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FOREST AND STREAM. 



[June 7, 1888. 



Fish Hooks. 



S. ALLCOCK & CO., 



Reddltoli, EzLgland, 



Have been awarded Gold 

 Medals and Highest awards 

 at all exhibitions for Fish 

 Hooks, Artificial Flies, 

 Baits, Gut Leaders, Braided 

 Waterproof Silk Lines, etc. 



All best goods bear our 

 Trade Mark and can be had 

 from all Fishing Tackle 

 TRADE MARK. Dealers _ 



Wholesale only from the Works. 



Syracuse, N. Y., 

 Split-Bamboo Pish Rod Co. 



MANUFACTURERS OF 



FINE SPLIT-BAMBOO FISH RODS 



PatlaterpofPvfisliM Cases 



Our rsds are equal to any, our prices for same 

 quality of goods are the the lowest. 



Jobbers, Manufacturers and Dealers, it will be 

 to your interest to order samples and get our 

 prices. 



We are bound to make the best rod for the 

 lowest price. 



We can sell you rods all ready for the ferrules 

 at a very low price made to any caliber. 



HENRY LOFTIE, 



Manager. 

 Liddell & Kaeding, San Francisco, Cal. 



Agents for the Pacific Slope. 



TROUT FLIES, 



36c. Per Dozen. 



H. H. KIFFE, 



FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y. 

 Send for Fibbing Tackle Catalogue. 



OiLMON FLIES FOR CANADIAN FISH- 

 io 1NG. — Just received our complete assort- 

 ment of Forrest & Sons' Celebrated Scotch Sal- 

 mon Fli«3, all sizes, both double and single, m 

 Jack Scotts, Silver Doctor, Fairys, Durham Ran- 

 gers, Durham Ranger Silver Body, Popham, 

 Black Doser, and every fly suitable tor Canadian 

 Salmon Rivers. Also a specially selected stock 

 of Heavy Single 8yds. Salmon Gut Casts. Our 

 stock of Salmon and Trout Rods is very com- 

 plete. We are sole agents in Montreal for Scrib- 

 ner & Sons' Celebrated Spliced and Ferruled 

 3-joint Greenheart Salmon and Trout Rods. , All 

 the above goods sold at manufacturers' prices. 

 A. full and complete stock of Sporting Goods of 

 every description. Headquarters for W. W. 

 Greener's B. L. Guns, Curtis & Harvey's Powder, 

 New Castle English Chilled Shot, and Cartridges 

 of every description. For sale by T. COSTEN & 

 CO., 1696 Notre Dame st., Montreal, Canada. 



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We have the largest stock in America of Forrest 

 & Son's celebrated Salmon Fhes, Rods, Reels, 

 Casting Lines, etc., etc. We have everything in 

 Fishing Tackle for the successful capture or Sal- 

 mon and Trout in Canadian waters. American 

 anglers can obtain their complete outfit from us 

 far below New York prices. W. \\ . Greener s 

 Guns. Eley Bros. Ammunition, Curtis & Harvey s 

 Diamond Grain Powder, Clay Pigeons, Black- 

 birds, Glass Balls, Traps and all kinds of sport- 

 ing goods. Send stamp for 90-p. illustrated cat- 

 alogue. T. W. BOYD & SON, 1641 Notre Dame 

 street, Montreal, Canada. 



WM. H. COHEN & CO., 



Packers of first class Canned Fruits, Vegetables, 



Pickles, Preserves, Catsups, etc., etc. 

 Nos. 339 & 231 Washington St., New York. 



Specially Adapted for Yachting and Camping. 



Over forty years experience with factories in 

 the best farming districts of the country, and 

 most skillful hands that can be obtained. 

 SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 



Snap and Wing Shooting 



With rifle, indoors or out, quickly and cheaply 

 learned with the Raub Magazine Trap. 



Address JOS, L. RAUB New London, Conn. 



OTWBTO9B.H.T. aV 



LOOK ! LOOK ! ! 



Vacation Rifles, .22-eal. Ballards, mounted 

 with Lyman's patent rear and front sights, and 

 adjusted for fine off-hand shooting by an expert. 

 Testing target with each gun. 



Send for catalogue of Firearms, etc. 



REUBEN HARWOOD, 



Somerville, Mass. 



WANTED.— LINE OF SPORTING GOODS 

 to sell on commission to dealers; New York, 

 Brooklyn and Newark. Address SALESMAN, 

 Forest and Stream office. It 



A FEW SHARES IN THE RENOUS SAL- 

 mon Club for sale. The Renous River and 

 branches afford about 75 miles of salmon fishing. 

 The (dub's lease covers about 20 lakes and 40 

 brooks in addition, and as they contain quanti- 

 ties of large sea. and brook trout, the fishing is 

 good from the time the ice leaves until the sea- 

 son closes. This is the most accessible and least 

 expensive salmon fishing to be had. Maps, etc., 

 can be seen at Thos. J. Conroy's,65 Fulton street, 

 Abbey & Imbrie, 18 Vesey street, and for fuller 

 details address E. HURTZIG, 351 West 123d street, 

 or Fred. D. Storet, Supreme Court, New York. 



SEA TROUT.— PERMITS FOR THE SEA- 

 son's fishing on Tracadie, the best sea trout 

 river in New Brunswick, Canada, will be given 

 on application to the subscriber, who will give 

 all needful information as to the obtaining of 

 men, supplies and board at the mouth of this 

 rivei, which is 40 miles long. Reference as to its 

 character, J. H. Phair, Esq., Fishery Commis- 

 sioner. New Brunswick, Fredericton, Can. ED- 

 WARD JACK, Fredericton, New Brunswick, 

 Can ad a. 



Salmon Fishing 1 . 



I have for sale, in fee or on lease, several first- 

 class salmon pools and shares in good salmon 

 clubs on some of the best rivers in New Bruns- 

 wick. I. HENRY PHAIR, Fredericten, New 

 Brunswick, Canada. may24,4t 



Trout Fishing To Let. 



One of the nicest and pleasantest preserved 

 and accessible lakes in the Province; fine camp, 

 with stoves, dishes and utensils, boats, canoe, etc. 

 Address W. P. GREENOUGH, Portueuf, P. Q. 



may31,3t 



Salmon Pools for Rent 



About 13 miles finest, salmon fishing on Resti- 

 gouche River; can be divided. Lock Box 35, 

 Savannah, Ga. 



DUCK S BOOTING.— FOR SALE, A SHARE 

 in club owning one of the best marshes in 

 the country; thoroughly protected; eight hours 

 from Buffalo. Address for particulars, DUCK 

 CLUB, care Forest and Stream. may3,tf 



LIVE WHITE HARES (Lepm Americanus), 

 captured and properly boxed and delivered 

 to express in Bethel, Me. x in good condition on 

 receipt of orders and remittances at S3 per pair. 

 Refer to Hon. H. O. Stanley, Dixfield, Me., Fish 

 and Game Commissioner. J. G. RICH, Bethel, 

 Me. . dec!6,tf 



Chester White, Berkshire 

 and Poland China Pigs, 

 fine setter dogs, Scotch 

 F Collies, Foxhounds and 

 a Beagles, Sheep and Poultry, 

 sBssJpbred and for sale by W. 

 GIBBONS & CO., West Chester, Chester Co., Pa. 

 Send stamp for circular and price list. 



FILE BENDERS, 

 8i*e to suit Forest and Stream, 



FOB SALE AT THIS OFFICE 



GLOSTER. 



Champion of Champions. 



Gloster is a b., w. and t. Llewellin setter, by 

 Dashing Rover ex Trinket. Winner of 1st, Mem- 

 bers' Stake, and divided 2d, All- Aged Stake E. F 

 T. C. High Point, N. C. 1886; winner ot 1st, All- 

 Aged Stake, and winner of 1st, Champion Stake, 

 E. F. T. C, High Point, N, C, 1887. Only ap- 

 proved bitches will be accepted. Fee B75. 

 Address FRANK FORESTER KENNELS, 

 decl5,6mo Warwick, Orange Co., N. Y. 



Yorkshire Toy Terrier. 



The English bench winner Bradford Harry, 



Described in all show reports as ' best Y orkslnre 

 in America." Photos 50c. Pedigree and winnings 

 free. P. H. COOMBS, 1 Exchange Block, Bangor, 

 Me. 



IT STUD.— LORD, NELSON, "KSS 



H ST. B1SKNAKD, rich orange and white, 31 

 II inches full, champion pedigree. Fee Sb'O, or 

 part of litter. ERMlNIE KERNELS, Mount 

 Vernon, N. Y. Puppies for sale. maylO,lmo 



OWNERS OF BEAGLE BITCHES WHO 

 desire stock of that grand stud dog \ ictor 

 (Rattler ex Lady Bird n.), write me for extra in- 

 ducements offered. Address with stamp, P. M. 

 CARMAN, Wrightsville, York Co., Pa. It 



It* m mm. 



IN THE STUD 



To a limited number of approved bitches, 

 THAT GRAND MASTIFF DOG 



Sears' Monarch 



(A.K.R. 6037). 



A Prize "Winner Every Time Shown. 

 Fee $50.00. 



An excellent litter of puppies by Monarch now 

 ready for delivery. If taken at once $25 each. 



WYOMING KENNELS, 



Melrose, Mass. 



Morning-side Kennel. 



Royal Rock (E. 10,163) ex Lewis Nellie (A. 4555). 



Remarkably strong, compactly built lemon 

 belton, great fielder, rapid, courageous, enthusi- 

 astic worker. Winner 3d, Members' Stake, E. F. 

 T. 0., 1886 (runner up to Gloster); v.h.c, Pitts- 

 burgh, 1885. Sire Blink Bonnie, 1st, puppy class, 

 Pittsburgh, 1887, and some elegant fielders. Fee 



ROYAL RA.CKET 



Royal Rock (E.K.S.B. 10,163) ex Sail II. 

 Very handsome, stylish, upheaded, blue belt on, 

 good fielder. Fee $25. Royal Rock is one of the 

 greatest winners of cups and prizes in England. 

 He has only three sons living. 



Address Box 260, Ligonier, Pa. 



IRISH RED SETTER 



CHAMPION GERALD. 



IN THE STUD 



TO FIELD BROKEN BITCHES ONLY. Fee, $25. 



Gerald has been heavily shot over two seasons 

 in the South. PARK ClTY KENNELS, 



P. O. Box 2,057. Bridgeport, Conn. 



The Hospice Kennels, 



K. E. HoPF, Prop. ARLINGTON, N. J. 



Breeders and Importers of thoroughbred 



ST. BERNARDS. 



104 PREMIUMS IN 1887. 



Chequasset St. Bernards at Stud. 



DUKE OF I4ANCASTEK (imp.), Plinlimmon 



-Lady Burghley). Fee $50. _ 



CHEQUASSET MAX (Hermit— Nun). Fee $b0. 

 LODI (Hermit— Bruuhild). Fee $25. 

 MONTE ROSA (Alp II.— Sombre). Fee $25. 



Young stock on sale; also English pugs. Ad- 

 dress with stamp, CHEQUASSET KENNELS, 

 Lancaster, Mass. 



IN STUD. 



By Boatswain ex Nelly, by Young Victor. 

 First and special, Hartford; second at Boston, 

 SERVICE, 850.00. 

 WM. J. DYER, South Portland, Me. 



ST. BERNARD 



AT STUD, 



MEINRAD (champ. Hermit— Nun). Fee $25. 



Tbis grand young rough-coated dog will serve 

 a limited number of approved bitches for first 

 choice. Address with stamp, A. STUCK\ ,1220 

 Carson St., Pittsburgh, Pa. mch29,3ntos 



Silver 



l&oe . 



Imported pug dog; a grand sire. Vv eight 131bs. 

 Stud Fee, »25. (A.K.R. 3758). Pups tor sale. 



MIDGET PUG KENNELS, 

 sepl,tf Lansing, Mich. 



GATH'S JOY, LITTER BROTHER TO 

 Gath's Mark and Hope, thoroughly broken 

 by D E. Rose, will serve a limited number of 

 bitches, fee $20. A fine crayon 16in. • 24in. of 

 Gath's Joy presented to owner of bitches sent 

 him Send 15 cents in stamps for cabinet photo. 

 D. A. GOODWIN, JR., Newburyport, Mass. 



QTUD MASTIFF GROVER (A.K.R. 60S3) BY 

 O Ilford Caution— Countess. For terms apply 

 to J. ATCHISON. Woodbury, Conn. apr5,3mos 



Choice Pointer Puppies 



17 OR SALE CHEAP.-YOUNG IRISH SET ; 

 -F ter dog, Gleneho pedigree. Address HARRY 

 HUBBARD, Danbury, Conn. It 



Cove Kennel. 



For Sale— A number of well broken pointers 

 and setters. Yard and field breaking a specialty. 

 M STAPLETON, 247 South Water street, New 

 Bedford, Mass. ,je7,3mo 



FOR SALE REASONABLE.— ENGLISH SET- 

 ter Royal Gladstone, from imported stock, 

 2 yrs. old; shot over last season. H. G. HALL, 

 Rushford, N. Y. It 



T7ULL PEDIGREED FIELD SPANIELS FOR 

 P sale; one prize winning d og and two bitches 

 (one with pup). FRANK CURTIS, Simcoe Ken- 

 nels, Simcoe, Ontario. It 



T70R SALE.- LIVER AND WHITE POINTER 

 l" MAXWELL I., very handsome, splendid re- 

 triever and a fine, staunch dog for quail. Is 4 yrs. 

 old and has been hunted three seasons. Price SoO. 

 Good reasons for selling. Address P. O. Box 

 2181, Boston. 3 e7 > tr 



HIGH CUSS BEAGLES. 



All are well bred and either registered or en- 

 titled to registration. Many are broken and not 

 a single one is gun shy. 



No. 1. FAY (formerly Miss Mame), A.K.C.S.B. 



?637, whelped July 5, 1887. Winner of 3d prize, 



puppy class, for both sexes. New York; vhc. 



open and 3d prize, Philadelphia; also judge's 



cup with her litter sister for best brace; vhc. 



open class and 2d puppy class, Boston; 13in. 

 No. 2. BLUE BELLE (A.K.R. 1711), whelped 1880. 



An excellent huuter, and an invaluable brood 



bitch for an outcross with aRowett dog; lBJ^in. 

 No. 3. LITTLE PRINCE (A.K.C.S.B. 5405) whelped 



1886 (champion Rattler III. ex Betty); 13*£in. 



Winner of many prizes. A good hunter and an 



excellent stud dog. 

 No. i. BLUE CAP II. (A.K.R. 4008), whelped 



1884 (Blue Cap ex imported Blue Bell); 14>|in. 



A most excellent worker. His field qualities 



are hard to beat. 

 No. 5. MOTTLE, whelped 1884 (Elmore's Ring- 

 wood ex Maida). Full sister to Krueger's Queen; 



14in. Now in whelp to No. 10. 

 No. 6. MAUD, whelped 1884 (Elmore's Ringwood 



ex Jenny). An exceUent hunter and a nice 



looker. 13J^in. 

 No. 7. DIXIE, whelped 1887 (Cameron's Racket 



ex Mottle). Now in whelp to No. 10. llin. 

 No. 8. Sl-'OTTIE, whelped 1837 (Cameron's Racket 



ex Mottle); 12J^in. Superb in bone and body; 



good ears and head but a bad color. Has the 



best tongue we ever heard. 

 No. 0. CHIC, full sister to No. 7; 13in. high. Full 



of hunt. 



No. 10. TRUMPETER, whelped 1886 (champion 

 Bannermau ex Zora); 12J^in. Unusually heavy 

 in bone, and good all over except he is out at 

 elbows. His puppies are something wonderful 

 in both bench" and fieid qualities. 



No. 11. MERRYHELL, whelped 1886 (Victor ex 

 Midgetj; lSJ-^in. Now in whelp to No. 3. 



No. 12. FAIRY, litter sister to No. 1; 14in. 



No. 13. FLAUNT, whelped 1887 (Bob ex Mary). 

 Bred by Elmore. A true basket beagle; lOHjin. 



No. 14. BELL, bred by Mr. A. C. Krueger, by 

 Grand Duke ex Gipsy. Black and tan; 14in. 

 An excellent hunter and a fair specimen. 



No. 15. LILLY, whelped 1884 < Ashburnam's Blue 

 Cap ex Krueger's Lill); 14in. A good starter; a 

 tireless hunter and has an excellent tongue. 



No. 16. GIPSEY, whelped 18S7 (Rover ex Silk; 14in. 

 Quite a promising young bitch; hunts well. 



No. 17. PUFF, whelped July, 1886 (Victor ex Veta); 

 l*%m.; well broken. From his excellent com- 

 bination of blood will make a desirable stud 

 dog. 



No. 18. MUSIC, whelped 1886; 14in. Litter sister 



to No. 17. A superb hunter; in whelp to No. 3. 

 No. 19. TWINKLE, whelped 1887 (Old Victor ex 



Cotton). Very promising young bitch. 



Also several litters of pups from 2 to 3 mos old, 

 of the best possible breeding, at $12 each for 

 males and $10 for females. Full particulars, 

 prices and pedigrees of any of the above sent on 

 application. Address with stamp, 



ASSOCIATED FANCIERS, 



je7,tf 23? S. 8th st., Philadelphia, Pa. 



Sir H. de TKAFFORD'S, JBart., 



Entire Kennel of Pointers & Setters. 



Messrs. W. & S. Freeman will sell by public 

 auction on Friday, June 22, at Aldridge's Repos- 

 itory, London, England, 13 pointers and 3 setters, 

 the entire kennels of these breeds, winners of 

 numerous 1st prizes and cups at Manchester, 

 Liverpool. Newcastle-on-Tyne, Olympia, Aqua- 

 rium, Barn Elms and London, and equally good 

 in the field, the property of 



SIR H de TRAFFORD, Bart., 

 Including the following well-known dogs: 



POINTERS— Barton Don, Don Pedro, Luck of 

 Peene, Monk of Upton, Bang of Kippen, Duchess 

 of Huntrovde, Barton Belle. GORDON SET- 

 TER —Barton Heather Don. ENGLISH SET- 

 TERS.— Barton Pommery and Barton Ranger. 

 All well broken and good in the field, and most 

 of them shot over in Scotland. Catalogues for- 

 warded on application. 



500 Sporting Dogs— Annual Sale. 



Messrs. W. & S. Freeman, Proprietors of Ald- 

 ridge's Repository, fjondon, England, will seU by 

 public auction mostly without reserve on the fol- 

 lowing dates, highly bred, valuable pedigree, 

 broken pointers, setters, retrievers and spaniels 

 from Sir H. de Trafford, Bart., Earl Spencer, 

 Colonel Starkie, Barclay Field, Esq., Haywood 

 Lonsdale, Esq.. G. Pilkington, Esq., Colonel Cotes, 

 F. Foljambe, Esq., J. Alexander, Esq., Sir W. 

 Baynes, Ban ., Sir W. Eden, Bart., and other well- 

 known kennels celebrated on the show bench 

 and in field trials. Juue 8, 22, 28, July 6 and 12. 

 Catalogues forwarded on application. It 



FIRST ANNUAL BENCH SHOW OF 

 ALB AN V KUNNEL, CLUB 



Opens Tuesday next. Mr. Chas. H. Mason will 

 judge all classes. Spratts Patent bench and feed 

 the dogs. Entries have been large. Show lasts 

 four days. Not a speculative enterprise. It 



UOR SALE-THREE LARGE, HANDSOMELY' 

 JT marked St. Bernard bitches, age 7 wks. One 

 English beagle dog, 3 yrs. old, first-class hunter. 

 All have excellent pedigree. Address with stamp, 

 CONTOOCOOK KENNELS, Peterboro, N. H. It 



MASTIFFS & BLOODHOUNDS. 



Choice mastiff pups for sale. Orders booked 

 for pups from Bess, litter sister to Boss. They 

 will he full brothers and sisters to Moses, the winner 

 of more prizes on the show beDch than other 

 known mastiffs at his age. Also for pups from 

 Boss Minnie, probably the largest bitch in whelp 

 by Moses. From the breeding of these t wo litters 

 and what tbe pups have been they must be grand 

 ones. Photograph of dams, 25 cents each. 



J. L. WINCHELL. Fair Haven, Vt. 



FOR SALE. 



A superb 1 yr. old full pedigreed all red Irish 

 setter dog, winner 2d prize New York, 1888. Also 

 8 mos. old aU red bitch. 



RORY O'MORE KENNELS, Albany, N. Y r . 



THE STUD DOG DON PETKE1 (A.K.S.B. 

 8198), pure Laverack, by Don Juan out of 

 Petrel III., whelped July 10, 1885, black, white; 

 and tan, broken by Wm. Tallman who intended 

 to run him in the Eastern fled trials this fall; 

 also a winner on the bench. Sold for want of use 

 at a bargain. Address JOHN H. MEYER, 15f 

 West 34th street, New York City. may31,2t 



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. DOG BUYERS' CUlDEyl 



Colored plats*, IOO engravings n 

 of different breeds, prices they are B 

 worth, and where to buy them, [j 



Mailed for 15 Cents. 

 ASSOCIATED FANCIERS, _ 

 887 B. Eighth fit. Philadelphia, P». J 



