FOREST AND STREAM 
45 
BIG INVENTION. 
Lloyd, the famous map man. who made alt Iho mops 
for General Grant and the Union army. cutllflcatu* of 
which hu published, has just Invented a way of tot- 
ting a relief plate from steel »o u* to print Lloyd's 
M up of American Continent showing from ocean to 
<n i-an— on one tntlru iiheet of bank note paper. tOxSO 
Indie* large, on a llshtning pre»*. and colored, owed 
nnd varnished for the wall *o ue to stand washing, 
and mailing anywhere In tho world, for 30 cenls. or 
unvarnished f.,r 25 cents. This map *»'owa tho whole 
fritted States and Territories In a group, from snr- 
veya to 1875, with a million plnce* on It, such as towns, 
cltle*. villages, mountains, lakes, rivers, stream*, gold 
mine-, railway stations, Ac. This map should be In 
every house. Send 'jOcents to the Lloyd Map lom- 
puny. Philadelphia, and you will got a copy by r^ium 
THE 
HAZARD POWDER CO 
THE AMERICAN 
W. & C. SCOTT & SONS 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
Genuine Breech Loaders. 
WINNER* OF TUB GUN TRIAL OF 1S73 
Uctiort of Gun Trial sent on application. 
AG EATS: 
WM. READ & SONS, 
1 3 Fsiucitil Hull Sq ,Boston. 
\ genuine scon Muzzle Loading Gun. $25 up. 
Mavnard. Bullard, Remington und Sharp s Umea. 
•■Bullard s breech loading Sporting Rules. *181. 
Also all other make?. Greener, Weatley Richards, 
Web ley, Remington. Moore, Ac. 
Uutsey 'A Gyro Trap, for shooting practice. 
Ballard Rllles for sale. St8; altered, S 22. 
Fine Bronze Yacht Inna on raaltoguny carriages, 
Complete, ns famished t the New \ ork and Boston 
Yacht Sauadronn. SEND h OR CIRCULARS. 
Cl Ik 4.. (.1 (Win Invested in Stock* and 
nl" l-O 5*1 • sUwVl liold pays 800 per cent 
a morel). Pamphlet free. Tunihrldge & Co., Bank- 
»r»,2 Wall atreel, N. Y. 
Sportsman’s Route 
Chicago & North-western Railway 
' This great corporation now owns nnd operates over 
two thousand mile* "f rood, radiating from Chicago 
like tile linger* on a man * hand. It* flues reach In all 
directions ami cover about nil of the country north, 
northwest nnd west of Chicago. With one branch It 
readies Racine, Kenosha, Milwaukee, and the country 
north thereof; with anothe- line it pushes through 
Janesville, Watertown. Oshkosh, Fond dll Luc Green 
n„ r , tcsriinnba, to Neguituee and Marquette; with an- 
other line It passes through Madb-on, Elroy, and for 
St. 1’uuLund Minneapolis; branching westward from 
hlroy, to ami through Winona, Cwatonnu. St. Peter, 
Mankato. New Ulm, and stOus not until Lake Karnes 
kn, Ducoittli, Is teached; another line starts from Chi- 
cago nnd runs through Elgin and Rockford to Free- 
port, and via the Illinois Central, reaches Warren, 
Galena uud Dubuque, and the country beyond. Still 
another line runs almost due wcatward, and passes 
through Dixon, Sidling, Fulton, Clinton, (fowul Ce- 
dar Rapid-. MnwBulltown. G-and Junction. Missouri 
Valley Junction, to Connell Blntfs nnd Omaha Tills 
la-L named la the • Gbkat Trans-Con unbntal 
R iuiT«,’’mid the pioneer overland line for Nebraska, 
t'otormio, Utah, Idaho, Mom nut, Nevada, California 
amt the Pacific con *t. It run* through the Garden of 
Illinois mid Iowa, and is the safest, shortest and best 
route to uniutia, Lincoln, and other points In Nebras- 
ka, and for Chevetiiic, Denver, Salt Lake City, Vir- 
ginia City, Carson, Sacramento, sari Francisco, and 
all other points west of the Missouri River. 
See, then, what one company con do If you want 
to go to Milwaukee, Fond tilt Lao. Manitowoc. Sho- 
boygun, Janesville, Watertown. O-bkosh. Do I’ere, 
Oie-n Bty, lllpon, Madison, Baraboo. Knu Claire, 
Hudson. Siillwuer, st Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, 
Hrec ken ridge. Mooroliend. Fort Garry. Winona. l)v\a- 
tiiuiia. New ulm, Kreepnrt, Warrnt, Platt»vll.c, Gu 
ji-nh, Dubuque, .Vnl> ruio. Fort Dodge, Sioux City, 
Yankton, Council Bluffs. Omaha Lincoln, Denver, 
Salt Luke City, Sacramento. San Francisco, or a hun- 
dred other northern, northwestern, or western 
points this great line i* the one you should take. The 
tiark to of tho host steel rail, uud Is well ballasted and 
as tree from du-r a* a roail can Ire mime. The bridge* 
are strong and dnrnbte, mid nil the iqipoiiitiiicutsiire 
Ilr-t na-s in every respee.i. Tho trains (lint run over 
this route are made up of elegant new Pullman Palace 
Drawing Room and Sleeping Coaches, built ex/irenly 
for th\n line, luxurious, well lighted, und well vcntilit- 
ten Day Coaches, and plcu-nnt lounging and smoking 
cure-all built by tills company lu their own shops. 
The ears are all equipped with the celebrated Miller 
Safety Platform, und (latent Buffers and couplings, 
Wosllnghouse sufetv Air Brakes, and ever v other np- 
plinnce that hu* been devhed fur the safety of pas- 
senger trains. All trains are run by telegraph, 
lu a Word this GREAT LINK has the best 
and smoothest track, and the inn-t elegant und 
eomforttiblu equipment of any road in tho \\ est, and 
hss no competitor in the country. It Is eminently tho 
favorite route wltn the Chicagoans traveling west, 
north, or northwest, and Is acknowledged by llie truv- 
cllug public to be i lie popular line for all points lu 
Northern Illinois, Whcouslii, Minnesota, Northern 
Michigan, Dakota, Western Iowa, Nebraska, Wyom- 
ing, Coloi ado. I’lali, Montana, ldulio, Nevada, Cnii 
foruln ai d the Pac.itlc Slope. 
TO SPORTSMEN: 
This line presents peculiar advantage*. For 
Prairie Chickens, Duck*, Geese, A llranl shooting 
our Iowa Line to day offers 
More Favorable l?oi«ts 
i tun any other road In the country, while for 
DEER AND HEAR HUNTING nnd for BROOK 
TI40UT, LAKE SALMON. PIKE. PICK- 
EltKI. and BASS FISHING 
a hundred points on the Northern and North-western 
lino* of this ('uintiiiny will lie found unsurpassed by 
any thing In i he West 
.MARTIN lit UIIITT, Gen. Snpt . Chicago. 
\V. II, 8TKNNKTT, Gen. Pa-- Am Cl'inuro. 
"TT'OH T'ALL — liUli AN L) Lil U 11; A ELI, 
JJ broken on bird-; good retrievers; M month-. 
Address .1 <)■ H odtre Forest and Sfre-m,. Fchgl I t 
EAVV DUCK GUN nr THE iih.'T 
makers at ren-nusblo price. Send pari leuiars 
ti.iohn H IlCOt VRL' 1- , ’*0 " .■ 
GUNPOWDER 
Hazard’* “Electric" Powder. 
Nos. 1 (find to 5 (coarse). Unsurpassed in point of 
strength and clcnnllnees. Packed in square canis- 
ters of I lb. only. 
Hazard's “American Sporting." 
Nos. I (finci *n 8 (coarse). In I lb, canisters amltij lb. 
kegs. A fine groin, quick and clean, for upland and 
prairie shooting. Well adapted to short guns. 
Hazard's “Duck Shooting." 
Nos. 1 (flue) to 5 (course). In 1 uud 5 Hi. canisters 
and lii and 12J lb. keg*. Barns tlntrly and very 
clean, shooting remarknbljr close, and with (/not 
penetration. For Held, forest and wuter shooting 
it ranks any other brand, and It Is equally servicea- 
ble for muzzle or breech loader. 
Hazard's “Kentucky lllflc." 
FFFG, FFG, nnd "Sea Shooting" KG, In kegs of 83, 
124. and IR lb*, nnd cans of 5 lbs. FFFGUnluo 
packed In I and J lb. canl-tere. Burn* strong and 
moUt The FFFG and FFG are favorite brand* 
for ordinary sporting, and tho “Sen Shooting" FG 
Is the standard Uiflt powder of tLc country. 
SUPERIOR MraiNO AND BLASTING POWDER 
GOVERNMENT CANNON AND MUSKET POW- 
DER; ALSO SPkCIAI. grades for EXPORT, 
iiK ANY RKOU1RRD GRAIN OR PROOF MAN- 
UFACTURED TO ORDER. 
The above can be had of dealers, or of the Compa- 
ny's agents in every prominent city, or wholesale at 
our office. 
Wall Street* New York. 
Fell II 
SALMON ANGLING 
In the undermentioned Salmon Rivers will be Leased 
for a term of FIVE YEARS. Competition above up 
act prices named. LESSEES to maintain guurdian- 
ehlp at private cost. Application* will bo received to 
1st MAY next. 
Rivet Natashquon (North Shore) $8«Ji 
River Trinity (near Point dee Monts) 100 
River St. Margaret (en baa) 100 
River Trout (near Moisle) 30 
River Mistassini (near Godbout) 20 
River Becacie, do 20 
Iliver Mulbalu (near Perre) 100 
River Grand Pahos, do 200 
River Little l’abos, do 100 
River Toblqne (Now Brunswick) 100 
River Nashwaak. do 100 
River N.W. Mlramtchl, do 200 
River Jupiter (Anticosti Island) 100 
River Salmon, do 30 
By order of the Hon. the Minister of Marine nnd 
Fisheries. 
Address, w F W HITCHER, 
Commissioner of Fisheries, Ottawa. 
SALMON ANGLING. 
Gentlemen wishing 10 fish for Salmon In the splendid 
river Rouinine during the senaon of 1875, will be 
pleased io apply for information to ,1. W. C„ caro of 
Editor Forest and Stream. The Salmon are thelar 
ee-t in the Dominion and run to over fifty pounds 
weight. ___ ™ A 1 
DR. FOWL KU’8 
PATENT 
hard rubber reel 
The Cem—lmproved. 
f pHORO UGliLi uttutvL iuwu.it *>v . n 
_L for sale. Address G. J. U.. American Gun En- 
graving C<„ West Menden, Conn. Feb 84-9; 
Tilt* boaiiliful Heel has now been before the pub- 
lie two years, nnd all who have used It speak loud in 
it* prul.-e. 
IT HAS BERN IMPROVED, 
nnd nil the Reels made this year will pass through tho 
hands of the Inventor, nnd none allowed to gu out. 
except thO»e that are- perfect. 
For solo by all flret-clnsg Jobbers and tho trade gen- 
V 11 FOWLER, Inventor, 
Feb. 4 ITHACA, N. Y. 
Shooting Club. 
A pplications will be in: 
CE1VKD from gentlemen fur member-hip In a 
Shoo lug Club, now being organized, with an owner- 
ship of about 300 acre-, and (hooting leases (easily 
procured) covering from SjDOD to 8,00 acre*.. 
The grounds are sltosred in a gome district, within 
four hours by rail fsom New York and one nnd one- 
ha f It. tirs from Philadelphia. Onall, ruffed grouse. 
woodcock, foxes, and hares constitute the game. 
The membership will be restricted to flJljr, *nu the 
annanl dues to $20 per annum. Address 
"SHOOTING CLUB," care Forest and Stream. 
T) 
W. MERIDIEI 
CONN. 
SpocIM attention Is given to flr*t rl**s work. Extra 
sketches nnd IH1U PORTRAITS cut to order, by 
JACOB Gl.AIlN, Manager, 
Engraving and Omu- 
mental Department. Feb It 
sending photographs. J At'OI 
Formerly snpt. of Parker llro 
menial Department. 
CAMPING and MINING 
WORKS 
ON THE 
Horse, Dog, Natural His- 
tory, Taxidermy, &e., 
FOR SALS BY THE 
Forest and Stream Publishing Co. 
ST( >A 
Ootsldu dimensions, packed, {8x12x20 Inches. 
Weighing only 25 pound*, very durable, will cook 
for ten person*, uud I* espucinlly adapted for camp- 
ing purposes. Thr wore consists of 8 qt. kettle, tl qt, 
Tea Kettle, 2 qt. t offee Pot. Fry Pan, round Tin Pun, 
8 square Pans, Dipper, Gridiron, Tent Collar, H ft. 
Funnel, nnd an oven that will roust 15 pounds beef. 
orris 
at.. 
III. 
The waro ts so constructed that It nest* and pack* 
In the oven, and the oven and funnel pack inside tltu 
stove, ni represented In cut 2, leaving room for pack 
Ing half a dozen Plates, Knives, Forks and Spoons, 
and Drinking Cups. Price complete, 915. 
SBND Foil ClliCUl.AU 
H. L. DUNCKLEE, 
Feb, f H«X 2710. IIOHTON. 
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 
Florida Excursion Rotitos, 
SEASON of 1874-8. 
Tickelsto Jacksonville, Fla., and return tiro sold De- 
cember 1*1 to April 'st good to return until 
May 31st, uud have all the prtvIllgoB 
of FIRST CLASS Tickets. 
Routo No. 5 iO-VIii Washington, Richmond, Wil- 
mington, Charleston nnd Savannah 
Route' No. Ml— Via Washington, Richmond, Char 
lotto. Augusta and Savannah. 
Route No 512— Via Washington, Richmond, Wilming- 
ton, Augusta and Savannah. 
Route No. 513 — Via Washington, Richmond, Char- 
lotte, Atlanta, Macon and Jesup. 
Routo No. 514— Via Washington, Lynchburg. Char- 
lotte, Augusta und Savannah. 
Route No. 515— Via Washington, Lynchburg, Bristol, 
Atlanta, Macon nnd Jesup 
Route No. 518 -Via Washington, Richmond . Augusta, 
Yonusscc and Savannah. 
Route No. 549 -Via Washington. Richmond. Wilming- 
ton, Augusta, YemuMeo and Savnitimli. 
Route No. 34t) Via Baltimore, Norfolk, Wilmington. 
Augusta and Savannah 
Route No. 317 - Via Baltimore, Norfolk, Wilmington, 
Charleston uud Savannah. 
jjfVAII of the above ticket* return by suuto route, 
and are sold at the following 
TllltOPOII HAT**. 
New York 950 DOITrenton 947 75 
Jersey Cltv . 50 00 Harrisburg 15 .'iU 
Newark 50 00 1 Williamsport 40 50 
Elizabeth W 9B AltOOJin 80 75 
Rahway • 40 60 Pittsburg 32 75 
New Brunswick. . . 40 001 
VARIABLE ROUTE TICKETS. 
Sold nt Now York. Jersey City. Harrisburg, Williams 
port, Altoona and Pllt*lmrg, a* follows 
Excursion No, 51' Going by Route 610, reluming 
by Route 512, 910 additional 
Excursion NO. 517 -Going by Route 51!, returning 
by Route 510, 910 additional. 
Excursion No. 518- Going by Routo 510, returning 
by Route 511, 910 additions! 
Excursion No. 510— Going by Routo 511, returning 
by Rome 510. 910 additional. 
Excursion No. 622— Going by Route 810, returning 
by Route 514. 910 additional. 
Excursion &fl -Going by Routo 614, reluming 
by Route 510, $10 additional. 
Excursion No. 52b— Going by Route 611, rotnmlng 
by Route 612, 910 additional. 
Excursion No. !W7— Going by Route 512, returning 
bv Itout- Ml. 910 additional. 
Excursion No. 580-tiolng by Ronto 611, returning 
bv Route Ml. 910 additional. 
‘ Excursion So. 511— Going by Ronto 514, returning 
by Route Ml. 9*° Additional. 
Excursion No. 530 Going by Ronto 512, returning 
by Route 614. 910 addlttcnal. 
‘Excursion No. 33? Going by Routo 514, returning 
by Route 512, 910 additional. 
Excursion No 512 -Going by Route 513, returning 
by Route 518, 91" additional, 
Excursion No. 518— Going by route 516, returning 
by Route 513. 91" additional. 
'N, W York offices — No I Astor House, No 5211 
Broadway, and No. 011 Broadway Depots- Foot of 
DesbroMes Street nnd foot of Coartlandt •tr«"et. 
Bo-ton office -Nos. 77 nnd 70 Washington street. 
I) M. BOYD. Jr . Gen. Pu.-'ngr Agt. 
FRANK THOM PSON. General Manager 
Sportsmen! 
Your attention Is colled to 
good s oil tanned moc- 
C'ASINS' the best tiling ever 
worn by sportsmen, Not 
Injured by wetting nnd 
drying— always soft and 
ca«y to tho feet, and 
VEKY DURABLE— being marie of the very best of 
slock In three different styles, and warranted the gen- 
uine article, different from anything before offered. 
Illustrated Circular and Price List free. 
FRANK GOOD. 
1909 Elm st. Manchester. N. H. 
The Homo. Youait 
Tho Trotting Horn-, lllmm Woodruff. 
The Horse in Iho Stable nnd the Field 
American Gentleman's Stable Guide 
Forester's American Game In Its senseil 
Forester's Horse and Horsemanship, Kvo, 3 vol 
Fmnk Forester's Field Sports. 8vo. 9 vol*. 
Frank Forester’s Visit and Flshlug (ItXl Ills), , 
Frank Forester's Mmnial Young sportsman . , 
Gutl, Roil *nd Snddh .... 
lluiuicopathlc Veterinary Practice. ■ 
Tho Horse Doctor. May hew 
Horse Management. Mayhevv. . 
Dogs, their Management. May hew 
The Dog. Youatt 
The Dog, lilstone 
Shooting, Doming nnd Fishing. Warren.. 
The Fishing Toitilst. Charles llnlhvk 
The American Angler's Book. Thiuldcm 
Fishing lu American Waters Genlo c, 
Modern llrvech Louder* Greener, 
Manual for lllfie Praetue. Wlngnie, 
lewis' American Sportsiiinn 
TllO Trapper's Guide, Newhoiise, . 
Domesilcated Trout. Livingston Stone 
Trout Culture Seth Green 
American Fish Cull tire. Thnddeus Norrl*.. 
Handbook of Shooting (Ruutledge's) 
" Angling. " 
Kncjrclopedla'of Rural Snorts, Stonellciice 
Shot Gun ami Siiortlug ltllle Stonehui ge, II I n 
itiii ni Snort* olonohengi 
Key to tlie Birds of North America. By Kllloll 
Cones. ., . . . 7 (Hi 
History of North American Birds, By I’rof 
I tut nl , Dr Brewer, and Mr Bulge ay. 8 vol. Mil i«i 
F ield Ornllliohigy. A staudnnl trentlse on Tiim 
dermy, wltli Cheek List of North A 1110111:1111 
Bl ids 2 75 
Check List alone. K. Gonna 1 fO 
Plain Directions (or Acquiring Iho Ait of Shoot 
Ing on the Wing I 75 
Rural Sports -llluluo's Encyolopii'dln of cloth, lu 10 
■■ ■' - imi r Itu mIb, 18 esi 
Stonehenge on Shooting... ... 5 25 
The Hptirisninn s Frieml n 11 Frost. “3 
Stonehenge on tho Dog IN) 
Largo Game Shooting In Thltiet and (ho North 
s\ . 0 10 CD 
Accessible Fluid Sport* 1 •*• 
Bllles uud ltllle I’ruotli e 2 00 
Vocation Adventures In the Wllderne*-; 
Camp Life 01; the Adlroiidni'k* 
•• Tourist edition, with Mm 
Fortv-fonr Year* of a limiter's l.tfi 
$1 to V 
V 50 
2 N) 
, I 25 
3 (HI 
. 10 (X) 
, U 1X1 
. 3 50 
, 3 no 
. 1 00 
. 5 00 
3 PO 
» 00 
75 
4 no 
2 N) 
I (X) 
. 2 to 
5 50 
8 50 
3 50 
I Ml 
3 1X1 
, 1 50 
. tl Ml 
1 10 
1 75 
M) 
30 
5 DO 
5 IXI 
0 IX) 
The Sportsman ami Naturalist In Canada 
Wild Sports of the World 
«l 
Walton a mid Colton s Coinplt tc 
ltoyul 8 vo, 
Angler, 2 vol*. 
Hi, 2(1 
1 76 
2 2 *. 
1 76 
16 Ui 
2 Mi 
... Free calf, gill edges, 40 25 
Wild Scenes of a Hunter'* Life 1 76 
Excursions In Field and Forest 2 26 
Harris' Bisect* Injurious to Vegetation I («i 
Practical Floriculture I 60 
Downing's Landscape Gardener o Ml 
Beautifying Country Homes 15 00 
The American Cuttle Doctor, by J. II. Dadd. . I Ml 
The Variation of Animal* and Plum* under l)o- 
maatlcotlon •' |MI 
Sheep Iltishaildrv I 60 
Dogs ; Their Origin uud Varieties 0" 
Modern Horse Doctor, by Geo. II, Dadd 1 60 
The Hunter uud Trapper I IMI 
Tint Practical Poultry Keeper L . Wright .. 2 1" 
The Dead Shot, or Snort* iic'i.'s Comrlele Guide, I 76 
The t track Shot, or Young Hllleluaii's Guide 1 76 
Practical Trout Culture, by Dr. J. II. Slack 1 Mi 
American Biol Fnurler 3" 
llenii'lit's Rabbit Fancier . 3" 
lloopc'a Book of Evergreen* 3 •" 
Stewart's Stuble Book Ml 
Handbook of I'lgeotis and Unidili'* Mi 
Common Objects of the Sea Shore ...... Mi 
Cage uml Hinging Bird* Ni 
Small Farms 50 
My Life on the l'lnlns, by ('iistur . . 2 0" 
Prnlile and Forest, hy tiillniore . . I Mi 
Field and Forest Hambies, liy A, |„ Adams .1 
Bird*: their Cage* nnd tiielrKeep.h) K A. Hoist, I 
Among the Trees, cloth, gdt, 92, 2f>; Morocco, 6 i»i 
Field. Cover und Trap Shooting. Captain A II 
Bogiirrlu* 2 "" 
American Wild Fowl Shooting. J. W. Long. 2 txi 
Byromlttlng the exact amount, any of the above 
work* will lie forwarded promptly hy mall. 
[Vlt hook* are ordered not on the above list, a 
cortaln uin unit of time Is required before the order 
run he llllud. 
jYJr-ln ordering rare hooks or works, which are out 
of print nod van on y he pri cured at second hand, we 
cannot always give the exact price* 
Forest and Stream Publishing Co., 
No 17 CHATHAM S'l 1(1.' " 
J^TA 10 < ^ I J-/Y I I j 
FOB PROPAGATOR V PURPOSES, 
rirnxtsriKD nr 
WHITLEY cV MORRIS, 
0 A MIC DE ALBUM, 
2IH WASHINGTON •Til BUT , N. Y. 
Fob I8 4t 
N. Y. Safety Steam Power Co. 
Office : NO CO UR TLA NOT ST. 
BUILDERS OK 
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS' 
Steam Launches & Yachts) 
And their Machinery » Epoclalty, ulao Machinery for 
TUCS, LICHTERS AND STEAMERS 1 
Propeller Wheels of Soporlor Efficiency. 
BEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR. 
0T Ail our oust* are guaranteed to pa»» inspec- 
tion under the Steamboat law when required. 
