The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-30

ruped. and courts ard officers Who
have attempted 10 enforce and cN-
ecute these Laws. have. aa "a rIlc. met
with rehukc and opposition. and
whether right or WRONG. have uyar-
tably gone down 20 defeat. whenever
an opportunity presented itself 20 the
voters. Without douht. the dog 81,
the most loved and VhorsIiprd by
others. OF al animals
We have all been boys. and most Of
us have owned dogs Of many kinds
bull. cur. pug. monErel. se.ter. poin
ter and hound. and possibly the one
We loved best OF all. was the hound.
Perhaps Of his buEir notes. as he
trJii"d IN" "moily-cottou-tali." OF per
haps because he was hated and
abused most OF al. 10y the cook and
other Women folks. for his predatory
& habits about the kitchen and yard. or
because OF his plaintiyc. p.tiful howl.
3 when struck BY cruel hands. A. any
rate. no one who travels through M.
rural districts and notes IN" number
al dogs that swarm about the hum
Pie cabins Of the poor. can doubt.
Tor a single moment that the hound
is he favoritc among ali The breeds
Of dogs.
The most interesting breed Of dogs.
10 our own mind. is thr half hunter
and half settle 90. hunts bones
J whom ne is hungry. and sots hy the
ire when he is satisfied
There ara many reasons why tho
dog is disAked By certain classes OF
men. and much damage rs done by
them to the sheep industry and varied
interests. lat IN a short article. it -
! impossible 10 discuss both sides OF
this question. so We will zeal only
with the discussion OF his useful quail
tiles.
The uses to which the dog is ap.
piled are numerous ana varied Dogs
in some countries are chiefly m
ployed as beasts OF drauELt. particu-
larry for drawing s..dees in the frozen
regions of the north. and in other
countries chiefly for the chase. the
exquisite scent OF some kinds. and
the remarkable heetness OF others.
we find them also. rendering impor-
faEf service in tho care Of sheep and
cattle. highly valuable in Watching
and protecting the abOdcs and prop
rites OF their masters. sometimes
leading about the blind. with the in
tell!rcut and ahectiJuate care that is
worthy OF admiration.
Who has not. in the crowded Pull
man car. or ole-iufly furnished par
Tor. 20 bis discontinue. waited with
abated breath. listening to the sweet
lullabics from fhc lips of some fair
damsel clad iu silk. and Who was
more than tWcuty-siN years old.
finally saying. won't you go ID sleep.
darling % being answered by q
whine within. which. when properly
interpreted. means. mo. 3 Will moi
then pull from It's dowuy bed. ID rcs.
less. woody. curly. red-cycd poodle dog
and planting an ahcctionate kiss upon
It's ruby lips. say. mamma viii whip
you n you 90 not go to sleep
THE dog Ha- boon e. domestic amin.
from H Very sarlE period T.. e|arIIe.f
a~liH.lon o. .f. found ODD tl' book u.
Moses volumes have been written
describing the wonderful Iu- met INTEL
r'nre aud an"rtIor of This animal T.s
dos. To- more than ans other animal
becomes o. humble friend and D'mrau-
iou Of man. often fo acfuaIs
know and .s mpafn..r With TIE JOY urI
enrruw- ~ Dis master ami con- fUia a.
eoeerlnii ''', "' p"
starved rir,aker OF tho basgars crust
s. mon Wiz hg.f f'r Nls dog uHrH
-.-.l not oe lni .o'l '' nrrt f.i art
1t"> 'nHbi tonrtI lrz u - m..
100 ol Hrmauif.. I.rf vU often frHa.
tHe tHr to etsu fnI-th. father. mother.
brother sister and Boo f.t 'trr.t
EirI ~ lowe stays $780, some ln.. lt.
Hf'.r f.rr have reached manhood tr'
mature year.
T" our ov7 mI.4 te most
written Ir Senator ir.. wII. .U. I
toIra aftHrH't IH r. Itu. I,fI.