A DOG STORY.
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The Waterbury American relates al good
as instance Of the useful sagacity of the
dog, as we remember to have lately seen


recorded, numerous as storiss Of the kind
are. While farmer in nriyhboring town


was paying another for COW, he accident
ally dropt five dollar bill in the. street


Without noticing the loss, both left the
spot, but the dog kept by, and on their re-
turn sometime after, he was still occupying
the same place, and as they discovered with
surprise, holding the lost bill between his
teeth in a very careful manner, DO IS not to
injure it. J fl" f pttE fa a't1 ae3