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BRANDON.
OZRO MEACHAM.

oZRo MEACIIAM.
Among the prominent men OF the place
we mention first Ozro Meacham, ESQ, who
for several years has been closely identified
With the business and other interests of the
town. He has been for fifteen years estab
llshed in the clothing business here, and
for the past six years has occupied one OF
the fine stores in Simonds' block. where
he keeps constantly on hand large and
wcll-selected stock of clothing, gents fur
nishing goods, hats, caps, trunks, &c, and
where, judging from present appear
ances, he will remain for long time to
come.
ROBERT FORBES.
Next door TO Mr.. Meacham, in the same
block, is the well-known drug store of
Robert Forbes, who for many years has
been citizen of this town and one of the
first men of the place. His reputation for
fair dealing and honesty is well known,
and his lucrative trade shows that people
put confidence in him.
sIMONDs q osGooD
are the proprietors of the largest and best
supplied dry goods, and grocery store in the
town. Their stock is at all times complete.
and embraces everything from needle to
q Paisley shawl, They have the best ar
ranged, best lighted and the most popular
store of the kind IN town.
RICHARD WALSH.
For fifteen years Mr.. Walsh has provided
our people with head-stones and monu-
ments to mark the last resting place of our
departed friends and he is known by all
to be a fine workman, as may be seen at
any time by calling upon him. t
s. $. SMITH
In Paiges block on Park street, is rapidly
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winning golden opinions for the beautiful
manner in which he places our counte
nances upon glass or paper, lie also will
enlarge picture and finish in India ink if
wanted, or supply you with frames at any
price
hill AND DUNN
This firm although new one. and who,
as yet, have hardly commenced business,
are engaged in the saleof cabinet work house
furnishing goods, collins and Baskets. They
have leased the large brick store corner of
Franklin and Park streets, and are rapidly
filling it up with first class goods. They
have already a large. assortment of black
walnut, ash, and palmer suits of furniture,
and having ample room in which to store
their goods they can keep on hand large
and well selected stock The basement will
be used for repairing and uphostering
shop, the ground floor as a general sales
room, the second floor will be filled with
upholstered goods and chamber sets, and
the third with collins, Baskets and under
takers goods.
They have just received the finest hearse
in town, and are ready to attend funerals at
moments notice.
Mr.. Hill has been in the same business
before but was burned out about year
ago. Mr.. Dunn was formerly from Rut-
land, and being both young men and with
stirring business habits, we predict for
them large share of the trade from this
and surrounding towns.
d. =. PUTNAM
has just returned from market and can
supply any of our citizens with anything
that they may wish in the harness line.
Dan has been fixture with us for num-
Der of years, and his reputation as a work
man is known all over the country, and we
are glad to hear that since starting in bust
ness tor himself he has been prosperous.
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The President and specie Payments.

The Troy Times of last evening says
President Grant has again expressed his
anxiety for return to specie payment at
the earliest practicable moment, but very
properly refuses to indicate his action in
advance on the currency initiation bill. A
veto would, however, be victory over the
enemies of the country, quite as happy in
its effects as that won at Vcksburg during
the war. We are not without hopes that
the restraining hand of the President will
be laid upon the mad schemes of the infla-
tionists
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Buffers Attempt 10 Recover From
His Defeat.

A Washington dispatch says that Gen.
Butler intends to persist in his efforts to
substitute the text of the Senate currency
bill for that Of the House. If he succeeds
the currency question will not be any near
err solution, for the substitute will not be
the actual one of the Senate, which lies on
the speakers table and cannot be taken up
in that manner, but only the House bill in
the same language, which must 90 back to
the Senate for its concurrence, lust the
same as if it had been an original measure.
1t would still be necessary, in order to make
the measure law, either for the Senate
again TO pass its own bill in the form of
House bill or for the House to pass the
original Senate bill upon its table. Buffers
movement is not therefore intended TO eX-
pedlte legislation, but to recover from the
defeat he experienced on Friday in attempt
Ing TO lead the House. The conservatives
are all Of the opinion that there is nothing
now Tor them to do but to oppose both bills
at all points. The inflatlonists appear to
be divided, some being disposed to follow
Buffers lead, while others want to pass the
Maynard bill first, and the Senate bill as
soon rs possible afterwards. Their divi-
sions do not, however, indicate any defeat
OF legislation. 1t now appears certain that
the Senate bill will become law during the
present week, If the President does not veto
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First Opinion Delivered by Chief
Justice Waite

The chief-justice declared his first opin-
ion on the bench of the Supreme Court, on
Monday, in a case from Illinois. touching
the right of state to tax nonresident ma
tional bank shareholders at the residence
OF the bank. Members of the bar who
heard it and his brethren on the bench
speak of it in eulogisic terms. The court
below decided that the tax could not be
thus laid and the decree was against the
collector That decree is here reversed the
court holding that shares of stock in ma
tional banks are personal property. Under
the national act they are species Of per-
sonal properly, say the court, which is, in
one sense. intangible and incorporal, but
the law which creates them may separate
them from the person of the owner for pur-
poses of taxation, and give them a status of
their own. This has been done, il is held,
by the banking act.
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Captain, Hawley did make speech. Now
the people of Connecticut reject, seeming
" Hawley and endorse Eaton. Who.is re-
sponsible? How many more such sights
do we wish TO see, before we will begin to
overturn and overturn, and overturn to
some purpose. Eaton in the Senate and
lIawlcy out of it-what sight-and all
because there was not sufficient of moral
courage to dare TO do right regardless of
offices or men
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We have also good stock OF " Phillips Sc
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LATEST NEWS SUMMARY
Sy Telegraph and Wall.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Sandwich Islanders are still in training
for annexation and get on prodigiously.
That nothing may be left undonc which
might commend them to the good graces of
Americans, they have resolved on an issue
of paper currency.
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Pronounced by the public and the press the
Largest and most perfect Concert Troupe
which has ever Travelled either In this county
or In Europe.
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Annusenlents.

SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS !
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-15

The liberal democracy have carried thirty
eight out of the fifty-fvc counties in New
York which have thus far elected super
visors this year. Two years ago they
carried but ten. They have now majority
of nearly one hundred towns, as against a
republican majority of about three hundred
two years ago and of seyenty'two last
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-15

The new French minister has had an
interview with Mr.. Blackfan, superntend-
cnt of foreign mails, post office depart
ment, in relation to postal treaty with
France. The indications are that a salts
factory arrangement will be made between
the two countries, although the general
features are not yet agreed upon.
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SWEDISH EMIGHANTs.

A party of sixty Swedes arrived at
New York from Europe by the Cunard line
to Boston. They were accommodated at
the Grand Trunk depot and were
forwarded to Toronto by the Grand
Trunk train next morning. Among them
were Swiss man and wife, aged about
forty-five years, having with them their
family Of nineteen children.
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drugs and Meaifines.
RUTLAND COUNTY DRUG STORE

OLD STORE OLD PLACE OLD rRorRIsroRs /,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-15

The remains of the Hon. David p. For
rest were taken to their final restng-place,
, 1874-01-27

sei9reoen bdtt, BARRON is feen Shbels'port
tpabr!" Nifts abnenb, trd9t lnler PetrnS
bas Bud 3um Siirsermeiiter, o%allelbe tn 9lattz
e%efeilter Stebe bemielben iiberrel6e1o. WIS
bieier ipdter ipie es BET alien 0eotcattotlett
a,brduflid - ben Sitel bes iibermaftet
SudeS leien min, e%ritaunt er bodlt4 nl1o
labt ben Geriaiier I'M Gebeirten baoon tn
&eni1tnib iesen. 9aS traf Srn. 0r. Petrus
Qambeciits gerabe in's Ser3 -. CT fpllroe
frant int @emiitb uno batte be1 SOB paoon
geilonurteit, pern ibm nlft Der quite Hatb
ertbeilt, poroen mdre, ct iolle auf 6etien
oeben. Gtnes Ulorgens, in Der Sribltlnoe,
eing ct alf uno bapon, obne abldteo gu
nebulen uno rubte ntdt eber, bis ct Wten
erreidt bate, no ct ii1 benz &atier
CUR gerfiisuns iteute. Dieter mafte i'm
gum gibliotbefar uno 5oirath, gang abse>
ieben BON anoeren @iiroen llno gbren, 10 ct
ibm anseoeiben lieb. 3pan3ig Sabre ipds
ter, i'm Sabre 1850, 1T Yetrus 9ambectus IN
8ien ais beriibmter Waann bodgea6tet ullo
tief betrauert geitorben, obne je fi6 pieber
naa ieiner 8rau suriidgeIebnt gu baber. =
Uni ere seneisten 9eier aber peroe1t etnraumen,
,pie He9t mir batten, ais mir bieier @eidtfte
bic ueberi9rift saben: Iaes burd bic
Srauen!
, 1874-01-27

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@ren,e. ieiner &raft trosen milB, III
nihts peiter in frudtloiem 3lrfel 81
erreiden, oils oieie &raft gu erbalter1 81
ersan,en 3u ueuer anltren9lth9
@eine Sano, ipefde ct anf ben 2tld
aeleat batte, baltic iih 3ulamnet, 1etr
ftarrer Slid ridtete fid brenneno tn oaa
Qeere. m
Maoame Naimono idiittelte leid)t
ldd)elno oen &opf, = lie war iold)e AltSz
briide an ibrent Mietb8ntart 9emobnt,-
Mtttonie bate nit ianftem Slid ben lunz
gen Wfann ,pdbreno ieiner erreeten 6eoe
an9eieben, ettpas tpie Elm forIdeno lpdben%
Der Nusorud tpar sutpeilen inter Der iaz
nisen uno ber3liden Tbeilnabme, melfe
in ibrem Nuse idtrlmerte, berpor@
aebrof)en, = alS er geenoet, le9te ite lbre
fei1e sarte Sanb aui Die feline, net9te iid
Elm uenie 3u ibm biniber uno iprad NIT
ueider, aber ernlter Stimme:
fi.H | y-.Tf. - tL.'N|
Mie pabr 1T es, mas Sie iasen,-
mein lieber Gead6ar,-ner empfdnoe oas
nidt, BET gum barten 2oos Der arbett
ourd) feline @eburt p%erurtbeilt 1T i rno
bod" fiigte fie nod tailoer binsu,-rfann
ib Sbnen in Sbrem f%initern ,3ori1, IN
5brer tr%aurisen @rbitterlng nidt Ned)t
geber. Die meite lidte 8elt bort oben
Fat lire glumen,-iie fino Die &tnoer oes
JaoeB ut1o perblitben NIT benz Gage, uno
Jeoanfenlos tritt Der SUP Der @inltllnee
oes 9asiebtbums iiber ite bin, aber Die
u1nfle 1iefe, in tpelder mir militant ben
Wes unleres Qebens uns babneu, bat
lire @oelltetne, -eS fontntt MIR oarauT
Iii, ie 3u fiaoen uno sn beben, uro
,penn mir ie eeboben baben, 10 oerb(iiber
ie uidt fuie Die 8lamen, lonoern leud)z
Ten in b~auern6ent, unSeritorbarem@l Slang"
2an9lam ridtete @eors letn l5anpt
empor, fem 8ltd rubte nit neberz
:aiduns auf ben belebten S3iigen ieiner
ih6nen Nadbarint feline 9ebqqte Sarto
(0ste iih Inter benz %ianften Druid Der
ibrtgen baum ieuf3te ct tief arf utlo
Iaste 1Meiie:
rWenn mir iie, finoen uno beben, =
.aber wte ielten iino fie su finoeu, ME
.id,iper sn bebsn e
~. ,l6Ostiesuns fOlst.)
, 1874-01-27
Sic Oueaten ais Gbefifter.

Sn elmer maladti6en @ren3itanbt lebte,
mie elm ausmdrtises 8latt berihtet, cine nit
alien weiblideu &eiSen ausseitattete iunse
Die an @liidsgiitern ieooh nur Ell
men %eit3igen 0ucaten belab. Gbenbaielbt
aud Elm itattli1er uub perm0seuber
&aufmant, 'slei6fals @ittper, Der Die
juuse 8lttpe nit nidts tpeniser ais uusiins
itisen Mugen auiab. Sic hattie snun ben
itattliGsn @ittmer gar 3n germ an tbren
3riumpbwagen gefettet, wemn berielbe niht
eiu gar 10 uoriidtiser Mann gepeien mare,
Der neben benz S1ate meibliher &et,e, BEL
len ie ii6 ribmen founte, aud nod auf an
bere eddie 9fniprud n1a4te, 0o4 Die
Sdlaubett einer beirathsluitigen @ittpe 1T
nm einen Auspes ME perlesen. @ines lido
uen Mor9enS lieB ite iiA beint 8ittiper ihret
0ucateu tpehielu uub faufte NIT benz @rlos
einen sneiten Ducater, ben fie ebenfals beim
Srdutisam in spe ausmedieln lleb. 90 trieb
lie nit benz Wertbe zines 0ucatens elm paar
Mouate binourd eiuen S%auihbanbel bis bic
Miatt oes @olbeS ibr zines Cages ben itatt'
lider @ittmer in Die Irme fibrte, nm balo
oarauf aus Seioen elm gliidlihes Yaar 81
MAIDEN. limb sliidlid blieben ite aud oann,
ais Der Sdrtlihe @eeSatte eiulab, bab er pu'
pint iporoen, ooenu," ar9umentirte er, hat
ie mid, eiuen erfabrenen S%aufmann, 10 gut
aniiibreu %f0nnen, pie wirp ie Die &unlt erlt
bel meIneu &unoen perltebeu /"
, 1874-01-27
Seine Slnbe.

OtttuS
8obl bab' i6 eiu @eib4en, bod faGt mfrs
nidt Elm,
Sour ibr unb ionit 8ei1er mein Qeben gu tpeib'u
Oab Soft mir in @naber uelgebe bic Climb
Sd lieb' Elm gar iiiBes, elm ber;iges &inb.
@obin i9 audi sebe, ieps nab ober melt,
Sd benfe in 0iebe Der lieblihen Maib,
Sd tras' iie I'M Ser3en auf S9ritt unb auf
Eritt,
Sd pfliide ibr Slumen, i'd bring ibr mas nit
SIT la9t midi ibr 4us' an, 10 freunblid unb
groB, ,
Sft idlief in Der Damm'runs ie mir auf
benz Shoob,
@obf tauienbmal bat iie BON 0ieb' mir seiast,
@obl %tauieupmal bab' i'd: nSiit mein ou?"
ra 9etra9t.
Sd hattie uno idaufle 1ie oft auf ben &uie'n,
Sd ltrei6le bic Wan9en, bic ~roienrotb bliib'n;
@ir ipielen 3uiammen, mir tii1Ien inns fret,
8irladenuu o lAersen, mein 8eib itebt babel.
Mfein @eib tpeib oas aues unu croft nidt
nit mir. r
sic liebt gar meiu Sddtden uno idmout
~ # $50 nift NIT ibr.
Ou uBtoidni9tmunbern, es 1T feline iilb' I,
Die @elt bari es mtien: @fein Qieb lift -
Ci.i $3.50 t,T mein &inb.
, 1874-01-27
Noble Nafiionen in Der euten
alton 2etf. @

Ser lebte Selbfberriher BON 3peibrifen,
benz oas 8etpnbtiein ietner boben Stelun9
auf's i@ebtrn gei6lasen mar, umsab itf
nit einem Miniiter oes Snner1, etrtenl
Miniiter bes Nusndrtiger, etnem &rtegs=
uno einem Sinan3ninifter. Dieie bier Portes
.%feuilles tparen, jeSod in elmer etr5isen Ber=
Jon bereini9t, melde perpflldtet mar, bier
peridiebene l1riformen 5u baben, bic. tn
eiuem S9ranf pes bersosll6en S%or5iramerS
bingeu. @enn Der Staatsratb Der Ser5og
.llno bier ieiner Serren Sasobunbe-Sieung
bielt, mas p6dentlid breintal gei6ab, muBte
Inn eln Diinilter nod benz aroern ntrerz
geboriamlten 8eribt" erltatten. Satte Der
Miuiiter bes Snnern in beublauer l1niform
nit itlbergeliftem &ragen iettten 8ortrag
gebalter, 10 trat crab, I'M orauben int Sor=
gunner liubiin ben Miniiter Der auspdrtisen
Inselegenbeiren St "perpuppeft, 3. b. bic
olinfel9riine, golbselttdte Uniform an5ulegen
'unb als MiniIter bes 4eubern I'M buloreide
Auoien3 gu bitten. als &%riessminiiter
mubte er in meiber uno ais Stnan3mlnliter
in i9arla9rotber l1niform ieinem ,%,alerz
burAlau6tigiten nnb grobr1ahtl9lte1 Serrn
unb @ebieter" alles beridten, mas ieit Der
leeten Sieurg I'M 8erethe bieier beiben De-
partements oorsefalen. mar. Dieier bier
bautise Minilter befleibete auberoem nod
bic Stene eines Sberjdsermeiters uno @ou=
perrleurs Der ber5ogliden Sagbbnnbe unb be-
Sog fir feline leAs Ien1ter einen Sabres9ebalt
BON 5000 @uloen. Sb mobl BET ben ertpdbn=
ten 9ubien3en, no Elm Sanspurit Dem anbern
in bic Ausen iab, aues INNER eraitbaft Obj
gegangen ftp Ser5og Guguit BON Sadien=
@otba Il 1929 9eb0rte slei6fals gu ben
munberli6eu Naturen, @inerieits Elm unz
rubiser, gu allen MtaBlpiisfeiten alt9elester
@eiit, Elm perpetuum mobile auf 3metSeilerl,
ltebte Der SerSos eS anoererielts, einen sroBen
She'll bes Cages int Sett gu perbringen. Sm
8ett nabm ct in ber &esel Gour an, bonn
Sette aus resierte er iein &eia. Seine Set
suus fir ben Srient uuo namentlid) fir
China sing 3upeilen 10 melt, baB er ais Wfan=
oarin %sefleioet prdiioirte. 3u ietnen 3ablretz
den Sonperlingslaunen geb0rte aud Die,
Gan BE Cologne in BEN Salat gu miiAen urto
Dtaifdier nit &oiiuen uao Mfanpeln gu per-
ipeiien.
, 1874-01-27
IauIsnb I'm Druid mad uiem MOnat
MmTaQemDer Grfpl0.

Gin Nssnt ~perbisnt stt2 In ptsr 9asen unb tin Inbs.
rsr S45S In 3 Taeen burd ben Wtrfauf ppn
.Oce,n>a Strr0. elm mabrer Sd,as BON
ACelH SlplY t@rfrifdbunscn, Gnt.
eedunsen. Mbenteuern unc IDuncsrn auf une
NIT 2s5 paRsnbsn abtilbuns,n. greis dussrft %ntsorts.
Dat ben rai6tsn absans. Man Tdsrs l4 baip eth VII
bsItsisib babur6, taB man aerelire an
Subbarc Bros. y ubl., 723 S~dnfpmfraBe,
YiIaeele bta, pa,
, 1874-01-27

@tuer Der 9etfrigteu Tsm;
peren3ler in 8entudp lift Der Buns
oeSteuer > @innebmer Sobu g. Niron in
Gopiugton, belien St%euereiuuabmen gum
sroBsn Gbeil aus Der Steusr fir seiitiss @e'
tranfe belteben.
, 1874-01-27
Neenten Derlanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!

Gin ~mlrsises ssitenadd su Ten berat mten Wsrtsn
Three Years in a Man-Trap'' unb Ten Nights
in a Bar'Room," BON 3. G. Mrttur. 0as lssts
unp erDsie Bud piefes ~sefeierten Sdrtftfeaers CLAN.
s,nb ~tlutrirt, elegant ~ssbunben, wtrp Az Lauisnbtn per.
fault. IS wirb non ben bsrporraseneftn Ysrfcnsn unb
3situnssn bs 9unbes auf bas @unfisae %bsurtbetlt.
Cine Geiatate BON gerbrsaen unb Selstpisunsen in
unisrsr Mitte, rpelps 3u. benz ~ruttsfen Ssrsen fpreten
mullen. @ pirp mebr fir BE Sate Der Wldbtsteit unb
Der Moralttdt beptrtsn ale @eiebe. Maenten. wslds
,Man-Trap" p~srtauftn. r,uden rntnoeifens nod Elm.
mai 10 ptsl GremDlare bteiss gu&es p~ertauten. @ine
Sortr"it IN gtsiIai rire .tnsm Isssa 5uSsrissatsn
.iiterrei1t. Beid rdtenbe 9treulare unb fplhe NIT ben
Ysptnsunasu werlsn fret auf Mnfraae ~perfenoet BON
8. WV. Stoccart Y. Co.. Yubltfbers, 733 Sanfom
Straee, Ypila., pa. 17iunt4gD; .
, 1874-01-27
8. 9. @tctarb II. Spas,
SO. 81 Brpabway.

Qir belddftlsen uns idt bent Sabre 1877 nit BEN
0erfauf ppn qDedteln auf europa unp NIT Gussat.
luuaen non Welpern In iebsm Srte Deutfdlanps. bic
~ ben 9mpfSna germ frsi tn's 5aus stbratt lperesn;
fsrnr ais a~aetnise
.0ensral'p afaae' MsentMr Der Samburssr.K
sN.~A -t OdtnpncDttte
NIT benz
@srtauf pom Sdsfsfbstnsn sur @.ii. mad unb ssn
europa, fur bic Dampfl6tfe Der ainit;
NIT Der g. ."lI
WusRsauns 70 e%aiHsfastusn sur Ssift mad glsf.
gort, fur BE vpn Sambura unb Bremen btrtit (ni6t
attr Gnslanp) ~fabrsnbea be1tl&sn Ssssli&tfs;
NIT Der
Wsr,puuns stnsebenber Waarsn. Wtins &C.. dter.
taupt nit ausn I'm 8olbaufe ~ ssrri6senpen &c.
f6drten; ugAsea
anb N iiusr -
europa pesr tn bas Sunere &msrita's.
9. y. Ridbarb u. Bca8,
Aunt, 81 Srpdtwdg Str.
, 1874-01-27

4nA Baltischer Lloyd.
6it.ta-N ruerifanti@e Voi-D ampfiptHfabrte.
Mctien-G elsQiGaft.
N~easlmAatss ppk pampfidbihfabrt tntf3sn
Rem Wore unc 6tefrn.
Die t~sls.ss.n fart ~ssbaut'n aas elegant stHs'rt4tss's
Dapster,-
~ Dafbfnston,
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-04-30
sHENAN DoAH HERALD AND VAILEY7AD Weird
The purnaast Kaowingst Dog that ever
Were Har."
He came in from Truckee Meade,

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He came in from Truckee Meadows
yesterday, did this level headed dog.
He rode in by the side Of his master
on load OF potatoes. He was not a
pretty dog, not q dog Of blue blood
and high degree. He was tall, gaunt,
shaggy haired, wild-eyed looking brin-
die beast Of unrecorded pedigree As
the wagon, carrying man, dog, and
potatoes, halted for time in front of a
dozen loungers ihereabout made some
.remark in regard to the appearance of
the canine, when thus spoke re horny
handed, fowsy headed tiller Of ye soil:
''Fellers, that air amt a purity dog, I
know he's like me, makes no pre-
tensions to material beauty but he's
Just the durndest knowingist dog that
ever wore har. He's got more instink,
that dog has, All more savoy, an pen
tration, ar insight into human natur,
jist in that ugly old cabez of his nor
can be found In the beds of whole
piazza full of yer dedicated town dogs
E-poodles an sich What I pride in
him for is his regular human sense,
he's jist the dardnest dog out! Now
eff come from town perfectly sober
(when I've left him to see after the
ranch) it would just do your hearts
good to see that dog show off what a
sense of appreciation he's got Of me.
Fellers, his gorgeous tail then stands
aloft he skyugles about; he runs on
afore me a scrapin' up the yearth with
his hind feet, sendln' the chips fyin'
he holds UP his mead an barks in a
cheerful an manly tone O. voice, es-
cortin me forward an feelin' prouder'n
he'd holed a woodchuck But let ne
come home full of tangle leg, sheep
herder's delight and terrantiler juice
and that is the darndest shamedest dog
yer ever saw. He jist takes one look
at me an he knows it all Down. goes
his tail, he lops his years, hangs his
head, squats his back, an lookin back
now an then lie sinks off an crawls
under the Enthusiastically ashamed to
be seen about the, premises for fear
somebodyN find out that I own him.
tell you, fellers he's the cussedest
dog for right out an out human sense
that ever was seed in these parts, and
Truckee Medders is proud that he war
pupped thar .'-Frona the Tirgjnja
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