Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

spite the advice of the dog who was his
counselor lac hurried hes. and he made
her cousin. % hpggar. his prime minister
Amid the festivities, the dog warned bis
prince tO witch The woman todd him that
She was uniuithful: that her cousin was
her lover and thar between them they
would rob The Kingdom and drive the
prince from his throne. lie turned ON
the dog and cursed him. cursed him so
that his good friend, looking ut him. said;
Until men are grateful nud women nrp
faithful, ] aud my kind viii never speak
again Aud IL all came about as pre-
dictcd, and when the prince was a beg
gar, his companion aud consolation was
a dog, whose eyes told the story of love
and fidelity. but who never said one word
with his lips. And as the world has grown
older the dogs are all mute; for men have
grown no more grateful and women mo-
more faithful than In the days when they
could talk.
Dogs ARE MY FRIENDS"
Whcu thcy ure exceedingly happy, they
laugh with the WAC of thpir tail. and tell
what they would shy IN the expression Of
their eyes. Is ID any wonder that when
we are all tired of people, we turn To-
dogs Is 10 any wonder That after the
ghbpring of foolish peroplc. the loving
silence of a dog is delightt Mr. Rich
ard Cynic, IL, after your buds have
proved disuppunUng, aud your young
married woman tirusOur, YOU turn 10
dog you viii be- surprised 10 find how
much thorc rs n life that lis NOT stale.
Hat and Improbable You VIII bee sur
prispd 10 find that you eau laugh for
half an hour. an honest, merry laugh.
hcalthful aud good for you. ut seeing
a dog try 90 catch gll the suuWiiakcS ana
play with each one of them You viii
be surprised 10 discover that warm milk
must be- pretty good, when a dog whose
lineage rs much better Than yours, can
appreciate i so kocnly, and YOU viii be-
equally surprised To- discover that the
dog, though he can't speak, Knows Whrth.
cr YOU are iu gYOd temper or a bad Onp,
and f0rgiyc- yOu the kicl. that you are
mean enough 10 give him because hc
knows you are IN trouble.
WHY "BAB' LIKES DOGS
Between you aud me, Mr. Richard
Cyuic. ! think a dog ig "a more hrulthlul
companion for you, than almost any
human being. His tastes are not de-
PRAYED, and lac viii never lead You into
any mischief he incIines 10 going into
bed early, and he ad0res swim, He
won't sit up all night while you play
poker but 20 ont for ride and see how
he viii chase after the horses heels
He viii lend Won into every guod sport
and 10 nothing bad. But says spnip-
body. dogs are your fad" Ny dear
sir. the man or woman who doesn't like
dogs is wrong. II Us as natural FOR
human being On like q dog % In b. tO like
% baby and "a household without one or
the Othpr-Of course, any Wrll-rrgul1tcd
household bus both isn't worth belong
ing tu.
ike dogs because / know so many
men ANA women
/ like dogs because they always see
my virtues und ignore my vices
like dogs because they are friends
through good report on evil report;
through poverty and through riches
like dogs because they are iuiihful
and generous.
/ Ike dogs because they are full Of
certain simplicity that finds pleasure In
very little things.
How can help liking dopsY Al q
months old my most intimate friend
was Il dog aud now. on one side Of nue..
pulling my irock, Is thum aud Oh the
other side of me. licking the hand that
holds the pen, IL Buffalo Bill. and they
mean. Come and play And ~ Well.
/ drop the pen; forget SIR Richard
tynic. and with two dogs ] clusc around
after a BALL and then we an rush into
tho kitchen aud have "a drink of milk
It's silly Perhaps so. but my friend.
/ find HAT about as good n companion
as cam be- gotten for man or q women.
rs "A dog. | say this. and look ut the
two who are near me. and each one mods
his head. and the impudent Young one
with Western freedom Of speech says
Right you are. Bah.