Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-23
NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER g.


0n sscu An s THIS s. BEgoKE THE COLD
ana v carried on, MOI like thai an he 10 The rnn
OF nearly all who had any thing be affected by but
selves The trouble 10 make IT. e Time for reashment has
arrived when such DESTROYS Of experiencing avana
GEES experiments fancy and fashions, will be induced
lay aside preudice mbbed without and give reason
and experience their inence The multiplicity sleeves
Of ornamental expensive and comparatively worthless cha
for burning anthracite which Save been lately introdu
ced have caused many oner undervaue,
the properties OF the only which with truth be said
1f or oE
has been . much improved n and s Interior ar
every other where IN fuel durability, pc
Of ngenents and diffusion OF heat the objects desired
other aparmensn addition which Cooking Stove the
principles has been constructed and IN successful opera
on uniting all the requisites for culinary purposes with
usual degree Of cleanliness, facility ofgnon simplicity Of ma
convince The most casual Observer Of is any adyantaaes
The durability Of the Globe Stove in connection with its 9TH
superior properties is an additional recommendation 10 us
general introduction the perfect adaptation of the form OF
the globe to the free and equal ignition OF fuel well as the
transmission OF heat il at the time from beco
ing burned fractured by contraction and expansion hch
amount Of heat produced ny the combustion q uei : adaled
every possible direction III equal proportions the lower
sal objection against stoves, Of the difficulty Of conveying
warmth TO the feet, is entirely obsated
The ing expense OF keeping them in repair compared
with other stovesthe with which they be managed.
and the total absence dust which under perfect con-
troll add much 10 The satisfaction Of all who have used Them
The annexed certificates from gentlsmen whose statement
will not be doubted and the na.es OF others equally respeca
bic to whom reference may be had will be found folly
rborate what has been said N Their a.er Orders Will be re-
Beekan street, Clinton Hail. where samples are left for exam
nation. lft.Hn4
The subscribers havn- used the Paen Radiator Globe
Stove for last three ayng previously used
oer description Of the most paierns do with
aenee recommend the public being in every respect
The safe, and economical stove in use
and that they fully sustain The principle for which they
| 439 Broadway, Broome st.
In 10 inquiries respecting the Globe Stoves in use at
Backweps Island, and the Alnlsiouse at Bellevue
say that they have fully the recommendations given
hem and with perfect confidence recommend them for
heat safety in preference any other here
''''e D'@' =" '' THOMAS s. STEVENS,
JOHN pu1LL Superintendent of Alm'h0use.
HENRY VAN H hsSSfE sisfhUsIls Island
| Resident Physician.
In The autumn Of 1885 PLACED an No Mott Stove in my
through the floors TO the attic and thence into
but two dcuties-Ist could not surface Of
the atmosphere the first basement floor consequently
manage complex piece olmachae the stove The ex-
On Ma g sas on the
simplest plan and find it the purpose admirably
that the best place feet to place them on
the zinc, within yard or of the fire.
eass Will, Which fire %sdehe ma expense
efrePais-he perfect manner in which heat is thrown out
| render IL worthy OF great public attention.
Another Important point remains be mentioned viz, the
ao" s weeks IN sr an ha % Dr. No
consumed all l6 This laid in 10 and
should add that although the Globe KEEP,
cherry full hall the time, yet not flaw or craca has ap
To show the degree heat house. would add.
momeer placed IL the situation IN the house, ranged
as nsn M h w D M9 a%
stove. These remarks apply the lower ooras to the 9TH
your syer was no TOWNSEND HARRIS ss Hudson St
New York March q, 1887.
ST. john Hitchcock SON. SO do; Josiah Dow Co. PSI do
eSrS .Sy c. w rsss s t 5os d sss S MAJ
den Lane; Mr. Robert Bell 50 Pearl st.; james De Forest 81
Esq j. j. schernerorn ESQ, 81 Warren st: o. codwi.e,
Esqa ST Marks Place; John " Grsenfeld Esq DR.. Miller
church. ato4HHsM
Having for the last winters had in operation Of the
Paent Improved Globe Coeksg Stoves during which time is
prononscns The hest and complete all culinary pur.
poses OF any at present IN The market and think no house.
nsnce facility operation, and particularly the great saving
fuel by the adoption Of this stove should be without j. i
convenient should he Introduced and that
conceive to be barely within the range of possibility
New York. March l3 1887.
Ibave the Globe Cooking Stoves in my kitchen
since fall and consider il the best in point Of economy,
cily Of operation simplicity, and general usefulness q
BreoLlyn, March 10, 1887.
Having used the Globe Cooking Stove In my family for the
last wnier reply IN answer TO inquiries that has given
complete satisfaction well ~ respect TO the small quantity
/
culinary operations be performed consider it decided
ly the best csa cooking stove have seen =
New York March II, 1857.
In reply inquiries respecting opinion Of the Gsbe
Cooking Stove which purchased last November can say
with pleasure has entire satisfaction and believe
be convenient useful and economical that
/ has been used. HENRY SELsIOs, 10 Deg Il.
| New York, March &c. 1887.
feel pleasure stating Globe Cooking which
used in family for the last eighteen months
respect the engagement made when purchnsed that
there would be great saving the OF fucI and
tisfed that IL the most economical stove In and well
worthy the attention OF housekeepers.
! GEO. NJ DICKSON, 10 Grand u.
New York, March 9, 1887
This certfes Messrs Doyle Pattcrsons Globe Cook.
ing stove has been used in Kitchen the and
happy state with much pleasure TO the cook and graih
cation all the family. therefore do cordially recommend
compacness radiation and, thsugh least ECONb.
MY J0kA. DODGE, M. d., No. 5 Chambers St
| New York, March 90 1887.
FROM my observation fully coincide with the above
recommendation OF Dr. Dodge IN favor OF Messr Doyle Pat
tersons Globe Cooking Stove.
| ALEXANDER ABBOTT, NJ. D.
After having tried all other inventions IN coal cooking
with which the New York market has been flooded for
te eight years, and finding general defect
objection to all coal stoves containing open in front
vz giving sufficient heat, but immense quantity o
ashes 70 the great detriment of clothing and furniture,
thing rershac In It's nature have tried various expert
remedy those defects but to purposes neither do
think that grated stoves be constructed To
entirely the ashes from escaping into tire when the
CRATE raed therefore, ths consideration feel impeed
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