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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

r,o-c Il in one Of the big dry goods
..a-s. a weighing machine which !,
.,mll,r IN outward appearance TO a
,.Iascl.inthoslot machine, but which
~orks without the preliminary dropping
80 nickel. II was the means the
.,se, day Of calling attention TO a very
,oos.t old lady. She had her arms full
:, nockns,s. and she held them all
~hile being weighed. evidently fearing
o. I,y them down lest some one should
an away with them. When the
seishlng process was over she laid
,be,n all down, however, ilshcd out a
siekel from her pocketbook, and then
IAN vain search for the slot into
,bleh TO drop IT, She looked the ma.
cline an over, In front, In back, on tho
M and on top, and even when her
,lo.e.t crutiny failed 10 discover the
M, she did not grasp the idea that the
machine was a FREQ lnborrr, but laid
,be nickel ON It's top and walked away,
,pparcntly In the hope TINT the next
nsr.on who came along might know
how to feed tho money to the machine
and drop Il In for hcr.--Ncw York
Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09
ANCIENT BUDDHIST STATUES.


valuable stone Carvings Pound IN sndt.
by some Children ut riay.
The Pioneer Of Allahabad reports an
archaeological discovery of some i'm.
portanco at Maheswar, In the Rungpore
district. Some children, while playing
among ruins there, uncaIthed two
beautiful groups Of statuary, cut from
the hard black basaltic stone found
near Gya. Both represent mytholug.
teal deities, with features Of Grrco.
Buddhistic type. The first j. 9 feet in
length by 20 inches IN breadth. with a
depth Of 6 inches. II represents vishnn
or Basudcb, tho emblem Of the pre-.
serving power In nature.
The central figure stands on a lotus
aud H. four hands grasp club. wheel
lotus and conch. ON the head Is a lara
three Inches In height, which. with the
earring. necklace. bracelets. waist chain
and sacred thread, arc rendered with u
wonderful degree of delicacy and finish
To the right aud left stand ilgures Of
Iaksni, the goddess N wealth. aud
saraswati, who patroniles learning
each ton inches I'm boiobt Ronnd ,he
central group are seven minor deI,ios
armed with bows and arrow. and rid.
ing ON horses and elepbnnts Tho ON.
tablatnrc is surrounded by n head ~
the Avalnr. known ne Nrisineln ON
the basc Is an inscription said To be- In
tho I.andn clancter. a mixed form al
Devanagirl aud Timtan.
Tho second piece of carying I. smaller
aud the workmanship. though good l.
not equal To- that OF the other gronp
IL Is is inches high. 20 inches broad
and g deem. and renresents n ponr,nic
goddess. The fls,,ro 4. sontcd an n
lotus. and Is four armed. Tho Iowcr
left hind supports a mnlc infnnt the
corresponding right hand holds n .wpct.
meat. and the twootlcr. grnsn lrnnchc.
of trees.
This gronp also has an inscrintlon IN
I.andsa, which. however, Ina. delleJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

The tcrrapln is thought to have mucl,
influence In causing sickness, and the
terrapin disease Is either a rheumatic
hn'lction about the chest and ribs OF
possibly Some pulmonary trouble, The
association ofthc terrapin with diseases
IN this portion OF tho body, doubtless.
originates from the fact that the ribs OF
'ie terrapin are not free, as In the ease
oil most OF tho higher animals, but arc
united into ono piece.
An Indian who was IN applied for 10.
het To a shaman, and was asked, '.Did
you not, when boy. tie strings 10 tho
terrapin's tail and worry the creature u
Iho patient admitted that he did.
well, said tho medicine man. "tha,
" what Is the matter. IL is tho terra,
pms turn now, and tho torrnpIn /.
paying OIL old scores. You have the
terfapin sickness, and all your rib.
nAvc grown together, and TO YOU
breastbone.'
Inc shaman administered the proper
remedy prescribed In such cases, / for,
se' what II was, and tho man thought
he was cared.-Youth's Companion.
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lie Had Rung Up one.

He was II large, fat person, who came
running out Of side street and landed
on the platform OF u Fourth avenue
car all out Of breath. lie had Just set
tied himself comfortably against tho
brake rod when hc apparently rcmcn,'
bercd something, Jumped oil the car,
and hurried back up tho avenue.
That gives me pain, said the con.
ductor
What was the harinf vcntnrcd a
man standing ON the platform.
We'll no hnrm," replied the con.
ductor but Il wasn't fare. seor'-
New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

Never eat more than one dish nt n
meal. no matter what that dish may
be, and n person may consume rs much
as the stomach may bear, and satisfy
the appetite without the least reserve.
Nevertheless, nothing but the one dish
should be taken; no condiments. no
soups nor supplementary desserts
should be allowed. This system wa.
recommended by tho author of tho
note 10 II lady who was slightly obese,
and who put 1t into practice with the
best results
The lady observed that she suffered
no Inconvenience whatever from this
diet, and tho result obtained by sev.
eral Others may DO we'll understood, as
she found by her own experience that
che psrtaking Of only one dish, whether
II be meat, iish or vegetables, brought
on sense Of safety much sooner than
II sho had partaken Of u variety Of
dishes, whence the effect Of a relative
abstinence. pharmaceutical Era.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

NOrICE Is HEREBY GiVES ny TnE
~ Undersigned, Adniinistratrix Of the
halatc Of john THROWN. deceased, late of salt
- exhibit ticm with the necessary vouchers,
within fLs months after the dfst publication
~ tins notice, 70 sald Adininistratrit, tat Tho
unlrr ~ tharlrf D.. Pearson. attorney ut law,
W. >. NAN street. Salt i.ikr CITY. that hcinr
the place for the Transaction ~ The business II
said estate ANNA NJ Known.
Adnini.irairix " tho Tstatc OF jain nrovp.
Deceased.
Dated January 1th. isai. fat osw Nv
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE l. HEnEnY GIVEN ny TItE tiN.
- dotslFned, sdministrator Of the estate
oi iNFM WILLIAMS, deceased, 10 tho creditors
OF, anu All petsOns having rlanns HFtintt the
teti deceased. 10 cxhbit them, with the neccs
sary Nunchers, within ten months after the first
publication Of this notice, 10 the said alninis.
razor, 90 south Main Street, salt t.ke Citt
10 ihe rOunty OF salt Lake, utah Territ0ry,
Dated January 18Th, ~.
". j. nEATtE,
Administrator ~ the Ksi,ts Of Edrar vii.
liAms dcreasrd dlaW So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

A sllAEL ~. Woodruff. rIIE GUAR
~ dian OF The person and Isiate OF John
Mupdfun aud juia Nnoiruf. miuofs, having
hltd his pctitipu herein. duly verified, praying
Tor an order uf sale Of the real estate of said
niuors, Tor the pufposc- therein set forth. " "
hereby ordered that the neat uf Lin ~ tic
Court On saturday. the glst DAY uf February,
1891, atl0O'ciock IN the forenoon nf aid day, Ai
NE iouri Room of taid Probate Court lat The
SAT- Take, Itth Territory. 10 show caufe why
an order should not be granted 20 the said guar,
diAn, 10 eel 20 much Of the real cstAta ~ the
SAID minors, At private sale, a. thaii be- ncrcs
saIl, aud that y cppyof this order be- published
~ least thIcr successive weeks M the nrsrnf
iNIhiNu Nlw., Newspaper printed and pub
lishudiu SAID CITY aud County,
Dated January lgnd. ispi.
a.. W. iiAurCti. rfubaie Judgc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

when Alabama was a territory Il,
.ap''ai was at ~. Stephens, IN Wash
ihg'on county. Tho convention that
ira'ned tho constitution under which II
Ns admitted into the Union was held
III huntsville, whore the first legislature
inet IN October, 1919, and the first gov
e''or was inangurated. Cahaba DO
,''ne the seat Of government In 1920,
~, ~ 1879 the capital was removed 70
tuscaloosa, and In 1916 IL was again
removed, this tlInc to Montgomery
birmingham Az. Herald
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REFLECTIONS.

-. a, water molecules ssi gray.
> 49, ~ can reach boundiess deep
fr A. ~ ~ ic,den clouds that DER Il sweep
flsfs,I hush ~ the departing day;
ssal y ~ .rarf, ave where Ia bright array
y sa s..,..ou b.apers q the sun ouileap
~ ei,snll'iuissr mlsts thai ever upward creep.
~, "a. -, 4 trark Of glory Der the way,
49, ~ i,re, who give TO you tho whoie
3, ~ -. {. rain to touch 10 life divine.
oi Va, AMI heart 10 thril 10 ecstasy,
q - n.gs n. golden glory Of your soul
,ls,s- sihwart this sotnber llfe Of mine
il..s ~ saiv asks TO mirror u Tor aye.
NsNA Helen Martin In brakes Magafiue
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what becomes of all the stale can.
uyr was asked Il Well known confec.
uohef' 1t Is made up into fresh
candy There Is not an ounce Of waste
oou' confectionery, You like choco-
'A'o earamclsi Wen, they contain
sloN scraps than any other candy,
4hey are especially adapted for this on
oeount OF their dark color. They wero
at made by u coniectioner who re.
, , his Inspiration from his great
W lnyeutionx
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A penny provldent fund was estab.

A penny provident fund was estab'
llshed In Now York city by the Charity
Organization society. After having
been in operation about n year 1t was
found on Nov !, 1889, that there were
1916 dcpositors, aggcgating ~, C0O.3s,
Slowly gaining the confidence OF the
community, the fund had July !, 1890,
the sum Of s7,0ll.77 remaining on de-
poslt, and over 1900 persons had
awaited themselves Of tho privilege In
sums varying from one cent upward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

Since the close OF 1887, according TO
the estimates of leading New York
bankers who are connected with Brit
ish financial institutions, English capi'
talists have invested between $500 OOO,-
900 and s3a5, 200, OoO in tho United
States
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

Some people attach medicinal value
to amber, and wear beads OF II about
them for that purpose. As an article
OF adornment II Is not worn much by
Americans, but Is used quite extensive
ly by Hebrew, French and Italian
women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

LOCAL TRAINS,
SALT LAKE Asp odpEs
Leave Salt Lake 200 AIN. and D, Am., iiN
pin. Returning, arrive salt Lake Hi0 ala
AS pm, y.ao pm,
nlNunAM.
Leave salt Lake Hg5 a.uL, returning, arrive
Salt Lake 5.a0p,m.
AsEnICAs IonK, rRovo, srniNGyiLLE,
fiiisttE, 81, rttAsANf Ash MANtit
Leave SAT- Lake 20, pm; RETURNING, ar
rive SAIL Lake nos am,
u. O,spoD6E, j. II. BENNETT,
Genaral Manager. en.fass,Ag
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the rsult u collision, whether coming
thrn' the ~" ot not. Life h nun ID cot
lisinn-. We arr constantly coIiidlng with
somebody or aomsthlnr. II ii isnt with
our neightors " Il with some dread dis
tas,s that KNOCKS us Oft the timex aud
perhaps difnhlcs ~ for lite. Women rspn-
ciilly Il rrers, have to bcur tho hrunt OF
llnig collisions and aflllctions than man
kind, ln all cassg 81 ncrvuusnss., lsnar.
lnr down ecnsstluns. tenderness periodical
palms, flck heRfHche. congestion. lnfiam.
nation. Or liberation and all "feinsio
wenknrNies,' br. ficruo's FaNufiiu. Pro.
tcrptiun comes 70 the rpaCuu NJ women
Aa no other medicine dois. N IA tho only
medicine for women. snld hy driagisfs.
under a positive guarantee, from Tho
Manufacturers that u Will Eiyp safisfar.
Zion IN every case, or inonri paid for Il
Will H. refunded. see guaranits On bottle
wnpper.
Copyright -, by wonLb's M. Hrp, Asrs.
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NOTICE.

Is HEREBY oivtN. THAT THE AN
l. nual iaeetiLg of the Stockholders OF the
salt Lake iith and Dalfy COMPANY, will Lr
held ut the General Ohre OF the Com
pany, No. y and q iss1 fnst south Street.
iory, on Tuesday the iyih dayoi February ,isii.
AZ o'cioek y. M, Tor The purpose Of elertus
Director " serve Tor the ensuing year, and Tor
such other lnslnets a. may properly some be-.
fore said mtcting.
Dated salt lake CITY, January 18Th, ispi.
lsAAt ~, MADDEiL,
uoaN Nv Secretary.
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TruniroRr or urAn,i..
County OF salt LAKE. -

I, &. 4. Allen, Cicrs OF the Probate Cour, In
nhdfor the Csuniv OF salt Lake, In the Tern.
tory of Utah. do hereby certify that the fore
gning u tull, true aud correct ropy OF order
~ show cause why order Of .alrof real estate
should bot Ne madC Ia the matter Of the estats
hnd ruai,iianship Of John Woodfun aui luiia
Noodfuf, minor, nled January eend, is9i, a.
appears OF record IN nv onire.
In witness whereof have hercunio set my
hani ana Hnxrd tho seal vt SAID tout, thia
s!nd day Of January, 4. u. ls9l
istAL q D.. ALLEN,
By g. y. sTANIOS
Deputy CLERK. 4
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
Ia The rllatO Of NOVA, IInh.. DeceA,e

In the Estate OF Thomas Harris, Deceased.
NOTICE u IIEgKBY GIVEN ny TUE
~ undersigned, Executor Of the Estatc
OF Thomas Harms, deceased. to the crcdi.
said deceased, TO c1hibii them with The ncrcs
hafy vouchers, within ten months after the
nfst publication OF this notice, 10 the sad
executor. Aurehus Miner, nj his once, No y!
loulh, Estt Temple street, salt Lake City,
Utah, In the County Of salt i.ale
Dated salt take Ciiy. January g,ih, lsli.
AuHkLlus MlNiR,
ceased, 4 oAw Nv
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE - likHtiil GIVEN ny IliE w.
~ douignc1. AdministfauiN 81 the estate
OF 1homaat. Jonts. deceased, to The creators
OF, and all persons having rlAims aFaiust the
said deceased, TO ethlhli them with the neces
sArYNOuChcrf within tour months after The nfsl
publication ot this untleo, 10 the said Admins
irAtrit, at her residence salt Lake CITY, In the
COunty Of salt Lake.
Dated January lott, isll.
ELIZA JE-sON JOINS,
Administrators Of tho Estate Of Thomas G..
Jones, deceased. dosw hs
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IN the matter 81 the Estatc and Guardlanthlp
81 John Woodfun aud Julia wooiruH,
Minors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

leNuon l"f hhnlfslnn - PROBATE OF VIII,
DuHsuANT To ~ ORDER oF SAID
u Court IN sad matter, notice Il htrrhy
gwen that FRIDAY, the tth day of February.
4. ~ 1891, NJ 20 O'Clock q. NJ, AZ the County
Court housc,in salt Lake tty, Utah Territory,
Ia tie coutt room az sad Court. has been ul.
pointed the time aud place Tor toe hearing VI
hpeiition OF haflott" stsh, praying tot the
iheiewith presented. pufpofurz 10 be- tho last
Mill ana Testament of John Nash. deceased
when Ani WHERE all persons interested may
appear aud oppose the probate ot said Mil
or the sfanting Of letters Parliamentary nr al
nilni'trattpn Win tho viii anncNed to r, q
stigz-, - prayed for IN said petition.
10 Wines whereof, have hcfeunio set ms
hand SUD AIMED the seal q said court, thu
siih day Of January, A. u. lsJl
l,t.LI q, y. ALLk>,
d CLERK Of the Probate Court.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

n tho Probate Contt In and tor salt LAKE
County, Territory ct Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

Notice NJ time and place Tor the hearing
Ioutiou Tor admission 10 Probate u VIII.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-09

In The matter Of the tstatc ot Johu Nash. de.
crascd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22

by judicious course of training" This stands to
reason. Indeed, there is as much difference De
tween dog like my Queen Doina here ana an
ordinary street or stable loafnG cur as there iS
between q lady Of culture and Il charwollah.
Proper training not Only improves tne COZ puV
binds more closely the ne OF adectol S"iA'
and his master. Different dogs, OF course, re iule
d.icrcnt sorts of training, rs the trrer ior NeI-
min and The eyloundllnd for the sea. 500
But what the hou .eholder requires is a dog tn;'e
will be clean indoors faithful and kind OUTSIDE or
in: if largc canable and willing 70 GelcLd master
or property, and il SNAIL, always on the aieIO anu
ready 10 give the alarm by day or night:
In training the dog one must have patience, an
be gentle firm and kind. You must no. 4 c"Po
to rush dogs education. Tie CHEZ SecreI l, 10
get the animal not only to love youTIhdI 10 etsS
but 20 believe that you love him. lie will thel
take interest IN your every movement an"
strive to please you. -
As to cleanliness in the house, when dog Tor
get; himself show displeasure or grief Ill your
face, shake the warning hnger or the thy CANT
do not beat him. but turn him out at once.
Never thrash dog at all If chastl'en,en' 60 o'r
be done without Talk slowly and quietly 10
dog when yOu want him to understand ana oOeE !"
command. Dogs study ones face. They are spen-
did physiognomsts II. for example you are ST.
ting of an evening writing or leading III pWtio
room and fOOtstep sounds outside on jhe gr|Nc,
the dog will raise his head and his eye seek your,
and can assure you you can comnlunicae $on
fears or suspicious far better by expression OF la'e
than words You may. however, say IN 10"
whisper. WHO IS it, boy?" or You had DeU'eF
watch l.
down to a parrot. soon know the meaning oil me
word rascals At night in the country, then,
one may make plentiful use of the word on meet
ing or hearing the footsteps of any suspicious
character The dog will Immediately be on the
qui vive, and the dear fellow will be as happy as
a king to think you trust him and put youiseh
under his protection. IL,
Never correct a dog in anger, nor some tlne
after he has done the offence, or his Unite NINA
will be unable to form any connection twlXt crime
and penalty. . H.,
Remember in all your dealings with your dog
that he means to do well, means to please you,
and tries his best to do Only make MN uh
derstand what you want.
Let me repeat that love is the bond that blnds
dog and master together, love and candor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22
4 DANCER.
2 London Spectator.

From The London Spectator.
From floor 10 ceiling tense hush upspread,
Then short sigh and then tHc dahSes DedO'
The music woke again from the dead
And surccd and trcmbed up 20 feel her feet.
She turns amid the loud triumphant tones.
Amid tie flashing lights, lclt; she bends ..
And where thc stricken measure bro0ds ana means
The swaying shadow of her STEPS attends.
The wizard portal, of the realm of sound
Lie open under mourning magic night
With quick lniallible confidence OF flight.
The throngnc notes take life within her limbs,
And play and follow and die upon her hands
All the vain m'inOu> words Of songs and hymns
Are hu,hed AT ths that move, and understands
In the beginning. when The sun wa; III. ,ooo.
The mae of things MARSHALL in dance;
Deep in Us lie forgotten strain, OF II.
Like obsolete charmed sleepcrs Of romance.
And she remembers when on thrilling strings
Ard hollow hntcS the heart Of midnight yearns
The heritage Of splendid MOVING things
Descend, upon hc:, and the power retains.
Sovereign Of all the pa. sions Of the sight
Interpreter Of mSio's utmost viii,
Whether - swiftnc,s H. fantastic miGh
Compel thee, or 70 solemn motions stlI,
Fit like dream upon the bound, Of thought,
That The mind dazze> at in haunted sleep.
Or like a shadow ont of ClOCdland caught
Along the sounding measure, II the dep.
shadow star ghost of star that shines
And wavCIs on the invisible moving sea,
When night takes all bat music. yet diyines
With THAI one lay the dark dancemel0dy.
a star! incredible youth and artist fire,
Are other star lcii anywheTt ahgf,
Or do the very flames Of heaven tre
because of this Wild ecstasy to-nghtf
Nay, in green fabulous places far from man,
The dancing gods nigh, lift drowsy head,
And voice, rumIr ont at sea oi Pan.
Wandering. hiding, siUmbcrinE, never dead.
Nature the n:ggard, with her leaves that fall
Might warm he" chilly tnSer> at thy glow,
And stars bum Up ~ tnce. at the call
That sang them ont OF nothing long ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22

duty as well as the faithful Dane has done MS.
that burglar Will have plenty of leisure To repent
of his sins - ten years 10 COME .
On no account should great Danes DC KEPT upo'i
chain There is little fear Of these animals DC
coming too gOod-natured, but If chained IL VIII pc
quite the other way. ,
Wien purchasing dogs of large breed for house
hold Guards il is well to make strlc' inquiries nv
the characters Of the sire ana dam II taeS , mo
fierce ten to one the son Will develop the SAINT
No large dog is worth a spratt cake If fierce
and unmauagcablc or if he be SuDJcc' 10 HIS o.
anger. You never know when you are SAFE WIFI
such an animal III,
We sometimes see dogs advertised for sale WIN
the following recommendation =: Gehtle py
day. a demon at night" Now what on earth IS
the good 0! dog who Is demon al nlght oucI,
a beast is generally a supcrslitl0ns coward alil
n CerhertS that VIII accept II sop But slppoolHE
he were not would have TO keep the Geih0il
on chain all night. Small good would ne pe
then. he might give the alarm; but tiny pl"ckr
and-tsn terrier, small enough to breakfast on
a pigeons egg, could do the same thing equahS
as we'll SO never Ouy a demon.
4 poodle. if well bred, is a very Known, Wis
and amusing hOus'-GOg. He Is nearly Always !"
very great avortc with little folks, ana thcrc ID
really end 10 the fun one can get out OF ule
animal lie is faithful pet, too, ana, altnOugii
he may not he able 10 defend the house, he VIII
assII.rdly give an alarm if anything he wrong
PoodIrs have often ere now alarmed master or
mistress when fire broke out, and thus they nave
81 we'd many valuable lives and much properly.
Ru: what SAYS the reader 10 our new-ian9 ca
friend he Schipprrkc pronounced llppcrHeyl lie
is a recent importation from the Low to"hlrleS
across the silver streak. hut bound 10 become q
VERY great iaVOrite in Britain as time goes on lie
has always been utility dog, having served gen
orations of boatmrn on the Belgian canals as not
only Vermin-killer. but watchdog as well: No
wonder they are called schipperkes, or little cap
tains. In England they have supplied a long-iclt