, 1876-06-24

Ruts t.rrtsponatnte -ses Y"ra Tt.buat.
The H. II, hern,.t ,s racs, THY t"Ee . to every
jrlnt over ut ucmva: An in!'-kccpcr IN t'le ea'-
lUn Ut fnltl raised twn st, HertluItl puppies,
twins, as,l III like III tw" 1cas. They wert.
superb crcatarcs, yellow nn'l w!lte n'nl black,
au naned stI:H Ixsr" ; % tic aiher s Us WIZ WIZ
snia 10 the proprietor os the hotel byr"m, at
Ehllon; tiu sce.,lll to I'LL tnls-kecprr ut Gcileyn
But thu first made 10 mitch mise ulost thg
]I"ttl byron that tle gusts Complained, anu
ncY1s, u manufacturer uf fcrH!outh. Tiger nlnl
llnu were thus Inhabitants Of the sulslc city;
hnth werc of independent dispositions, At both
left their on,riies VI a"'st the s'''s tnr, n,n4
tuok to rowing. I'oth masters searched for
their t}ogs, nna after limo Tiger or Lion was
found mid hrs,ught to tllp manufacturer Ut vcr~
lnoutl. 4 lnan rus'lcd "tf to the t',,l-kecper TO
say that the dug llc lnolrfcd WIS then ut the
yerululth fnctnry. unt lle went ut ncc to clnlln
him. Then l"cd discussions aa tu rcals. tlIeh
IL rhargupi roll,tsy entered n,atust the vss-
mouth man. When thc easD came intu cturt
both !nen seetietl tn he right, a1l! hoth wcrc.
uutsd az good cltizcns nnl men nl l!onnr au1
psubity. Tho Judge was ptTple1td, but Hs,ld-
fui u{ tho Judgment of SnfNlDn ordered the
dug to appear In court. The snppostlpn WINS
that he w,iull recognize Ills mastcr, anl tic per
sons wcro arranged IN the snost careful way for
the entry of tic Witness. Tiger ar Lin,
spu,fltd beast, astlu 3 ftrt in height, entered
the courtroom With majrsty wrnt up the aisle
III II quito nt hume, smiled ~ UIlu pf tho partics
to the suit anl thcn,ppnn the uthrr, showing no
ils,se futarly upon the arm et tho clerk, Into
Whose tonrst face hs lonked for suonlrnt; then
suggctl Ills tall ut the Judge, and walked aver tn
1,ass tho compliments Ut the GAy to the lawyers,
'Ilis wus cleIrly MI uuccrtatn Witness, and Nticr
several vain attempts to nuke him nuticc o1c
tr tho other al Tho parties, he whs given up.
lie answered indii1crcistly to the naiaeef Tiger
t,r Ldutl atNl went tu ullu HAN when rnlrt Ijgur
only to ]ravr lin whrh tho other appealed to
him N Lion. The hearing was silkpnNllh ami
tic Judgment deferred. Melntuc the town
bct.an to Eruw excited nyrr the quarrel, atId
parties tnok slscs upon thc question Ut whether
This wns Tiger or Linn. Flhhlly, the dogs col
vrrmoutII 1nnn wins right. 4 shoslnakcr up
pcMrrl to prnye tl,nt t.e hHa rlt o.f lit Of the
tallar worn by the aog alsd punrhed two holts
III Il, und he brought forward thu instruments
with which the work wns tione ny. order of the
yermouth MN. Hut there wis sl1ll aaark point
III thu atlalr. 1t was swAri lhAt lh!* collar lau
never left the nerk oI the dd3, hut y wolnan
made public declaration tint tho h'lIi seen the
dog when ilt tlr4t canlc back without thG collar.
During the long discussions a1M,lt The a1la'r she
hail mentioned this letslstently, knYnE posi-
flyuly thut site WIS not InistnkcD. Al lhc trial
laun appeared to nay that the tes!asatten
l,a bcen repeated by her uYu. iIsr ;catbc;,l: ~ Is,
scCn TIGER Or Lion withnut Ills collar. Thl- WAS
secondhand cylencc nn1 could nut outweigh.
tho lrrCt testimony Ut tbs shoemaker, hla
Tiger was declared to he tue puilertyut thc
manufacturer VI Yrrnlouth. put In ticncra
Lion Als ~ many part!sams ~ tue l!chborn'
tllcn believe thut this is mt Linn, unl tho
legitimate property Ut the ln'rkeepcr who
has bccu unjuAtly lcspoilel by tic yvrtuouth
Aau.