INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION C/WTB.MASON PATRONS ARE INFORMED THAT GREAT CARE HAS BEEN EXERCISED IN ASSEMBLING THE SPECIMENS COMPRISING THE "DOGS OF ALL NATIONS" EXHIBIT AND MOST OF THEM MAY BE PURCHASED. ' APPLY TO PROPRIETOR, W. E. MASON, "DOGS OF ALL NATIONS," PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, SAN FRANCISCO, GAL. EUROPEAX OFFICE 407 LORD STREET, SOUTHPORT, ENG. DOGS or ALL NATIONS MASON By W. E. A COMPLETE WORK, PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED, BEARING C THE WORLD'S DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF THE DOG, GROUPI UNDER THEIR SEVERAL NATIONALITIES, WITH DESCRIPT1V MATTER EX*PL*AI*NI*NG*T*H*E*CH*AR*A*CT.ER*IS*TICS *AN*D*U*TI*LI1 OF EACH * (iratpful Serngnttton nf tlj? patronag? bpatoutrb nn hta effort to aaamthle a rolkrtum rpprraentattttr kmmm bmia of all of ftoga at Jlntfrnatumal anama-;|Jarifii: 1315 tlje aulljor rpaprrtfullg Jirbtralra tljta tuork to iljp follotutng mrmbrrs of iEttgltstj The Earl of Lonsdale, J. P., D. L. The Earl of Huntington, D. L. The Duke of Beaufort, A. D. C., J. P., D. L. The Marquis of Linlithgow. Lord Viscount Hemsley. Lord Vivian, P. C., G. C. M. G., C. B. Lord Middleton, J. P., C. A., R. A. Lord Herbert Vane-Tempest, K. C. V. O. Lord Fitzhardinge, J. P., D. L. Sir Wm. Savory, Bart. Sir Edmund Chaytor, Bart. Sir Wyndham Hanmer, Bart., J. P., D. L. Sir Daniel F. Gooch, Bart., J. P. Sir M. Bromley-Wilson, Bart. The Duchess of Hamilton., Lady NTicpbuntesf'MJrcteii.; LadyrViscountessr Valletortv, , Lady Fairbairn. Lady Muriel Worthington. Lady V. Lacon. Preface 'HE world-wide and constantly increasing interest in dogs prompts the author to present in concise form, and at a price within the reach of all, a description and illustration of every variety now known to be breeding true to type. An attempt is also made to group them in Nationalities, though, since it is admitted that the origin of certain varieties is somewhat obscure, no arbitrary lines can be laid down in this respect Originality as to descriptions is not, in many instances, claimed by the author, though where the occasion seemed to call for it, modern ideals have been incorporated in the text. On the contrary, he acknowledges with thanks the services rendered by the following accepted authorities: Stonehenge Count Henry A. Graaf Van Bylandt Theo. Marples Dr. Caius Unless otherwise stated, the maximum sizes of the various breeds have been given. Bitches may be taken as about ten per cent lighter than the dogs. Owing to the exigencies of space the descriptions have been confined to color, size, head, ears, eye, tail and general appearance. Dogs, all the world over, more or less, are intended to be straight and strong on the legs, possessed of well padded feet and in other ways endowed with working qualifications. The author's object will have been attained if the subject, in the form presented, is found acceptable to dog lovers who have not the leisure to study the more exhaustive works on dogs. 302506