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FOREST AND STREAM. 



[AV9. 20, 1891. 



STEVENS SPECIAL FIRE ARMS. 



"S^Tierever shooting is done, in all parts of the world, the Stevens Rifles and Pistols are 

 being introrhiced, and on account of their superior accuracy are preferred. 



STEVENS PISTOLS have made more brilliant records and have done finer work than any 

 other pistol ever made. 



STEVENS RIFLiES have made records which were considered impossible. 

 STEVENS POCKET RIFLES are carried by ladies, anglers, tourists and hunters. Thev- 

 are marvels of accuracy, compactness and beauty. 



STEVENS LADIES' RIFLE is the proper rifle for ladies. It is wonderfully accurate and 

 has no recoil. 



The 23 long ritle and the .25 rim-flre cartridges, the most accu'-ate small-bore cartridges made, 

 were originated by this company. These celebrated rifles and pistols are manufactm-ed by 



THE J. STEVENS ARMS AND TOOL CO., 



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BEIiMONTYLE OIL. 



IS A 



P*ositive JRust IPreventive. 



NONE BETTER ON THE MARKET. 



L'-Pvesa thir.dry film ■protectino metalHc surfaces fr-m Rust, Tah^^ish 

 AND Verdegrxs. ard increasing their brightness. For CuTi.EnY, Fire 

 Arms. Bicycles, Yacht Cannons, Surgical Instruments. Highly 

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 Sporting Houses. Utimailablp. Seud for Prjco List. 



THE BRfDGEPORT GUN IMPLEMENT CO., 



DEPOT FOR SALES, 313^ BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 



mm AOGELERATINe SHQTeUNGARTRIDeE 



The "EXPERT" is charged witn a 

 perforated cake of esppcially prepared 

 powder, which burns progressivei^ . Shot 

 started easil5% with rapidlv increasing 

 velocity and lesst recoil. Perfect combus- 

 •^lon, little smoke, harmlew dry ash resi- 

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 tor-Tiity of T-attern and penetration Nn 

 nitrates, decomposino- or chmmabte chem- 

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only. 10, 1 and 3 e-Ga«g<>H. For sale by Lrnian Tartridge Oo., Ensrlewood. N. J. 



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FLUID BEEF 



FOR. 



Athletic Outfits, Kishisig: Xaclcle 

 Catalog^ues, etc., tlie Clasp En- 

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Will give immediate relief from fatigue after a 

 day's tramping or exposure. Needs only to be 

 mixed with hot water and seasoned with salt 

 and pppper. Invaluable in the camp kitchen, as 

 the mosf delicious soups can be prepared from it 

 in a moment. Take a bottle with you on the 

 next trip. Sold by all dealers in sport'ng goods 

 and the leading grocers everywhere. Manufac- 

 tured with the most scrupulous cleanliness and 

 care by 



THE NUTEIMENT CO., Chicago, lil 



Hesht C. Squires, 178 Broadway, New York, carries a 

 full line of our goods. 



Snamaa's Cembhed Tinnk and Bad. 



For hunters, camping parties and horsemen. , Write 

 for illustrated catalogue to GEO. W. SNAMA^, JR. 

 19i) Ohio street, Allegheny, Pa. 



The AdiFondacks. 



Map of the Adirondack Wilderness. 



Pocket edition nn mnp-bond pap' r $1 00 



"It Is the most complete mav of the Adnondack 

 region ever published "—fores* and Stream. 

 PocVet Map of Lake ChampTain and Lake 



George. Map-Oond paper, 50 cts. 

 Guide Books.— The Adirondacks, illustrated, 



16 mo .,272 pages, pseudo cloth cover, 25 cia. 

 liake George and Tiake Chaniplain, 25 cts. 



Hunting in the Great Vilest. 



(Eustlings in the EocMes.) 



Hunting and Fishing Sketches by Mountain 

 and Stream. By G. O. Shields. ISmo., cloth, 300 

 pages illustrated. Price 75 cts. For sale by 



FOREST AND STREAM PUBLISHING CO., 

 m Breadway. New York. 



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Reflecting Lamps, 



With Silver Plated Locomotive Reflectors. 



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M EAGHAM U AMMERLESS 

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ported Walnut Pistol Grip Stock, Patent 

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 Under Fastening. Rubber Butt, Compensating Hinge 

 Joint, Long Breech Frame. 10 and 12 gauge. 



Damascus Barrels, ch^ok^d. $36.29 



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SHOOTING BLOUSES 



Ten per cent, better score made 

 wMle wearing tliem. 



Made of .Jersey clnth, two pockets for shells, no 

 buttons; pull on over the head. 



COLORS— Black, Navy Blue, Seal 

 Brown, Garnet aud Tan. 



(Measure around chest under arms). 

 It yottr dealer does not krep them, spnd $2.00 

 direct to the mill, and we will send one by return 

 mail. 



RAINBOW KNITTING MILLS, 



Germantown, Phila., Pa. 



in tte #ttt«. 



AT STUD. 



The Great PLINLIMMON. 



Sire or grand sire of most of the noted dogs of 

 the present time. 



Fee S200. 



LORD MELROSE. 



The largest dog in the world. Height, SoJ^in. 

 Winner first, Boston. 



Fee $50. 



PUPS FO^R SALE 



by the famous 



I have six litters bv Alton out of fine bitches. 

 8end for a descriptive list of the f-ix litters. The 

 last chance to secure pups by this wonderful dog. 



B. H. MOORE, Melrose, Mass. 



AT STUD. 



King'ston Reg'ent. 



This grand do? is the best son of the great 

 PKINCE REGENT, by Lady 8t. Gothard. He is 

 .SSJ^in. high and has the heaviest bone and richest 

 dark orange coat of any St. Bera^ird in America. 

 His head is remarkable for its character, depth 

 of muzzle and expression. He was born February 

 26, 1889, and is wonderfully strong and vigorous. 



Fee, $50. 



Champion Hector. 



winner of sixty-six first and special prizes and 

 stud cups. He is the sire of Champion Oleopatrf, 

 Caleb, Lord Hector, Major Hectot. Duke of 

 Sparta and many other noted St. Bernards. 



Fee, $40. 



NEW YORK ST.BERNIRO KENKELS, 



188TH STREET AND THE HUDSON RIVER. 



R£AI> 'mis ! 



RE.4.I* THIS 



MASTIFFS. 



At Stud.— Ormonde; sire, Cb. Victor Huffo; 

 dsm, Cb. Cambrian Princess. Ormonde is a pnze 

 winner every lime shown, both in Ensland and 

 Araerira, ar\d his young stork is proving him an 

 exceptional sire. I have always on hand young 

 stock for disposal at fair prices. 1 have no blood 

 but the mo?*- fasbionablp i^i my kennels. Write 

 CHAS. E. BU.N'N, Peoria. 111. 



St. Bernards at Stud. 



1. Sosgarth, immense rough-coat, the onlv son of 

 Lord Bute at stud in America. 2. Patrol, one of 

 our hf St smooths, ff e S35 each. 

 .lOHN KEBVAN, 195 ICing st., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



p ONNEMARA KENNELS.-FINE IRISH 

 \J setters. Atstud — KEDKIVBRGLKNCH^). 



fine field dog and first prize bench winner. Fee 

 S20. Puppie — A beautiful litter, strong and 

 heabhvfrom prize stock, wne^ped April 12, '91. 

 Circulars. R. H. BURR, Middletown. Conn. 



YORKSHIRE TOY TERRIER. 

 Champion Bradford Harry, described i'^ 

 show reports as "best Yorkshire in America." 

 Pedigree and winnings free, photos 50cts. A 

 limited number of his puppies for sale. P. H 



WYOMING KENNELS. 



The LARGEST and BEST kennel of 

 ROUGH-COATED SAINT BERNARDS 

 in the world, comprising the following 

 noted STUD DOGS: 



Champ. SIR BEDIVERE (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- 

 dreri Guinea Challenge Cur> four times, the Hal- 

 sey Trophv twice, and the Deacon Challengp Cup 

 twice. Stud fee $150.00 



Cliamp. PlilNLIMMON, JR. (6864). 



This s'rand voung d"? is a son of the world- 

 renonned Ch. PLINLIMMON, aud although onlv 

 a little over three years old, is the winner of 37 

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

 stock. Stud fee $50.00 



liOTHARIO (18371). 



This gr ind headed young dog is by the famous 

 Ch. VALENTINE out of that well known bitch 

 SAFFRON. He is the only son of Ch. Vulentine 

 at stud in America, and from hi.'^ breeding, and 

 low stud fee, should ^■e much sought after bv St 

 Bernard breed ers. Stud fee S25.00 



St. Bernard Puppies For Sale. 



A ^'elect stock most always on hand, sired by 

 the above dogs out of prize- winning bitches, at 

 reasonable prices. 



WYOMm& EENNELS. Melrose, Mass 



JAS. E. GREEN, Manage.r. 



ST. BERNARDS 



AT STUD. 



ARISTOCRAT, 



WINNER OF MORE FIRST PRIZES AND 

 SPECIALS DURING 1B90 THAN ANY 

 OTHER ST. BERNARD. 



FEE, - $50. 



DUTCHESS KENNELS, 



Pouglikeepsie, Y. 

 DAVID E. LOVELAND, Manager. 



FOX-TEREIEES 



IN STUD. 



Champion Ratoy Mixer $15 



Russly Joker 15 



Reckoner 15 



Suffolk Risk 10 



Pitclier 26 



Puppies for sale from these celebrated dogs out 

 of famous matrons. 



HILLSIDE KENNELS, 



LANCASTER, MASS. 



AT STUD. 



FEt3 $50. 



KING OP KENT 



(A.K.C.S B. 6aB4), 

 Sire of the phenotnenal flt^ld trial winners. Rip 

 Rfip. Zig-Zag, Tapstpr and Maid of Kent. 

 Pointer Puppies for sale. 

 Apply to JA«. MORTIMER, 



Supt. Westminster Kpnnel Club. 



Babylon, L- 1. 



MasMif>4 and Bloodhounds. 



IN STUD: W. K. Taunton's Champion 

 Beaufort. His success as a stud dog and his 

 record on the show bench for the last Ave years 

 prove him the greatest and best dog living. The 

 only kennel of English Bloodhotinds in Amer- 

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

 Mastiff nups from the Albion and Beaufort iitters, 

 also out of well Known and proved breeders of 

 champion and ereat prize winners. Photographs, 

 25 cts. J. WINCH KL L. Fair Haven, Vermont. 



IN THE STUD -THE ETHAN ALLIN SET- 

 ter Al, fee $25. Al was bred hy the late A^. 

 Allin and trained on ruffed grouse by his hanrller. 

 Two pnppies by him for sale. Address P. L. 

 NICHOLS, 64 Taylor street. Springfield, Mass. tf 



AtStud.-English greyhounds. Gem of the Season, 

 winner of over 50 1st and specials. Pious Pem- 

 broke, winner of over 20flrsts and special; Pexter. 

 corded coat poodle. Pups from the above for sale. 

 Gkeyhond and Poodle KENisrELS. Salem, Mass. 



GLENMORE KENNELS. 



THE CHAMPIOX IRISH !^ETTBR KENNELS OF AMERICA. 

 E. B. BISHOP, Owner, 43 St. James Ave., Cincinnati, O. 



AT STUD. 



Challenge BEAU BRUMMEL, Fee $25 



The most phenomftal r^orr of the limes. 

 (A K.C.S.B. 19,961). 



Imp. Sarsfield, - Fee $25 



The greatf st living 

 (A.K.C.S.I 



Irish <=etter sire. 

 !. 10,854.) 



Imp. Dan Mylrea, Fee $20 



A noted first-prize winner. (A.K.CS.B. 19.173). 



Youns stock always on hand. 



The Champion Three. 



Chmp. Ruby Glenmore, 



The champion Irish setter bitch of America. 



Champ. Molly Bawn, 



The ex-champion Irish setter bitch of America. 



Champion Winnie II., 



The only imported champion Irish setter dog In 

 America to-day. 



Write for circular an'^ prices, 



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