Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

L. wExTHER SETS .Psrmen, he. been M made is
satisfaction Of who have GIVEN he has
arrived such are Of rs
E aside prendce mbbsd without cause give
and expsrfence their pree Tho multiplicity Of stoves
or Sen a%
he properties Of the only one which with truth be sad
TH the fer RsApT f or G%obE STOVE
has been 50 10 IN sSG @ a
" OF diffusion heat the objects desired
other addition which Cooking Stove the
principle has been eosrnciea and IN opera
cleanliness facility ofignton simplicity OF
Convince the casual Observer many advantages
The durability the Globe Stove in connection with its 9th
properties, additional Recommendation
general introduction the perfect adnpiao of the form Of
transmission of beat preserves the time irol becom
burned fractured by contraction and expansion Which
ofheat produced by the combustion of el radaed
on n Enn een and the
sal objection against stoves OF the difficulty OF conveying
warmth g The feet, j. entirely ob,iated .,- ..-..
win o'her soyeiIe ease VIII which they can be managed
the total odrt dust which under perfect con-
troll add much to the satisfaction Of all who have used ieii
viii not be doubted others equally respeca
BILE to whomreeience may be had viii he found tny 70 cor
roboate whit has been said in their iav" Orders WI Dc re-
ceved and promptly executed by The Agent at his oice NO 9
Beckinan street, Cion
HALL, pARLoR, AND NURSERY srovE.
The used the "Paten Radiator or Globe
stove Tie last three thaying previously used ev y
6aence recommend to The public being every respect
convenient safe and economical stove now in use,
eo@ ai eGy n DAH 5 H
489 Broadway, cor Bioome ST.
In answer to Inquiries respecting Globe Stoves in at
October 1885, affords pleasure have in to
saw they fully sustained the Recommendations given
dyyth
their simplicity Of management economy q 1e, diffusion o.
iofo '' a used ii these establishments
THOMAS s STEVENS,
JOHN rHILL idPs''"'e"o'''0 ''"','OD's
iiN'' way i'oA Resident Physician
In the autumn Of 1885, placed no Mott Stove in my
house, (Which is three Story bascmeni and passed the pipe
chimney average burned 10 tons Of coal and leun
the atmosphere on floor, consequently
al bad cold fee2d the great difficulty n Ees Gy b to
pense repairs this stove were lul $40 per annam -
1 ps and Wa nd 20 the
shape the heat radaed downwars in so perfect
the best place to warm the eet IS TO place them on
an ss w SGu r 1Ss
orepars,h perfect manner in which heat thrown out
render il worthy of great public attention. d., -; A.,
Another important point remains TO be mentioned w the
quantity fuel Last year forced TO keep IRE for
sex ali we Of To Sa a Th
rs as L Judge, have not used over tons
add hat although the Globe has been kept as red
cherry full half the time, yet not flaw or crack has APP
To show degree heat in the house. would add that
@ the e as s u yss Hu e house ranged
hSe than it DID lid. win D MS o@ oy you m
stove These remarks apply 10 the lower iooras to the 9th
sse no s Shs' !"
New York, March Is, 1887.
ST. Jos iieScoeh Som s. do josiah Dow Co. do
Hubbard Casey Pe6one Long Liberty ~ h o w..
Is ko s r1! fes % De-
Maden lane M LIE Ba 81 Warren ao'f
Esd ST Place; John " Greenfield. Esqi DR. Miller
II reea ST. Bartlett Albion office; Sexton Of Camne
church
Having for the las, had n operation OF the
Paer Improved Globe Cooking Stoves during which Time It's
e S eo%pee for al culinary
q At present - !hs market ard think no house
nience facility operation and particularly the grea, saving
will no doubt supersede that Of all others unless indeed
some one more convenient should be introduced and that
conceive TO be barely within he range Of billy ,or
ihaye one OF the Cooking my kitchen
fall and consider the best In point oI economy IA
sy Il simplicity ana general
Having used the Globe Cooking Stove my family for
winter reply in answer TO inquiries ha i has given
coal consumed as 10 The facility quickness with
culinary operations may be performed consider Il decided
y '"e 0e'' ''' '''"'"S '0'e W. PiiYFE, 70 Green st.
| New York March H. 1851
In reply to inquiries respecting my opinion Of the Gebe
Cooking which purchased las, November, say
with pleasure has entire sstisiacon and believe
be the most convenient useful and economical that
| has been used. HENRY GELSTON, 10 Dey 81
New York Marci!l6' 1887
pleasure that the Globe Cooking Stove which
used IN family lor The last eighteen months
there would great saving D the of fucl
that il n the economical stove and well
| worthy the attention OF housekeepers
| GEO. NJ. DICKSON, 12o Grand st.
New York, March 2. 1887
TIs cer,6es that Messrs Doyle Paersons Globe Cook
ing has been used IN kitchen The pas, and
am with much pleasure The aHd gratf
cation al the family. therefore do cordially recommend
IL superiority others ~ IT, casinnss TO light, is u iy
rounaclueSs radiation and 'theugh least EC0N
| NY. JONI. DODGE, A. d., No. 5Chambcrs 81
| New York, March %, 1887.
/ m observation, fully coincide with ir above
d. Dodge in favor OF Messrs boy Pat
terson's Globe Cooking Stove
ALEXANDER ABBOTT, NJ. n.
Amer having tried all other invention, in coal cooking
stoves with which the New york market has been flooded fo
te eight years and finding general efcc and
objection containing open crate 'front.'
viz, not giving sufficient heat, but immense quantity
ashes The dermem of clothing and furniture,
thing Fersahe In it, nature. have tried various expert
mens defects purpose; neither
think hat open grated be pre-
entirely the ashes from escaping into the when
CRATE srkcd; therefore, is consideration, feel mpeed
frsm sens Of duty, make knt the pubic, who
have suntret m the inconvenience tina have given
economy in fuel rapidly of Ignition aud exe
dfon with which the various ing
ing roasting performed in addition which
have described being Totally reneiied, eheerfuy
or tried ully persuaded that who has given
| The Stove n trial. aid he without on