FOREST AND STREAM 
313 
NICHOLS & LEFEVEK, 
SYRACUSE, N. Y., 
M AKKU.H OK 
FINE SPORTING GUNS. 
Winners, at the Great St. Louis Bench Show and Exhibition of Sportsmen's Goods, of the only 
Gun of Any Make," and •• For the Best Guu of American 
two Gold Medals given—" For the Best 
Make ’’—fourteen foreign competitors and seven American, sustaining our assertion of making the best gun in the world. 
SEND FOR CATALOGUE OF 1878. 
Winchester i Repeating 
ompanv, i 
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MANUFACTURERS OF THE 
xmCHESTEB t HOTCHKISS REPEATIHG FIRE-ARMS 
In all varieties for MILITARY and 8PORTINQ USES, and evoty variety of 
THESE ARMS 
UNSURPASSED 
ARE 
FOR 
RAPIDITY, ACCURACY, DURABILITY 
AND AR3 NOW OFFERED AT 
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 
and EFFICIENCY, 
For Illustrated Catalogue and Price List, address 
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS COMPANY, 
New Haven, Connecticut, or 245 Broadway, New York. 
VICTORIA GUN CASE. 
Made of heavy bridle leather ; can be carried same as satchel; price *8.60; sent C. O. D. every- 
where. Also same style, made of heavy waterproof caDvae, lined with tlannel ; price 82 ; sent by trail 
postage paid. Address THOMSON Sc SONS, 301 Broadway, N. Y. P. O. Box 1,010. 
IN ORDERING SEND LENGTH OF GUN BARRELS. 
SHELTON’S Auxiliary Rifle Barrel for Breech-Loading Shot-Cuns. 
This barrel can he placed in a gun ready for use In a second of time with the same ease as ® c ® r ' rl J^’ a " d 
can he removed Just aa expeditiously. There Is no wear on the rifle barrel, nor on the ' Bhot-gnD, and It ^can 
not get out of order. With this Auxiliary Barrel, which weighs about one ^und.aTmOBtdOBt^V 
a breech loading shotgun can he converted Into a most accurate rifle. The AUXILIARY BARREL will 
fir an v b tar (lard make of cun of 10 or 12-callbre — calibre of rlflo 32 ? 88. or 4*1 aa desired. Lin^ui of 
barreL twenty Indies. Tbe sheila used with the beat advantage are the Winchester Repeat ng«\rin- Co. a 
cartridges, No. .12 and 39, extra long, and No. 4*, model 1973. Send for a Circular and Price Ll-t. 
§hq gtmtel. 
JP* 
St. Paul Bench Show, i M 
To be given nndor the anaplcea of the 
Minnesota Kennel Club, 
AT 
STA^E FAIR OrtOUNDS, 
ST. PAUL, MINN. 
SEPTEMBER 3, 3, 4, 5, <3, -7, 1878. 
ENTRIES CLOSE AUG. 15. 
ARYI.AND POINTERS IN THE STUD. 
" por® to.** 
m yo tt 
OH AS. LINCOLN, upt. 
SPRATT’S PATENT 
MEAT FIBRINE DOG CAKES. 
Twenty-oue Gold. 9llver and Bronte Medals 
awarded Including Medal of English Kennel 
club, and of Westminster Kennel 
Olnh. New York. 
?.0. hex 1,178. 
AUXILIARY RIFLE BARREL COMPANY, 
XT cur n 4 
NEW HAVEN, CONN. 
Break Sure. 
SV Thi9 is the only ball upon which 
shot will not glance. This ball, always 
presenting a flat surface to the shooter, 
is broken when the shot strikes 
it. Price lower than any other first- 
, class ball. 
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO DEALERS. 
Patent Applied for. 
HENRY CTSQUIRES, 
I Cortlandt St., N. Y. 
None are genuine unless *u slumped. 
F. O. Be I.UZK. 
13 South William Street, N. Y„ Sole Agent. 
BROWN * HILDER, St. Lout*, Wcatern Agents. 
For gale in case* of 113 pounds. 
Pleas! Fleas! Worms! Worms! 
STEADMAN’S FLEA POWDER for DOGS. 
A Biuie to Fleas— A Boon to Dogs. 
This Powder la guaranteed to kill fleas on dog- or 
,uy other animals, or money returned. It I* put op 
in patent '-oxes with sliding pepper box top. which 
greatly facilitate* Its use Simple and eiJlcaoloua 
Price 50 cents by until. Postpaid 
ARECA NOT FOR WORMS IN DOGS 
A CERTAIN REMEDY 
Put op in boxes containing a dozen powders, with 
fall directions for use. 
Price 00 cents per Box by wall. 
Both the above are recommended by Rod AND On* 
old FOURS? ahd Stkram. 
Liver color, weigh* about 57 lbs.; 1« u Orat-oia*a 
fleld dog noth on coveys and single blrda ; has great 
speed and endurance, and la not afraid of briar*. 
Was shown at Baltimore m the same oluss as Beusa- 
tloo, and wan highly commended. 
** BnAOG." 
Lemon and white, weighs about «" lbs.: litter bro- 
ther to Till, who took llrxt premium for Native 
Pointers at New York, M*y. 1M7T. 
Fee for Kltlicr Bog. *20. 
Aa regards performance* of dogs In the fleld, 
would refer to Messrs. Clark A Suehicr, Baltimore; 
lion J. R. Iteyburo, 1,822 Spring Garden srruot. 
Philadelphia. 
FuR SALK, one llvcr-coiorod pnp, by Ponto, nut 
of Ginger, whelped In August, 1S17 Price for imp. 
*•6. Also, five dog into four hitch pups, wheitiutl 
April 1, 1S78, by Ponto, ont of Glng-r Price, *16 at 
eight week* old, or *20 per pair. Address MUlll- 
KlitlC KKNNEL, Muirkirk, Prince Ooorgo'a County, 
Md. upr26 3m 
COCKERS 1 COCKERS! 
Sportsmen lu want of flrst-ola** cocker apanle's 
write at once to HOBEK WALKER, Franklin. Be. 
Co , N. Y. Stock ami delivery guaranteed. Price, 
$16 each for dog or hitch or spuyod hitch pit 
m«y 2 ljr 
octia 
W. HOLBERTON 
117 FU TON STREET 
COCKER SPANIEL 
Breeding Kennel 
OP 
M. P. MoKOON, Franklin, Del. Co., N. Y. 
Ikeeponly cockers of the finest strains. I sell only 
young stock. I guarantee satisfaction and cafe de- 
livery to every customer. These beautiful and In- 
telligent dogs cannot he beaten for ruffed gfJJJ*® 
and woodcock shooting and retrieving. jioti 
r -'NOLlsn PRIZE, “TUD, SPORTING AND NON 
'j Sporting Doga for ado. Greyhounds, pointers, 
setters, retrlcveta, spaniels, broke for the fluid, iao 
each ; for tho fleld and show bench, of go d p-dt- 
grees, £10 each ; fox terriers, hull terrier*, black 
and tau terriers, from £t" each, «!1 uead gsmo, of 
good pedigrees, am very valuable for breeding; 
better quality for tne show bench, £V> ench. Also a 
few Yorkshire terriers at cm < ach The prize 
Yorkshire terrier, “ Willie," will he ■old. Winners 
of silver enp, Queenshnrv. flr-tu'd sliver cop Ul- 
veratOD, anil ten Other prlz- s All dogs will bo sent 
to Me srs. Bampton A Htegilsh, Express Agent*. W 
Wlllkuu street, New York. Drafts to acc- mpuiy 
order, payable On Alliance Bunk. London Hutlsfao 
lion 1« guaranteed bt the advirilser, who Is a Judge 
and reporter of English dug Shows. K STEEL, 
Well Royd Farm, Stamp Cross. Halifax. England. 
mart fim 
I .''OR “ALE— A few puppies by Burgnndthlfl'H 
' "Rake," ont of “Queen Mia- eh "a Bismarck 
bltoh. This cross is onuou tedly tho b"St that can 
be made, a d •»! 1 in al probability moke the coming 
dog. For terms address W. U. HULABlRD, Val 
poralso, Ind. my2S 2t 
F OR SALE— When se en tveoks old. seven 
puppies — four dogs, 'hreo gyi s— out of J. L. 
Woodbrhige's ‘ITiinkett-Nci ' setter hltoh "M g- 
gle,” by Col P. W. Hu'is.m’a Imp -r'e.l champion 
Gordon dog "Max;" prl e- to amt > be time*. Ad- 
dress j. L WOOD BRIDGE, box 209, North tfanohea- 
u r, Conn. It 
S PIKE COLLARS — Spike collars, by mean* o 
winch doc* of ant aos ok Husnu, no matter 
how long hunted, or wbst me disposition, con tie 
taught to fetch and earn , and to retrieve game In a 
most perfect manner, with no play about tt. Dogs 
broken of gnn shyness and whip-shyii-ss. mu do 
steady fefore and behind, and “ to heel " steadily ; 
prevents lugging on the chain, beside* a much more 
extended sphere of uarfaimisa. Price, with direc- 
tions for using. *3 Kennel collars, which no dog 
can get over bl* head, price II. Address M. VoN 
CULIN, Delaware City Del. tf 
TjAOU BALK — A 8t, Bernard dog, 4 years old; lrn- 
X 1 ported from theflosplce. Addres*, A. I , Box 
9*3, boston. “I 1 * 4* 
