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1t is the custom in boarding houses 10 give no.
tce ofthc hour Of meals BY ringing bell. A
cat belonging to the house, being accustomed to
get his food in the dining room, soon became At.
tentiyc to the sound that summoned the family
to othe parlor II happened one day that he had
been shut upin room, and was therefore pre-
vented from attending to the voice of the anx-
iously expected bell; and on being released from
his prison some hours after, he immediately has.
tened to the dining room; but unfortunately eve
ry thing had disappeared, and the poor cat found
himself obliged 70 go without his breakfast To
wards the middle Of the day the bell was sudden
ly heard ringing; and on the servants running out
TO ascertain the cause, they found the cat hang.
ing by the rope, and sunlmoning the family to a
second repast!