Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

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entire Satisfaction Of every person w" eepchment has
arrived when such q q
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TME the s1RsiNs sLobE STOVE"
nus nee 70 ~ imphed ene decided preference
over every and diffusion objects desired
and are Of suitable for halls nurseries or
same principle been constructed ana ~ successful opera
ton anng a eeansess facility egnon simplicity
naoemen convenience requiring only TO be seen ~ use 10
The durability Globe stove in connection With is 9th
or superior properties Is an additional recomme 20 Us
nroducon the perfect adaptation OF the form OF
e globe the free and equal gniton Of fuel as Wen as the
transmission o. heat h :, and espanon ~bc
is invariably the with the angular stove and as the whole
in every possible direction IA equal proportions the lower re-
gon Of atmosphere keptperecty warm and the unver
wa to The feet is entirely OBJ lated.
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total Of dirt dust which under perfect
The annexed certificates from gentlemen whose
will not be doubted and the others equally respeca
roborae what has said in their favor Orders will be
ceyed and promptly executed by the Agent at ms Office No
HALL, PARLoR, AND NURSERY STOVE.
The subscribers havn used the "Paen. nadaoror Globe
Stove" for the last three (havng previously used
aence recommend to the public as Being in every respect
the safe and economical stove in
eo@%@ad ieds DAS'L T. DEL1YAN / BRoTHERs,
489 Broadway, COR Broome St.
In inquiries respecting the Globe Stoves in at
October 1885 pleasure have in power
say that they have fully sustained the recommendations given
their simplicity management economy 81 fuel, diffusion OF
heat perfect safety preference any other here
~'''' 49, " THOMAS 5. STEVENS,
JOHN PHrLLI qss''"'s"oe"' q A''"'n0''e'
.rnnv Kssper sI Ia lSc 2 Island.
Resident Physician.
New York, JAM 10, 1887.
house (which three story basemen and passed the pipe
e oos s 10 Of Sa
but two dicues-lst could not warm the lower surface OF
all had cold fee2d great difficulty geuRg servants
manage complex piece ofmachinery the stove The
LAST Induced try he Globe stowe on the
FROM is hape the heat radaed in 50 perfect
that the best place TO warm the feet place them on
nagemen-the with which fire is madehe small expense
render !. worthy OF great public attention.
q % pn WAS o Ss To Geep s
about SIX weses IN crate and that WIN a nr No
far as can Judge, have not used over tons.
should add that although the Globe has been kept as red
To show the degree of heat in the house. would add that
with last of DOORS the Their
placed in the situation in the house. ranged
about degrees higher than did with Dr. MOTIFS stove IN
II how well the heat radlated
These remarks apply 10 the lower hooras TO the 9th
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RsrrRgscss@Messrs swords Hslsted Corning Iol Pear;
ST. Joha Hitchcock Son, SO dol Josiah Dow Co. 257 do
mu1ss Sy csfy ns a ST. Ssg ose Co., MAJ
den Lane; Mr. Robert Bell 50 Pearl St; James De Forest 81
ESQ., St Marks Place; John Greenfield Esqi DR. Miller
church
Having for the last winters had in operation of the
Patent Improved Globe Cooking Stoves during which time It's
usefulness has been thoroughly tested have hesitation in
the ard complete FOR all culinary pur
Of in The mSrs and Sns no s0r
facility Of operation and particularly The gfsa, saving
wi no doubt soon supersede Of Others unless indeed
convenient should be introduced and that
conceive to be barely within the ra"ge of possibility
New York. March H. 1887
tnce fall consider the BEST point OF economy ia
cy :. operation, simplicity and general q any
Brooklyn, March 10, 1887
Having used the Globe Cooking Stove family for the
last winter, reply in inquiries, that IL has given
complete satisfaction, well in respect to the small quany Of
coal the facility and quickness with which all
culinary be performed. consider decided
" the best coal cooking stove have seen s,vrr .,
New York. March H. 1887
In reply inquiries respecting opinion OF the Glebe
Cooking Stove which purchased last November can
with pleasure has entire satisfaction and believe
has been used: HENRY GELsToN. IS Dey St
New York, March ", 1887.
stating that the Globe Cooking Stove which
used in my family for the last eighteen months
the engagement made when purchased that
would be in the OF fuel and feel
tsed il the economical stove In use, and well
worthy the attention of housekeepers.
GEO NJ DICKSON, 30 Grand St
New York. March ., 1887.
This certifes that esrs DOYLE Pacrsons Globe Cook
ing has been used In kitchen the and,
happy with much pleasure the cook and grath
cation all the family therefore do cordially recommend
Its superiority Others, in its easiness to light Us utility
coupactncss, radiation and sheugh last least" ECONO
MY. J9NA. DODGE, NJ D., No. 5Chambcrs ST.
New York, March 20, 1887.
FROM observation l fully coincide with the above
recommendation Dr. Dodge In favor Of Messr Doyle Pat
ALEXANDER ABBOTT, ID.
Aer having tried all other inventions in coal cooking
Stoves with which the New York pake has been flooded for
the eight and finding gesera defect and
viz giving sufficient heat but immense quantity Of
ashes the detrment Of clothing and furniture or
thing Pershable in It's nature have tried various expert
remedy those defects but purposes neither do
think grated be constructed 10
entirely ashes escaping into the when the
CRATE raked therefore, this consideration feel rpeled
from III duty, TO make known 10 the public who may
have sucreA from the that have given
ths Globe Cooking fair trial. and confess that for