The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-09
The Biography Of a Dog.
Bfayfogle In Missouri Democrat.

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ABOUT miie away ,rolil nome, ueu al
oyster-can 10 MS tan save nun st,nhuI
Ia,lhg kIch, anu toiheu nm aurn.
never suspected tiie speeu there was I'D
tnat uog. re iooheu lhe " WINE anu
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more 10 the ueyeioPuhent vi ms spesu,
tnan 10 1hahe nihI a nfeuiuh ior tne
fapla transH Oh unware between given
Poihts; huave having yieidea sucn
sPiehdid sp9ft, L trIeo nIm sgaih anu
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iterest IN sne procet ung ne wouiu
IH urh anu e'anv qoet,t Willis ,ne
0yster- can was paiDg attacnea 70 nls
.nich Piepian taIi, aHsi ,!en az tlle W sfP
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Ia>fofite lun ~ y. so.tui"ay iaNIuouH
was afounu tie ciie''. It rdch sutIoInG-
ing the court nouse gIoungs, % when
rom one ~ S~o HunureA rurai uyIsts
were geneIa'y nicne, an VI WHICH
wouiu tahs niS., p'.an ,. tnGlI n"'.eIs
anu sta,S ~, Hoine a. nse'y cau.eI.
inat nooN Jug a'ao Ieii leu ~ .cu ..,
Jung oown = s,ue W. cao~ueu WIN
people, uPs:.s 'ns MI ~ iuune
Detweeh uneir legs, anu frightening uhe
women mo oils ~. i.
once ne grew Ihnpatient At tne ionS
ueisy III iashlog Ihs neieh' 10 the eaii,
anu started pren'atuIeiy, running
hundred yards az aslapp'hs pace before
ne discoverea tna' ne Was hying '!gnt.
he sneaker paek, lookihg snet pisniy
apoloSeuc, oackeo up aSam, anu walt
Ell untli pulcn oi IN clappihgs was
securely iastt hed. .by.ana;ey, -nese
Jog races peca,he an Wy tning WIN
us boys, Dut tne aPpe,lte grew upoi
hnave, unti. ne uMlt iesi 10 goon
Then he got 10 collecting all the tin
ware he found lying around loose, and
storing il up for future use. If, by any
chance, We forgot 10 exercise him, he
would 20 to his tin pile, select q prom
isipe oyster can or section of stove
pipe, carry it in his mouth to one of
his bipcd friends, aud beg piteOusly to
have 1t tied on. Kpave's enthusiasm
for the turf finally led him on to his
death. As he grew older his taste
grew more fastidious. He came to pre-
fer new tinware to that which was
tarnishei by atmospheric oxidation,
and having little respect for either
moral or statute laws, he stole album
dsntIy from the village shop. Finally,
an apprentice detected him in the act
Of getting off with %. string of put
cups fresh from the mint, and gave
him a fatal clip with the hammer,
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