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1 The Dwelling-house at present oc- cupied by herself with or without the warehouse attached, situate on the corner of Pownal and Grafton Streets.

2. The double tenement house and premises on Desbrisay Street, at te oceupied by Mesers Balls and

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AMM ONTA SAVED EIM. A Pennsylvania Doctor’ s Experience with Wolves.

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‘‘About the year 1845 wolves were gbundant in Tomhickon valley, between Catawisesa and Hazleton. When the Catawissa railroad, a part of the Phil- adelphia and Reading, was being built, Dr. Thomas A. H. Thornton, a practic- ing physician, one cold autumn night was called out of bed to visit a patient about 20 miles from his home. At that time there were no regular roads as we now have. In their place the traveler used narrow paths or trails. Dr. Thorn- ton in his anxiety to reach the bedside of the sufferer attempted to make a short cut. He lost his way and fora week wandered through the wilderness and, having no gun, was obliged to subsist on roots and herbs. The doctor was on horseback and after wandering aimlessly about the pathless forests for four or five days got intoa large swamp, where the horse stepped into a quag- ciire, from which his owner was unable to extricate him, and the animal had ; to be abandoned, imbedded as he was almost to his belly in the softand boggy bed. The doctor removed the saddle bags containing his supply of medicine, etc., threw them over his shoulders and started off.

‘‘Several hours after the doctor got out of the swamp where he had aban- doned his horse he was horrified to see that he was being followed by a band of five or six wolves. At first they kept at a respectful distanco when stones were thrown at them, but finally, as if they appreciated the helpless condition of their intended victim, and as dark- ness came on, the hungry, bloodthirsty band became bolder and bolder. They circled around the terrified and jaded man and, closing in, started to attack him on all sides. One more vicious and impulsive than the others madea spring at the doctor’s throat, but a well direct- ed blow from a club temporarily dis- abled the animal and caused his raven- ous companions to discontinue at that time their prenieditated and combined attack.

‘*The doctor, by this thrilling episode and the frightened condition of the wolves, succeeded in going perhaps a mile uninolested when, to his great horror, be found the whole pack, led by the vicious brute he believed he had maimed with his club, hot on his trail. The stunning blow administered to the leader of the bowling band seemed to have only intensified the brute’s cour- age and thirst for blood. The man, weakened by long exposure and loss of food, realized that he would soon be torn to pieces if he did not adopt some new means of defense.

‘*Fortunately, as the animals began closing around him for another on- slaught, he reached a high rock and mounted on its top, where a giant tree served to protect him from falling back- ward. He reached this eminence in time to provide himself with some stones and two or three good clubs before his pur- suers started to attack him. He stood back to the tree, and as the animals at- tempted to come up he drove them back with his primitive weapons. A large stone hurled with great force and ac- curacy broke the head of one of the as- sailants, and this gave the doctor a breathing spell.

‘*The man, however, realized that he must soon quit his refuge, and, remem- bering that be hariin his saddlebags a large bottle full of ammonia, he deter- mined to employ it as a final resort to save his life. He quickly removed one of his green baize leggings, tied it se-

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errely to neck, and after “eeurating: the legging with ammonia he boldly started down the rocky promontory to- ward the wolves. The cunning animals, apparently aware that he could be more easily overpowered on level ground, separated, slunk off and permitted him to proceed several hundred yards before they renewed the pursuit. They did not, bowever, allow much time to elapse be- fre they took the trail of the man who Fad thus far co successfully bafiled their f owers.

“‘The doctor stood still and waited fntilcne of the brutes rushed within an arm’s length, when he struck him in the face with the cloth saturated with ammonia. This reception was a most novel and unique one for the wolf, who ran off howling with pain. Two more of the band were slapped across the mouths with the saturated baize, and they also left. After this experience the wolves followed the doctor till day- light next morning, when they gave up the chase, which they had continued for 48 hours and which unquestionably Would bave resulted in a most horrible death if it had not been for the contents ef the ammonia bottle.

‘‘Dr. Thornton succeeded in finding a shanty occupied by the men construct- ing the Catawissa railroad, where he was carefully cared for, and in the course of four or five days was taken to his home, where he was ill for fully a month.’’—Philadelphia Record.

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