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THE TIMES, NEW BLOOM FIELD, PA., AP1UL 23, 1878.
An Exoltlny Chase.
TlioBouth llond Tribune (.ays: The
lenders of tlie Tribune will remnmbnr our
often mentioning, during the past three
yearn, the torrlble depreciations made on
tlooks of sheep on Harris Prairie by a gray
wolf. The wolf was often seen, but was
bo sly that hunters seldom got a shot at
her. Twice her litters wero captured, but
xhe escnped, and ber inroads ou the Hooka
in that vicinity have aggregated a Iohs to
the farmers of over f 1,000, as Mr. Ml.
i h ael Smith estimates.
On Wednesday of Inst week some of the
old hunteiH assembled for the purpose of
giving ber chase, and It was agreed to keep
up the bunt until she was captured. The
hunt continued all Wednesday and fur Into
the night. The dogs routed her out of ber
lair, but she was so (leet-footed that she
soon distanced them, and, though seen
several times, no one got a shot at her. On
Thursday morning the chase was resumed.
Sometimes the wolf would be found near
F.dwardsburg, and then again down on
the prairie, running, though most always
inaolrcle.
On Friday Mr. Michael Hmith got sight
of her running across one of his fields, and
was within a few rods of the game, but un
luckily bad left his gun a short distance off
nd was armed with only an axe. Batur.
.day morning John Hhrimp and bis com
panions started ber from the top of a hay
stack on the Catholic farm. Tbe chase was
kept up all that day and also on Sunday
and Monday. Monday afternoon she was
tracked to Mr. Smith's woods, which were
surrounded by tbe entire buntiug forue.
Fon Quimby's bounds started ber up and
pertinaciously pursued her until she finally
attempted to break from tbe woods near
where Qulmby was stationed. He dis
charged both barrels of hisgunatber. Oue
.slug weut directly through ber body, from
which the blood spurted in a great stream,
uud, running a few rods, she dropped dead
in her tracks.
Tbe wolf measured about three and a
half feet in height, and was over six feet
long. Her favorite method of killing sheep
. was to run with the flock, grasp a sheep by
the neck with her jaws, suok the blood, and
then pounce upon another and on another,
until ber appetite was satiated. She has
been known to kill six or eight sheep in one
uigbt, and bad become such a terror in tbe
neighborhood that some of the farmers sold
their flocks. The farmers were so rejoiced
over the capture and death of the wolf that
tboy made up a purse of f 40 for the boys,
and naturally look for the County Commis.
Moners to do something in tbe matter,
An Unjust Verdict.
If one of tbe matiy " put up" medicines
prove ineffectual, all are condemned as
nostrums. Is this right? Are all American
citizens denounced as traitors because
Benedict Arnold committed treason ? Borne
refuse to use Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines,
simply because they have used others with
out benefit. Dr. Pierce's preparations
possess actual merit, and, if taken when
indicated, the most sanguine expectations
will be realized. His Golden Medical Dis
covery is the standard alterative and blood
purilier in the market. Thousands of
testimonials from those it has oured of
consumption, dyspepsia, liver complaint,
and various forms of skin disease, are on
file in the D octor'a office, certifying to its
efficacy. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion is rolled upon by women to cure the
many weaknesses and irregularities pecu
liar to their sex. For further information
see tbe People's Common Sense Medical
Advertiser, an illustrated work of nearly
1000 pages. Over one hundred thousand
copies sold. Price $1.50, poBt-paid. Ad
dress the author, R. V. Pierce, M. D.,
liuffalo, N. Y.
Bethlehem, Pa., April 12. The coro
ner's Jury on the body of the dead infant
found by dotectives in the undertaking
rooms of John Hutb rendered a verdict of
murder by some person or persons un
known to the jury. Tbe evidence tended
to show that the child was several months
old. John Iluth is under arrest on tbe
charge of being an accessory to tbe crime.
.He will have a bearing to-morrow.
From a Physician.
Great Bend, Pa., Nov. 23, 1875.
Mossrs. Beth W. Fowle & Sons, Boston.
Gentlemen For nearly two year my
wife was troubled with a lung difficulty.
After enduring the trial of much medicine,
she was persuaded to use Dr. WisUr's
Balsam of AVild Cherry. After using two
bottles she experienced great relief, and
after she had taken six bottles she was
freed of ber cough. I with pleasure com
mend Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
J. T.PAYNE, M. D.
SO cents and f 1 a bottle. Bold by all
druggists. ' " '
A Good Account.
'To sum it up, six long years of bed
ridden sickness and suffering, costing $200
per year, total, f 1 ,200 all of whioh was
stopped by three bottles of nop Bitters,
taken by my wife, who has done ber own
housework for a year since without the loss
of a day, and I want everybody to know it
for their benefit."
' Johm Wteks, Butler, N. Y."
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