Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-11

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| HALL, PARLoR, AND NURSERY
The subscribers used the Patent Radiator Globe
Stove for The last three ns % s
aence recommend to the public as being in every respect
insa isdy s;'H 1s g
! New York May L. 1886.
s as eG a se.rue
October 1885, affords pleasure have in our power to
Them and with perfect confidence recommend them
their simplicity Of management economy Of fuel diffusion OF
to as' used in these estabishmep.s;
JOHN PHILLIPS Superintendent Of Al"'A'''e'
HENRY VAN s ks5REsyy sssaMssi ,''ano'
Resident Physician
In the of 1885, placed an No Mott Stove in
through the aoors sp to tie attic and thence across into
chimney. average burned 10 Of COAL and found
the atmosphere on the door consequently
all mad cold s Tns
pense Of repairs this stove were full $40 per annum
simplest PLAN and find it answer purpose admirably
shape the heat radated downward in perfect
the ninc Within yard or SO Of the fire.
s5 its OF
efrspairsths perfect manner in which heat thrown out
Another important point be mentioned viz the
quantity Of fuel Last year forced to keep fire for
sa % 81 % az? This in
sr Judge have not Sssd SCs s ss as
cherry full half the time yet not haw or crack has ap
To show the degree of heat the house. would add that
with the temperature as last out of oor the ber
about ten degrees higher than il did with DR. MOTIFS stove
my how well the heat sda'ed from Your
er there was no Mhs there WAS was
Rev sH % r. swords 10, Pear,
john Hitchcock Sen, SO do; Josiah Dow Co. 257 do
Casey rsusone Long 1.-The, Liberty 81 a.
den La"s Mr. Robert Bell So Pearl James De fsres, 81
Maiden Lane; Mr.. LIE Barber White Robert Emmett,
ESQ., ssas Esq wasa 81 nc
4 6reen Dr. Bartlett Albion office; Sexton Of Carnne ST.
church.
Having for the last winters had In operation of the
Improved Globe Cooking Stoves during which time its
usefulness has been thoroughly tested have hesitation in
poses Of present in the markets and think house
nisnce facility Of operation and particularly great saving
In fuel by the adoption Of this should be without it.
one more should be sodaeed and that
conceive TO be barely wi'hnAe range of possibility ,or
New York, March Is, 1887.
since last fall and consider the 5es in point Of economy IA
ciy Of operation, simplicity and general usefulness Of any
Brsokyn March ls, 1887.
Having Globe Cooking Stove in my family for the
complete satisfaction well respec, small quany
as 70 ns m ma
ly the best coal cooking stove have seen s,vrx -
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New York. March IL, 1887.
reply . aasIss respecting my opinion Of the el.ss
with pleasure has entire satisfaction and believe
be the most ES is s sp S Dew d
New York, March 49, 1887.
have used In my family for The last eighteen months
nevery respect the engagement made when purchased that
sed that il is the most economical stove in and well
"O'''' NC ''e' GEO. N. DICKSON i29 Grand 81.
| New York, March 9, 1887
ing Stove has been ssed in my kitchen the and
happy state with much pleasure to the cook ard grat6
its superiority OTHERS its easness 10 light It's utility
yeN% DobGE q
New York, March 70, 1887.
recommendation Of Dr. Dodge in favor Of Mess Doyle Pat
tersons Globe Cooking steve .,nr, .,,orr :,
After having tried all other new inventions in coal cooking
stoves with which the New York market has been flooded 70,
the eight years. and finding gesera defect and
objection all stoves containing open CRATE in front
ashes. he great detr@eni Of clothing and furniture or any
thing rersbabe in It's nature have tried various expert
think hat open grated he 50 as pre-
vent entirely the ashes from escaping ato the when the
frsm sense Of duty, make kne the public, who
the Globe Cooking trial and must ecness that for
economy IN fuel rspidy OF gnon and ordinary expe
Ing and roasting performed in addition defects whci
have being totally .saeSeS ca. ssesra
ried and fuy persuaded that who has rver
| the Globe Stove suld be without ~
sideration. JAMES Z. BAILLlE, Artist,
! los West Broadway
New York, April II, 1887.
The Globe Cookisg Stove, which purchased Of Messrs
DOYLE Patterson last November has been
my family that time; and take pleasure in saying that
has entire satisfaction both ~ TO economy and convent
go = ' ... - - ISAAC oDELL 81 Hillary st.
The only few the many references which MAJ
be had. II. DOYLE, Agent, Ne. Beekman 81
au7.7awtO1 Clinton Hall.
DOOTs- AND SHOE STORE
At MARvfNS, No. $50 Spring street, is the place where
people get the worth of their money Boots and Shoes Hi
large filed nearly with almost every descrp
tod OF mems woens and chdrens Boots and Shoes Gen
abundance, good he found In the city large
s,rmen III large and small boys Boots very cheap La
dies and chren Boots Shoes and slippers of every kind
quality in cold uncommonly low at No
the public viii lose Nothing Nv calling sul4lus
NOTfCE.-AsTURH OUSE.-Tbe subscribers give no
tee that they prepared TO MIKE arrangements for the
winter with families and single gentlemen wishing bonrd.
Ther Recommendations and terms they tre assured will be
tsl,e,or BOvDBN COLEMAN sTETs0N.
New York, Aug. 2s, 1887. aus62w
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nurses provided for invsids who wish ~ put them
BATHS jesu
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by DR. LEWIS FEIJCuTW Ah6DR.
auT removed 10 No s..~s,.--...
| vTvDOTHACHE.-K reoscte 10 universally allow ed N \.
the speedest and most cectus remedy for this ercruea
ting disorder yet discovered gives immaculate relief form
impressions ofthc Atmosphere For wholesale and
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