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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-10
THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD
WORK AND WAGES.
Enlargoments and Extensions of Factor
ies-Inereased Wages.

The King Bridge Company, Cleveland, O.. ..
Is increasing its facilities for getting out work
by the addition OF new brick fre-prooi
building about l00x200 feet, which will en-
able material to he painted and loaded under
,over, so that IL will be kept from being ex-
posed TO the weather from the time 1t is re-
,eived until it Is finally painted ready for
shipment.
The Drownell Company, OF Dayton, o., are
building an addition to their plant, so as to-
he able to take care of the increasing demand
Tor their boilers and engines.
The York Wire Cloth Company, York, Pa.
ts erecting q new pattern shop.
The Cedar Point Foundry. OF Port Henry.
\. u. is making an addition to the machine
shop aud also new pattern room.
The Michigan Bolt and Nut Works, Detroit.
Mich, has had plans prepared for two-story
factory. 75x5j9 feet, at Wight street and Mel
drum avenue. IL will cost 1000.
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Wnres 1Sscrensn,i.

The Blackington Mn. North Adams, Mass,
have resumed work. The company has made
promise to restore wages Us soon as condi-
lions we've favorable.
The Beldine Bros silk mill Northampton,
Mass. Is now on iuil tiine, ~ against reduced
hours last year at tn,s umr. o the reduction
OF ten Per cent. Ia wages made last year five
per cent. has already been restored.
The Riveidaie WOODEN Company's plant.
Whunsylilr, Mass. Will run overtime IL Is
nc second largest mill ot iis kind in tho
United states \ new boiler house has just
been completed.
The Heating Wheel Co. Holyokp. Mass
began Monday TO run i,s factory nights
New machinery viii be- added shortly aud
with an Increased fo.cr the cont nuy expects
TO bo able 10 turn out large number oi
wheels.
The employees % the American Watch Co..
Waithum, Mass. have received an advance
IA wages.
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ringer Na,,s IN n ;cncrat,o,.

The statistical man who can tell you
how many pounds of leather you Will
wear from your shoes in lifetime and
how many tons of food you will eat,
providing you live TO the biblical limit
of three score and ten" has just fin.
ishcd some odd statistics on finger naii
growth. lie finds that the average hu.
man being cuts away about the one.
thirty-second part of an inch of nail
each week. or little mvre than an inch
and half each year lie also finds
that the average length of life the world
over is about 40 years: that there are
1,300000,0O0 miles of finger nails in
each generation.
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Deep breathing.

Cultivate the habit OF breathing
through the nose ana taking deep
oreajhs. II this habit was universal.
there IS l!;tlc doubt that pulmonary af.
'cctions would be decreased one-half
An English physician calls attention to
his fact that deep and forced rcspira.
lions will keep the entire body in a
glow in the cOldcst weather. no matter
now thinly one may hc clad. He was
himself half frozen 10 death one night,
and began taking deep brcaths and
keeping the air in his lungs as long as
possible. The result was that he was
thoroughly comfortable In few min.
utes. fihe areP TespigstleRs, IN says.
stimulate the blood currents by direct
muscular exertion, and cause the en-.
tire system to become pervadcd with
the rapidly-generated heaL-Medlcal
Report.
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why She Wanted a Continuance.

An old lawyer once told about case
be had, but which he didn't keep.
An old lrishwoman sent for him in
great haste one day. She wanted him
to meet her IN the criminal court. lie
FASTENED to the court house all out Of
breath. The woman's son was about 70
he placed on trial FOR burglary. When
the lawyer entered the court room the
old woman rushed up to him and in an
excited voice said.
MIR. b, Oi want yc TO git a con.
tiuyance for NE by Jimmie"
every we'll, madam replied the law
yer. II will do 80 IL | can, but II will
be necessary to present to the court
some grounds n a continuance. What
shall | say;'
"Shure, We can jist tell the court OF
want continyance till Oi can get a
better lawyer To try the case"
The lawyer nearly tainted when he
heard this, and after telling the woman
that she would have to get another law.
yer to get the continuance he hurried
back to his Office Il very angry man.
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shipwreeked SAVIOR Rascpsd.

The Indian liner Dunera, from Calcutta
Tor London, has lnnded at Plymouth nine
OF the crewo ino Italian bark F.ippo r..
Capt. Moriona, which lett CardiN September
~ Tor Baenos Ayres aud ioGLdprei en- route
The FEippo H. sprang u ieak In mid ocean
and tile crew worked iHcessGntly at tho
pumps for three days, but they were Obliged
To abandon the ship. Capt. Martona. who
refused TO leave the ship. aud the carpenter
were drowned. Tho Others of tho crew had
a terrible experience IN an open boat. They
had no oars, sails nor water. and they wero
We're IN raging storm for thirty hours.
They had abandoned all hope when they
We're picked up by the Dunero.
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Highest Of all in Lcavenng Powe-Latest U. Report
R3&:A!!l! q! RRskiaRs Rs,kassi!
AKBS&DEGsTEEX pUME
a Remark Hcrripp.

In many respects the herring is one
pf the most remarkable Of living things
II was calculated three years ago tina,
no less than eleven thousand miles OF
herring netting were east yearly ia the
North Sea alone.
Two Of the species OF whales feed
exclusively upon hcrr.ngs. while the cod
Is most voracious Zoe. Doctor Neil.
the naturalist calculated that the one
colony of Cannpts at St Kilda con.
sumcd annually two hundred and four
teen million Of hcrrlngs. Yet II ls not.
aS fishes 20. gifted with very large fer.
ulity IN reproduction.
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Tho Apple as a Timber Tree.


In some sections of this country the
apple tree is looked on for It's produc,
las piece of timber, as we'll as a fruit
producing article. For this reason the
bld German fruit growers in the vicin,
Yty OF Philadelphia, always aimed to
Net nice straight trunk TO an apple
lree and train 1t UP comparatively high
before allowing it to form head Mod.
krns have supposed that the chief OBJ
Net to be gained by this method OF
tain,ng was In order to facilitate
howing operations, but the ultimate
ttd In having n good trunk for timber
purposes was not forgotten. In this
1 particular region, the wood was used
Chiefly for shoemakers' lasts-a bust.
ness which, In the earlier history Of
Philadelphia. did much to help the
trade OF that famous manufacturing
center Of population. The apple re.
gions have mostly disappeared from
that vicinity: but other sections of the
country seem TO understand the value
of apple tree wood. II Is stated In the
Country Gentleman that fruit grower
OF Cayuga sold to q well known firm OF
sawmakers OF Philadclpha-D Disston
& Sons-the trunks OF some OF their
trees, which were cut away because
the trees had grown too closely TO
gcther TO the value of $500. la this
case, the wood was Of course used for
the handle Of saws. Mcchau's.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Lieutenant Peary says he will make no
more Arctic explorations.
Ex-Governor Campbell. OF Ohio. has re-
fused a pension TO which he Is entitled.
"England's Only General" IL one OF the
well-known epithcts of Lord wolseley.
Horny NJ Stanley's visit TO Canada. II is
said, Is TO find good place for Belgian en-
igrants.
John s. Sargent, the American artist. has
been awarded gold medal at the Berlin art
exhibition.
King Christian Of Denmark. Is the oldest
European monarch. while King Alfonso of
Spain is the youngest.
Ex-senator Jones. of Dubuque Iowa. il
| about to undergo an operation on his eyes.
He Is ninety-one years old.
Admiral Fitzgerald. OF the British Royal
Navy, has sat down hard on Lord Dunrayen
Tor his action in the yacht race.
Prince Henry OF Prussia. brother OF the
Emperor OF Germany. has been appointed
rear admiral in the Austrian navy.
DIR. Smith. the author Of America" de.
clines memorial to himself and suggests
instead Lincoln memorial in the house
where the martyrcd President died in Wash
ington.
Sir Conrad Reeves was the first mulatto TO
he knightcd. He is Chief Justice OF Barba-
dos, although OF slave descent on his moth.
cr's side
Count Won Waldersee is said to have sur
prised Emperor william. and oven Bismarck
himself. by his strategy during the late milf
tary mancuycrs.
Canovas del Cnstello, the Spanish Premier.
is siNty-ilvc years old. He entered iuurnpi-
ism when he became of age, and politics
three years later
Bishop Potter. who love. to ride horse
IL ,nF al H. a..
takes rides against time, though hcis seldom
in the saddle moro than an hour.
Mrs. Dia2 will represent her husband per.
sonally az the Atlanta Exposition. as tho
Mexican law fo-hids the President leaving
that country during his term ofoiuoc
Palmer Cox. oi Brownie fame. was the re-
cimcAt "a. an immcusn rcccitio on the New
Haven Cconn) Common. There were as
scmhlcd 10000 children 60 do him honor.
Henry L. Abbey. the imuresario. saws thai
Mary Anderson H. th' only American artist
that ever mai" any money In London Her
ipst season at the LyceUm made profit of
$4,000.
Queen Maric Of Hanover. widow OF
George !. AMI mother ot thc Duke ot Cum
bcrlaud. has Lost 'h' sight ot ono eve and
may loose the o;hcr. she b. scvcuty-scycn
years old.
King Oscar. Of Sweden and Norway. g. TO-.
day the only monarch who oropaiuuuliv dous
his crown. His Majesty wears it every time
ne IaGas tine Parliament ", either OF hi. two
kingdoms.
Sir Edward Hlrand. the great shin
builder. wa once, wI"n q foreman. request
eel 10y his laudiJiy to vacuto his rooms. two
fellow Iolgcrs, bunk clerks, ohj.o,inc tu hi.
'yuigar' occupation.
When the pnp1l Nuncio visited ntt.r King
Alfonso. oi spain, lately, the latter cha'-
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Bishop Mapes Drowned.

A dispatch from Cape Town says that
Bishop Mapes, OF NyHssaland, and IA com
panion, were drowned In Lake Nyassa on
September 2. II is also stated that Rev. Mr..
Altlay, missionary. was recently murdered
on me Iam6r2l river by natives. Mr.. Attlay' e
BODY was recovered. Later dispatches from
cape town say that the companion men
toned as having been drowned with Blshop
Mapes was tho Rev. Joseph Williams, II mis-
slouary The two were drowned at tho same
time. The Rev. Mr.. A,tlay was murdered by
natives ON the Portuguese frontier Of Nyassa
land. He was u son Of RI. Rev. James Att
lay ID. D., bishop Of Hereford.
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Mr.. LAMBERT'S CRUSADE.

The Insurance. Commissioner ON tho
Tract Of Doubtful Fire Companies.
Insurance Commissioner Lambert of Penn
sylvania' proposes to rou; out mutual Gre
insurance companies which cannot show tbat
they carry risks agrEegatlns at .east SOM
600, The law under which thrsc companies
conduct the'r business provides that they
accept risks and issUe policies wheneyer a,y
plicatlOnS bo made Tor Insurance. IN ia
amount Of r2OO,O0O Tho Attorney General
has given an opinion 10 the Insurance com.
missioner interpreting this provision OF tto
law to mean that mutual Insurance com.
pany must have a; least $500, 100 Insurance i'm
lorce 10 DO entitled to continue It's business.
Charters have been granted 10 such com,
panles on representations that applications
to that have been made but many OF those
applications are said to have proven nett
tious.
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II led His s sn.in.Lnw.

Frank Swancy, u brakeman on tho c. & Z.
Euroad, residing IN Alliance went TO the
hom" Of his iHther-iu-iuw, Daniel Courtenv.
AT Beioit, Fix mlicc east Of Alliance. aud there
rh2"t"a 'oureuy IN quarrel. The trouble
Orit hairi over Swaury . wife. lie claimed
she had teen persuaded by COurtcny to leave
him.
After few words Lad pissed between the
men, Swan"y drew revolver aud threat
ened Cour"ny, who. Ia se.f-drfrusr. took ur
"a shotgun ana discharged tho entire con.
tents III" Swarey's abdomen. Swuncy did
not utter word, and died ten minutes after
III" ip'a shot had been fred Courtcny. who
Is q iatmor. and troubled with heart disease.
j. 'nE at the point Of death, caused by tho
excitement Oi the affair
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{ THREE NEGRO LYNCHINGS.
All theVietims Were A Assaiiants of White
q rla

Particulars Of the lynching OF Neil Smith
tho negro convict who assaulted Miss Hender
son white, at Coal city, Ga. are that the ,noh
took Smith to the scnnc ~ his crime. ybsr
tho Girl, father muiiiaird tho negro and ,ut
or his ears. The Hrsru's hands wpr. LeI'i
on piece oi railroad iron nII his Uu,,or.
mashed Joint 10y !oiat with hnmmorhy hon.
dersun. III they We're iuR-, %! blrp ,ln..
quiHerinf ilesh and crushed bones Vl, M,
gro serrH'acd IA agony. Tho mob ;hru am
tl'd ih"ir suns into the upprY'- body made -,
bubllte ana crcma'el the corI-c
Mis-, Henderson,. when assaulted fo,,.b,
desperately. She had the iudoN nur,ron hrt
let hand bitten Of at the second foint th'
pelvic bono cut horribly her skull irgaiurrJ
nnd ono eye gougcd out. She etll, nIivc
but there are no hopes o.; her recover,
There Is asirous ieciiu; against negroes zen,
erl,y
mob OF whites surrolndn! ,croraon I,,
lis. negro, In Il house ~ Mason rna- 1r.,.
phis, Tenn, aud he is probably a rorf.n a..
tins time. tie assaulted o. Lb .yrar-..i ,,r,,.
giT' named Bradcn, aGer.cAotiu. herirtyi
scusitiiity ~ 900
I"hms NcGtady negro. who obor..I
Mf-. August Berry into lnsru-inI.iry mad ti.,
hssnuloi nor was taken from "a Irr.uty .t,..
riH and Shot to doath at Troy. AMpara
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SCORES HAVE PERISHED.
Many Moro Victims o.: the Flood and
Cyclone at Vuolta Abaio.

Many Moro Victims @: the Flood and
Cyclone at VuoIta Abnjo.
Word has been received at Havana. TIN, a.
more bodies nave been recovered from the in
undated district in yue.ta Abnjo, tho danla,,
from the floods and cyclone having now
reached the dimensions OF Il great a!sa.ter
Many more persons, and. in fact. whole
families. ara missing. and ~ the floods sub-
side Hni the district - gone over by search
parties II ~ feared that the death iist will he
greatly Increased. The money loss TO tho
railway company nj this time - estimated To
be approximately s3OO.0O1 Nineteen bodies
had been recovered previous 20 this time.
commission Of civil engineers has boen
sent 10 Arllmisa 10 eudcavOr 10 devise "A plnn
by which the portals to which those dis,rict-
are now subject may be avoided ia the future
The damage and loss 10 property IN that
region IL impossible TO calculate accurately
but II Is believed that 1t rises into the mill.
ions.
Lieut.. Cullen. in command Of column Of
forty troops, went Ia pursuit Of u band of in.
surGents near Dalquiri, province OF Santiago
do Cuba, and was surrounded by 800 Of the
insurgents. Lieut. Alcare, with a force OF
twenty went to his assistance. and the insurg-
cuts, thinking IL was n large force, retreatsd
leaving two killed on the fold. The troops
los, four wounded.
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AMNESTY FOR ARMENIANS.
The New Grand vizier of Turkey Will
Recommend


Said Pasha, formerly grand vizier, who
was removed TO make room for Kiamil Pasha,
has beon appointed miEister Of foreign af-
fairs. Sir Phillip Currie. the British am
bassador, has urged upon, kiamil pasha the
necessity OF reasurrine the Atnenians by
stopping the arrests OF persons suspected Of
compllcity in tho recent riotiug.
IL ls said that kiamil Pasha will advise
the Sultan TO grant amnesty TO all the Ar
menians arrested since September 80.
Six foreign diplomats met Friday and re-
solved ON sending note TO the Porte They
ordered thor respective guard ships TO take
their winter mOOfings in tho harbor to be in
readiness to protect foreigners.
Eight persons were registered as having
been killed Oh Monday and Tuesday last.
None OF the bodies OF those killed in the
kasim quarter have been recovered. Many
dead bodies were thrown in the sea. SO far
as known, only Maj. Setwet Bey and two sub
alttans were killed on the Turkish side during
the rioting on September 80. few gend-
arms were wounded. The Mussulman labor
ers IN the Peru gas works Killed n Of their
Armenian comrades Oh the pight OF October
81.
The refugees In the churches remained
there. Saturday. and their number 10 incrcas-
ing. \ hundred women and children took
refuge in the garden ot the British en-
bassy, Hpptehcnsivo that further attacks will
he made upon them.
The Armenian patriarch has written TO the
representatives OF the powers, urging them TO
use their authority To- restore order. He de.
clarcs that. disguised as SJfias Mohammad
an theological students began the attack on
the MWcniuBs. llo gives tho names OF 100
Armcnians who have been reported missiuy
When Sir IhHp CUtrin visited k.nmil
lasha ho insisted 10 vigorous terms on the
absolute Necessity ui the Porte accepting the
~ g. Yt ttl B.
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Both tho method AID results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il i3 pleasant
aad refreshing to the taste, and acts
Ccn,y yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanscs the sys-
TEN cIirc.dslly, dispc's colds, head.
aches and tlyors aHd cares habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only rc'acdy Of it3 kind ever pro
duccd, pleasing TO the tast, and ac-
ccptablo to the s;omrch prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial! :r its
elects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances its
many excellent qualities commend it
to al ana have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale ia 80
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try Il. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALiF0RNiA FIG syrup co.
r- SAa s9-""'sCo. cAt
ccl.~aA.0Sr
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President Keeps R,s Promise.

The president has commHted TO imprison-
ment tor life tho death sentence imposed
upon Clyde MattoY. Of Kansas, who was to
have been hanged on tho llth inst. This /,
The case In which the prisoners mother, after
appealing personally to the president, secur-
go letter assuring her that the death sen
tence would not be carried out. The presi-
dent believes certain evidence offered at tho
trial should haYe been received.
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We OFFER Ono Iluudrcl pplIars Reward ioI
any case %, CatUrrh that cannot DC cured b!
Halls Catalrh cure.
We, the undcrslgucd, have known w. ! thc
ueV for tho last 10 years. and believe him nCr
irctly honorable iu all business transaction
and inanchuy able To carry uut ANY oAHSd
WEST Js 'rNu Az, wholesale Druggists. Toledo
wALniSa, KrvN,v & M,uyiy, Who.c.u,
Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
lialts tat1rru cure IS taken internally, ar'.
ing direcil upon tuc blood and nucous sur
Price, .j,. gsu uottie. Sold 10y all DRUG Is.
IAN recommend P0-,s Ourc tor nu CON.
uWri,u Co. sufferers from Asthma g. n
''"NShNp, lt Howard. Wiz, N'y 'L
The Campbo,- are Comiu'. ." ia avery old
scotch air. Copies ol II date back 20 1922
II. Klmcr's SwANr-Euur cure.
~ Kidney and Bladder troubles.
lgupl,Ct and consultation FREQ.
Laboratory Bluguamptuu, \.l.
In Switzerland % socIc'v has .uue boon form.
cd ior 'ho rresctvD,.ou OF Wild llpwor.
FITS stopped free ly uN. ktNi', GUAR
ElWNE lh>l"KLM N"ti~ .itrr ilr-t duN u-u.
N"tN'luu- cures. Ir,Jfi-. Ytua -.uI fl.ui Uuf
lie free. Dr. Niu". Nl Arch ~t. rbl,a.. a.
The number of eggs annually imported into
GtrGt BritHu exceeds JOJ. coo
Mrs. Win,low'S thing ~yrup for children
l''ihlrc, tvitcnS thC gums. reduces IuiItny
h'".ulIays pain. cures wind collie. .lC. a buttl,
Among the la,cst inycu,ion- in London is a
machine which buck"ns luutS
StomncIIio
means medicine that ,trcngl IONS the .tor-
nch, ~ to be hrief II mean, Ittpou. rUuI.s
u YOU Nie troubled with a weak stomach aY,
Ouc gINCs relief.
.,~l,nstyoT the University OF G. c :
proieYsofs and !, ,5S7 students.
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"lou say 1t was runaway mnichi.
"Parily lie tried 10 run away. but
she hrough, him to tlmc by threats Of
breach Of promise lndiauapo.
l.i Journal.
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IOTS AND STOVES

The fires uf energy arc lighted very soon ir
litc aud the struggle begins a. The saying .'
10 Keep the Iot boiling. liut eurakiu. liter
ally, Hires Hiu .till kiudlCd with kerosene. au.
many n pot loils over are j. overturned
Frightiul burn. or scald- result iu spit, uf
warming ami suffering. The thing B.. thea uu.
ic preach hut tu practice and tIu u.a,ti,c b..
fora SURF cure. tu usc ~. Jacobs on u,,irdiu.
tudirrCtiuns.
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LIVE STOCK.
CESIRAL sIocA iAHus, kAsg LIBERTY, pa
CATTLE
sIIIBP


Chicago, Cnttlo-Common to extra stoer.
eH.'H"vE sloeAors ami feeders, ~ Uata5
COWS and buns, FDJOWt,j, calves, sLq5,aG 5,
logs AcRyy glplolHj; common To choIce
mixed, ci.,H 100, choice assorted, $LlOalHc
nfLi, Sa,'u" e'iy; pigs, s!3to,L4U Shecp-lu.
l'i'oF 1" 'L'.c'' FA"'@ rJo' lambs, SAUusL55.
tmc.nnnti-Ilog5-- select shippers, lj,t 30
10 l.,u ialr to light iutoi. 70. common and
tuughf .h'toL.5 lattle-Gl lod shippers8L 9Utoj U1
go"d ioch"ico "a 5HtoaW; fair 20 medium 3 d1to
s"",' comiEoh ss'Slo..-o Lambs-eEira9L5U
ood = cIothc sltO 20 i.5J common 10 ialr IO1
~ 500 '' NV
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A Sl,ooo.ooo ngnl Fire.

Fire, caused by an explosion ut Warren, r.
l.. destroyed the shee,ing and shrting mills
Of the Warren Manufacturing company Tho
loss is about s 900. 900. over l,6D0 hands
Wsro employed. The town "a practically ruin
ed bY The nre.
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To-day good oranges are bring rctai In
London streets nj the rat" OF four a penny.
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Ten inches Of snow have fallen in Wyoin.
Ing
Ginfrass gold mine, near lshpeming Mioh,.
W 10 resume.