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250;

    • how to make camera for drawing, 252.
E
  • Eggs, collecting;
    • see Birds' Eggs.
  • Elder guns and pistols, 203;
    • how to make, 204.
  • Electricity, simple experiments with, 371;
    • electrified paper puppets, ib.
  • Emerton's "Life on the Sea Shore," 93.
F
  • Finches, how to rear, 173.
  • Fireworks for balloons, 144.
  • Fish, a new manner of preserving, 239.
  • Fishermen, knots for, 74.
  • Fishing, novel modes of: the bell-pole apparatus, 28;
    • "jugging for cats," 29;
    • the dancing fisherman, 31;
    • toy-boat fishing, 32;
    • the "wooden otter," 33;
    • contrivance for catching frogs, eels, etc., 35.
  • Fish-spearing, 188;
    • how to make a fish-spear, ib.
  • Fishing-tackle suggestions for making the rod, 36;
    • the reel, 38;
    • the net, 39;
    • a home-made minnow bucket, 42;
    • the fish car, 112;
    • fish bait, 30, 42.
  • Fishing through the ice, 296;
    • automatic fishing-tackle, 297;
    • smelt-fishing and smelt fishers' houses, ib.;
    • "umbrella smelt tackle," 299;
    • spearing shanty, 300;
    • snaring fish, 301;
    • spearing fish, 302;
    • how to build a fishing-house, 303.
  • Flat-boats, 105;
    • how to build, 106;
    • the cabin, 107;
    • its arrangement, 107–110;
    • their advantages, 111.
  • Fortune-teller's box, the, 348;
    • how made, 349;
    • its operation, 350.
  • Fourth of July balloons, 136.
  • Furniture for camping out, 152;
    • the bed, ib.;
    • rustic chairs, 157;
    • camp table, 153.
G
  • Games for in-doors, 305;
    • bric-à-brac, or the tourist's curiosities, ib.;
    • mind-reading, 309.
  • Gas, how to light with the finger, 373.
  • Gas soap-bubbles, 133.
  • Gibson, Mr. Lang, 170.
  • Gibson, W. Hamilton, 200.
  • Guns, how to make them: blow-guns, 200;
    • squirt-guns, 202;
    • elder guns, 203;
    • spring shot-guns, 205.
H
  • Hammer (T. F.), article on winged skaters by, 287.
  • Hammock hitches, 80.
  • Handkerchief tricks, 354;
    • the handkerchief doll, ib.;
    • the bather, 356;
    • the orator, 357;
    • handkerchief hood, 380.
  • Hawks, 182;
    • how to tame, ib.;
    • strap for leg, ib.;
    • food, 183;
    • as scare-