SAGACITI OF A DOG.
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In the recent fire which destroyed tie
dwelling Of Mr.. Thompson, in West lIa.
ven, Conn, he was indebted for the pre-
servaton Of his own life and that Of his
family. 10 the instinct and fidelity Of his
dog. This animal. observing the pro-
gress of the flames, leapt upon the bed
where his muster was still asleep and I'm.
conscious of danger, and by loud and vo-
eiierous howlings awakened him from his
dangerous slumber. jus, in time to enable
him 20 escape uninjured from his burning
apartment, and arouse the inmates of Tie
hoose. This is one Of the many ins,an.
ces Of sterling attachment and sagacily
which plead strongly in behalf Of the can.
inc species.