ANIMAL RESOURCES AND FISHERIES OF UNITED STATES. I'M 



Oog^-ifliistles. 



29260. Dog-call. Edwin M. Judge, New Haven, Conn. 



29261. Dog-call. 



29262. Dog-call for whip. " " 

 29254. Police-call. " " 

 292Cr). Railroad-call. " " 



JDo§^-co9lars. 

 Dog^-ibod. 

 Do§:-€artj<i. 

 Do^-iiiiBzzlei!i. 



42. HUNTIXa-BIEDS. 



Falcons^. 



Owls. 



Cormorants {Carho sinensis). Used in fishing in Clr_na. 



43. Accessory to iiuNaTNG-BiRDS. 

 Hoods. 

 Perches. 

 Corinoraiit-collars. 



44. Hunting-fishes. 



Reinora (nsed in West Indies and Australia). 



IX. DECOYS AND DISGUISES. 



45. Baits. 

 I¥atiiral baits. 



Flies and other insecrts. (This should include a collection of those 

 insects which, as the favorite food of fishes, are imitated in mak- 

 ing artificial flies.) Arranged with hooks. (See under 29 a.) 



Worms. 



Mollusks. 



Salted baits (prepared). 



Menhaden. 



Herring. 



Squids. 



dams, long. 



Clams, hen. 



Pea-roe of cod (used in French sardine-fisheries, and largely ex- 

 ported). 



Grasshopj)er paste, used as a substitute for i^ea-roe. 



Tolling baits, ''stosh," &c. 



These articles, on account of their perLshable iiatiire, cannot well be exhibited. 



