Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-30

whiskers are given her by nature to
signal the approach OF sanger when
she is asleep You might have noticed
with our own eat that when he was
lying asleeD on the rug a.,i began to
sneak in on him his wh!saers began to
tvttch and hnaily woke him up Why
does a eat lick her paws?
ITO clean them
Nothing Of the sort \ cat has sore
throat now and then the slime as
human being and she irxs her paws
to cure it
Il don't believe it btuntly replied
Mrs RowSer
Then YOU can believe the other
thing. Your ignorance is further evi-
dencp Of the need Of such book. Go
to the nearest school and ask 100 SrhOi-
ars why a eat turns around two or
three times before lying down. and not
two can even guess al the true real son.
Let lla hear what you have to say
She wants to pick out soft spot.
of course.
lust as | thought. You are not
reason She turns around that she may
survey the country and see If danger
approaches.
Are you going TO begin on the book
night -
M once | shall take the eat as my
first subject and follow with the dog.
the rat, The mouse, the cow, the horse,
and so on am now going out on the
street to lind a dog and bring him IL:
here and stuGy him All my studies
will be from life
If YOU are going to trOt any curs
into this house shall go upstairs and
lock myself in ~
ssYeu can . SO if You wish In fact,
1t would probably be bet ter Down
hera You would only distract the dogs
attention | don't propose to rndnlge
IN anJ guesSwOri in this thing. | shall
make Ely observations on the spot
With that Mr.. Bowser cIappetI on his
hat and went out He hadn't far to
10 to find d dog one stood on the
corner lokng around III ii daZed way
and evidently lost. and after few
kind woi IS he decided 10 follow back
to The house. It happened to be good
n sht f3r lost dogs. There We're two
more. I.i veen The house and the cor
ne. a3nI they also decided to follow
along r. the frst struck good thing
he III gIt djsiie While three canines
arr pti al II. foot Of the RoWser steps
only ore W. admitted Mrs BowSer
looked ever the banistefs and saw
that il Wis "A common cur. and She
rna iZe,t that something would happen
before tha dog MIS- out of the house
He was no sooner inside tam he raA
about tie Fariors an.l hal, Snu:.ag a
everything. and Nh Bowsef g9t his
pen il I'D aper ready ami wrote.
The f"St Thing a dog does on cater
ing strange hoz.s.. IS to 81 about ani
famili3.'.e himself With filings.
Tho G>g Is now regarding me with
4 sus gious air. as if wondering il /
haze SCI a trap for him.
Il have fed him s6:Ae cold meat ami
his s..spici 5HS have vanished
lie has now crawled under thu
loee 90 to take Il zap. It * evident
t's9t dog prefers 10 sleep in tie dark
I.eS ;.
~, has now eotn- ont and is smell
ir-c d n" plan logs a!tl bowling. Mrs
Eo8 ~. was trying t. play The Old
Folks al l[3me, t..a other day, and it
is evlden. -, s9.ue of the sad strains
are lingering around the legs Of the
piano and that the beast feels them.
Dog now stands With his forefeet
aga inst the wall in the hall and is
barking at a picture of Washington
Crossing the Delaware Ile evidently
sympa thlzes with the cause Of liberty
This should be one Of the strong points
| in the book.
II am now looking him Ia the eyes.
Ny expression is benevolent and be
Gomez forward and licks my hand. [
| change my expression to ferocfty, and
| he backs away and growls. and the
| hair on his back stands up Make IN
other strong point Of this. It is evil
| dent that the character OF dog ia
| founded on that of his master
Dog Is now wagging his tail | am
| convinced that the wigwag Of dog y
| tail is not thoroughly understood by
| mankind AS near as can make out,
| three wags to the right signify that
| he trusts me. four wags to the left he