No. 278 West Eleventh Street, New-York, N. Y.
The Oldest and Most Successful Breeder and Exhibitor in America
A Specialty in all kinds of
LADIES’ PET DOGS.
King Charles Spaniels, Blenheim Spaniels, Prince Charles Spaniels, Ruby Spaniels.
Yorkshire Terriers, with the longest of coats, from 3 to 6 pounds in weight. Maltese Terriers, Black and Tan, of the smallest breed. Pugs, Minotaur Bred Pomeranians, Black, White, Chocolate.
DOGS IN THE STUD.
KING CHARLES SPANIEL.
CHAMPION ROMEO (9230), Beat “King of the Charlies,” who was never before beaten.
OLD GOLD (27,116). (The Ruby Spaniel, one of the best dogs in the Stud.)
JAPANESE SPANIEL—MARU. Beautifully Coated. Weight, five pounds.
YORKSHIRE TERRIERS.
HARBORO SWELL. Weight, five pounds; twenty-six inches of coat.
TED. Weight, five pounds; fifteen inches of coat.
Mrs. F. Senn, Prop.
EXCELSIOR
Meat Cakes, Fish Cakes, Hound Meal, Bulldog Meal.
Since the Belfast Dog Show in 1891, when I got the first consignment of your “EXCELSIOR HOUND MEAL,” I have used no other kind; before that time my dogs were much troubled with a skin disease brought to my Kennels by a dog from Newcastle-on-Tyne, but in less than three months they were completely free from the disease, and it has not since returned.
My dogs all like the “MEAL,” and I find that Puppies fed on it thrive better than on some of the much puffed Puppy Foods.
A careful “chemical analysis,” made before using it exclusively, proved that the essential and accessory food constituents were present in proper proportions.
I always recommend it to anyone who consults me on the subject.
Very truly yours,
The Irish “Collie King.”
(Signed) ROBERT BARKLIE, F.C.S., M.R.I.A., etc.
Consulting and Analytical Chemist.
Swiss Mountain Kennels, Germantown, Pa.
Gentlemen: I have used EXCELSIOR Biscuits now for about five years, and find them perfectly satisfactory in all respects. The dogs are not only fond of them, but even when used exclusively have always agreed splendidly with them, keeping them generally in a good healthy trim. (Signed)
Mrs. F. Smyth.
“Real English” Boarding Kennels, Closter, N. J.
I have used EXCELSIOR Dog Cakes for twenty years, and five times that number of tons of them, but I must say that the Fish Cakes you are now selling me are the grandest thing for a change of feed that I have ever used.
Yours truly
(Signed),
John Brett.
Rodney Kennels, Rahway, N. J.
I have used about a ton of your EXCELSIOR BULLDOG MEAL with such gratifying results that I take pleasure in sending you this testimony.
Its equal cannot be found for giving coat and condition to all smooth-coated dogs. It is a wonderful bone and muscle producer for puppies, and their diet need never be changed from this meal.
(Signed) CHAS. G. HOPTON,
Secretary, Bulldog Club.
FRANKLIN HALLET & CO.
2 and 4 Stone Street, New York.
Russian Wolfhounds
AT STUD.
during 1896, have won first and special prizes at Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Providence, Danbury, and Mineola.
Grown dogs and puppies for sale.
WM. L. ANDRUS,
Hudson Terrace,
Yonkers, N. Y.
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USED IN THE KENNEL, IT ABSOLUTELY DESTROYS FLEAS, LICE, AND ALL VERMIN, AND CURES MANGE AND ECZEMA.
ABSOLUTELY PURE. NON-POISONOUS. ANTISEPTIC. SOOTHING.
Glenrose Dog & Stable Soap,
MANUFACTURED BY
F. W. CHAPMAN,
Soap Maker and Perfumer,
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
Sample cake by mail, 25 cents.
USED IN THE STABLE IT CURES SCRATCHES, CUTS, GALLS, AND WOUNDS. CONTAINS NO CARBOLIC ACID OR OTHER POISON.
Elite Kennels,
W. J. BURKART, 1301 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y.
JAPANESE
SPANIELS.
AT STUD, JINGO.
FIRST PRIZE WINNER, New York, 1896. Longest Coated Japanese Spaniel in America; weight 4 pounds. Fee, $25. Superior Dogs and Puppies for sale at all times.
The Beaumaris Kennels.
The Beaumaris Kennels,
Highly Pedigreed Boston Terriers and English Bull Dogs.
Photographs of Puppies and Full Grown Stock for sale sent to any address on receipt of stamp to cover postage.
STUD CARDS ON APPLICATION.
Winter Address, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Founded 1814.
DUMINY & CO. CHAMPAGNES.
Ship Only One Quality, but two styles of Dryness.
EXTRA QUALITY BRUT
(a strictly natural wine).
1892.
EXTRA QUALITY DRY
(an extremely dry wine).
1892.
| Quarts, | $32.00 | per | case. |
| Pints, | 34.00 | ″ | ″ |
Greer’s O V H
and Extra Special Liqueur. Scotch Whiskies.
Antediluvian PURE RYE WHISKIES.
Gold Medals and Awards, Paris, 1889; Jamaica, 1891; Chicago, 1893; Antwerp, 1894; Bordeaux, 1895.
The Celebrated Stud Greyhound
CHAMPION
WINNING. 1st Prize, Chicago, ’91; Chicago, ’92; Denver, ’92; Brooklyn, ’92; 1st Challenge, Baltimore, ’93; Elmira, ’93; Philadelphia, ’96; Mineola, ’96; Boston, ’97; and Champion Prize, Boston, ’97; also 15 special prizes.
BREEDING. Lord Neverstill was whelped April 28th, 1889; breeder, H. C. Lowe of Kansas by his imported Lord Neversettle out of his imported Partera, and is descended from both Contango and Coomassie.
His brothers and sisters have also made for themselves remarkable names in the West on account of their running qualities, among which we find LIBERTY, winner of the National Coursing Derby, 1890. LITTLE CLIMBER, dividing the Hutchinson Coursing Sweepstakes. PRINCE CHARLEY, winning the International Stakes, the Columbus Cup, 1893, his sister NANCY being second, and another sister, PRINCESS MAY, winning the Plate.
“Lord Neverstill won easily in open dogs and is a cracker; he is well made all over: he has what so few of our greyhounds have—substance and size—his quarters and back are grand and he should run well and get runners.”—Forest and Stream.
Address WOODHAVEN KENNELS,
Times Building, New York City.
AT STUD—FEE, $50.
The English Bloodhound
Simon de Sudbury
(39095)
Bears an unbeaten record, and acknowledged by the press to be the best Bloodhound in the States.
Simon de Sudbury is 1st prize winner at shows held under A. K. C. Rules, and this offers a grand opportunity for breeders to introduce the best blood at a reasonable price, and should be taken advantage of by all who are interested in the improvement of the breed. Special terms to owners breeding two or more bitches. Mastiffs, St. Bernards, and English Bloodhounds always on sale. For particulars, apply
DR. C. A. LOUGEST,
313 Columbus Avenue,
Boston, Mass.
ENGLISH MASTIFFS
At Stud—Fee $50.00.
BLACK PRINCE BRAMPTON (35,054).
Whelped May, 1894, by Ch. Beaufort’s Black Prince ex Ch. Brampton Beauty.
At Stud—Fee $25.00.
RAB L. (28,598).
Whelped Nov., 1893, by Ch. Beaufort’s Black Prince ex Winchell’s Bess.
EMPEROR WILLIAM (27,271).
A Great Prize Winner.
ST. BERNARDS
Whelped June, 1893, by Scottish Leader (23,958) ex Jess Bedivere, by Ch. Sir Bedivere. He stands 33½ inches high at shoulder, has a grand head, perfectly marked, with even white nose band and blaze, and a dense black shading on face and ears, good neck and body, with immense bone.
At Stud—Fee $15.00. Smooth-Coated.
NICODE (33,234).
Whelped Aug., 1893, by Ch. Altoneer ex Ch. Judith.
Exhibitors should avail themselves of the opportunity to secure puppies of the above stock, and no better blood is obtainable in Europe or America. Proof: My winnings at the leading shows 1895, New-York, Boston, Toronto, Can., Providence, R. I., and Danbury, Conn., were 34 first prizes, 22 second prizes and 7 third prizes, including special and kennel prizes at all of the above shows.
For particulars and stud cards apply to
DR. C. A. LOUGEST,
313 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass.
Dr. T. G. Sherwood
has a well-equipped
Hospital
for the reception of
Sick Dogs,
Mr. H. W. Huntington
the author of “My Dog and I,” being in touch with all the prominent breeders of dogs in the United States, and having officiated as judge at the
Westminster Kennel Club
Metropolitan Kennel Club
and other dog shows, is prepared to accept commissions for the purchase of all breeds of dogs. The benefit of his experience of over twenty years as a successful breeder and exhibitor will be cheerfully given to the prospective buyer.
PEDIGREE.
The above is a miniature of the most artistic pedigree blank ever offered to a dog-loving public. The original is complete to the fifth generation, and the whole measures 20 × 21½ inches, being printed on the finest paper, with the illustrations in toned colors. Properly framed, it is handsome enough to adorn any wall. Price by mail, $1.00.
EDW. KNIERIEM,
Room No. 7, 112 W. 40th Street, New York City.