. Rod and gun. express money^orders, bank checks or registered letters;if ;by check, exchange must be included. CHANGE OF ADDRESS. When a change of address is ordered, both the new and the old addressesmust be given. THE ADDRESS LABEL, shows the date to which subscription is RATES and sample cooies sent on application. Communications on all topics pertaining to fishing, canoeing, yachting, the kennel, amateur photographyand trapshooting will be welcomed and published if possible. All communications must be accompanied by thename of the writer, not necessarily for publication,
. Rod and gun. express money^orders, bank checks or registered letters;if ;by check, exchange must be included. CHANGE OF ADDRESS. When a change of address is ordered, both the new and the old addressesmust be given. THE ADDRESS LABEL, shows the date to which subscription is RATES and sample cooies sent on application. Communications on all topics pertaining to fishing, canoeing, yachting, the kennel, amateur photographyand trapshooting will be welcomed and published if possible. All communications must be accompanied by thename of the writer, not necessarily for publication, iiowever. Rod and Gun in Canada does not assume any responsiDility for, or necessarily endorse, any views expressedby contributors to its columns. Published by W. J. TAYLOR, LTD., WOODSTOCK, ONT. —Branch Offices— New York. London, England. 5 Beekman Grand Trunk Temple Court. CockspurSt. Entered Feb. 17. 1908 at the Post OfTice at Buffalo, as second-class matter under Act of March 8, 1908. Cunailinn Nnrlhjrn Jiaihiuiij ^:,. On the Confines of the Laurentlde National Iark, y uehec, A great 1 rout ^ ishing District I? 1 -i ^ ROD AND GUN m 4. ^^»O^^H ^. .,„. IN CANADA 11 .>.<4. VOL. 15 WOODSTOCK, ONT., MAY, 1914 No. 12 THE DOGS OF THE NORTH Mush! Mush! Damn You, Mush on Bernard AIuddiman THE husky dog belongs to theprehistoric age. His mannersare those of the dogs that creptfrom out the great forests to jointhe hairj men, who squatted on theirnaked haunches gnawing meat off redbones. He is a creature of an age ofckib and fang. He hves where theright to survive belongs only to thestrongest and the fiercest. Yet hebelongs to the fraternity of dogs, for hehas a man master. Probably his half-brother the wolf calls him a fool andservile for this allegiance; but thehusky cares not, for he has the reck-less devotion of the true dog. Inspite of blows and starvation he comesto his man master, knows him andbows before him. But other men heknow
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