Outing

an Illustrated
Monthly Magazine of

Amateur Sport
Travel and

25 cents

Recreation

July, 1893

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Don't fail to order at once "OUTING" for AUCUST. It will con tain "The Racers for the America's Cup," by Capt. Kenealy, richl illustrated from paintings by Fred. S. Cozzens.

Copyright, 1893, by THE OUTING COMPANY (Limited). ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
CONTENTS FOR JULY, 1893.

Frontispiece: "A Summer Idyl." Painted for OUTING by Hy. S. Watson.
A Summer Idyl. (Poem) Illustrated by Henry S. Watson.

Pastelle. (A Story.) Illustrated by C. J. Budd and Van Deusen.
Sails and Sailor-craft. (Seen Through a Layman's Glasses.)
Illustrated with Diagrams.

The Viking. (Poem.)

A Day in the Grand Cañon.

Kings and Queens of the Turf. (The Champion Pacers)
Illustrated by Gean Smith.

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Lavinia S. Goodwin.

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Clara Sprague Ross.

Charles Ledyard Norton. 256

Amy Elizabeth Leigh. 260 Mary Wager Fisher. 261 "Dexter." 265

How We Towed Our Way. (Or, By Canal Thro' the Empire State) L. J. Sanderson. 272
Illustrated by Van Deusen.

Le Point du Jour. (Poem)

Practical Lessons in Swimming. Illustrated with Diagrams.
Down Miller's River.

Canadian Militia in Action. (Concluded.)

Illustrated by Hermann Simon.

A Greeting. (Poem.)

The Frog for Pan and Pastime.

L. Doughty. 278 Walter A. Varian. 279 Joseph Lee. 285

Captain Henry J. Woodside. 288

E. J. Myers. 293

J. Harrington Keene. 300 Jennie Taylor Wandle.

Lenz's World Tour Awheel. (From Siskiyou to San Francisco.)
Illustrated by Max Klepper.

Grace E. Denison.

Through Erin Awheel. (Continued.) Illustrated by Hy. S. Watson.
Bass Fishing in Maine.. I ustrated by Hermann Simon and Hy. S. Watson. Arthur Pierre.
Editorials and "Outing" Monthly Record.

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