The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04
SAvEYOUK FUEL.
CHASE'S COOKING STOVE,


vUNlE subscriber having contracted with Mr. s. L. Chase
Il for the right Of his stove for the County of Windsor
begs leaves to call the attention of the public to the same
The stove beyond doubt economical and
than any other cooking stove In use. Ii is convenient be
cause OF its peculiar construction and economical for the
that will three iourths of the fuel
be consumed In other stoves, order do IN equal
mount OF cooking. 1t contains two OF large dmen
sions which can in an instant have the temperatures chan
se by bumpers, as to be adapted 10 baking roasting The
most delicate well the food The boiling de-
department perfect in every point vew Sin boilers
can be used time, The brong department con.
strucled that the smoke is not suffered to puss into the
room, being convey ed directly into the stove. Owing
the peculiarly of the principles upon Which this stove OPP
crates, none of the heat from the fire chamber suffered
pass directly into the pipe while all the coolest air in the
stove Is so discharged This is done by air chamber Orre
are ing the air and SMOKE after has parted with its
and in such manner to produce very strong draught
thus all the heat generated must be applied to prac
tca purpose.
In proof o,he above have connected with this advert
sment the following certificates from gentlemen ofndoubt-
ed character who now using the in this vicinity.
The stoves will be kept constantly ON hand and for sale
Woodstock, July l4,h 1910.
CERTIFICATES.
Dear sr.I have used Ofyour Cooking Stoves in my
family for some time past The stove is all that YOU have
recommended il To be and feel it my duty state that
consider one 0the most important intentions uith
my knoWiedge Being simple in construction and con
renient in form deem il to be durdbIc and well cacu
lated Stove. From the fact that beieue woud me
picc Of me SOue IN tuein one year in addition to tht
many conueniences which this stove possesses all 9th
stores in use, have hesitation in recommending in
pccnniay point toovcry one whether they already
have ar have not other stoves. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock W., June 18th 1910.
This ccrtifes that have used s. Chnses Cooking Stove
for all the purposes Of cooking Washing &c usual in am
lies and find IL to be the most economical and convenient
cooking stove which have used and from
pertinent find that il requires than fourth
0fhs eiH necessary 10 b. consumed IN any other COOK
store which have used calculated 10 do equal
amount Of cooking The OF the surpas any
Thing of the kind in they bake aud roast admirably
we'll In word the stove is WithOut fduH and would
most confidently recommend ii to all persons Of
slaves. II. h. WITT
WOOdstOckVt., July 18th 1910.
Mr.. s. H. Chase,-lIaying used your cooking stove in
my family for some time past and finding il worthy of all
praise feel ii duty to state that consider il to be by
far The best cooking store Having used il for all the
purposes OF cooking such baking roasting, boiling
boing &c. confidently that in point of
omy and convenience il very far oIcci any thing Of the
kind which has come to my knowledge The stoves is
most in geniousiy calculated for every culinary purpose
My family remarkably well pleased with the broing
department of the stove of the smoke being suffered
to come into The roam ZERAH LllL.
Woodstock, W., July 18th 1910.