Western Field . pour achange; mais son dos étant hors de l'ordre de travail, il ne pouvait aller qu'un petit morceau et j'ai eu un shotat sa tête, qui était plus qu'il ne pouvait se tenir. Maintenant. Monsieur le rédacteur en chef, si vous allez imprimer cette lettre.J'ai l'intention de tuer ce chat sauvage qui a obtenu mes pétbrebis, et si je le fais, je vous écrirai une bonne lettre à ce sujet. THEO. LIEN. P. S. Je ne charge rien pour cette histoire, mais si je tue ce chat sauvage et c'est un grand chat, et le chien et j'ai une grande rangée, je pense que ça vaut 4 bits. T. B. Ministère du Nord-Ouest Consacré au sport à Wastlngton et à la Colombie-Britannique. Conduite Dy r. M. Keily. [À

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Western field . for achange; but his back being out of working order, he could only go a little piece and I got a shotat his head, which was more than he couldstand. Now. Mr. Editor, if you will print this letter.I intend to kill that wild cat that got my petsheep, and if I do I will write you a good letter about it. THEO. BOND. P. S. I dont charge anything for this story, but if I kill that wild cat and its a big one, andthe dog and I have a big row, I think it oughtto be worth 4 bits. T. B. Northwest Department Devoted to Sport in Wastlngton and British ColumDia. Conducted Dy r. M. Keily. [To-day the immense territory comprisingBritish Columbia and Alaska is a veritablesportsmans paradise. The mountains and val-leys abound with big game, while the riversand lakes teem with trout and salmon. The writer has hunted and angled much in this dis-trict, and information given can be relied upon.Any request, accompanied by a stamped envel-ope, will receive an early reply. Address, F.M. Kelly, Victoria, B. C]. HESE are the really, truly dogdays of the Pacific Coast, whenany dog of good behavior andbreeding may have one, pro-viding its master or mistresstakes advantage of whateverwinning points it may possessand enters the pet for thebench-shows held during Apriland May. It is now the bigyearly flood in the affairs ofdog, and as such is attendedwith much pomp and circum-Some dogs can reckon on a day or two for aperiod of years, they are so well brought up;but to the gieat majority the coming of a dayis shrouded with the uncertainty. What well-defined lines of caste have been established forthe dog that would have a day in all of demo-cratic America. Theres a chance for the cynic!Do we not ridicule the stratas of society inolder countries, where certain of the humankind, by reason of their birth, are held to besuperior to others born on what is assumed tobe a lower level of life? Yet we have the dogsof the red. white and blue ribbon order, also thedogs of the blue, the red and

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