, 1876-12-03


- ..,,,-;.1 =. a.. .,,o ~ .bo i.,+x
Maset, ~ ~ Sa[y - ~ sea
he stood Tor monieut1poHnS oown lnto ene se
scarGely 9ao tne IVY oo-ns laAsn " t.i,4 ta.r
shr for whch he lad So looked
rushed at MS 1os1ner eouqussot, ana, slsSus w ths
him By the oack OF Tue nesh' p.npeu @ "a. tne
letty. Win ms toe ~ ~ % =; th
ty tett OF noIe ahto tnc sea' 0e1 - -t:, ~ 1s' n
the power OF MS enemy vas crlpplsu, mn1e n
tain was altogetnes n ais own e1enaSnt, :s., "Iu
easily oTercou,1ns az cnolts a. .ho h,,iis51,r,s rs
succeeded IN rcsoln5ely heeplag sne pS 4he ehSS-s
head under water ING fn;o ~ shontea
was, OF course, lntense, the Ha1u. 1,+;9a1 49,;
VIII no one save nlm but w ,oi us h;s 1;fe ~
all Inclined to interfere or 70 Flsa ~ Lt1 t
the ugly dog At length the MajoE j iaa.a nara '. ~,
"1H givc 950 to any one VINO VIII sase n
so,ne little distance pulled up to tne rescue rescue.
Even then, however. u was Only oS stf'S shaf
Captain on tho head with tue ours sna1
he could be forced to release nus VlcLns
which was taken into tne ooas qaas qon1
sense1ess from exhaustion anu s9nocallon' anu
was With difficulty brought to ltsen asa.n. up
tain, on the other hand, swan IN triumph 70 tae
shore, amid the plaudits OF the spectators, WIG
shared, IN sympathy al least, LIE "e1l-easneo
honors OF revenge
More remarkable than the sagacity tn carry
ing out the desire for revenge displayed BY the
,Newfoundland dog in the above. case, Is that
which the following narrative Illustrates: 4
Ecnti&nan OF wealth. anu poslLon s ~ 5 n91ugn
l,au, some ycals ago, @he iat. at,;
about sixty miles from the metropoliS. AZ t1as
country residence he Kept a number OF dogs,
and among them very large, mastid
ana eeotcn teFr'er, anu Ut lug cloSs
the country, he resolved to bring his terriorwith
him to London for the winter season- There
being no railway to thnt particular part OF the
country, the dog Travelled Will tue servants N
| mil. n NJ
house vas brought out to the stable where
large n Newfoundland doE E Tas Kept as :.s watcn-
dog. This latter Individual looked with any
thing put pleasure on the arrival OF Inc lille n,
truder from the county, anu consequently @ m h ans
home when this canine master Of ths stable a. At
tackled him, ana, IN the langnage Oh human ~ oe
| lngs, gaVe MN q souno tnfashihe. Lna 'attiG
anllnal could, OF course never nope py nltnseu
70 cnas!tsc h,st G h. no5s etapinea t that hv
agency -chastisement shonlo come. Accoru-
ingly, he lay very quiet that nlsht 10 aretng9e
cornerof the stable, but when morning naa e lully
shone 10TH nc Mas w. - ~ to,.s ho and
was made Tor hlm, as the phrase says, hlSh anu
low, but without success; acd 1ne conclusion r.
luctanty arrived at was tnat he nan oeen sIolen'
On the third morning a1teF nis aisappeafahce' p '
however ne again sho"ea e. nnse IN e., III nonuon,
every one he entered t9e Stanle at{snaeq oS
the big mastnf from hent. lMs g1ea5 ta oruse.auu
no sooner arrived th,a hE ~" ~ ~ ~ ,.t'
land dog VINO nao 50 oaaly eteateu .s uttto ,;a
rier friend, and severe contest ensuea, WILL ~
the little terrier himself seatea at snoEe us aas1
I tance, Vle"ea VIII tne utao2s .i.a5 usnt5 49,
satls1acton 1ne result u t1e us.et!I "a9' suas
the mastll came OIL sne cpnaug.os' 1nI Wh 5ahs ~
hs opentt as to The result tbs
great ayenger from hent scarcely Mai'ed & 20 a -.
ceive the recognition o. MS master. @ VINO nslp
been sent Tor mmeo1ateiy on tne ep si1a ,,td ~ t1