Deseret Evening News | 1892-04-07 | Page 16 | A Dog's Fidelity

A IK-E'i I liMltf. A living example of a dog' fidelity 1 presented by tlmt nobloK.wfouiidlaud ow-ned ly Ihe lato 0ar C -McCuIIocIl UoUn lnrgo dark brown fellow and U well known tothoiougrignttoiif f tho Tl) mouth church. Jio was generally pt nnitted to attend church Bin ice dm lug tho life of hi in -titer, and in fact wa.1 considered n prhilegvd charncter nbout the Institute. Oil raroocconlons howai ton dUniinod with n ilocont tho Jtcv. McCullocir Ut in tho pulpit. At tho lutttlnj of the National Amucjo tlon of Charities hut) ear ut llvmontb church this dog appeared regularly otery morning an 1 afternoon upon tho rostrum ros-trum with hit master. The loB' still gooa tochurch and w ilkt aliont tho room as tUons'i ho w ero looking look-ing for somebod) no doubt ho I. I're-quently I're-quently ho curl up tinder nstnt In tho aadltorlnm at thelegluntngof tervlccs, and if iinyUxly nttunj ts to tako tho mm over him ho clU'rn n piomj t prott tlmt route matters. This dog U ery jvpn lar about tho church and Is as dignllUd a any ioteutato under tho tuu, but w hen U comix to n question of iwrnonal rights tho liandsomo canine is decidedly patriotic, Indiana poll Journal