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EytraorGinnTy instance Or natural Gtce-
ron and frrocny ofa Cat--Ihe following
facts are well authenticated / a family III
the Lower Town Of Quebec, had cat with
kittens about two months old. one day the
mistress Of the house had occasion 70 open
cupboard where proSislu.'s were kept, and
on shutting IT, a kitten got squeezed by the
door. and uttered loud and plercln5 CIV
The mistress Of the house, after seeing that
it was discngaged, apparently not much
hurt turned TO 80 to another part ot tine
room. Presently the mother Of the kitten
came in. went up II il, and thrn flew turi
ously AZ the mistress Of the house, first Bit
Ing and scratching her legs, Thighs and arms,
and proceeding to her nec&, upon which She
fxed. the woman used her hands to pre-
serve her ewes, lowering ler head to save
her throat. her cries alarmed her husband,
who came into the room to her assistance c,
the cat then let go her hold, received a KICK,
passed under the stove 70 the other side OF It
where She was followed by the man, she
then repassed making again at the woman;
but being pursued she went out OF the door,
which was immediately closed. She then
began 20 fly up against the door uttering hid
eous cries; the family was SO much alarmed
that assistance was had, and finally the car
was killed on entering the door, partially
opened for the purpose. Ihe woman was


much hurt. but her wounds are nearly heal


ed. The cat had frequently shown symp-


toms of boldness and teroclty when irritatcd,
but never before i'll a way to excite alarm


in the family.