The Canadian Curler's Manual / Or, an account of curling, as practised in Canada: with remarks on the history of the game

A practical manual explains the fundamentals of curling as practiced in Canada, describing stones, the rink, delivery and sweeping techniques alongside rules for playing. It includes a local code used by the Toronto club and a glossary of terms to help newcomers. A historical section outlines the game's early development, its practice in Scotland, and its transfer and adaptation within Canada, and the volume prints the Toronto Curling Club constitution. A preface presents the sport as healthy outdoor exercise for winter, emphasizes sober, sportsmanlike conduct, and aims to encourage broader participation.