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Show COMMUNICATIONS. . Natural (las. F.dilnr Tun Timi: At a tlnllar n Ihous-ubd Ihous-ubd or even nnc liflli nf it, it would he a luxury that none but. the rich could afford.. The fact is, wln n you consider that a ens burner burns from ci Kt to ten feet an hnur, what would he the cost of Hie si'.inc. in a raee, llre-plnce, or niunu-ftt'-t'iry, it is easy to he wn it would never talie Hie pl.ico uf cnal. t ias in Pittsburgh is 2ii cents n thousand feet ncl at that price a jrrout niuiiy people have been com-polled com-polled to !ti buck to coal, as to Imruinu; it ill thai wny it neeessittttes the buyint; of a h'iis stove which costs nil the way from 1 J to :i". Aa we have m- li an unlimited iiuuitity of nas here, why cnu't we do as tb'-y do in a (jrcat many places in Vtniylvania and Imliana, that i-ft:",y f 'uucli a tire. In western l'cunsjlvauiu where uattir.il ns lias been used for the last fifteen years, the price for iv lire, ranges from -;.r0 to i.'t.oi) for a ruiu;c unit from l.r,0 to $'J.."i(l for a fireplace or stove. In 1 1 io summer as thu raimc. tire is the only one iu use the. price is cut about to) per cent, the. lire boimr used only when necessary. In that way a party kuou exactly ex-actly what it wiil cost them each mouth for their fuel. An Oi n Pennsylvania:;. |