in the front rank of progress. 

 —[Lancaster (N. H.) Republican. 

 > We take pleasure in commending it.— [Greensboro 

 rate.) Beacon. 



A truly readable and reliable journal.— [Jackson 

 (Mo.) Cash Book. 



Filled with the best contributions that can be 

 Obtained.— [Stamford (N. Y.) Mirror. 



The best sportsmen's journal we ever saw.— 

 fjRichmondville (N. Y.) Democrat. 



Forest a>t> Stream has become a household 

 word. The suggestions found there have always 

 been found reliable and sound.— [Moorhead (Minn.) 

 Argonaut. 



CRITICS. 



[Authority on all matters pertaining to the rod or 

 gun.— 1 Kearney (Neb.) Nonpareil. 



Gives promise that its usefulness has just com- 

 menced.— | May's Landing (N. J.) Record. 



Furnishes delightful reading for all sportsmen — 

 [Darlington (S. C.) News. 



Recognized ;is the leading spurting journal of the 

 gntied States. [Babylon (N. Y.) Signal. 



Th'j best sporting paper published.— [Oswego 

 tB. Y.) Times. 



The most interesting paper devoted to hunting, 

 fishing- and outdoor sports there is published. — 

 [East Aurora (N. Y.) Advertiser. 

 •A library of permanent worth.— [Btaver Falls 



* Most interesting and instructive journal in Amer- 

 I tea devoted to hunting and fishing.— [Lake Charles 



nercial. 

 1 fa without, doubk the best authority on sporting 

 natters that can be found on this side of the 

 iSantic.— [Lunenburg (Nova Scotia) ProgMes. 



PliSWttRttMtttiSI. 



THE^COLLENDER BILLIARB TABLES 



m tfo Jfotl 



MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE 



H. W. COLLENDER CO. 



WAEER06MS : 



768 Broadway, New York; 



84 and 86 State Street, Chicago; 

 17 South Fifth St., St. Louis. 



Mantel 



WANTED.-RATTLESNAKES, COPPERHEADS 

 and Moccasins. Address MEDICUS, at this 

 office. 



gov Mt. 



FOR SALE.— A VERY FINE LONDON-BUILT 

 single muzzle-loading hunting rifle, American 

 model. Cost twenty guineas in London some years 

 "P", ,^ eI S nt > ?}#*•; calibre .44; barrel. 28in.; 

 stock, 13>£n. Finest material and finish ; almost as 

 S°? d l% n n ^ w - ■ WeU Glanced a nd a fine shooter. 

 Price SJoO.OO; just one-half what it cost originally 

 Address M. J. Egan, St. Martins, Milwaukee Co ' 

 Wisconsin. mch9,2t 



F5 



JR SALE.-200,000 BROOK TROUT FRY 

 Address F. W. EDDY, Randolph, N. Y. 



FOR SALE.— A SECOND-HAND RUSHTON 

 Canoe, New Balance Lug Sails, bv W. P. Steph- 

 ens, and foot steering apparatus. Price $40. G W 

 CRITTENDEN, Northampton, Mass. mchl6,'2t 



FOR SALE AT TWO-THIRDS COST, NEW 

 camp hunting outfit. Address JOHN, 726 

 Broadway, City. mchl6,lt 



FOR SALE: 



Patent of a Glass Ball Trap. 



Already in the Market and Known 

 to be Reliable. 



HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY SPORTSMEN. 

 For full particulars address, giving references, 

 R. L. S., this office. 



DOG COLLARS AND FURNISHINGS. 



Medford Fancy G-oods Co. 



96 DUANB STREET. 



We are the only exclusive manufacturers of 



Dog Jewelry in the World. 



We manufacture 

 1500 styles in Celluloid, Leather and Metal. 



Above is a cut of our . 

 Collars. Price 75c. to $5.00. 



Celluloid Dog 



in m mu. 



GROUSE DALE. 



Winner of Chicago Field Cup and Puppy 

 Stakes at meeting- of Eastern Field Trials 

 Club run at Robbins' Island, Dec. 1879; also 



1st in All Aged Stake of same Club, Nov. 

 SO, 1881, and winner of American Field Cup 

 for best dog or bitch in the trials of 1881. 



Will serve a limited number of approved 

 bitches at f 40. 



Address, 



WE A. BUCKINGHAM. 



NORWICH, CONN. 



Black Spaniels. 



BOB HI., imported, black; First, Strabane, Porta- 

 down, Kilmarnock, Belfast, and London, Ont 

 Special, Franklin, Pa. Stud fee, §15. 



BENEDICT, imported, black; first and special, 

 New York 1881. First Ajflaaata, 1881. f8Q. 



Puppies by above also by BRAG, first and special, 

 New York, 1881, for sale. Price from Slit upward 

 HORNELL SPANIEL CLUB, HornellsviUe, N. Y. 

 NovS.tf 



STUD BULL TERRIER-SQUIB (WHITE) WIN- 

 ner 2d prize Lowell, Mass., 1881. P. O. Bos 026, 

 Hyde Park, Mass. mchl6,2t 



STUD.— FOX TERRIER BUFF, K. C. S. B. 0933. 

 This celebrated prize winner will make the sea- 

 son of 1882 at Lawrence Farm, Groton, Mass. He 

 has won numerous prizes in England, and is ad- 

 mitted there to have the best legs and feet of any 

 terrier now living. Weight 18 lbs. Bitches should 

 be addressed to JAMES LAWRENCE, Groton, 

 Mass. Fee $15. For further information, pedigree, 

 <£c, apply to J, * P. LAWRENCE, Groton, Mass. 

 mehS.atw 



Cameron Kennel. 



Beagle Hounds bred for bench and Held purposes. 

 RALLY (Sam-Dolly); stud fee, $25. 



.'-■ 'I'''."..'.-' ■ ,,,:! , ;.,. -.■;,-,. 



COLIN CAMERON, Brickerville, Pa 



IN THE STUD.— WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER 

 Tyke, recently imported from Mr. Wm. Carrick, 

 Jr. , Carlisle, England, winner of 2d Wolverhampton, 

 1880; 1st Alexandra Palace. 1881, and V. H. , 

 Crystal Palace, same year. Stud fee $25. Address 

 NEVERSINK LQDl Ciuvmard, Orange 



Co.,N. Y. - Janl9,tf 



M* %emtl 



Portraits of Celebrated Doqs 



NOW READY. S 



FIRST PAIR OF THE SERIES OF FIELD SCENES 



BY J. M. TRACY. 



A Grouse Moor.— EMPEKOR FRED. 



Snipe Shooting in the Mississippi Valley.— 

 THUNDER. 



Correct Portraits of the Two Leading Laverack 

 Dogs in the World. 



These pictures are large Album Cards. Photo- 

 graphic reproductions of oil paintings by Tracy. 

 Executed by the Artotvpe Process. They will not 

 fade like ordinary photographs, and are equal in 

 effect and finish to the best steel engraving. 

 Price, 75c. each. 



For sale by SCHUYLER & DUANE, 189 Broadway, 

 New York, or J. PALMER O'NEIL. 68 Fifth Avenue 

 Pittsburgh, Pa. 



Will be sent by mail on receipt of price by Forest 

 and Stream Publishing Co. 



Large plates, 10x14 mches. Beautiful pictures for 

 framing. Price $1 each. 



Wht Wemel 



E. B. GOLDSMITH, 



Custom House and Forwarding; Agent, 



58 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. 



Receives and forwards Dogs, Fowls, etc., etc., to 



any destination. Kennel Clubs, Sportsmen and 



importing, shipping, etc. 



Dr. Gordon Stables, R.N. 



TWYFORD BERKS, ENGLAND, 



AUTHOR OF THE 



"PRACTICAL KENNEL GUIDE," &C. 



Exports champion and other pedigree dogs of any 

 breed. Send for 



"PLAIN HINTS TO WOULD-BE BUYERS." 



Price 10 cents, post free. Gives addresses of prin- 

 cipal English breeders. 



FOR RED IRISH SETTERS AND COCKER SPAN- 

 iels of the most fashionable blood, address 

 CHAS. DENISON, Hartford, Conn. Septl5,tf 



NEMASKETT KENNEL, N. H. VAUGHAN, PRO. 

 prietor, Middleboro, Mass. Sporting dogi 

 broken and handled, also a number of broken dogs 

 for sale. Dogs and puppies boarded on reasonable 

 terms. P. O. Box 835. Sept22,tf 



FOR SALE, A NUMBER OF WELL BRED AND 

 well broken pointers and setters, also dogs 

 boarded and brok- n , guaranteed. Ad- 



dress H. B. RICHMOND, Lakeville.Mass. Sept38,tf 



OULEOUT COCKER SPANIEL KENNELS.— FOR 

 Cockers of all ages and colors, dogs, bitches 

 and puppies tth stamp, ROB'T WALKER 



Franklin, Del. Co., N. Y. July21,tf 



RORY O'MORE KENNEL.— THOROUGHBRED 

 red Irish setter puppies for sale, by Champion 

 Rory O'More out of Norah O'More ("Berkley-Tilly) 

 and Gay (Elcho-Fire Fly). Full pedigrees. W. N 

 CALLENDER, Albany, N. Y. Dec29,tf 



THIRD 



BENCH SHOW OP D0&5 



Will be given in fcae 



Music Hall, 



AT 



BOSTON. 



May 8, 9, 10 and 11, 



1882, 



Entries close April &3, 



For classification lists, &c., address 

 CHAS. LESTCOLN, Supt. 



PORTRAITS OF EASTERN FIELD TRIAL WIN 

 ners of 1880, printed on fine tinted paper, will be 

 sent post-paid for 25 cents each, or the five for SI. 

 FOREST AND STREAM PUB. CO., 39 and 40 Park 

 Row, N. Y Dec29,tf 



FOR SALE.— FULL BLOOD ENGLISH MAS- 

 tiff pups from Romeo II. and Pride. Price 8a 

 W. E. SESSIONS, Worcester, Mass. mch9,4t 



STUD BOOK N. A. K. C— BLANKS FOR MAKING 

 entries of dogs, not previously registered, in the 

 second volume of the N. A. K. C. Stud Book are now 

 ready, and can be obtained by addressing N. ROWE, 

 Box 384, Chicago, HI. In all instances a three cent 

 stamp must be inclosed for postage. Only one dog 

 can be registered on a blank. Fee for registering 

 each dog 25 cents. Entries close positively April 1. 

 Dogs, in the registering of which in the first volume 

 errors were made, can be registered in the second 

 volume by paying the fee, 25 cents. For a dog which 

 has died since the entry was sent for the second 

 volume, another can be substituted by the same 

 owner. feb9, 7t. 



FOR SALE CHEAP.— A VERY FINE LITTER 

 of fine Dish setter pups, having the combined 

 blood of the celebrated champions Elcho, Plunket 

 and Rory O'More; also an Irish bitch, 8 months 

 old, having one cross of Elcho and two of Plunket, 

 also a beautiful native bitch, one year old, with 

 good pedigree. Address, E. J. ROBBINS, Wether- 

 field, Conn. tf 



POOJTERS.-CLOSING OUT SALE OF KENNEL. 

 My breeding bitch Flora, three years old, from 

 imported parents, four pups, three dogs, one bitch, 

 whelped Dec. 15, 1881. Color liver and white. 

 Write S. BENEDICT. Sherburne, N. Y. mchl6 It 



THOROUGHBRED MASTIFF BITCH FOR SALE. 

 'iiars address E. H. HAZARD, 36 

 Grove street. N. Y. city. mchl6,lt 



FOR SALE.-PART OF A LITTER OF HAND- 

 some red Irish setter puppies, whelped January 

 12. Dam. Red Bess; sire, my handsome Irish dog 

 Larry, Elcho ex Rose; winner of first prize at Pitts- 

 burg last week, only time shown: thoroughly 

 trained and grand field dog. Address W. H. Pierce, 

 Peekskill, N. Y. mchl6,lt. 



FOR SALE.— LEMON AND WHITE POINTER, 

 3)4 years, by Wagstaff's Till ex his Minnie. 

 Broken and very fast snipe and quail dog. Also 

 lemon and white dog, 16 months, by Champion 

 Rush ex Nan Sensation— Schieffelln's Juno ; partly 

 broken. J AS. P.SWAIN, Jr., thia office, mchlo.lt. 



SIXTH ANNUAL 



New York Dog Show, 



Given under the auspices 



—OF THE— 



WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB, 



— WILL BE HELD AT THE — 



Ameriean Institute Fair Building, 



Third Ave. between 63d & 64th St., 



April 18, 19, 20 and 21, 



1882. 



Prize Lists can be had »£ 



CHAS. LINCOLN, Superintendent. 



Office, 23 Park Bow, Boom 10, 



NEW YORK CITY. 



ENTRIES CLOSE APRIL 3d. 



Fleas! Fleas! Worms! Worm! 



Steadman's Flea Powder for Dogs. 



A BANE TO FLEAS— A BOON TO DOGS. 



This powder is guaranteed to kill fleas on dogs O* 



any other animals or money returned. It is put im 



in patent boxes with sliding pepper box top, whlcfi 



greatly facilitates its use. Simple and efficacious. 



Price, )0 cents by Mai!, Postpaid. 



Areca Nut for Worms In Dogs. 



A CERTAIN REMEDY. 

 Put up in boxes containing ten powders, with tbs 

 directions for use. 



Price, 50 cents per Box by Mail. 



CONROY & BISSETT, 



65 Fulton Street, - - New Yobk. 

 HENRY C. SQUIRES, 



1 CORTLANDT STREET, - NEW YOEK, 



WRIGHT & DITSON, 



£80 Washington Street, - Boston, Mas*. 



BLACK SPANIEL STUD DOG MONTAGUE, 

 ■ j i j I'Orted Queen— imported Baron) Price $50. 

 QUEEN H.— Black and tan spaniel bitch, litter 

 sister to Montague, (imported Queen— imported 

 Baron.) Price §40. 



IMPORTED FLORA, liver and white spaniel bitch. 

 Price J5S5. 



PEARL, liver and white spaniel bitch, (imported 

 Fan— imported Bonner.) In whelp to Montague. 



Four dogs and one bitch pup, liver and white feet 

 and breast. Price §10 each. Dora ex-Black Via. 

 All these an im als are first-class in every respect, 

 and will be sent out on approval. Address with, 

 stamp for return, BURR HOLLIS, Hornellsville. 

 W. Y. mchlfl.Sp 



