Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-19
FAYSTON.


S. j. Dana, town clerk Of Fayston,
has just paid out 1886 In bounties for
three wolves killed by Henry Cary.
Because one of John Cary's cows. fail
ed to come home with the herd In the
evening Henry Cary started out at 4
O'Clock the following morning to find
it. He carried shot gun. Passing
through the open pasture he entered
the woods and finally climb d ledge
os rocks, just as he reached the sum.
NIT he heard some animal snaIling and
growing. Then suddenly the gro~l.
ing turned into blrki G noise and
from behind log up popped wolf
pup. At first M. Cary thought it
was some sort Of a dog, but he knew
it was not tame one and blazed away
the moment he recovered from his
surprise. The pup keeled over dead.
Mr.. Cary found he had actually killed
young wolf.
The progress. i've rations of the world are he crest
food consuming II tions. Cd fooA well ig stcd
gives strength. I. II tainot 4 st all you cat,
you need kodol nysspepsia Car. i di.ests MIST
vow eat You ne d uot let yourself. u n,ntai'
toncs m reconstruc;ives. # will ere' digest all
: Asses Of 'ods in bottle. No other preparation
will do this. 1t int 'rty relieves and quickly cnl
all stomach t'oublcs. Kendrick Co, Barre.
Wick 4 Gil let Q. Meretown.
He stood eXulting over his prize
when ia the brush near by he head
more barking and growing and tw"
more pups Appeared AS they did
not appear very dangerous Mr. Cary
picked up heavy stick and liunciled
it at hem, hoping to stun it and SO
get it alive. The stick, however,
missed, and the pup at which it was
thrown reireated into a h lie ia the
rocks, while It's companion made of.
Mr. Cary went h me as quickly as
fossibls for more cartridges. He re-
turned and hunting around little
saw the two pups again and fired.
One Of them was killed and the sec
ond was stunned by stray shot. 1t
had so far been pretty exciting
morning for Mr.. Cary, but the fun
was not yet over.
Kansas soldiers in the Philippines contained among
the necessities box of DeWitts WITCH Hazel
salve, the we'll known cure for piles, INJURIES and
skin diseases: The ladies 'ook care to OBTAIN the
original DeWittI WI oh Hazel Save knowing that
al he counter eits are worthless. keudrck 4 Co.,
Barre. Wilcox Gillette, Morctown
Mr.. Cary took his prizes home. He
then placed the wounded pup in
covered basket, carried it back to the
scene of his adventure and concealed
himself behind some brush near by.
Presently big male wolf appeared,
but it was too far away for shot, so
Mr.. Cary, kept quiet. The animal
soon disappeared. Mr. Cary, after
waiting some time decided to m I'VE
the basket in which the wolf pup was
whining to another spot, and stood
up. He heard at that instant the
brush cracking behind him and look
ing around he saw just a little way off
the mother wolf. He fired and she
dropped dead. Mr.. Cary had thus to
show for his mornings adyFnlu e a
she wolf, two de4d pups and live
pup which Melted him bountles and
all S4S.
Large sun spots, astronom rs y say caused The
extreme neat IN = summer, ana uOct4 IL dt clare
early all the prostrators were indu'td by de.
orders of the stomach. Good health follows good
digestion. kodo Dyspepsia Cue tgests " Int you
eat. II you have Indigestion or dyspepsia it will
quickly relieve and perm anentv you. Ken.
drick & Co., Barre Wilcox x (ii lclte Mo1etown.
Mr.. Dana wished to buy the live
pups, and Mr. Cary finally decided to
sell it. Mr.. Cary afterwards borrow
ed the pup from Mr.. Dana and is us
ing itin hopes of decoy ing the male
wolf known to be at large. An inves-
tigation Of the ledge revealed the
place where the pups had been reared.
Scattering about were many bones of
sheep and other animals. The story
has been going about Fayston long
time that there were wolves in the
neighborhood. Mr.. Dana said he had
heard them growl more than once.
Just week before Mr.. Cary killed
the wolves he had seen deer pursued
by what he thought at the time was
a dog. Mr.. Cary is now certain that
that it was wolf chat pursued the
deer.