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Docs are now becoming exceeding sagacous
she schoolmaser has evidently been at work
among them. The New York Times tells
story Of fine spaniel, muzzled according TO
law, who was taking promenade in the streets,
few days since, when TO his great conster-
nation ,he muzzle dropped Of. Knowing ,ha
without .muzzle his life was in imminent
danger, alter moments reflection, lie seized
the muzzle in his teeth, arranged il in way
TO look as natural as possible, and lrotled off
home as quick as he could go! That was
knowing dog--very--but not so much SO as
the dog mentioned, few days ago. by lhe
Times He found bank bill in The street.
picked it up, examined il, and wagged his tail
with delight. = Suddenly his counenance
chaDged-he tore il TO pieces, and ,rampled j,
beneath his feet! A gentleman who saw the
TRANSACTION. examined the fragments Of the
bill, aud found il was counterfeit ono.