DOGS AND DOG DAYS.

I take occasion at this time to ask the American people as one man,

what are we to do to prevent, the spread of the most insidious and

disagreeable disease known as hydrophobia? When a fellow-being has to be

smothered, as was the case the other day right here in our fair land, a

land where tyrant foot hath never trod nor bigot forged a chain, we look

anxiously into each other's faces and inquire, what shall we do?

Shall we go to France at a great expense and fill our systems full of

dog virus and then return to our glorious land, where we may fork over

that virus to posterity and thus mix up French hydrophobia with the

navy-blue blood of free-born American citizens?

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