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FOREST AND STREAM. 



[Mat 14, 1891. 



Agent for B. C. MILAMS' 

 Celebrated 

 Keutiicky Reels. 



PIUEARMiS, FISHING TACKLE, EICY- 

 CiES, TENTS, I.AWX TENNIS, SICSICAl, 

 INSTKUMENTS. SPOKTINft GOODS, .fee. Illustrated CataloKue, with low cash prices, sent on application to those 



mentioning Forest AND Stream. JAMES H. FISK, 193 La Salle St., Chicago, 111. 



MMj. MSMPifOts, illt, 



Is smoothest 

 running, strongest 

 in power, noted for 

 lightness, beautiful 

 in finish, full steel 

 pivots, patented side 

 plates, highest qual- 

 ity, unequaled. 



Fine Rubber and 

 German Silver 

 Double MultijDlying 

 Steel Pivot, Back- 

 sliding Click, Safe- 

 ty Band. 



BASS REEL 



Modern bait 

 casting can only be 

 accomplished by 

 proper angling im- 

 plements. This 

 popular and suc- 

 cessful method of 



"Minnow Casting for 



Black Bas." 



is made a pleasure 

 when using the 



KQSMIC 

 Bass Reel. 



A. G. SPALDING & BROS., 



NEW YORK, 241-343 Broadway. CHICAGO, 108 Madison St. 



PHILADELPHIA, 1032 Chestnut St. 



nSHEBM&N'S AUTOH&TIG REEL. 



When a sportsman finds anj^thing which adds to his pleasure, with- 

 out increasing his labor, he wants all his brother hunters 

 and anglers to know of it and share with him 

 the newly discovered "helper." 



No. 1. 60yds $13 00 



No. 2. 100yds 13 50 



WHAT WE CLAIM FOR 



The Automatic Reel. 



FiRSX— It will wind up the line a hundred 

 times as fast as any other reel in the world. 



ciECOND— It will wind up the line slowly if 

 the angler chooses. 



Thibd— No fish can ever get slack line with it 



ITouRTH— It will save more fish than any- 

 other reel. 



Fifth— It will prevent tips, lines and snell? 

 from beins broken by large fish. 



SiHTH— It enables the angler, and makes it 

 desirable, to use lighter tackle. 



These claims have been substantiated by 

 the most skillful fishermen in America and 

 Europe. 



SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 



AUTOMATIC 



This reel is manipulated 

 entirely by the hand that 

 holds the rod. 



YAWMAN &. ERBE, Rochester, N.Y. 



SYRACUSE BAMBOO FURNITURE CO. 



Successors to SYRACUSE FISH ROD CO. 





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MANUFACTURERS OF 



Fine Split Bamboo Fishing Rods, 



WITH OOEK AKD CELLULOID HAED GEASP. (Patent applied for.) 



It is light, fits and will nou blister the hands. Recommended by the most experienced 

 anglers in the U. S. Order one through your dealer for iaspection, and if not satisfactory 

 can be returned. The U. S. Net and Twine Co. are agents for New York City. 



The glittering gang trolling baits which we are manufacturing are the coming bait. It 

 takes the place of the phantom minnow, and is warranted to take two fish to one on any 

 other bait. For sale by all principal dealers in New York. 



We are also manufacturing all the popular spoons, such as fluted, kidney and hammered. 



For sale by all dealers. Send for catalogue. 



Syracuse, N.Y. HENRY LOFTIE, Manager. 



FINE FISHING TACKLE, 



CORNWALL & SMOCK, 

 "THE OLD REMIirGTOlT STORE." 



SSI &c S83 Broadway, Is ew York. 

 We invite Dealers and Sportsmen to call upon us and see how ADTAICTAGEOUSLY thev can 

 purohasi Sporting Gond^s, Our stock covers the following lines in 1hPir/w7/est t'crrieties: GUNS, 

 RIFE.ES, AMMUNITION, iE'isB.la.ixi.s T.a.ols.lo, BASE BALL, TENNIS, 

 FENCING, BOXING, CYCLING, Etc. Send 5 cp"»^« ('o cover postagr) and we wi]i mail yon 

 our new Illustrated Catalogue, coverii-g above goods. Will also enclose a "Canvas Pocket Book." 



ESTABt/ISHED 1837. 



J. B. O-KOOK CO., 



Manufacturers, Importers and Dealers in 



FisMM TacHe duns. Rifles, Reyolyers 



And all kinds of 



Goods for the Sportsman. 



52 Fulton St. & 1191 Broadway, New York City 

 Send tvt a Catalogue, Specialty of SalraoQ, 

 SrsTit aad Bass Fliesa 



FISHING TiCEE 



Send for Catalogs to 



A. HARRIS, 



163 Broad St,; Providence^ R. U 



An Old Un in a New Dress. 



This is the size of the fish he caught 

 and carried home to-day. 



And this is the size of the one he hooked. 

 But the blamed thing got away, because 

 he didn't buy his tackle from 



H. H. KIFFE, 



318 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Send for »9 1 Illustrated Catalogue. 



ill 



Are made in two sizes, and by remov- 

 ing the center section'* are quickly 

 changed from a «% to 1% or 2oz. with 

 a No. 2, and from a 3 to 5J^ or 8oz. with 

 the No. 8. AH changes are made 

 without disturbing balance of rig. 

 Extra center sections furnished to 

 increase tlie weight as may be desired. 

 Ask your dealer for them, or stnd 10 

 cents for a No. 2, and 20 cents for a 

 No. 8. 



TOMLINSON & CO., 



51 Jolin Street, 

 NEW YORK. 



M OLIER'S 



FOB 

 General 



Debility, 1 

 Scrofula, 



Rheusiatlsm 

 or Consumption,^ 

 is superior to any m d 

 lioswy of taste and smell,'* 

 medicinal virtues and purity. 



London, European and Ne'W 

 York physicians pronounce it th» 

 purest and best. Sold by Drugpsts. 



CHAS. I. GOODALE, Taxidermist, 



For the past 20 years located at 93 Sudbnry St., 

 will now be found at 111 Friend St., Boston, where 

 he will give the same personal attention to all 

 work intrusted to his care as formerly. 



in tte *tu(t. 



SEMINOLE KENNELS, 



Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa., 



OFFER THE SEBVICES OP THE FOaXOWTSTG 



Rough-Coated Collies: 



Champion THE SQUIRE, 



(E. 15,757). Fee 850.00. 



Champ. ROSLYlSr WILKES, 



(A. ). Fee $35 00. 



Challensre ROSLY^ DANDY, 



(A..17,.577). Fee. $25.00. 



ROSLYN CONWAY, 



(A. ). FeeS20.00. 



SIR KELPIE, 



(A. 14,785). Fee $15.00. 



English Pugs.' 



Champion TREA^SURE, 



(A. 10,.5fJ6). Fee $15 00. 



KA^SH, JR., 



( A. 17,804). Will be placed at stud July 1, Fee $15. 



Irish Setters: 



SEMINOLE. 



(A. 20,088j. - Fee $20.00. 



ELEO, 



(A. 11,450). - Fee $15.00. 

 Extended pedigrees of any of the above on ap- 

 plication. Bitches entrusted to us receive the 

 best of care. Fine specimens of the above breeds 

 for sale at reasonable prices, including several 

 good stud does and brood hitches in whelp. 

 YOUNG STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. 



IN THE STUD. - CHAMPION HECTOR. 

 ?mooth-coated St. Bernard, Fee $50, or the 

 pecond choice of the lirter of a few approved 

 bitches. A. M. MURRAY, ISSih street and North 

 River, New York. 



YORKSHIRE TOY TERRIER. 

 Champion Bradford Harry, described in 

 show reports as "best Yorkshire in America. 

 Pedigree and winnings free, photos 50ets. A 

 limited nmnber of hiBPuppiea for sale, F,S. 



WYOMING KENNELS. 



The LARGEST and BEST kennel of 

 ROUGH-COATED SAINT BERNARDS 

 in the world, comprising the following 

 noted STUD DOGS: 



Champ. SIR BEDI^^RE (19451). 



Acknowledged by the best Judges to be the 

 most typical and perfect St. Bernard living. 

 Winner of 53 first and special prizes, all in the 

 best of company. Prizes include The One Hun- 

 dred Guinea Challenge Cup four times, the Hal- 

 sey Trophy twice, and the Deacon Challenge Cup 

 twice. Stud fee $150.00 



Champ. HESPER (15169). 



Sire of some of the best stock living, and con- 

 sidered to be the best STUD DOG living to day. 

 He is the winner of 47 first and special prizes and 

 sire of Donnybrook Fair, Andromeda, Lady 

 Livingston and many other well known prize 

 winners. Stud fee $75 00 



Cliamp. PLINMMMOIS, JR. (G864). 



This grand young &.<^s is a son of the world- 

 renouned Ch. PLINLEMMON, and although onlv 

 a little over three years old, is the winner of 27 

 first and special prizes, and sire of some s?ood 

 stock. Stud fee $50.00 



LOTHARIO (18371). 



This grand headed young dog is by the famous 

 Ch. VALENTINE out of that well known bitch 

 SAFFRON. He is the only son of Ch. Valentine 

 at stud in America, and from his breeding, and 

 low stud fee. should be much sought after bv St- 

 Bernard breeders. Stud fee $25.00 



St. Bernard Puppies For Sale. 



A select stock most always on hand, sired by 

 the above dogs out of prize- winning bitches,- at 



reasonable prices. 



WYOMma KENNELS. Melrose, Mass 



JAS. E. GREEN, Manager. 



FOX-TEERIEBS 



IN STUD. 



Champion Raby Mixer $15 



Russly J oker 15 



Reckoner 15 



Suffolk Risk 10 



Hillside Regent 10 



Puppies for sale from these celebrated dogs out 

 of famous matrons. 



HILLSIDE KENNELS, 



LANCASTER, MASS. 



COUNT NORIE-GLADSTONE-SUE. 



AT STUD, - FEE S^G- 



PAX TANG, the '86 Derby Winner. 



The only known dog of any reputation by Count 

 Noble out of Gladstone— Sue bitch. His puppies are not 

 excelled by any. He is lai'ge size, liealtby and a fast 

 dog with the most delicate nose. Parties having good 

 biti^hes, desiring to produce the perfeetiou of the field 

 trial strain of English setters should address for pedi- 

 gree and particulars. 



Moorefield Breeding and Training Kennels, 



W. T. Irwin, Kennel Manager. Chula, .imella Co., Va. 

 Standard Bred Trotters, Jersey Cattle and Rough-Coatad 



St. Bernards for sale. 

 Address A. H. Moore, 1711 Spring Garden St., PhUa., Pa. 



Mastiffs and Bloodhounds. 



IN STUD: W. K. Taunton's Champion 

 Boaufort. His success as a stud dog and his 

 record on the show bench for the last five years 

 prove him the greatest and best dog living. The 

 only kennel of English Bloodlionnds in Amer- 

 ica. Choice ones for sale at all times, or imported. 

 Mastiff mips from the Albion and Beaufort litters, 

 also out of well known and proved breeders of 

 champion and crreat prize winners. Photographs, 

 25 cts. J. WINCHELL. Fair Haven, Vermont. 



CHAIUNGE INCHIpUIN AT STUD. 



Tlie famous imported Irish setter Inchiquin, 

 bred bv Rev. Robert O'Callahan, Rochester, Eng., 

 by his champion Shaiidon II. o\it of lona. Win- 

 ner first at Boston, Lynn, Chicago and Cleveland. 

 This is the most phenomenal dog of the season, 

 defeating the New York winner at two shows 

 under different judges. Puppies from this dog 

 for sale out of first prize winning bitches. For 

 terms, etc., address 



■T. J. SOANLAN, Fall River, Mass. 



MASTIFFS AT STUD. 



Ormonde, ch. Victor Hugo ex ch. Cambrian 

 Princess. Winner of second, puppy class. Crystal 

 Palace; first and cha.lienge cup. South H8.mi»ton, 

 Eng.; first Cincinnati, first Cleveland. Pxips by 

 Ormonde from Phaedra, a prize winner in Eng- 

 land and America: also from Eadgyth and Blmet, 

 granddaughters of Beaufort and Orlando. Photos 

 25c. each. CHAS. E. BUNN, Peoria, IlL 



HENMORE SHAMROCK 



(Muskerry— Avoca),importedIri8h setter at stud. 

 A Thoroughly trained all-round field dog of high 

 merit and first prize winner. Fee .830. Stud card 

 on application. F. L. CHENEY. 



Pittsfield, Mass. 



PONNEMARA KENNELS.-FIKE IRISH 

 Kj setters. At stud— HEDRIVHiE GLiKNCHo, 



fine field dog and first prize bench winner. Fee 

 $20. Puppies— A beautiful litter, strong and 

 healihy from prize stock. Testimonial says, 

 "Irish pup purchased of you, now .Smos. old, 

 noints and retrieves like old doe. Itisnaturalfor 

 him to hunt." R. H. BURR, Middletown, Conn. 



I"~N THE STUD.-THE ETHAN ALLIN SET- 

 ter Al, fee $35. Al was bred by the late Mr. 

 Allin and trained on rufSed grouse by his handler. 

 Two puppies by him for sale. Address F. L< 

 , t syio? utsestj &pr5Bsf5«ld^ Ma». « 



