A Tin-clad Catfish

A boy while fishing in Lake Butts de Morte the other day fclt a nibblo, sai, drnwiug Iris hook toward the shore, observed a half-gallon fniit can trailiug 01 the liottom. Huving secured thc veaael, lie was greatly surprised to find tliat i lsirge catfish had takeu up its abode thereiu and remained until Iiíb inereaseii dimensions did not admit of ogress. H( had evidently flopped arottud in his tin parlor until a hole was made in the rnsteaten bottom throngh whichliis tail pro truded. In this eondition the catlish had power to navigate from one place to auother, and must have been regariled by his aquarian neighbors as a kind of ík. ciad monitor - Menasha {Win.) J'rm,