Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-21
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ITNHE FARMERS COOKING ST Owe. In the
IL present age Of new inventions, il is imporian
that the puolic should not be deprived oil the free use
Of improvements TO which they have lawful right
bv those who seek 10 monopoze the fruits Of the in
genuity Of others. And it is equally important that
the TRUE inventors should not be deprived Of the
tcnefts Of their inventions, or defrauded out oil
those benefits by arrogant pretendes. The public
hereby Informed that several years since Elisharown
invented an improvement in the construction Of Cook
ing Stoves, for which he obi patent That in
putting said stove in operation ii wns found that II
would be an improvement thereon 10 have The back
plate oil the fire chamber made with three curves, Tor
the purpose OF concentrating the heat upon the boil
and preventing the warpng Of said plate, and the
plate has been in use for the last five or six years
in that and other stoves, aud consequently the time
has gone by for any one TO take out q patent for
said plate in the construction OF Cooking Stoves oil
any kind. In the spring Of 1889, Mr. Darius S.
Rowell invented a stove somewhat in the shape OF
Box stove for the convenience Of using long wood,
with two or more lues TO connect with elevated
oyen and the same was put in use with his consent,
by J. l.. & G. G. Robinson TO test ts utility, before
taking out a patent, and being sadslud upon iha
ques ion, lac has determined upon taking out q pa.
tent for The In the winter OF 1910 Mr.. Lester
Tilden carried said Rowei's tnodci to MIR. Fisher
Holmes TO procure some patterns made for casting
said stove, and after his patterns were finished, oi
nearly so, upon the suggestion of Holmes, said TIL
den had back plate made with three curves, be-
Jog substantially the same ia principle, that used in
said Towns stove, and has taken out b patent Oh
said Rowell's invention, and said three curved
plate, which is an infringement on aid ROwclPs in
vention, and VOID. We therefore hereby give notice
that will manufacture and sell the FARMERS
COOKING STOVE, and that will defend and
save harmless any and all who ma, purchase said
stove Of US, or our agents. l.. g. w. Tiden and
Co. in their Re-Butter, say they are making prepa-
rations 10 prosecute us FOR infringement on their
patent, and all these who purchase OF us. We
would say, that whether said L. & w. Tden and
Co. Batter or Rs-Butter, they, and all who pur-
chase Of them, will find that they will have some.
what 10 do with said Rowell's invention, with cost,
and without long preparations. We hope said Til
dens & Co. will little OF their caution for their
use, and not talk long about suing, Tor
quite impatient 10 see them try their courage.
L. A. WEBB g. co.
Montpelier, Sept II, 1910. 20.
TYSON FURNACE, PLYMOUTH, VT.
THE subscriber would respectfully cl the atten,
l. ton Of The public, dealers in Stoves, iron ware,
in three years blast furnace and all the buildings
and machinery, has been built and put in operation,
necessary to manufacture iron, and put it into the
various forms Of castings required for the mar ket.
In this time more than two thousand tons OF good
Foundry metal has been made at these works The
facilities al this place for making Iron Ware are
such as 10 enable the proprietor to compete
fully with other manufacturers in the country, and
The blast furnace havngbeen IN operation for several
months, and making more than thirty tons of cx-
ceIlent Soft Metal per week, furnishes supply OF
Stoves, Stove Plate, Hollow Ware Cadrons and
every variety of Castings, and Pig Iron OF Superior
-"aliiv. on the most favourable terms to dealers.
much approved Woolson's Inv.