A very excellent representation of one of the best specimens of the present day.
Photo by E. Landor] [Ealing.
BUTTERFLY-DOG.
The photograph gives an excellent idea of this somewhat rare variety.
Scottish Terriers are very interesting, often with much "character" about them. The usual colours are black, shades of grey, or brindle, but some are seen fawn, stone-colour, and white. The ears should be carried bolt upright, the coat as hard as a badger's, teeth even, small dark expressive eyes, fore legs straight, the back short. One I brought from Skye many years since I took with me when driving some miles into the country; coming back by a different route, he missed me; but on nearing my starting-point I found him posted at a juncture of four roads, by one of which I must return. He could not have selected a better position. The illustration is that of a first-rate specimen of the variety, "Champion Balmacron Thistle."
Photo by T. Fall] [Baker Street.
HER MAJESTY QUEEN ALEXANDRA, WITH CHOW AND JAPANESE SPANIELS.
A group which will be studied with much interest by all.