FOREST AND STREAM 
100 
THE 
HAZARD POWDER CO., 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
GUNPOWDER. 
Hazard'* ‘'Electric" Powder. 
N09. 1 (fine) to 5 (coarse). Unsurpassed In point of 
strength ana cluanliuess . Packed in square cauis 
lore of 1 lb. only. 
Hazard'* “American Sporting." 
Noa. I (flnci to 3 (coarse). In 1 lb. cantertcra and 6} lb. 
kegs. A fine groin, quick and clean, for upland and 
prairie shooting. Well adapted to short guns. 
Hazard'* "Duck Shooting.'' 
No*. : (One) to 5 (coarse). In 1 and f. lb. canisters 
and and 121 lh. kegs. Burns slowly and very 
clean, shooting remarkably clow, and with great 
penetration. For Held, forest and water shooting 
It ranks any other brand, and It is equally servicea- 
ble for muzzle or breech loader. 
Hazard'* “Kentucky niflc.” 
FFFO, FFG, and "Sea Shooting" FG, In kegs of 25, 
12J. and hi lbs. and cans of 5 lbs. FFFO Is also 
packed In 1 and I lb. c»nl»ters. Bums strong and 
moUt The FFFG and FFG are favorite brunds 
for ordinary sporting, and the "Sea Shooting" FG 
is the standard Rifle powder of the country. 
SUPERIOR MINING AND BLASTING POWDER. 
GOVERNMENT CANNON AND MUSKET POW- 
DER; ALSO SPECIAL G RADES FOR EXPORT, 
OF ANY REQUIRED GRAIN OR PROOF MAN- 
UFACTURED TO ORDER. 
The above can be hud of dealers, or of the Compa- 
ny's ngeuta in every prominent city, or wholesale at 
our ofllce. 
88 Wall Street, New York, 
Feb 11 
SCHUYLtH, HARTLEY & GRAHAM, 
10 Malden Lane, 20 di 22 John alreet, N. V. 
BREECH LOADING GUNS 
A SPECIALTY. 
AGENTS 
for the following celebrated makers: 
W. & C. SCOTT & SONS (winners at the Interna- 
tional Gnu Trial of 1873); J. P. CLABROUGH A 
BRO ; P. tfEBLEY & SONS, and WESTLEY 
RICHARDS. 
HOLABIRD S Shooting SUITS 
DIXO.MSCb II \\VK£LKY'S8HOOTI.\U TACKLE. 
STURTEVANT BRASS SIIOT SHELLS, 
BUSSEY’S PATENT GYRO PIGEON AND TRAP, 
WITH CASE. AND 100 BIRDS. 
JJIrtck's Patent Cartridge Vest, 
This Vest affords the best ar- 
rangement yet invented for carry- 
ing cartridges. The weight is 
Iso evenly distributed that It is 
' scarcely felt. Cartridges can be 
carried with the heads down in 
this vest, which Is of great impor- 
tance when brass shells aroused, 
as when carrying them with the 
head up the weight of the shot of- 
ten forces the wad forward, when 
bad shooting is the result. In 
ordering send measurement around the chest. 
PRICE $7.50. 
AGENTS FOR THE 
Union Metallic Cartridge Com- 
pany’s Ammunition, 
WARRANTED THE BEST IN THE MARKET. 
SEND FOR CIRCULAR. 
SALMON ANGLING 
In the undermentioned Salmon Rivers will be Leased 
for a term of FIVE YEARS. Competition above up- 
set prices named. LESSEES to maintain guardian- 
ship at private cost Applications will be received to 
1st MAY next. 
River Nalaahquau (North Shore) $81.0 
River Trinity (near Point des Moms) 100 
River St. Margaret (en has) 100 
River Trout (near Moisle) 60 
River Mistassini (near Qodbonl) 20 
River Bccocie, do 20 
River Malbaie (near Perce) 100 
River Grand Pabos, do 200 
River Little Pabos, do 100 
River Toblqne (New Brunswick) 100 
River Nuahwnak, do 100 
River N.W. Minimi chi, do . 200 
River Jupiter (Anticosti Island) 100 
River Salmon, do 50 
By order of tho Hon tho Minister of Marine and 
Fisheries. 
Address, 
W F. WHITCHER, 
Commissioner of Fisheries, Ottawa. 
The Sportsman’s Warehouse 
EDWIN S. HARRIS, 
Late COOPER. HARRIS & HODGKINS, 
No. 177 Broadway, New York. 
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 
BREECH LOADING 
Implements 
Cai'ti’idjpes, 
Also, (Jim Materials 
l>otli IDass 
of nil Kinds. Cartridge 
OF ALL 
Kim! 
and I 3 
ape 
Vests, Coats nuu lie 
rytli 
LOWEST 
Everything in my 
1 *. 
Its. 
Flasks, Pouches, and Ammunition of all Kinds. 
Line for both Home and Export Trade 
CASH TRADE PRICES. 
I7A VE LARGE STOCK OF MUZZLE LOADING GUNS el RIFLES VERY CHEAP. 
JZe/y/y/r//, ( ////Zy / Ww, 
/Mron/ f.'jisi & AtAXi r SAi i f//ti;i;N> nr 
IlTilthvu, fflmttviral (Tlitirrli & -Sdrirtu (Jvuiiiis. 
Aft la AfAint jv l Afrit, — S»eiu Uork 
Rowing Suits A Specially! 
Hegeman’s Patent Portable Folding Boat. 
For use as LIFE-BOATS, 
LIGHTERS, Dingies, Do- 
rys, on board Steamers, 
Yachts and other Vessels. 
These safe and perfectly port- 
able boats will admit or the 
roughest usage. A very light 
elrong and durable frame of 
ash or other tough wood, with 
canvas cover, andean be folded 
Also for Sportsmen, Tour- 
ists, Trappers, Exploring 
Expeditions, Parties camp 
ing Out, &c. Ac. 
light buggy w*gnn, 
back, or by single no 
and cun lie unfolded ready 
borse- 
r*on, 
for use, in thrue minute*' 
time. Boats neatly foiled, 
packed and slilppe'd by e.x- 
1 ‘in" "a Abov *' < ' uU • how ,l "' Uo “« folded and unfolded, press anywhere, 1 sunn? rale 
Dt/rlalUi" -uiu carried In a of rrul tf bt a- other good*. 
JOHN HBGKM AN.BallstonSim. Saratoga Co, N. Y. 
IVKW PATKNT CAMl? KOIUNAJI 
A LIGHT, 
('oni|iiu-t, Comfortuhlp 
COUCH 
This ongravlng reiircsents all that Is nlwnlutcly essential to tho campers In the wllderm »•. T 
conveniently strapped to gun or fli-hing rods lu traveling. 
The side sticks 
W. 8. Robkhts, Esq., 206 Park street, Hartford, writes— Camp Lounge Co .Troy, N. Y. : "Enclosed please 
find $4 for Lounge. On examination I utn perfectly satislled. You have a good thing, It will meet tho want* 
of thousands. An Immense sale will hi made of them. They will bucome a boon companion of the National 
Guard In tills section of Connecticut, and a luxury In every family a* u cilia* the wilderness." 
"A single trial more than establishes the highest enconiuins bestowed upon It, and condrms the best opln 
ions that one can possibly form of the uew patent Camp Lounge."— A. A. Sami-sos, Troy, N. Y 
"It takes the place of rubber, wooleu, and all other blankets usually spread on tho ground. "—SclenUfle 
American. 
Tho Camp Lonnge Is forwarded to any address by express for $4 complete, Including side and supporting 
sticks at the head. Can be seen at office of Forest and Stream. where orilrr* may be left. 
Address: CAMP LOUNQK CO., Troy, New York 
WHITNEYS 
CELEBRATED BREECH LOADING 
Sporting Rifles and i Revolvers, 
CHEAP, SIMPLE, DURABLE, SAFE. 
QUALITY OF MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP UN- 
SURPASSED. 
Scud loi* CirculnrM. 
Whitney Arms Comp, 
Wlilliieyvlllr. nrar New Haven, Conn., I'. *. A. 
MISFIT CARPETS. 
/n00D SECOND HAND AND MISFIT ENGLISH BRUSSELS, THREE PLY AND 
\JT INGBAIN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. AC , VERY CHEAP. AT THE OLD PLACE. 
Soot to any part of the United States free of charge. 1 I* Fulton street, New \ o»K. 
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 
Florida Excursion RouIvn, 
SEASON of 1874 R. 
Tickets to Jacksonville. Fla .and return are sold De- 
cember 1st to April 'st good to return until 
May 31st. and have all the prlvlllgx. 
„ of FIRST CLASS Tickets 
Rnuio No. 5i(i Via Washington, Richmond, Wil- 
mington, rimrlcsion nnd Savannah 
Kimte No Ml- Via Waalilugtou, Richmond, Chat- 
lotto Augusta and Snvamiuli. 
\ In Washington, Richmond. Wllmlug- 
Augusta and Savanuab. 
Route No. Ml Via Washington, Richmond, Char 
‘‘die, Atlanta. Macon mid Jesup. 
It.ime No Ml VI* Washington, Lynchburg. Char- 
lotte, Augusta nnd Savannah. 
It.inl. So M5 Via Washington, Lynchburg, Bristol, 
A c luiitdi. Mnron airI 
H.mlo No MS Via Washinglon. IUchmoud. Augusta 
v cuui*«ec ami Savannah. 
Romo \o ,vii» Via Wssi.ingioii, Richmond, Wllmlug 
ion, Angu-la, Yemas..-e nnd Savnnunh 
Route No. Mr. Via Baltimore, Norfolk, Wilmington, 
Augusta anil Savaunali. 
Route No. M7 - Via Baltimore, Norfolk, Wilmington, 
l hiirli-loii uud Savannah 
I ff- All of the above ticket* return by same route, 
nnd are sold at the following 
„ .. Tiinnvuii ittus 
New \ork |Nl U> Trenton , 117:5 
Jersey City Ml Ml llartl.liurg, 43 Ml 
Ny««'k . 60 0ti|WtlUiim,poii tu M 
KlIxuhcHi II) ?5i Altoona mi 75 
Itnlnvny . |l) 60 Pittsburg 51) ; 5 
New Brunswick . . 40 (A>| 
VARIABLE ROUTE TICKETS 
Sold ut New York. Jersey City ll.11 n.luirg, Wllllnms- 
port, All 01 urn anil Pittsburg, n* follows: 
Kxriirslnu No. M Going b) Koine f.K), mliirnliig 
by Koiile M2, $|il additional 
Excursion No. 5li Going by Route 612, returning 
by Hftuiu mo, IIQ additional 
Kxcurslou No. Ms Gulng by Rolllc 310, returning 
by Route Ml. $10 nddllliiiiul 
Excursion No. 510 Going by Route ill, reluming 
by Route MO. Slumldltlnual 
Excursion No. 3* Going by Route MO, retmulne 
by KoutoMI, $10 iidilllloioil 
Excursion No 523 Going by Route 514, reluming 
by Route Mo, $10 uddllloiml 
Excursion No. Mil Going by Route 511, returning 
by Route 512, $10 additional 
Excursion No 527 -Going by Route 512, reluming 
by Route Ml. Sin additional 
Excursion No. 580— Going by Rome 511, returning 
by Route M l, $10 addltlniin! 
Excursion No. 541 Going by Route 514 reiurolog 
by Route M 1, $10 additional. 
Excursion No. 530 Going by Route 312, returning 
by Route Ml, $10 additli uni 
Excursion No. 537 Going by Rome 611, returning 
by Route 612, $10 additional 
Excursion No. 542- Going by Route 613, returning 
by Route 515. $10 luldlllnual 
Excursion No. 5-14 doing by route 615, returning 
by Roule 5i3. $10 nddlllonnl 
New York Olllces No 1 Aslor House, No 6211 
llroadw'uy, and No Oil Broadway. Depot*— Fool of 
Desbrosses street and foot of Conrtlnndt streol. 
Bo-loo odlco-Nos. 27 and 7)1 Washington street 
D. M. BOYD, Jr,, Gun. l'ass'ngr Agl 
FRANK THOMPSON. General Mn lower 
Sportsman's Route 
Chicago and Northwestern Railway. 
This great corporation now own* and operates over 
two tliousnud miles of road, radiating from Chicago 
like the lingers on a man's hand. It* lilies reach In ml 
direction* and cover about all of Hie country north, 
northwest and west of Chicago With one binnrli It 
reaches Rwlue, Kenosha, Milwaukee, and the country 
north thereof; with nnotliu' line It pushes tli rough 
Janeavlllo, Watertown, Oshkosh. Fond dn Lae, Green 
Bay, Escanabu, to Negliunen ami Mnrqnetle; with an- 
other line It passe* through Madison, Elroy, ami for 
st. Paul and Mlnncunnll-; branching westward from 
Klrny, to 11114 through Winona, Gwmnnnii. St Peter, 
Maintain, Ne.v Ulm, and sto|is not until Lake Karnes 
ku, Dncolah, Is lem-ln-il; another line siarls from Chi 
capo and run* through Elgin and Rock ford to Free 
port, mill via tho Illinois Contrnl. reaches Warroa. 
Gnleuii and Duhnipie, and tho country beyond Still 
another line runs almost due westward, nnd passes 
through Dixon, Sieillug, Fulton, Clinton, (Iowa) tv 
dar Rapids, Marshalltown, Grand Junction. Missouri 
Vulloy Junction, to Crmuell Bluffs nnd Omaha Till* 
last named Is the "Oiikat Tim ns -Com i inkntai. 
Koiitx," ami the pioneer overland linn for Nebraska, 
Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, California 
and the Pad lie coast. It runs through the Gurdcn of 
llllnn a and Iowa, and is the safest, shortest uud heal 
route io Omaha, Lincoln, and other point* In Nehras 
ka, ami for Cheyenne. Denver, Halt Luke City. Vlr 
glnln City, Corson, Sacramento, San Francisco, mill 
ull other points west of the Missouri River. 
See, then, what one nniouny can do. If you wnnl 
to go to Milwaukee, Frond du Lac, Manitowoc, She 
boygaii, junesvlllu, Watertown. Oshkosh. Du I’ere, 
Green Huy, ltlpon, Madlum. llarahoo, Eau Claire, 
Hudson, Stillwater, St I'aili, Minneapolis, Dullllll, 
Breckenrldge, Mooreticad, Fort Gurry , Winona, Own 
tunna, New Ulm, Freeport, Warren, I'luttsvllie, Ga- 
lena. Dubuque, Waterloo, Fort Dodge, Sioux City, 
YuiikIoii, council Bluff", Oniuhu Lincoln, Denver, 
Suit Lake City, Sucmuicuto, Sun Francisco, or a him 
dnal other northern, northwestern, or western 
point* this great line I* the one you should take. The 
(rack I* of Ilm best •ted rail, and Is well hallasted mid 
as free from dusi as n road can be rnieie Tho bridge* 
an.- strong ami durable, and ull the appointment* are 
first class In avery rasper 1. The trulns that run over 
this route nro made up of rlrgunt new Pullman I'alace 
Drawing Room and Sleeping Couches, hullt erpre^sty 
(or this Hue, luxurious, well lighted, ami well vcillllu- 
teu Day Coacho*, and pleasant lounging and smoking 
curs— all built by tills company In their own shops. 
The curs are all equipped with the eolebrau-d Miller 
Safety Platform, nnd patent Buffer* and coupling*, 
Wvstfnghotuo Safety Air Brakes, urid every other up 
Dluuicu that ho* liceii devised for tin- safety of pa»- 
nger trains. All trains are run liy telegraph. 
In a word this GREAT LINE luis Hie best 
and smoothest track, arid the most elegant ami 
comfort able equipment of any roail In the West, mid 
petltor In the country. It I* eminently Du 
favorite route with the Chlrogooris traveling west. 
>'dgcd by the 
cling public to he the popular Hue fur all point* In 
lie irnv 
ha* no coin 1*' li 
favorite route 
north, or northwest, and Is acknowledged b 
cling public to be the popular lino for nil is 
Northern Illinois, Wbcoiisln, Minnesota, Northern 
Michigan, Dakota, Western Iowa. Nebraska, Wyom- 
ing, Colorado, t 'tali, Montana, Iduho, Nevada, Call 
foruin and the Pacific Slope. 
TO SPORTSMEN: 
This line present* peculiar advantages. For 
Prairie t.'lllrlen*, Durk*, lieese, A llrnnl Slim, ling 
onr Iowa Line to day offers 
Mori> Fnvorablo 1*0111 Ira 
than any other rood In the country, while for 
DEER AND BEAU HUNTING nnd for BROOK 
TROUT, LAKE SALMON. PIKE, PICK 
EREI. and BASS FISHING 
a hundred points on the Northern and North western 
line* of thl* Comnaoy will be found unsurpassed by 
anything In the West 
MARTIN IHGHITT, Gen. Hnpt , Chicago. 
W. H. BTENYKTT, Oeu. Pm*. Agt , Chicago, 
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