to the exclusion of all others. Chum (II being where he could do no harm, the captain and some of the crew came aft and lassoed the dog and dragged him up onto the deck, where a pail or two of seawater dashed over him cooled him off and brought him out of his fit. Poor fellow! He had too much salt had meat to eat and was suffering from too much warm weather, and too little exercise. He did not attack anyone; he had the headache and merely wished to get into some place where he could be quiet and alone. Late in the afternoon of Monday, 2 August, we sighted the Greenland coast through the mist. The land was Camel's Hump, a mountain 0000 feet high in latitude. We