The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-18
tns OrD DvusIoRIEs ECLIPsED.
Origin of ''watch Dog of the Treasury
Dirulged BY Dailas TaIe-TeIier,
But lie Certainly Had Noe
Washington Ratchet.


eyes" SAID the Judge as no sat in front
of the Grand Windsor entertaining
friends on miscellaneous topics, "yes,r
said he, "the dog is properly called the
friend of man. lie is loving to his mas
ter, tender with children, deserts his
own species to serve and associate with
man,nnd is sagacious beyond all animals.
His affection is proyerbial, but his in
telligence surpasses that of all dumb
brutes. Why. sir, they understand
language as well as most humans. Only
say the dog-catcher is comm eteni a
whisper, and convention Of untagged
street dogs will dissolve with tucked
tails in less time than it took you to ut
taught TO make purchases and bring
back the right change, but the most re-
markable instance Of mingled inteli-
gence and almost human love, was in
the case of my friend, Col. Wilson'S dog,
who, when the colonel was killed acct
dentally whilst out hunting with him,
remained with the body until
somo labOring persons came and discOv-
cred him next day then followed IL to
the house, refused TO eat and finally
went under the hearSo TO the grave,
Where ne Wouiu nave renamed had ne
not neen iorclDly taken nome Where he
dled IN lew aayS Oh Srlel ana sell-lnl-
P0seu stlr I.N,1 0. d.. ,,,.
ieS, s'lu APP 9a"i, .u1Ss are very
ihIGllIEeIt' n9l LUZ low oplectlois 10
IllolI uleI anu naoIo pl Ste9lihS ana
sh,oninS every VninB, = cohSller Ihell
emrei.eH III companions i3r mem especl
d %i,fi Ili u n wv" W.. mun.nui, Wnpn they
,. 'ao T'i ~, VIZ, .ilolil y"
- 'iV ,'i 10 IVY sHlllo-
y vnnTs snail ~ ~ n WY ~ hno ' ~ ,,oST ~ huol
y doc, "ittin, an iiIIsido ist "sf, "i'''
a u"s S'tt'ls On y 1li's,ue luSt nutslueoi
sIi,,o raili,,, Li, H. M. -, Jno ,ll"oh-
sies nrn;sbos sorom@do ' tho3 ~ In, ino
cnnid nove, snrnoeg mi ,n,,,. ro,''arI,
hId%a about Wol NilsnmiS yt T", dV,,,"in'
m Instance or nractinaI canino ',a,,61,i,,,
thot norh,ns c0IalS onvtbin,s " ",,S.
hoard q. Nv "a bGr OH" I, ,,'"7 49,, ~,
stoclf-raiec, In E,,I,,i w. 10" ',, ~
Virginin had ,ar,, 'I,ttA'
die doc nomed G t%Su al NJ,
Father us,d IN romnrL tbot C"oeor haI
moro somSa thon mos, hr,,, "u,y' ,n"u
ciO,lslv inclTling mvself annm~ hi i"-
feriors. The old yniitlenan bnS amroad
10 sall n snecnI9tor Iyin,, Inv @1a w"
countv drty head of cott7o fo,. N, .n, mo
omount n heli"vo 80 oooS v,l,i',t, 9 ,,n',
doliyornble aCter Muftbews tha dooinr
paid The monov' Rather waa ,,o,.,, o ,,,,oi,
In want of mGHov inst thnn md an 'siro,i
10 gel To Matthews in some wnv bnt tha
Shanoudonh WINS So svoIion t%S9, ~ ~ ,' v,o
imnossiblo I'm croes and il Voc ,"v ~ si m"3
with dnalins leo Ito Voc a", ,i' t,'1, y.
n neiphbor. wLo had drnnnoi jn Pout
ii, when Caesar annroached. nniled him
by tho coat tail toward his secretn,T, and
when he reached il, sat down hy lis
side. AT first he did moi undcrqtn,yd he
movements but suddonIv CATCHING
the idea hc seated hin,sniS
wrote n note To MattbevS and m,,,,i,,rl
IL in an oil skin pnrse. ticd IL nronmd lie
neck. I'm the meantime he rc,nari, al
that Mathews would soma Rim n "h 49,
and bv direction. mt IL IN C,,,..,.''
purse. He then fed the don and stortad
him off. Caesar took short ,n,ts onJ I,'
noon had reacbed tho littIo nio ,'ii ~
village of Paris. inst at Tho fopf Of ,i,o
Blue Ridge. w Eshbv I'm" nronriot,.. .' 40
the hotel. know Cms5r ns ha had rr w
uuentlv noon nj mr. honsh C,im',to ~,
hotol, he laid down in tho orieSo w ANY vmJ
rested for an hour. ortor hnim,,
fed bv Ashhv Whiist S
ing, he heard some disc1sginn os ga H.
condition of the Bank of the Old Do.
miniou, in Alexandria. one ,rentlen,or