Excerpt from Our Animal Friends, Vol. 23: An Illustrated Monthly Magazine; September, 1895-August, 1896
Edel, William, Editorials A Bad Project of Legislation, A Letter from the Canary Islands, An Extraordinary Case of Reckless Inhumanity, Another Attempt to Procure Pernicious Legislation, Annual Meeting of The American Society for the Preven tion of Cruelty to Animals, Concerning the Cat, Cropping Dogs' Ears, Important Action of the American Kennel Club, Drinking Fountains for Man and Beast, Experiments on Living Animals: Views of an Eminent Medical Man, How Humane Work 15 made Ridiculous Hydrophobia: Five Common Errors, Protection of Birds in Germany, Regulation of Vivisection in the District of Columbia, The Brooklyn Shelter. (illustrated), The Dog in British Poetry, The English Sparrow and the Caterpillar, The Home of Rest for Horses at Acton, England, The Medical Profession and Vivisection The Old Year and the New, The Pleasant Occupation of Tending Bees. The street-cleaning Commissioner and the Dogs Vivisection in Schools, Vivisection in Schools: Unnecessary Bill, \vomen and Egret Plumes, Education and the Summer Holidays, Egret Plumes. J. A. Allen, Egypt and Cleo. Maria louise eve, Elephant in Ancient Medals, 1 he. John D. D LL. D., Illustrated by F: W. Fulton.
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