Humours of '37, Grave, Gay and Grim. Rebellion Times in the Canadas. By Robina and Kathleen M. Lizars 1 25 The Story Of the Union Jack. By Barlow Cumberland. Illustrated in Colors 1 50 Ten Years of Upper Canada in Peace and War--1803-15. By Mrs. J. D. Edgar 1 50 The Selkirk Settlers in Real Life. By R. G. MacBeth, M.A. 0 75 The Making of the Canadian West. By R. G. MacBeth, M.A. With Portraits and Illustrations 1 00 The History Of Annapolis County, including old Port Royal and Acadia. By Judge Savary. With Portraits 3 25 The History of Lunenburg County. By Judge DesBrisay. With Illustrations 2 50 Canadian Savage Folk. By John Maclean, Ph.D. Illustrated 2 50 The Forge in the Forest. A Historical Romance of Acadia. By Chas. G. D. Roberts. Illustrated 1 25 _Postpaid to any Address._ WILLIAM BRIGGS, Publisher, 29-33 Richmond Street West, TORONTO, ONT. Across the Sub-Arctics of Canada _3,200 MILES BY CANOE AND SNOWSHOE THROUGH THE BARREN LANDS_ By J. W. TYRRELL, C.E., D.L.S. _Illustrated by Engravings from Photographs and from Drawings by ARTHUR HEMING._ CLOTH, $1.50, POSTPAID. PRESS COMMENTS [Illustration: Cover ACROSS THE SUB-ARCTICS OF CANADA] "A story of immense scientific value."--_Toronto Globe_. "A most valuable contribution to the literature of the great North-West.... Mr. Tyrrell's touches of description are delightful."--_Victoria Times._ "As a mere record of adventure, of imminent peril and hair-breadth escapes, of hunting polar bears, and taking a winter tramp of a thousand miles, we know no narrative of more absorbing character."--_Methodist Magazine._ "Upon the whole, no book of travel and exploration in Canada has appeared since Butler's 'Great Lone Land' was published, that combined the interest and value of Mr. Tyrrell's book."--_Hamilton Herald._ "A remarkable trip of exploration, one of the most important of recent years."--_Buffalo Illustrated Express._ "The tale is a marvellous one; the only wonder is the party ever succeeded in returning to civilization."--_Christian Guardian._ "The record of their journey will be found delightful reading by those who feel the peculiar fascination of the vast melancholy Northland.... Altogether the volume is one of solid merit."--_Christian Advocate_ (New York). "There is a variety in this narrative which those of strictly Arctic expeditions lack. It leads through wonderful lakes and rivers hitherto unvisited by white men, with thrilling adventures in running unknown and perilous rapids."--_The Bookman_ (New York). "The illustrations have the double virtue of illustrating the subject and of being trustworthy; and this final remark applies to the whole book."--_N. Y. Independent._ WILLIAM BRIGGS, Publisher, 29-33 Richmond St. West. TORONTO, ONT.