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RISEN FROM TIE DEAD.

A SINGULAR STORY FROM MAINE OF Il-A-i''hAist
RETURN To LIFE.
The Augusta (Mtne) Journal, Of ifiaav,
1ath inst. tells this marvellous tale: Z W.
have a,l event to curoni, 10 that wo1li scarce
Iv be believed were it not aUthori1i7'ly
vouchea for by competent witnesses, parl!fs
whose testimony cannot well be disputed or
SCI aside. 4 soun. Gian N tue town o. Vs.
salboro, in Thu county, vas SIT ring IN .ls
last stages 0. consumption, the disease "nich
had jnslliou,lv aud stet!thiiy brou1h AZ hin
n .ho VERGE OF the grave. For several weeks
he lad been entirely PROSTATE and unable to
speak, even to articulte Il sythDia.
H., became 50 oppressed iof Dream tnit3 he
compeled his attendants to rtl>e the WlhioAs
ii his room put ctlt the fires and resort "
every lneans to Obtain fresh ar Vhe CIV
last week Thursday, we understand, the
Young man died. Friendly hand. prepared
the poor emartatad body for the bIir,a; blt
inst us he attending friends were Arranging
q remains tor the c;.,ket, there appeared I'M
mi taxable evidences Of returning HE IN
what had seemed t. them an laninl ite mas
of clay The ear Of an attend mt vas Deht
down 10 the side of the dad man, and II vas
discovered that The heart had begun a1a'n
its slow end measured Pa plt"lons, the
pulse throtb-d, and the young man arose
from the death-sirouis, opened his month,
and spoke in clear ani distinct words 70
those who stood appalled, III the deata-
chamber. There was 10 huskines' MS
voice: he app AIRED lively and active, said he
felt not the slightest pain, but, 70 us9 MS
own language, Il feel Just rs veil As | eV T
lia' At his request the ne ghbtrr we're al
called il, who crowded the house FOR hours.
dtcl.rin. Tia It the recovery o. the man was
.ouu to any mirscls re .raAd ia the Scrip
lures He told this st'r,led 2 Santiago OF
his friend, and ntighhors that, a. he dief, AL
things seemed dark, but only for IN instant;
his ewes suddenly opened to a new world, The
red Heaven ahic'i la been 50 III nv tunes III
his thougbts. and b Il given him s. ruch
com fort in his last we Is Of pan ant Sorrn*.
" He stood upon an 'nnHe"c" "h'ch "Vf T.
looked vast aul heiiit tll plan; the mag
niticant rltin stretched farther than his en-
arged vision could pAle rte, and he O.
scrhed it in Ian .uaIe watch, 70 blS mortal
auditors, seemed tXtrty tGlnt III The extreme.
But Tie rcvivfiei lit, oi the ynung man WIS
not 10 continue long. Il tere bi4ht he again
RESIGNED himself 70 daath. The body "
KEEP reasonable lengta Of time, AM buried
on Sunday Last, he tan4r'i h ing largely AZ
tended We have written ont tine prlcn!sri
Of this rem .rk Ole event subst ntially rs we
have h ard then, aljorins oar llteiligant
readers the privilege 0. drawing their osn ~
ferenceS
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Factors aud Traders Insurance .G:1ps.ss
no. ~ Ggranhc:ei s,.vcoi-

hEw Og1E.fs, Oct. /, lc.a,
Extract from Eighth Annual stasamens.l
Premiums for tacsl year. ending atts
April. 1874 .S1ae.sa T.
Leases paid within no year. ....... s-5,1 Si r.
Reserve fl, uDternlnatea riss6, 3)tn
April. 1877 ......s.... ioa,os5 G
II crest ar3 savi'5ge receiyed...... III ,i3t q
Me- premium rr9uta for fiscal year. =. fGG ca q
gio-s net profits sJtey Payment O.
go, 90 in+ereel. ....,...-.- rJ.,'s i9$ e
c.sH DlvID..aDs PAID ron TEsE ysAs:
fn'ev5st. Observation-Disclosures = 2er Ger.
e1s13iIla .;.............. 50 per cant.
hesEr5:
seth April. 1877 .........,.... s1,5ls. rs &
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the above amount inoiBdes ALI. CLAIMS against
tue Company taat matnred d.lrins le!i, st this
agency.
Al persons who desire policies J., strong, prompt
IA wing company al ,,d 30 insured the st. Louis
Life Insurance Company.
HARMON DOANi1 Gen. State gent,
iaaitf ts2 Gravier st. New Orleans Ia.
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We clip the foiLDwin1 irop the Raleigh Ne,rs

We clip the foiLown frop. the Raleigh Ne,rs
.srHE AL,EAM. GoLD LIrE.--Mr. G. j..
Thames the PIE i'll ut Of ,ho AtaDama dold Lille
Insurance Com ny, "a been spending das or
two il Raleigh il come ton Win tne hu-lntss
Of his comnanv, OF which aIr. H. V. Billiard IL the
srrnt IN this cltt. Tie ss.ioid' Lite Is one Of
those South frn in.t'titlon. which i worhing
itself rapidly int. favor whrrcSct It becomes
known /, lis alreahy predominant u popularity
farther Son Ii b. tin MIS- ioln II AZ management.
TIE srualuess OF its found.fol, and he nrompt
PAYNE OF it- Losses Established II lAti', II
ha- paid out N losses 500 go - g"ld. tbs htias
IL basis We hoi e Ia +. 1t establish iiTli loot
hol here in North Carolina. Certainty no ctis-
plas pr sents str" ger CLAIMS to iaVor ~ hc
character Of its off :ers tbs soundilcss OF It's
nnancrs.
The New OTleins oiis. Of this excellent South
ern company il at 80 Camp street, il the blil,ling
formerly occupied Nv the Equitable If New York.
COOKS TOMS sxD Excursions IN ALL PNrrs
OF rHa USirEp -TAir5 AND EUROPE. i'nr"ns.
t.che II N Nes dreams - any gtrt al E1ro!,e,
Al loves IA q, Is any u the loNia- lines:
State Lin. White scar Line,
tunard l.lnn, lTn7A iint,
Guiun Line. Ht'ip lal lae
Anchor Lane, French line.
For infarn4,ien, staternom. ~, APP 70 A.
II. Nil TT i Go. agents, Z, arm -ttt street.
If von ara l.k.ns tor i htst ! Ire u buv
f1rniu,o, read dalf& ,nery's po=r-rS. Taey
are scattered al oyer toAn.
! Y8ua IIFH : IN DANGfs !. i 80 true 'hat
dan Il q aaI,in+. tsr IL at. ant oar existence
!, oalp 4 al = - " tuN. WIZ nv y. now
e,,r. proofs IL eu5l ron ,itAsl If 1t, trIb0.e
Ion a .hii. ~ ita,t. ~ tx ] dicso1s ~ ei
| Maguire Cangur $3.50, 'ltai hy g. specie
A. in on iha iNer. hi~0i Aiasy- ahd
hpSel, keeps tUa-e gfea5 organs Ia good c1e-
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E:te, River ana 5-Rr'uc 9lsisa w~'..ea s.. IL
Current rate8 nf Pre- HsiaEs.


Ia 69eciai GEastl-g q ths Bo4rd Of 4--.stea-
neid on the 25th Lay, 1874, i VIZ
Gesalgad, u psv q dclnaad sFtt;h1'
3e9s>f. ANNUAL INTEREST or FIVE Pr.
CENT TO 30th Apri,. ia making ten PEI can,
per snnu1a on the rAPI1AL STOCK Of al
Company 81, ioo. JeVJ, aad g cash d,Vidan.
TH1.IY per cent. 70 to.lbolde.e. o. IT,
amount (t512.i55 "a OF theif net s&rncd patt.l7.
r.ts1g premiums.
HARMON D0AEE, P~asidert.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice Pc8si1eet,
ED.'a PALFRE2, Secretary.
TEGsTEEs.
sIoHes Greenwood, john J. A6arc.,
Y a. Johnson. Isaac Scherch,
John |. Noble, z. II. WansIe7.
john Chafa. iVm. Morrison,
Richard NiIlhan. Joseph ". Cac,cu
sarA'l E. Moore, 4. Brttin,
!. I. Warren, 4. r. Mag,
+. T. P1eener, :. II. cIaow3ea,
81 nuel Frieala11eI, 7. I.vtt Lyon.
z. tgealse-l, ". G. Raymond.
V. s. Pike. James S. P,eei,'gs,
4 A. Ygtae, asp'ral z. Boyd.
= esa foseEh siol-lroy.
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Standard. School and Miscellaneous
BOOKS.
His large and Varied assortment enables him /.
IL orders with promptuess ana accuracy, an
alyanta 20 which the trade viii not %
slow to appreciate.
IN TIE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
May be found complete stock q
CAP, LETTER AND NOTE PAPER,
ENVELOPES, INK, PENS,
PENCILS, STATES, MUCuAGE,
BLANK, MEMORANDUM
AND PASS BOOKS, Ero.
Immediate an; careful attention given *
orders received By mail, and persons faroring d,
n this,wsv may rest assured that their oruer,
viii be filed al low rates and on az favorable
terms az Il they were present in person.
Drsver s63. Z. C. EYRICyG,
$50 Canal street, New Orleans.
HEADQUARTERS TOR
E'fRsE's WovE IEpP AND D.MAss
PAPERS, ENVELOPES AND
VISITING CARDS,
Fashionable Stationery.
NJ. Ey.ch invites the attention OF the pubic tt
biz complete stock OF
FASHIONABLE NOTE AND LETTER PAPER
ENVELOPES AND TINTED, WHITE
AND MOURNISG VISITING
CARDS,
| confident that it Will meet the requirem ents OF
tue most exacting taste.
MON0GRaMS AND INITIALS,
designed and cut to order on slor. notice. ane
stamping done il the mosI skiliful
and artistic style.
Papers Put up in One and Two Quire Boxes. witt
or without Initial, ranging in price rom
% 70 e per box. Sent by nsl or
Express free on receipt Of
price.
| Sole proprietor Of the celebratat.
EYRICu's MERCHANTS PEN,
CEN. Z. E. LEES OWN PEN.
| EYRICn'S CREOLE LADIES' PEN
EGTAL 40 Any PEN MADE IN TIKI
| WORLD.
SAMPLE BONES SENT BY. MAIL ON REe
CEIPT OF TWENTY-FIVE CENT}.
TRADE SUPPLIED.
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STATE LINE fhrnngh, E3turn and Tourist
Tickets issued truri New Orleans t. 3 ] parts g
Europe y lowest rates. fot SAL -fnnn-, 90 =
ana Information. a. " to A. X Miller 4 Co,
agents 30 Caroniciet street.
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Pretty wamen ani poets t3lt IS atALo 9t2SAr
eacA 9th ~ m-rIs.
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The sword is tha wor I r. lnlfnt III fiYt1A-
Z4tiou, aua t1se - sJ-a-9 III M f@5Esa-
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DIR GERMAN LETTER.
Excitement Abou. the Adultcrntion OF H"eF
n,.cryation. of n Now Olieanian ABROAD

fErropean Correspondence Of the En'le ini
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y-as shcva st4.e1u8rs IA susI sa,. eosTecs sr5a
.eript frcll tee aooss Of the Cofneang
PAUG EoURCHY, Prssi5eE'.
8. Yg MOTT, Secretary.
STATE. Of iOUIsnrFA !
Psrah of or!eana. CITY 0f Nav i,risf
5yc-a 70 a.i sTlbscrIbef beore me the cEn 1ss II
:1ne js7. P Chs. TyfVEis'@
Notary Panlic f4a .travief Etl'.s
The rs1s tso per CO.. 4, iEteress q Ysysa.@ q ~
Gtooahcadecs ~ sanisrf-
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+ thst -tr.ses VITA lts toA.g le must guard
Nl14 80 As,nas.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
The Black Hills.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 12.-Geaer-
al Sherman Was interviewed yesterday
concerning the action the Government
will take relative to goId-hunting ex-
peditions to the Black Hills country,
and that gentleman said, 10 substance,
that expedition would be prevented
from entering that region, or, if any
got in, they would be driven out as
soon as the weather will permit.
Troops will be put in the field, with
instructions to prevent iucursions into
the Sioux reservations, and these In
structions will be carried out by force
of arms, if need be- The integrity of
the treaty with the Sioux will be main
tained at all hazards. The General
said frontier people complain OF Indian
raids, yet In this case do not seem to
see the injustice of their own act, which
is modelled after the Indian mode of
acquiring property. If necessary,
troops will be sent to bring out the
party now in the hills.
OMAHA, March I2.-Immense num-
bers OF inquiries are daily received by
prominent persons in this city relative
to the Black Hills. There is no oues-
ton, but that troops in sufficient num-
bers will be stationed in that country
to prevent any parties entering it, and, /,
if they should, force will be used to
expel them. If, however, trains start
Indian runners will be constantly en-
ployed to give prompt notice of the
approach of parties.
There is but little, ifany, excitement
here over the Black Hills country. and
the matter is generally considered
unworthy of attention, as long as the
Government is opposed to the country
being prospec.ec
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
Bogus Reform.

1t will not require much longer time
to convince the people of the North
how completely they have been bam-
boozled by the Democratic party in the
recent elections. The adjournment of
the Indiana Legislature without levy
ing State tax. or making any appro-
priation to carry on the State Govern
ment, furnishes case in point. The
Democrats went into canvass last fall,
and succeeded in gaining power by the
promise, which they knew they could
not carry out. to run the State govern
ment upon S mill tax. In the clos
ing week of the Legislature, the Ways
and i.ean8 committee of the Demo.
cratic Lower House, acting in accord
ance with the promise they had given,
made 5 mill levy; but knowing that
this would be insufficient, they inserted
a provision authorizing the Democratic
State officers to raise money by loan at
s. any rate of Interest," and g for any
purpose" and add the proceeds to the
State debt BY this artful provision,
they would thus avoid levy larger
than 5 mills, and at the same time
make some political capital for 1876.
The Republican Senate, however.
punctured this piece of rascally dema-
gogery by striking out the provision
giving the State officers power to bor-
row money and increase the State debt,
and thus kept the Democratic trick
sters to their promise. The result will
be that at the extra session which has
been called, they will be compelled to
establish levy sufficient to run the
State Government. Do the people of
Indiana want any more convincing
proof of the trickery with which they
have been fooled? What has taken
place in Indiana is an indication of
what may be expected elsewhere
Chicago Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
Thirty Feet Thick.

III along the west shore of the lake
there are appreheusions of dangerous
sprin- freshets, and preparations are
everywhere making to avert the con-
sequent calamity The vessel owners
In Racine. in connection with the
Common Council, have decided to cut
the ice in the river, so that it will
move cut freely into the lake when
the 0r5as-up comes. There is large
fleet |iaterlDg there, and unless pre-
cautions are we'll taken the damage
may be very great. Chicago is max
lug great exertions to clear the river
from the thick ice which cumbers it
and is making slow progress 1t would
seem as if something ought to be at
once done here for break up cannot
be far distant Our river is frozen to
the depth of three and one half feet,
and the harbor mouth is almost a solid
iceberg. Observations made in order
to test the feasibility of starting the
Englemann line Of steamers, show that
3 900 feet from the mouth of The har-
bor the ice is thirty feet thick; though
of course this great thick ness is causeo
by drift ice being crowded under the
surface ice. The lake is frozen over
about twenty miles out. and beyond
that the water is covered with float
ing ice. 1t will naturally take much
time to thaw out and break up this
huge mass, and should food come
with the river locked as it is. and the
outlet blockaded, what would be the
result ?-Milwauhee Nea0s, March 6.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17

1t is estimated that Western New
York probably produces one-half of all
the apples raised in the United States.
The annual product of several counties
amounts to 100000 barrels. The
town of Lyons Wayne county, has sent
10000 barrels to market has made in
to cider over 10000 bushels, and dried
1000. This amount, with those re-
tanned for home use, will make the
crop for that place, this year, 10000
barrels. Apples are cheap this year
but when the amount of labor bestow.
ed upon the crop is taken into account
1t is fully as profitable as wheat. The
principal market varieties of Western
Naw York are the Baldwin Greenina
and koxoarJ Russet.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
Notice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED Special
IL Treasury Agent in the State of Wis
consin, | am authorized and ready TO re-
selve applications and dues for State Licen
Ses tor Hawkers, Peddlers, Public Show
men, &e., &c.
oLies at my Dwelling, Schmuzler 3
slosk, e~As vsys
~ CiIAfs,,kR 40 AMAh
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
A. GRITZNER.
AUGUST WIGGENHORN,

TEWELER, has recently opened Jew
q elry Store III Johnson's block, corner
Main and lst street, where he will keep
constantly on hand a large stock of
Watches Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
@ed Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
20 repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
&C., and warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
w. C.SPALDING

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, and Ex-
L amiring Surgeon for Pensions. Office
over Bank OF Wafertown BIitng, up stairs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17

tUATERToWN Lumber Yard. Lumber
w OF every description Lath and
Shingles constantly Oh hand al for sale at
she Lowest Market Plice, at the Milwaukee
Depot, Watertown. Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
STRAW Il MURPHY.

PLANTERS and nealers in Wall Paror
L Window Shades. Paints, Oils, Warn 81,
Glass, Putty, Brushes, &c. One door w's'
Wisconsin National Bank, WatertoN n.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
J. HEY NJ ANN.

TMP0RTER and dealer in Foreign and
l. Domestic Wines and Liquors, and also
manufacturers of choice Cigars
The purest California Wines and Bran
dies constantly on hand.
Watertown, Feb s, 1872.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17

Marriages aud Deaths ins erted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards s. 90 year.
Business notices in local column 10 cents per line
first insertion, and five cents for subsequent
nsertiops.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions,
will inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
inpy
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
GEORGE MCMILLEN.
General Commission Merchant. .

And dealer in Grain, Flour, Butter,
Cheese, Eggs, Poultry, Hides, Seeds, Pcta-
toes, Vegetables, Green and Dried Fruits,
&c. Cor. Washington and West Main, Wat
ertown, Wisconsin. Special attention Civ
en- to Filling Orders.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
DR.. T. n. VESTEY.

DHYSTC' AN AND SURGEON, Graduate
Il of Homeopathic College at St Louis
Mo. Office over Post-office. Office Hours
from to ! A. NJ, | to and to P. NJ =.
At night may be found at the residence
of Mrs. G. Wesley, on 9th ST., corner Wiscon
sin street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
NOTICE TO lIENHoLoERs.

nuE UNDERSIGNED HAS rpI3 DAY CON.
L psnrii an .stion In IN. District Court o.
tie ftfst Judicisi District. In and Tor the coun-
u of S.,rJy. SAT- of Ncs.ia In which astion
H., y NJ iniiff ani lanes Pollard h defchd.nt.
Witch action "a lroGght 10 e,fntee li,n in
favor 81 pisihtif. ulan the buildings snd isnf
situated la the Tow of Oo'd ma. CSunty ct
st,ryy. state of New Via. dee rihssi as folllss (;
IhN certain pnrtioi ot unzufyc 81 ground u
lts aui situate b-t'sc,n Caledonia old hOi ting
Nul 1. aud kuiskcfbicker hoistirg Notis, and
lstwssu the Virginia and rruckse iisilrusi Ahd
fnsd isa lirg frum CID Called ma voiks ,c nav
Caledonia wort-. nsa- the isttr rod. In the
Town of uoll I'LL. Cuun Of etorct, state ot
NsV.is. Known g. ih. prOIsrty u James fOl'
Lard, togsthsr with the tenslaents. 1crvdra-
uisnts and AppuriCnsnces th.r~uhto hclcnsing.
which lisn l. h rscurc the sup u one hutdr,d
aud s.Vssiy i've dollars sid ttirty.h>c cent.
tstsNati In gold c,in 81 the United ttAies. And
H. clsin,rl uns,~r AMI hy virtue the Act of tho
Legislature of tho state Il Nevada. entitled.
"Ast IA -.cur, ltsns b. m.sh hanc- and o1hsr..
AID o. ,srcal all ether sets m relation th'i,to,
AtlruNri March ,. ISIS.
Now. th.t,iurv. all psr-cn. t"hiinz or claim
ins icn- uTun sail prsin'.ss. un'ics The pa"
visions a sali tst. are hstcby notified 10 H. .ni
appear bsiatc "a Il Court On fri,isy, the -'h
day 81 ut,.l-.s. 4. u. iss1. nj 10 c'eloss A N .
IN. sam. lsring a day o! Oh. rcguisr octotsi
tenn, 4 q. issJ, 81 said Court. anil o. e,h.bit
thsn Airi ih.rc thu y cot oi their ,sid iisns
h. n. CAkEiCk, fiaintin.
RH TANinH. Attorney tor Pisiniid.
Nifstnia. N.yr,ls. pctohs q. ISIS. os 3ii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
A French Solomon to His Son.

Woman loves but once-shun that
once.
Woman haio in proportion to their
love.
Most women retain their virtue. but
many like 10 risk It.
Not all women lie, but no woman ever
tells the Who'll. truth.
Hatred Is at the bottom Of love, as
death il at the bottom ot life.
One always thinks he is in love, when
goin. up stairs; coming down he is not
80 sure IL IL.
You cannot impede woman in her
love: you cannot recall the arrow shot
into space.
A woman is a fortress that can always
lie taken by him who knows how To
make the assault.
Mans vanity Is irritatol by defeat and
consoled with rupture. Woman's
vanity acts ia an inverse sense.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-11
A Friend In Need.

Iii generally known that thorough.
bred and other well-bred horses have
their attachments for stable companions
eats. goats. dogs. and ut times even
for domesticated fowls, geese, ducks,
etc. To these they exhibit great par
tiality. and often marked affection.
The following incident - one among
many we could reci,e- il an illustration
IN point; A gentleman living In Nor.
way. Maine. owned thoroughbred
horse. which he used for the saddle.
lie also owned an English eoaeh-dcg-a
handsome. faithful animal - between
whom aud the horse there existed .
friendship strong AMI hearty. The dsg's
bed nj night was under the horses man
ger. and they were seldom apart. In
fact, the dog. at length. would not leave
the horse except he was called away to
accompany his master. and ON sHch oc-
casians the hors. would very freely and
togchingly manifest his restiessness and
unhappiness. On- day the horse was
feeding upon n grass plot back OF tho
house. being tctherel by n sweep OF
rope attached to the halter 80 as TO al
low him gnoi scope without permitting
him 10 eneroach upon the adjacent
c.rn.pa,eh. The coach dog was with
him NJ usual. Al the same time a
friend shanced TO call on business, ac-
compani,d by large and powerful mas
titan ugly. quarrelsomc bruts-made
his way around into the garden and at.
tackled the coach dog. very soon getting
his savage jaws set upon the others
throat. with a prospect Of seriously in-
juring. IL not killing him. The horse
saw ani quickly comprehended the situ-
alton. With one Wild bound he broke
his te,her and rushed 10 the scene of
the conflict. where he set his teeth upon
the neck ot the strange dog with force
aud power that brought forth howlincs
loud and asonizing. But the horse was
no, satisfied with maxim: the mastiff let
Co his hold. lilo lifted the belligeren'
eur bodily into th. air aud bore him to
the gate. where ho shook him until a
piece oi his hide gave way. When re-
leased the manglel brute rc,rssied with
,olps aud hcwls ot pain.-fIf, Fseti
aid Fdra.