ANIMAL RESOURCES AND FISHERIES OF UNITED STATES. l.')? 



l>o^-n liistles. 



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



292G1. Dog-call. 



29262. Dog-call for whip. " " 



29254. Police-call. " " 



292^5. Railroad-call. " " 



Do^-collar!!). 



Do^-lbod. 



I>o§-i'arlj«i. 



42. HUNTING-BLKDS. 



Falcons. 



Coriiioraiifs {Carho sinensis). Used in lisliing in Cluiia. 

 43. Accessory to iiunttno-btkds. 



IlOOfllii. 



Perches. 

 Corinoraiif -collars. 



44. HUNTING-ITSHES. 



Reinora (used iu West Indies and Australia), 



IX. DECOYS AND DISGUISES. 



45. Baits. 

 IVatiiral baits. 



Flies and other insecrs. (This shouhl include a collection of those 

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

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



Worms. 



Mollusks. 



Salted baits (prepared). 



Menhaden. 



Herring. 



Squids. 



Olams, long. 



€lams, hen. 



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

 ported). 



Grasshoi)per paste, used as a substitute fT)r pea-roe. 



Tolling baits, ''stosh," &c. 



These articles, on account of thciiju rlsli;il>lt' iiatuif, cannot well Ik: cxhiltited. 



