Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

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tsssas sHtsss-sa aneak ths tsla a~rs.
a fsrHsrs Sog "a tie stslastv. A.
trAetsa ~ tAs oraeiHx af shs mule.
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asat tAs q uls ~&s ia aad "a bAek -
Als mssssg's hsEss. wesrs he sci - al
Uns2rtaly hosl Ias k0Wllnx eNoks
ths farlasg 4nak he follo~sa ths aog =
ths tHsstls sast iz tims 70 naE the
passenger train, Whleh woula have
sorely bssu asrailea ADa tArexn into
ths ssp below h.a il act been Tor tAs
de- A silver cellar, paid fer ~ =
purse raised by the passengers on
hoard tas gTain. now era&nsats ths
Esek of that particular deg
Nfs AlneiiA l. Barr tks sell knowr
sutheTsss, has . great mAstlf n4msd
sultan. whe acts "a playmate, eompsn-
len snd protector al her mountain hons
ca Storm King on the Hudson. Sultan Ia
highly trained and il oas of the most
gentismABly dogs alive. he tAkes his
place IN the dining room snd when hs
sees his fAvoTits dish on the tsbls. he
steps up 70 his mistress sud, ss plainly
as anything short of human speech can
do IL, asks 20 be served, indicating by
his syes the dish be refers 90. Com
plisnee is acknowledged BY polite
bow Of the big head Fetching and
carrying TO any part Of the house on
order are 10 him mere puppies play
Dishes, persons and places around the
house and grounds he Knows by naue.
lie Is by day the autocfat Of the lawn,
aud at night he takes the whole road
under such close super vision that none
can pass unless they are prepared 30
produce a certificate OF respsetAbility
and good intentions
A ar. Eyre, an English clergy man,
left dog more than two years ago al
friends house while be went 10 sojourn
abroad. Returning few months ago
late at night, he was surprised the
next morning by the dog bursting into
mis- room and leaping upon the be2 in
an ecstacy of delight.
How on earth did he know l had
hrI4NcQ askuu tnr OF the
want who brought the hot water.
"Oh, sir" said the man. ''it is the
most curious thing. As ! was cleaning <
your boots the dog recognized them
and became excited, and | was not able
TO quiet him, and when he saw where
was taking them, he rushed after ms
and in here"
Another dog had been separated
from her master for eight years. The
latter thus describes their reupion:
1.-The dog met me at first as q stranger,
and then with little animated shifts Of
inquiry, going round and round me.
] remained stlll for a few moments,
while she grew more and more excited.
At last l stopped and patted her and
called her by her name, Dee On
hearing my voice the poor beast gave
what | can only describe as q scream of
rapture, and leaped into my arms.
From that moment she attached her
self to me as if she had never left me. "
The police of St. Paul, Minnesota,
recently discovered that gang of
hoodlums had been successfully pur.
4oininB Ho"sPaPoi9 AAOm uOOAsIoPs
with the aid of big newfoundland
dog, which had been carefully trained
to grab the paper in his mouth and
carry it off to the youths around the
corner, who would take the paper from
the dog and direct him to another
doorysrd. After collecting the papers
they took them home to their mothers
had the creasss carefully ironed out
and snld than IN IL atraaAa