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American Fishes

G. Brown Goode. This is by far the most popular work which has ever been published on the Fishes of America, and is a bock that no angler who takes pleasure in knowing the fishes which afford him sport can afford to miss. 500 pages, profusely illustrated. Pricej $3.50.

Book Of The Black Bass

Henshall. Dr. Henshall's Monograph is the standard work on the Black Bass and all that relates to it. Cloth, 470 pages. Price, 83.00.

Canoe And Boat Building

Fourth and Enlarged Edition. By W. P. Stephens. A complete manual for amateurs, Containing plain and comprehensive directions for the construction of canoes, rowing and sailing boats, and hunting craft. With numerous illustrations and fifty plates of working drawings. 264 pages, the plates in an envelope. Price, $2.00.

Canoe Handling

By C. Bowyer Vaux ("Dot"). A complete manual for the management of the canoe, The author, knowing just what the novice needs, begins at the very beginning, explaining the rudiments in the plainest way possible. Cloth, 160 pages. Price, $1.00.

Training vs. Breaking. By S. T. Hammond. This is a book for dog owners, who by its directions can successfully train their hunting dogs. It teaches how to bring out the wonderful intelligence of the dog by an entirely novel method, in which kindness is substituted for the whip. Has a chapter on the training of pet dogs, and another on the care and management of puppies. Price, $1.00.

Monographs On Dogs

The Collie

Its History, Points, Breeding and Rear ing. By Hugh Dalziel. Illustrated. Cloth, 58 pages. Price, $1.00.

The Fox-Terrier

Its History, Points, Breeding and Rearing. By Hugh Dalziel. 92 pages. Price, $J.oc.

The St. Bernard. - Its History, Points, Breeding and Rearing. By Hugh Dalziel. The frontispiece of this volume is a life-colored portrait of the famous Plinlimmon recently imported into this country. Cloth, 132 pages. Price, $1.25.

The Greyhound

Its History, Points, Breeding, Rearing, Training and Running. By Hugh Dalziel. Cloth, 83 pages. Colored plates. Price, $1.25.

History Of The Mastiff

By M. B. Wynn. Mr.

Wynn is the recognized leading authority on the mastiff in England. Cloth, 222 pages. Price, £2.50.

Pocket Kennel Record

A handy and convenient little book, with blanks for all kennel memoranda, pedigrees, visits, sales, etc., etc., those particulars which, when one has forgotten, he would sometimes give dollars to recall. Price, 50 cents.

Charley's Wonderful Journeys

By C. F. AmERY.

This volume tells the story of Charley's Several Journeys into Dreamland. Profusely illustrated. Cloth. Imperial 8vo. 116 pages. Price, $1.50.

The Still-Hunter

By T. S. Van Dyke. A practica treatise of deer stalking. 390 pages. Price, $2.00.

Game Laws In Brief

United States and Canada. Gives the sections relative to game and fish seasons, limit of size or number, non-residents, transportation, etc. All in brief, but full enough for the practical guidance of sportsmen and anglers. Carefully compiled, and shorn of verbiage by Chas. B. Reynolds of Forest and Stream. A standard work of reference. Handsomely illustrated. Price 25 cts.

Field, Cover And Trap-Shooting

By Capt. Adam H. Bogardus, Champion Wing Shot of the World. Embracing hints for skilled marksmen; instructions for young sportsmen; haunts and habits of game birds; flight and resorts of water fowl; breeding and breaking of dogs. With an appendix. Cloth, 493 pages. Price $2. We take pleasure in announcing that we have secured the rights of publication of this famous work. It is a book by a master. The name of Bogardus is synonymous with skill in shooting. His place has been at the head of skilled handlers of the gun. " Field, Cover and Trap-Shooting" is a book of instruction, and of that best of all instruction where the teacher draws from his own rich experience incident, anecdote and moral to illustrate and emphasize his teaching.

The Spaniel And Its Training"

By F. H. F. Mercer. To which are added the American and English Spaniel Standards. Here is a man who trained his dogs; learned by experience how to do it; and now has put down that experience for the benefit of others. Price $1.

Fly-Fishing- And Fly-Making For Trout, Ete

By J. Harrington Keene. With plates of the actual material for making flies of every variety. Illustrated. Cloth, 113 pages. Price $1.50.

The Collie

By Rawdon B. Lee. Illustrated. A handsome and well written book. Price $1.50.

The Art Of Shooting. An Illustrated Treatise on the Art of Shooting. With Extracts from the Best Authorities. By Charles LANCASTER. Illustrated with numerous drawings from instantaneous photographs. Price, $3.00. New edition. A treatise prepared to meet the special requirements of those who are anxious to become proficient in the art, and who have hitherto been unable to obtain, in a precise form, the information necessary for studying the first principles of shooting at moving objects.

More About The Block Bass

Being a supplement to the "Book of the Black Bass." By Jamis A. Hen -SHALL, M.D. Fully illustrated. Cloth, 204 pages. Price, $ 1.50. The author's aim is to bring the subject matter down to date, including the natural history and game qualities of the fish; tools, tackle and implements; and added chapters on angling and fly-fishing. It is specially full in detail of the new improvements in reels and rods manufactured for bass fishing.

Modern Training; Handling And Kennel Management

By B. W ATERS. Illustrated. Cloth, 373 pages. Price, $2.00. This treatise is after the modern professional svstem of training. It combines the excellence of both the suasive and force systems of education, and contains an exhaustive description of the uses and abuses of the spike collar.

The Story Of The Indian

By George Bird Grin-NELL, author of " Pawnee Hero Stories," "Blackfoot Lodge Tales," etc. Cloth, $1.50. The object of this series is to preserve the picturesque and individual types of a life in the real West which is rapidly fading away, and to offer the romantic stories of the Indian, explorer, cowboy, miner, soldier, and other representative figures in a permanent form. Mr. Grinnell's intimate personal knowledge of his subject has enabled him to draw an admirably graphic picture of the actual Indian.

Blackfoot Lodge-Tales; The Story Of A Prairie People

By George Bird Grinnell, author of "Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales." Cloth, 310 pages. Price, $1.75. Mr. Grinnell's collection of Blackfoot stories is one of extraordinary interest to all readers. It tells of a race of people whose life was out of doors, who depended for their living on the chase, whose study was the wild animals which furnished them subsistence, and the wild tribes which surrounded them. These stories, taken down from the lips of the old men and the brave warriors, are fascinating in their honesty of narration, in the scenes of horror which they sometimes conjure up, the weird poetic turn they often take, and cheerful matter-of-fact way in which some incredible piece of bravery is disposed of. While the first half of the book is devoted to stories current among the people, the second is given up to a discussion of their habits, customs and ways of life. It presents a series of graphic pictures of savage life in peace and war, and throws a flash of light on the ways of the tribe to-day, and on ancient customs which have now passed out of existence.

House And Pet Dogs; Their Selection, Care And Training

The purpose of the book is to supply hints and instruction concerning the management of house and pet dogs. What is here written is all the fruit of practical and extended experience with these classes of dogs. Several of the chapters have been written by a feminine pen, and will be especially valued by ladies. Price 50 cts.

The Fox-Terrier

History and Description, with Reminiscences. By R. B. Lee, Kennel Editor London Field. New and enlarged edition. Fifteen portraits and illustrations; 180 pages. The book is very pleasantly written and contains a vast amount of useful information regarding the history and characteristics of the breed, useful not only to the new beginner but to the most experienced fancier as well. Price $2.00

Ropes, Their Knots And Splices

A manual of instruction for sailormen and canoeists in marlinspike seamanship, knots, bends, rigging, ropes and cordage. From notes by the late C. P. Kunhardt. Illustrated. Cloth, 60 pages. Price, 50 cents. It gives complete instruction, illustrated by numerous cuts, in all sorts of knots and bends of ropes, and contains also a chapter on rigging. Originally prepared for a contemplated book by the late C. P. Kunhardt, a practical seaman, for many years yachting editor of Forest and Stream, and the author of many works on yachting.

Frazer's Boat Sailing

Management of small boats and yachts under all circumstances. Cloth. Price, $1.00.

Dogs, Their Management and Treatment in

Diseases

By ASHMONT. This is one of the most valuable treatises on canine management and therapeutics that has appeared on this side of the water. Cloth, 20S pages. Price, $2.00.

Diseases Of Dogs

Hugh Dalziel, the author, is one of the first British authorities on dogs. Mr. Dalziel's work is justly ranked among the most important of those devoted to canine matters. Cloth, 116 pages. Price, 80 cents.

First Lessons In Training

With Points and Standards of all Breeds of Dogs. This has the first two chapters of Hammond's "Training vs. Breaking," printed in this shape in response to a call for a cheap book. It gives also " Stonehenge's" points for judging dogs, and standards adopted by specialty clubs; it is the only compil ation that is complete to date. Paper, 106 pages. Price, 50 cents.

Breeders' And Exhibitors' Kennel Record

A blank book of great value to owners of kennels, enabling them to keep a perfect record of the pedigree of their stock, the prizes won, stud visits, expense account, and many other items of interest. Price, 3.00. Sample pages on application.