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WIPED OUT ID
sEvENTY.r1vE AcnEs N NUNS. !,
fhe Town Of Carthage. New York, Visited
BY fre-oae Asadred and sixty D~e,,. n
Ing. harned-Ths scenes Daring tho
coniagrauon = Aid Asked lFor.i ~ =;

WArEsrowS, n. y, Oct. ei.-The,
Carthage fire was the most disastrousthat
has ever visited this part Of the State. It
began IN q row OF manufacturing build.
lngs on the west side OF Black riyer. AZ
heavy wind blew the sparks half a mile
across the river to two islands, filed with
manufacturing institutions. II burned
everything on the islands and struck into
the resident part Of the town and swept
the buildings from about seysnty.tive
acres. This was the Oldest part Of town. I
and contained beautiful shaded streets
with fine dwellings. To-day this territory
is a mass ofsmoulderins ruins. One hun
dred and sixty dwelling were burned, be-
sides the manufacturing institutions and
he Episcopal, Presby terlan;s Bap,is, and
Disciples churches, Town Hall, Academy
and all other school buildings. The fire
spread SO rapidly that very little house 4
hold goods could be saved g The fire
departments of Watertown, LowyilIe.a
bonneville and Utica responded 10 the cali
tor help, bu. as the fire would appear in q :
Dozen different places at the same time. Z
The streams from the engines were OF little
avail. The yards were filed fwithidry I
naYes, which lgnited by flying cinders
and tanned by stiff breeze, were soon In 4
4 blaze. ~" - 20 SYicorl II i;
OVER HUNDRED HOUSES on rlREs At ONCE once.
There were hundred dwelling houses
on fire at the same time. The, 1 people &c l,i 4
worsed hard to save property, and then, /
became panic stricken, and all last night
hundreds OF them were roaming the
streets or lying in spots whore the fire had !.
not touched, every place in the village
being filled with women and children. A.
large number OF people were brought tor
nus cry, where they have friends to care 4
tor them: 1t Is impossible to correctlySSs
picture the scenes Of yesterday afternoon 4
and last night, strong men weeping and 4
women aau children crying rs they rcal:I =
Ized that everything they possessed was y
oe.ng swept away. The people, thrown 4
out OF employment and with everything
they had destroyed, will have to sufTer,Qn, 4
less assistance is rendered. .9i. 4 j
Money can be sent to Allen e Eelbyj
and Z. T: Ryther, Carthage who can safe {
" be trusted to look after the wants of 4
the people, There was no one burned TO i
,death, but q score Of people were badly2
burned, including iiremen. The loss viii
1901 up over half million dollars. \, 2.
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Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio,

coLuNnrs, O., Oct. 2l.-The Masonic /.
Grand Lodge Of Ohio met today IL
oiheers were present and COO reprcsenta-E
tlyes. Reports OF officers we're read and
referred and standing committees an,
pointed. A feature Of the day wps tj,eS;
presence OF Nathaniel Benjamin, of West
Alexandria, who has been Mason ior, m !
years. and attended all sessions OF the I;
Grand Lodge since 1899: The iichrHar I
stone of the i'new 'govefnhent 5buiidinrpdti Z
was laid under the auspices Of the Grand I
LooSe IN the afternoon. The ceremonies 4
we're witnessed by d large crowd Of people 4
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A PECULIAR CONTEST,
4 Congressman Speaks for Blaine Ono aIIn.
ute and for Cleveland the Next, ,

4 Congressman Speaks for Blaine Ono aIIn.
ute and for Cleveland the Next. -
New ORLEANS, Oct. al.-The Democrat
ic canvass in the Thirl Congressional DIS
trlct is the most earnest ever seen in the
State. The district has been strongly Re-
publican, the majority in 1852 being 905s.
Gay, the Democratic candidate, who is a
wealthy sugar, planter, formerly classed as
a Republican, is running wholly on the
protection platform. II elected he will
act with the Democrats until some
anti-tariifilcgislationi is attempted, when
he may be expected to bolt. kel-
loeg, his opponent, is unpopular with
a large class. The contest arouses
great interest. Gay held three meetings
in "Thibodeaux yesterday, one for Gay
and Cleveland and two for Gay-and
Blaine, which were among the largest ever
seen in southwest Louisiana. The old
system Of barbecues has been revived
and the negroes OF the district are de-
vouringG beet, mutton and hogs by the
dozen. The triumph OF Mr.. Gay would
undoubtedly strengthen the Protection.
lists in Louisiana. II protectionist cam
didate, enables the Democrats to oyerturn
a Republican majority Of 1900, us is con-
tidently. expected, they, will not be likely
to desert the protection policy. "a.
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E1prc,, Comnany Imh,,o,..;,,,,, IS

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2l.-Thc cases Of In:
Baltimore Express Company against the, ),
Adams, American and United States. H1.-.i
press Companies were heard today in tie
= United States Circuit Court by Judge
Treat, upon the application Of the Balti.S
more l. Ohio for an order OF injunction I
Judge Treat denied the application for tho
injunction and dissolved the temporarS-
restraining order heretofore issued, hold
ing that an express company has the ripht
to revise the advance OF accrued charees !,
on shipments rendered toit by any pfeced.
Ing express or railroad company. II 4 n: 80
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An 1nformcr to be Released.

DUBLIN, Oct. 2l.-A writ Of habea. eorpu,
has been granted in the case Of Patrick De-
laney, who was one ottheerown witnesses
at Sligo in the Tubbercurry conspiracy.to-
murder case, and who is now serving a
iifc sentence as one OF the Phoenix Park
murderers. It is expected that he will be
released in return ,for the services he rem
dered the Crown as iniormer in the Tub
bercurry case. .i-tsE i5
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

Three hundred and seventy-eight Cana
dan boatmen have arrived at Assouan.
The steamship Faraday was expected to
repair the broken cable Of the Commercial
Cable Company yesterday. }ll4
During the past twenty-four hours there
were n!nety-six fresh cases OF cholera in
Italy and forty-fye deaths. l.;S;ss5s.s5.
The race for the Cambridgeshire stakes
yesterday was won by Florence, with Ben.
digo second and Pizarro third.
I; The Lord Mayor Of Dublin and other,
have subscribed Gl,5o0 for the benefit Of
the late M. sullivan's family. 55I5
* The late Duke OF Brunswick appointed
the Crown Prince Frederick William heir
OF the silver artistic objects at Oels. 81.
81 A dispatch from Amoyaaysthat a French
corvette has arriyen of Tai Wan, exchanc.
ed shots with the forts in the vicinity and
searched all steamers approaching the
port. y 4 =; y 81 - A.
II. The Prussian Court has been ordered To
wear mourning for the Duke OF Brunswick
Tor fortnight, and the troops and inhabi.
tants Of brunswick for Two months. The
King of Saxony, the Grand Duke Of Cam:
bridge and Prince Albert, OF Prussia, rep-
resenting the Emperor William, win At.
J tend the funeral, Az S,';s 3
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Is Ohio the Democratic campaign was
based largely on the idea that German
is easily bought with glass of beer.
"lIence the milk in the cocoanut and the
hair on the same" Germans, like other
freemen, resent the suggestion that they
are ior sale at all.
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FIVE MEN KILLED,
A Boiler in the WeAt Adds to the Usual
Number of HlctImx - ~ 11r

Il bouer IN the West Adds to the Usual
Number OF Victims.
CRooKsToS, MrSs., Oct. 2l.-A terrible
accident occurred yesterday on the Leech
farm, near Red Lake. Belsramie county,
about IS miles from here, by which five
men were instantly killed and a boy badly
wounded. The gang were working a
.hreshing machine when the boiler ex-
ploded. The dead are: Thomas Even.
den, engineer; Chris. Larson, Henry
johnson, John Lingewood and John
Smith. The four latter were farm hands.
Another dispatch says: A:boiler OF a
threshing machine on ieech and Nichols
farm, at Beltramie, exploded to-day, in.
stant]y killing Thomas Erender, engineer,
John Smith, John Lingwood, Chris.
Swanson and John johnson, farm hands,
and VIM. Price, aged II. ~ An unknown
man was badly scalded. The engineer
was recovering from debapch.
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If Judge Brannon can. carry water on
one shoulder in the rural regions and beer
On the other in Wheeling; be free trader
in one part of the district and protection
ist in auother-he may in due course OF
mail grow up with the country.
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LoEan In Iown.

MAnsnALLrowS, L., Oct. el.-General
Logan arrived this afternoon and was
greeted By booming cannon, exploding Of
railroad torpedoes and q Iandemoninm Of
sound created hy all the whistles and bells
fthe city. An escort OF old soldiers con-
Quoted the Logan party up. town where
:theE General was introduced to about
1000 or 500 people by ex.Governcr Kirss-
wood, speaking from q staud erected in
the street.. - fSf5F;r (. Z { fEti
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County Demlot,,craey.. Som,1,.t,Lon +, e;

=, !s'9 NEW = YoEx, Oct, sE=The;C County Demo
eracy CT. to-day made the following nom, nom,in..i
tons; N Mayor, William R. Grace !; Conn. :, 4 !
troller, Edward D. Low; District A,tor-
ney, Randolph B. MARITIME ! President 4 !
c. aae noaru OF Alderman; AdolphII.. San,
ger; Coroner, Dr.. Louis w. Schultz. &
ynuses oi the Court Of the Common PIeasS
henry d Wil1srJ Allen, Edward 7I,atterson
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CArrAfS JonS.s. SwSSS, in one Of his
thoughtful letters printed in another col
umn, gives good reasons why West Virgi-
mans should support the party of protec.
ton. Captain Swami is not the only
former Democrat and ex-Confederate who
takes this enlightened, patriotic view.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-22

DEMOCRATS sre naturally discouraged
by the West Virginia returns. Republi-
cans would have been glad il they had
"got thar but they are in good enough
spirits to take partners for the next dance.
Let the music begin. s5is+g ..55
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-22

MAYEE the Democratic managers here
abouts will think it well to organize q
smelling committee Of more than one to
takecharge OF one end Of the November
election. There Is going to be more
cutting on that day.
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knights of tho Mystic Chain

x Plr1sBuRGn, Oct. ol.-The Supreme
Castle Of the Ancient Order Of Knights of
the Mystic Chain met here in annual con-
sSention this afternoon at 2 O'clock, and
win be in session until Thursday evening;
Thirty delegates, representing twenty-five
States are in attendance. To-day's session
was taken up with reading reports from
different State Castles and Of the Repre-
senatiyes present,
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witEx the New York Sum- viewing the
field from a favorable site, declares that
Cleveland is beaten, We incline to the
opinion that at least one Democratic
newspaper knows what it is talking about.
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spocia! Dipd.eh to ski iEs.e,!isnor.

# GRAFTON, WA, Oct. .ol.-The Grand
Lodge OF Knights Of Pythias assembled in
annual session this morning at o'clock
at Binkman Hall, Grand Chairman B. B.
Doane presiding. Nearly every Lodge in
the State was represented. The reports
of the Grand officers show a large increase
in membership; also an increase in lodges
durin. the last year. The Grand Lodge
was entertained tonight with banquet
at Bank Hall. The session will probably
close tomorrow evening. If..ifgg'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-22

STRANGE ,ha, the Democrats haven't
thought Of claiming Pennsylvania. Now
Pennsylvania is nice State, and has as
nea. electoral votes as there are in the
Union. a"4. eeaJI Ft
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Pendleton County.

Correspondence n A< h'le1icnsea.
FRASHLIS, Oct ls.-The vote in Pen
dleton county was: Wilson COL; Maxwell
500. Wilson'S majority 202. judges
Snyder and Woods ran 2S behind Wilson,
who was I votes below the average ior
State officers on his ticket. Jacob Hinkle
was elected Delegate. "A
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a Protest From Portugal.

LoSDos, Oct. 2l.-The Portuguese Gov
ernment has directed note to Earl Gran
vile, Foreign Secretary, protesting aeains.
the annexation OF the territory which the
Beers got from the Portuguese to the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-22

IT may be that in this hour OF trial our
neighbor, the Register, will exhumc "Col.
d. in the hope OF extracting some com.
fort from the iullness Of his experience
and the exuberant richness OF his fancy.
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ALDruX EIGHT

Il 4 NEw Yonx, Oct ol.-Charley Mitchell,
recently defeated BY The boy" McCatf.
rey, Of Pittsburgh, had a .tiraw" fight to.
night with lack Burke, h, 5 &:
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Counties ike Clarke, CoIumbiana, Cuya-
hosa, Hamilton, Mahoning, Stark and
Summit, show heavy gains because OF the
manufacturing interests. The factories OF
Springfield, Canton. Akron, Cleveland and
Cincinnati, are noted all over the world.
The furnaces Of Lutonia and other towns
in Columbiana are jealous OF the free trade
policy that threatened them with Dem
ocratic Congress. ~.7t2s!fssa - ;,,s ~ e.
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COKE ovEND DISASTER
In West virSlnla-Thr.e Man Csema.ed in
=. Fiery Earnnce. ----I-

TrSSELros, W. Va, Oct. 21.-At the
Thomas coke ovens, six miles east of here,
last night, three men while examining a
defectin one the ovens were cast upon
the mass OF burning coke by the caying
in OF an oven. No traces OF the unfortu.
nate victims could be found, except some
silver coins. 1t is supposed gas from the
coal strangied the men.
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PARIS, Oct. ol.-In the Chamber OF De-
puties yesterday, sousiques placed upon
the table an amendment to the Cattle
Customs bill, which proposes TO fix the
duty at five francs per hundred Kilograms
on foreign corn. e;amendment also pro-
poses that municipal authorities in the
provinces be empowered to fix the price
OF bread and meat. The increase OF the
municipal! budget by $500, coo francs for
ne assistance OF the poor, shows clearly
the extending destitution in Paris. Il
Inc Chinese troops continue to pour
INTO Ionquin. Great nncasiness is ielt in
.aIis on ms account The Cabinet are
adopted to provide reinforcemcnts. Cen
eral Compenon, Minister Of War, declines
TO mobilize the Corps D'Arnee without
authority from tho Chambers 1. -. !.
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TALE y OF THE TARIFF
IN THE RECENT onlo ELECTION.
How tho Wool Growers and Iron Workers
Rallied to the only Party that Promise
Them Pse.ecsioa from the luroatis OF
Foreign Labor and Productions.

CoLuaurs, O., Oct 2l.-Of course every.
body has reason for the result OF las,
Tuesday. Some say that the Germans
did it. Some say the saloonists; Others
that the sentiment for the Scott law car.
ried the State. The most sensible expla.
nation Is that the tariff did the work with
completeness. ..t.', ".
1t must be admitted tina. for months the
labor interests OF Ohio have muttered
much about hard times, and, as Hen
bricks put 1t, "wanted change 1t was
this uneasy feeling among the uneln.
ployed and striking workingmen OF Ohio
that caused Republicans to look serious.
But even these dissatisfied men reasoned
1t out thata change meant free trade and a
worse train OF evils than had yet bcfallen
them. With q hope fol. better times under
the Republican banner OF protection, the
!workingmen OF Ohio put in a ballot that
expressed their sentiments. 1t needs but
q glance at the election figures to show
that the tariff question won the fight for
Ohio. t}I.tSs ~
WOOL GROWERS FOR PROTECTION.
Even the wool growers in the strictly
agricultural and grazing counties made
the changes by voting the Republican
ticket and for protective tariff.
The following table shows the tremend.
ous gains made in wool growing counties
and the number OF pounds shown in each
as given by thesiate volume OF statistics.
1t will be noticed thatSin counties like
Knox, Coluuhbiana, Jefferson and Morgan
the increase over last year is tremendous,
when considered that they are all Repub.
lican counties and gave majority for the
ticket last year. Besides the gains given
below are on the State ticket. 1t must
be remembered that many wool growers
voted for Congressman and thus hit near
est their mark. l.-,sas,l. f'....,ra
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The straightout ,Greenback ticket that
has been set up in this State is intended
to help Cleveland, not Butler. 1t won't
impose on Buffers friends.
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a Royn!.Gulden Wedding.

BERLIN, Oct. 2l-The golden wedding Of
Prince Anthony Of Hohenzollern, Chief
Of the Catholic branch OF the house OF
this name, was celebrated to-day in be-
lifting manner at Sismarins.n. The
wecther was cloudy, but this did not in
terierc with the festivities. Ats o'clock
the, guests congratulated the happy pair
and at 10 o'clock the royal family a.tend-
Cd mass, which was celebrated in honor
OF the event There were forty-two royal
guests present, among them the Emperor
and the King and Queen OF Roumanio.
Goethes "lphigenia" was performed as
part OF the festivities in honor OF the oc-
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DEMOCRATIC GAINS.


\ Besides, the counties are not among the
prosperous, rich sections OF Ohio. Mercer,
Ottawa and Paulding are in the North
west, which is noted for the yearly in
crease in Democrats and the growth Of
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q None OF them are engaged in manuiac-
lures. Figures won't lie. They tell the
tale Of the tariff in Ohio, and 1t is a tale
worth remembering. 1t has 70 be retold
in November with emphasis to make it
hold Good, ls..sfsi q i4s,5. ig l.s}5f b;
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MARX TWAIN declares for Cleveland.
Tr,s. Mark to see the ridiculous side OF a

wlrxS telegraph lines are built Of barbed
wire the business will be whitfield down
10 very fine point. "A,
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IRON INTERESTS.

- !hoS I'M lEhE5IS.
The gain Of Gallia is caused by the iron
interests and the glow Of furnaces which
redden the sky at night. Lawrence raises
but little wool. but her tremendous gain
Of 65S is from the votes Of workingmen
and manufacturers for a protective tariff
on iron. Montgomery is becoming a
manufacturing county, AZ is little Miami
with the smart towns Of PiQua and Troy.
Licking, with over million pounds OF
WOOL each year, gave q small gain. This
is explained by the big Democratic ma.
iority which seldom wavers.
= The Democrats OF that county are rigid
and firm in their delusion. Their candi.
date for Congress. although Democrat,
was on the side Of the wool growers, and
that satisfied them. Morgan, the only
county in Ohio without railroad, gained
2G5 on the wool and iron basis. Saudusky,
in Frank Hurd's district, repudiated the
free trade idea with splendid gain. So
did Erie with the growing Sandusky. Wy
andot, a county not as yet developed.
gained 1872 from Democratic majority OF
1900. In this county the great WOOL
grower Fowler lives. ~
DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
He was Democrat until this year,
when he come out in a circular advising
the wool men and others to vote the Re-
publican ticket. On the other hand take
the few counties that made Democratic
gains, none OF them made much. but they
bras as big as il the State depended upon
them. Notice that the wool raised is ip-
siyu ifcant - Es3L 14tfE7L1 'lt,fi. rzrlI
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TuE chances are two to one that Mr..
Lewis Baker won't be offered position
under tho Attorney General.elect. tol
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Ghs q,tt|dj.ligsnlRj':r- q'iE|
Ot,lre, Sos. IS ant 81 fourteenth street,

THERE is great parade Of bets against
Blaine. Do the gamblers run this eonn.
tryS Hr' & g#t
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.E% GERMAN FELLOW CITIZENS. 81 ~
The German club OF this city presented
a cordial address to Mr.. Blaine, who re.
piled as follows: s3;5s$l
My birth and my rearing we're in State
that made me familiar from childhood
with German character, with its steadiness
its industry, its fidelity, its integrity, its
truth, its friendship, its loyalty to gov.
ernment. Pennsylvania owes much
to her German population, to the
Muhtenhurgs. the Holsters, tho VOLTS, the
Snyders, the Sinks, who have illustrated
her annals, and whom I am not uncon-
nected by ties OF friendship, OF inherited
association. in some cases OF kindred
blood. When II reached Ohio |
sought~conference with German friends
and WIS assured, and subsequent events
ttite confirmed the assurance, that 80 far
from being hostilGsto me personally my
German iellow~citizens were, as i, had
q right to expect and as e-you A. so
eloquently declare, q friendly and
partial to. me. Thanking you again, gen
tlemen, for the cordial expressions oi your
address, ! am proud to take each one OF
you by the hand in token OF mutual
friendship and esteem. ;y}}iS;z. ;y}Ss
5sE Later . large dcputation Of clergy
men, about thirty in number, called
upon. Nj, Blaine, & 4
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Viewed in any light this is an interest
ing episode in a highly interesting con-
test. These political campaigns are great
developers OF character. ( h;
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When asked concerning these state ]
menis the officers OF the asylum admitted {
the deaths and circumsta ces, but denied :
any cruelty on the part OF the officers OIL
the asylum, -. s - - &
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-24

We visited the San Antonio Eye and
Ear Infirmary this morning, and DR..
Burnham showed us anew drug that has
the most wonderful effects. A few drops
placed in the eye will, In few minutes.
render ii insensible to all pain, no mat
ter how badly inflamed or hurt, and by
its means Cataracts, Pterygiums and
Tumors, In or about the eyes, can be re-
In fact, all operations about the eyes,
ear. nose and throat can be performed
without pain or the use of chloroform or
ether. Thus, people who could not take
anasthetics, and need such work done,
can now safely venture and feel no pain
whatever. We advise all who have any
diseases of the eyes, ears, nose or throat
to consult DR.. Burnham, at San Antonio
Eye and Ear lnfirmary. See his double
column advertisement. ll-29-lm