TABLE OF CONTENTS. IX 



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III. Missiles— Contiuuetl. 



tt Spring consisting of elastic cord. 



19. India-rubber sUngs 89 



ttt Spring consisting of metallic helix. 



20. Spring-gnns 89 



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Missiles proj}elled hy compressed air or water. 



21. Air-guns 89 



22. Water-guns 90 



*^**^ Missiles 2)ro2)eUed by combustion of (junpoivder. 



23. Fire-arms 90 



24. (Accessory. ) Ammunition and its x>reparation 91 



25. (Accessory.) Accessories of loading, repairing, and testing fire-arms .. 93 



26. (Accessory.) Accessories for carrying tire-arms. (Accoutrements) 94 



IV. Baited hooks— Axglixg-tackle 95 



27. Hooks with movable lines. — Hand-tackle 95 



28. Hooks witli stationary lines. — Set-tackle 97 



29. (Accessory. ) Parts and accessories to augliug-aijparatus *.... 97 



ttt Apparatus to a f/reater or less extent automatic. 



V. Nets 122 



30. Entangling (meshing) nets 122 



31. Encircling nets 12G 



WW Apparatus entirelij automatic. 



VI. Traps 131 



32. Pen-traps 131 



33. Clutching-traps 134 



34. Fall-traps - 135 



35. Missile-traps 135 



36. Adhesive x»rci)arations 135 



VII. Apparatus for wholesale destruction 136 



37. Poisons 130 



38. Asphyxiating apparatus 136 



39. Torpedoes = 136 



WWi Accessories to the chase and fishin{j. 



VIII. HuxTixG-AxnrvLS 136 



40. Hunting-mammals 130 



41. Accessories to hunting-mammals 13o 



42. Hunting-birds 137 



43. Accessories to hunting-birds 137 



44. Hunting-fishes 137 



IX. Decoys axd disguises r- 137 



45. Baits 137 



46. Decoys 138 



47. Covers 1-11 



X. Pursuit — its methods and appliances 142 



48. Methods of transportation 142 



49. Camp-outfit 162 



50. Personal cfiuipmeuts 164 



