BOXING AND WRESTLING.
liow to Join a Circus.
This contains all the in formation
necessary for those who desiro to qualify themselves for the Circus or
GymllllSiUm; with hints to Amateurs and advice to Professional per–
formers; affording thorough instruction in all branches of the business.
Illustrated. By the celebrated Tony Denier. By carefully following the
advice a.nd instruction contained inthis book, any person with a moder–
ate degree of perseverance can become proficient in all the atartling act8
on the horizontal bar, flying trapeze, and otber evolutions that challenge
th e Admiration of all who behold them. 10! pages . •. . •... ... .. .211
eta.
Jerry Thomas' Bar Tender's Guide ; or How to
Mix
all
kinds of Fancy
D r inks.
An entirely new edition; new platu; new drinks.
Containing clear and reliable cllrcctionR for mixing all the beverages used
in the United States. Embracing Punches, Juleps , Cobblers, Cocktails,
etc., etc. , in endless variety. Dy Jerry Thmna•. This work also contains
the best receipts for preparing bottled Punch, bottled Cocktails, Punch
Essences, etc .• ,.fter the
lll.OBt
approved methods; also, all the newest
Egg Noggs, Fizzes, Slings, Sours, and other Fancy Drinks in enclless
variety. 16mo, illuminated paper cover. .... . ... . .. . . ••.• • •. .. . ..110
eta.
16mo, cloth.• . • ••. •• •• •.. ...• • . . .. .. , .•.... .. . ..• . •.... . .. ••• •.. •. 7 11 eta.
Dick's Art ofWrestlin
15 . A New Hand-Book of th orough
in–
struction in Wrestling, with the accepted Rules to be observed In the
differen t methods or wrestling generally adopted ut the present time.
Fully illustrated by well-designed engravings, exhibiting all the aggres–
sive and defensive positions necessary for success•.. . .... ... ....•.211 cts.
Price's Science of Self-Defense.
Illustrated with Engraving:;.
Thia book was written by Ned Price, the celebrated boxer, and is the beat
work that was ever written upon t he subject of Sparring and Wrestling.
It
contains all the tricks and stratagems resorted to by professional box–
ers, a?d the descriptions of the
p11.ssc~.
blows and parries are all clearly
explained hy the
a.id
of
nun10rons
<lrn.g:rams and engravings. That por–
tion <;>fthe work V:hich
trea~s
on wrestling is particularly thorough, and is
well illustrated with engravmgs. Boards . .. .... ...•. . . . . . .. . .. .. .7 :; eta.
Ned Donnelly's Art of Boxing.
A thorough Manna! of Spar–
~ing
and Self-Defence, illustrated with Forty Engravings, allowing the
various Blows, Stops and Guards; by N<!cl Donnelly, Professor of Box.Ing
to
the London At!Jletic Club, etc., etc. This work explains in detail
every movement of attack and defence in the clearest language, and in
accordance with the most approved an<l modern methods; the engrav–
ings o.ro very distinctly drawn, and show each position and motion as
plainly as the personal instruction of a professor could convey it. It
teaches all the feints and dodges practised by experienced boxers, and
gives advice to those wbo desire to perfect them selves in the Manly Art.
lnclu<ling the London Prize Ring Rules, lljlld revised Marquis of Qneen•·
bury's Rules.
127
pages . . .. . .. . . .... ... . . .. .. .. .. ... . . . ... . . ... . . 211 cts.
The Art ofAttack andDefence.
A Mnn ual of F en cing, Sword
Exercise, Bayonet Practice and Boxing, affording instructions in the
modern m ethocl of Fencing, the mode of attack with sword against sword
or b'1yonet, and with b>Lyonet against sword or bayonet. By Major W. J .
Elliott- 'Profusel y illustrated ... . . . ..... ... .. .. ..... . . . . .. .. . ... .2 11 e ls.
Boxing :Made Easy; or, The Complete Mau.al of Self-De·
fense. Clearly exp1"ined and Illustrated in a Series of El\By Lessons.
w!tk
some important Hints
to
Wrestlers... ... .. .....•. . . . •.. •..•••• •• 111 clii.