194 
FOREST AND STREAM 
Sportsmen's floods. 
W. & C. SCOTT & SONS 
Cenuine Breech Loaders. 
WINNERS OF THU UUN TRIAL OF 1 873 
Report of Gun Trial sent on application. 
AGENTS: 
WM. READ & SONS, 
1 • S Fmieuil Hull Sq., Boston. 
Also all oilier niuke? Greener, Westloy Richards, 
Weblcy, Remington. Moore, Ac. 
A genuine Scott Muzzle Loading Gun, $25 np. 
: Maynard, Ballard. Remington and Sliaru’n Rifles. 
"Ballard * breech loading Sporting Rifles $1811" 
Buaacv'a Gyro Trap, for shooting practice. 
Fine Flailing It oils anil Tackle. 
Fine Bronze Yacht > luos on mahogany carriage*, 
Complete, as famished the New York and Boston 
Yacht Sqnadroos. SEND FOR CIRCULARS. 
l£s;tiil>lisi]ie<l 1 843. 
Breech and Muzzle Loading 
Scale 1-2 Inch to the Foot. 
D istols, 
Sportsmens Apparatus, 
AMMUNITION, 
Materials for Gun-Makers, &c., 
Wholesale and Retail. Guns mode to order, or re- 
paired in the best manner. 
ALEXANDER McCOMAS, 
Je 18 No. M South Calvert at.. Baltimore. 
Enterprise Gun Works. 
ESTABLISHED 1848. 
JAMES BOWN & SON, 
4. 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5-74, OUT OF A POSSIBLE 75. 
DISTANCE, 800 YARDS. 
Score of FIFTEEN CONSECUTIVE SIIOT8 BY COL. JOHN BODINE, AT CREEDMOOR, IN THE “BENNETT MATCH,” Oct. 8, 1874, with a 
REMINGTON Breech Loading, Long Range Challenge RIFLE, 
WHICH MADE IN THE INTERNATIONAL MATCH, 
The Highest Score on Record, 
5VV.-S, 
MAffUFACTiritERS OF 
STEEL IRON RIFLE BARRELS, 
AUD IMPORTERS OF 
Cutlery, Gunsmith's Material, Fishins: 
Tackle. 
Nos. 136 and 138 Wood Street, 
PIT TSBURG. PEN IN . 
61 Ik Id.yt) NlOH Shares in Wall street 
C* v'*". O*"" often leads to fortune. 
Send for a copy of the Wall Strict Review and 
Pamphlet, shott ing the various methods of •opera- 
ting. J. niCKLING & CO . Bankers and Brokers, 
72 Broadway. N. T. Dec 2S 
Please take notice, this Target was made in an OFFICIAL MATCH, not at private Practice. 
Extract from the "Army and Navy Journal" Official Report, Dated Oct. i, 1874. 
“The match decides several disputed points, as near as they can be decided: first, that there is no perceptible difference In accuracy between breech loaders and 
mnzzle loaders, but that If anything the former are the best, as they are certainly the quickest; second, that in our alear climate we mav look for even better shooting 
in the future; third, that 6 
THE REMINGTON RIFLE Stands ahead of all others for Accuracy, 
AS IT DOES IN SIMPLICITY OP MEOTANISM. THE REMINGTON RIFLES IN THE MATCH SCORED THIRTEEN POINTS AHEAD OP THE SAME 
NUMBER OP MUZZLE LOADERS, AND TWENTY TWO POINTS AHEAD OP THE SHARP’S BREECH LOADERS IN THE SAME TEAM," 
In the International match, six muzzle loaders, three REMINGTON, and three other breech loaders were used. Cape. FULTON, Col. BODINE and L L 
HEPBURN used the three REMINGTONS. 
For full official report, see Army and Navy Journal, Oct. 3d, 1874. FULTON’S SCORE 171 OUT OF 18»; HIGHEST SCORE EVER MADE. 
Military Match Rifles Just Out; Price $35 or $55 with Vernier and Wind Gau°e Sights' also Pocket Ver- 
nier Gauges Price $2.50. 
Send for Treatise on Rifle Shooting, and Report of International Match, (free) to 
E. REMINGTON & SONS, 
P. O. BOX 3991. 
Manufacturers of 
Breecli Loading* Giuis, Rifles, Pistols, Ammimitlon. &c. 
ARMORY.ILION, IV. Y. 283 BROADWAY, IV. Y 
Chicago Office, 237 State Street: Pittsburg Office: lOSixth Street: Washington Office, 521 Seventh Street. 
4. 4. 4, 4, 4, 4,^4, 
40 OUT OF A POSSIBLE 40. ^ 
Bctlt, X Inch U Fo«L 
CO., 
Score of Ten Consecutive Shot* at 500 yards, made 
with a SHARPS MILITARY RIFLE, six lb*, trigger 
pull, without rest, by Col. n. A. Gildebsleeve, 
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, New York City, lu 
n Match at Crecdmoor, Dec. 26, 1874. 
SHARPS RIFLE 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
Patent Breech Loading, Military, Sporting, and 
Long Range Rifles. 
The BEST in 1850. The BEST in 1875. 
Twenty-five Years of Use, and Constant PROGRESS. 
Sharps Ilifles Never Shoot Backwards. 
For Brilliant Achievements of Sharps Blfles at Creedmoor Range, Dnring the 
Summer of 1 873, See Official Record. 
RIFLE 
•HS SI i874: a,s ° ^ fonr 
at Creedmoor, Sept., “ nd ir ° urth ' nnd throe olllur Prizes (seven out of twelve) In All Comer*’ Match, 
K 1“ S™ Ma,ch ’ at Creedmoor, Sept., 1871. 
on imriten Prize* in the Bennett Match, at Creedmoor, Sept., 1874 
' * c - &c. Ac. 
.. D ™^r ORTlNG RIFLES FROM $30 TO $38. 
. OR RIFLES, with Elevation for 1,800 Yard*, $90 lo (*125. 
. vr-fi n „ m rJ^, ND F0R ulubtrated catalogue. 
’ ™ FURD ' 00NN - E. G. Wcstcott, Pres’t. 
WM. WURFFLEIJS, 
208 North Second Street, Phlla. 
Would call the attention of the trade and of sportsmen 
generally, to his large assortment of 
X^i8liiii«* Tackle, 
All varieties of Spilt Bamboo, Lance Wood nnd 
nnd Ash Fly, Trout, Salmon and Bass Rods, 
Reels, Braided Wnterpronf Silk Fly 
Lines. Drnlded 811k, Linen 
and Cotton Lines. 
Hair and 811k, llnlr, Genuine American G rass 
Lines, Snooded Hooks. Trout nnd Dnss Files, 
Trolling Spoons, Spinning Balts, 
Tackle Books, dec., Ac. 
Bamboo and Reed Poles. 
Camp Lounge Compauy, 
Troy, New York. 
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we have reduced the prices of tickets as follows: 
Whole, S- 0 ; 4, SlO; ±, 85; 1-5, $4; 
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Drawing* tuke place every seventeen Days. 
We ate prepared to fill all orders. Circulars sent 
npon application. Highest price paid for Spanish Bank 
bills, Governments. Ac. 
TAYLOR At CO., Bankers, 
P. O. Box 4,418. I I Wall New York. 
Paper' Targets, 
For Short Range Practice. 
( IN THE CREEDMOOR AND THE 
Y_/ Wimbledon plun. reduced from 200 vards lo 25 
and 50 yards. Also targets on the American string 
Measurement system, $; per lu ndred. Send for 
Minples to J. S. CONLIN, Shooting Gallery, 930 
Broudway , N.V Apr 11m 
y* 
Stylcs and prices— “Adirondack" and “Miner," §4 
euc.h. The "Slieridon," with plain canvas, $5; with 
both plain and quilled canvas, SlO. All styles, equal 
to any mattrass In comfort. Unapproachable In ex- 
cellence. Perfect in theory and perfect in actual use. 
Shown nnd orders received ut office of Forest and 
Stream, or Camp Lounge Co.. Troy, N. Y. 
Apr 8-3in 
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} Prize of 500,000 
J Prize of 100,000 
1 Prize of 00.000 
2 Prizes each of 25,000 
4 Prizes each of 10,000 
12 Prizes each of 5,00b 
473 Prizes each of 500 
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for sale and prizes canhed by P. V. DEVLIN. Sta- 
tioner and General Agent, 30Libertv sleet. New York, 
61 O fn fkfilk Invested In Stocks and 
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We offer to dealers and sportsmen a most complete 
assortment of 
Fishing Tackle, 
Rods, Reels, Lines, Artificial Flies, Nets, 
Baits, Fish Hooks, &e. 
Split Bamboo Fly Rods and Reels 
OF THE FINEST WORKMANSHIP. 
Tackle suitable for Maine, Adirondack, Canadian, 
and other fishing. 
ARTIFICIAL FLIES DRESSED TO ORDER 
IIRKECH AND MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, 
And Sportsmens' goods of all kinds. 
Manufactured and Imported by 
BARTON, ALEXANDER & WALLER, 
IOI & 103 DUANE ST., (near 
Broadway) New York. 
MEAD’S PATENTSAFETY 
EXPLOSIVE BULLET, 
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_ . . _ 800 Broadway, New York. 
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