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Show MAN'S TRUEST ANIMAL FRIEND. M Wonderful Love and Loyalty of Oeg M to lta Matter. There was a time whan the dog had H no human friend, perhaps, but very H early In tho lifo of the world he and H man canto together, and the dog has HH stuck over since, ssys a writer In tha H Now Haven Register Man has abused H and neglected the dog He has al H lowed him to accumulate faster than H he ran be matched with friends, and H henre the dog haa deteriorate Tha HH frtendleta dog Is the neglected dog, H and tho negloctod dog beoomes, nut H from hla own fault but from the fault H of man, the dangerous dog Hence HH the laws to regulate dogs', which are as tM much In tha Interest ot the dog as In H tho Interest of humans H To the Ideal of "one flag, one ooun- H try, one wife at a time," might b H added "one dog at a time," One dog H Is enough for any man It la auBclenl HB for Ideal companionship There Is IH something lasplrlugly pathotlo la lh H romradashtp lhy aomwlttuaa aprlmta Ml 'up between tbo rlght'sort ot a man B and tho right aort of c dog There Is a fidelity that might shame many Hfl man In the love and loyalty of a dog to H his master. History and literature are starred with Its brightness and H beauty Pity tho man who can't appro- H elate a dog, even It ho doesn't happen H to own one Surely hla aoul lack H something more eaaenttal than adora- H Hon ot mutto he'a fit for worse Ibsa H trcsson, stratagems and spoils. jH |