The Arizona sentinel., 1895-09-21
Men and Animals.
For the Yuma SENTINEL:-

one or more similar characteristics
 in the human race. Man has an
 animal and intellectual nature,
 though some only have the one, it
 is not only interesting but instruc-
 tive to devote some of life's idle
 hours to Studying these phases of
 character. Sitting here and whit
 ting one of Mir. Gandolfo's goods boxes, I observe a man just coming
 out of that resort. He is we'll
 dressed, wears a boiled shirt, orn-
 amented with a pin of question
 able genuineness. How like that
 Jackal, sitting on the hillside
 looking out for some stray lamb,
 green-horn or sucker to fleece, as
 soon as the shades of night have
 fallen and the game opens up. He
 tolls not neither does he spin or
 make a hole for a habitation. As
 say him-result. greed 75 cents,
 vanity 25 cents. Wonder just
 around the corner, goes one of
 the coyote fraternity, he looks
 hungry and wants something
 Qiquid) to eat, his eye, is peeled for
 that mossback to borrow 25 cents
 on the strength of the premature demise of his mother and scarcity of work. Pan him out-result, idleness and chicanery; equal parts.
 Over in that shade you will find mixture between the cur and hound. He is lying in the shade eating melons and any other thing that is indigestible and will pro- duce cholera; color is usually of the brindly order; he will not pay to raise or assay.
 Hello! here comes an animal of the human genius. A partial par ody on the patient burro; you will know him by the length of his ears and his wild and untamed bray When he meets you he will whisp- CT in your ear the latest news or scandal as a secret and will close peroration with the request for a loan of two bits. He has the cheek of the mule but not his usefulness. Assay-consumate impotence, al loved with brass.
 There goes another, in his car riage Sleek, we'll fed, we'll dress ed and looks like he might own most of the earth. Did you see that lordly mastiff walk around among us little dogs. What airs Tn both dog and man. Can they help it? It is the nature of one, both. A wise man. once | said, modesty was one evidence of greatness, he may have been in error. Will run that man. Re- suit, vanity. Ego naag1ra,na Prtn5er 3t tGaais. There goes friend. How like in many ways to grand fath- CTS COW, he is chewing his cud and perhaps refecting on his latter end. He is content and patient and trusts to God, grass and the future. He aspires not to be great; he is simply content; makes but little trouble in the cowpen of life and bellows not to loudly when the bars are let down. Sample him. "content"
 Here comes two chipper chaps from the hill. How their inno- cent chatter falls pleasantly on the ear. Squirrel like they are Qike pills) attending strictly to business, they know things will freeze up, when winter comes, and they have lots of nuts and acorns to get III yet, for the mother and young squirrels while nuts may De found. They will pan out we'll n energy and chatter.
 Look out! You will fall; there comes that typical hog; thes pen loor is open; he is full of swill and now goes off grunting to find some ,ool place to sleep; he has done with roofing around until he gets through his sleepj then, he will be ,n hand again with his nose as leep in the trough as the next hog. Assay, all hog.
 I see another looming down the 1ill. Not the large sorrel horse, put note the relation. They are both as true as steel and will pull my fair load, if the harness is on III right and the belly band not too tight, but don't fool around the