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Battle, A sham, 97.

BEARS:--Bear feasting on Remains of Canoeists' Breakfast, 805; Mark Outrigger in the Clutches of the Bear, 840.

Bed, Just out of, 528.

Bedouins, A Party of wandering, 732.

Bell, Tolling the, 393.

BEN BUTTLES:--Ben Buttles's great Catch, 1; Ben at Work, 24.

"Besieged," 793.

Billy's first Rise in the World, 696, 712.

BIRDS:--"Why shouldn't we enjoy ourselves?" 208; A Bird escaped--"Flown," 212; Swallows and their Nests, 233; The Titmouse, 345; An April Shower, 408; The Vain Sparrows, 425; Barn-Swallows and their Nests, 456; California Linnet, 456; House-hunting, 480; Wrens and their Nests, 521; "Strategy," 581; African Kingfishers, 633; Humming-Birds, 745.

Blockheads, The merry, 432.

"Blood will run? I wonder if the," 800.

Boar, A wild, 296.

BOATS:--"Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep," 457; Boy sailing a Boat, 702; Boarding the Gun-Boats, 808.

Bonheur's (Rosa) "A Humble Servant," 321.

Boot-Black--"His first Shine," 336.

Boot of Card-Board, 103.

Borneo, The Head-Hunters of, 388.

Bouquet, An animated, 352.

"Bow-wow!" 481.

Boy, A very bad. 137.

Boy, Metempsychosis of an idle, 80.

Boy's Head, 193.

"Bread-and-Butter Days," 777.

Brooklyn Sunday-School Union, Fifty-third Anniversary of the, 504, 505.

Broom, The queer old, 109.

Brown's (J. G.) "Clear the Track," 841.

Buckwheat Cakes--A Winter Nightmare, 320.

Bull, The obstinate--"Jes you 'have yerself, and come 'long now," 464; "And she went," 464.

Bull tossing Boy in the Air, 652.

"Burglars, They thought they were both," 725.

Butterfly Net, 599; Butterflies, 600.

"Cæsar's Arch" at Ctesiphon, 732.

Calf and Girl--"Good-Morning!" 716.

Camel and small African--"My golly! I's cotched him dis time, for sure," 32.

Camel--The Mail-Rider of the Desert, 692.

Camisards, The Boy Commander of the--Cavalier personating the Lieutenant of the Count Broglio, 232.

Candy Pull, The, 301.

CANOE CLUB, THE CRUISE OF THE:--"Don't think for a Moment of getting any other Canoe," 657; "She's half full of Water," 677; A Stampede in Camp, 689; Not so easy as it looks, 709; "He caught hold of the Root of a Tree, and kept his Canoe stationary," 721; Running the Rapid, 741; Getting Breakfast under Difficulties, 760; Hunting for a Wild-Cat in Chambly Castle, 773; Sailing down the Richelieu River, 792; A Bear feasting upon the Remains of their Breakfast, 805; Around the Camp Fire, 821; "How in the World did you get up there?" 844.

Canoe, Diagram of, 651.

Cans, Old Fruit, 320.

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