The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-03
SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASE'S COOKING STOVE,
OPERATING uroNA PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NEW.

vHNllE subscriber having ontracted with MIR s. Chas
for the right OF his stove Tor the County oil windsor
begs leaves call the attention OF the public to the same
The stove bey doubt economical and convenient
than any other cooking stove IN USE IL Is convenient, be
cause otts peculiar construction ana economical for the
that il will three ourths 0 the e necessary Ia
be consumed in other stoves in order to do equal
mount Of cooking 1t contains two ovens oil large dien
ns,whichcan in an instant nave inc temperatures chan
sed by dapers to be adapted TO baking OF roasting the
most delicate well as the coarses food The boiling dc
department is perfect in every point OF view. sN boilers
can be used al time, The brolnS department lsso con
srcted, that the smoke is not suffered to pass into the
room, being conveyed directly into the stove. Owing to
the peculiarly of the principles upon which this stove OPP
crates othe heat from the fire chamber suffered 10
mass directly int the pine while all the coolest air in the
Is discharged This is done by an air chamber Orre
rarely the air and smoke after has parted with its heat
and in such to produce very strong druugh
thus all the generated must be applied to some pac
teal purpose.
In proof othe above, have connected with this advert
smen the following certificates from gentlemen OiundOubt-
ed character who using the stove in this vicinity.
The stoves will be kept constantly hand and for sale
Woodstock, July l4th 1910,
CERTIFICATES.
DearSr.-I have used one ofyour Cooking Stoves in my
family for some time past The Stove is althu you have
recommended II TO be and feel il my duty state that
lcOnsiderit one othc most important Intentions ,hn
my knoUIedge. Being simple in construction and
renem IN FORM deem it to be dnrdbie, and well calcn
lated stove. From the fact that beiieue wOWH SaUe the
price Of the Soue in tueiin one year in addition to tn
may cORUoniences which thissove possesses 0u all 9th
rStoUcS in use have hesitation in rccommcnding in
pe'nay ponto view toevery one, whether they already
have or have not other stoves PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock, VT, June 18th 1910.
This critics that have used s. Chnse's Cooking stove
for all purposes of cooking Washing c usual in iami
lies aud find it to be the most economical and
cooking stove which have used seen and from
pertinent find that ii requires than fourth
Cfe fnetnecesslry 10 be consumed IN any other cook
stoUe which have used calculated 10 doan quai
amount Of cooking The ovens OF the surpass any
thing ol the kind IN use they bake and roast admirably
well. In word the stove is WhOut tduH and would
most coWdehHy recommend II to all persons IN want Of
stoves. H. b. WITT.
Woodstock W., July 18th 1870
Mr.. =, l.. Chasc-IIaving used your cooking stove in
my family for time past and finding il worthy of all
praise feel it my duty that consider il to be By
far The hest cooking store in Having used tlor all the
purposes of cooking such MS baking roasting, boiling
brOng &c, can confidently assert that in point of
og and conrcH'ence very far ercot any thing of the
kind which has come TO my knowledge, The stoves is
most ngenOusiy calculated for every culinary purpose
My mmily are remarkably well pleased with tlcbr0HNe
department ofthe stove Ofihe smoke being suffered
to come into The room. ZERAli Lulu
Woodstock, w. july 18th $50.
Mr. Chasc-siri After having used your coOElng stove,
NO2 in my family for sufficient time have uly salts
fled myscfOl its usefulness; am prepared express my
opinion that ii is preferabe any COOKING SrovE Of
wtjch iaaue kHomicdgc. Thcsayng ofluel, the amount
oil business that may be accomplished by 1t, the O
which !hc hearth susceptible, and all its advantages m
ken together render it, in my estimation, DECIDEDLY
SUPERIOR TO ANY ONE NOW IN USE. | think thu,
none whOtry 1t WILDE disappointed, but WW rfdize all
me advantages that could be reasonably anticipated from
such an article.
JASPER HAzEN.
Woodstock, VI. Oct. 10; $40.
Ihnve used one of Chuse's Cooking Stoves No. g since
last October and have hesitation In recommending il
being better stove in every respect than any in
in this vicinity. The great convenience derived from huv
ing two good ovens and the saving Of oneaf of the fuel
consumed in other Stoves besides its other good qualities
gives in my opinion, superiority to amy other Stove
with which am acquainted JASON DARLING,
Woodstock VT, Jan. 23, lsll.
This is certify that have used Chase's Stove No. g
for the past four months, aud am willing hazard the
opinion TINT il is decidedly the best Stove in use The
amount of business that may be done by 1.-THE great
ing Of fuel and labor together with the and cOnycn
fence with which it may be accomplished, render it very
desirable Cooking Stove, and for warming it is not
surpassed BY any Stove in the market. ORA PAUL.
Pomret VIZ Jan. -, lail
Clarendon Springs, Jan. go, 1871.
Mr. Chase: Sir, have been using of Your Cooking
stoves for time past and satisfied that amy other
Stove that am acquainted with will take twice the amount
o wood to do the amount Of business, ol yOus. The
ovens srpnsS everything of the kind have Tor doing
all kinds OF hnking. In word, consider it the best stove
that has been offered to the public.
i am respectfully yours,
THOMAS MLAUGlIIIN.
Chnscs Cooking Stove has been in in my house for
several months past aud consider it decidedly superior
any Stove, which have seen in use;
Woodstock VT, March 3, lsll.
have used Chases Cooking Stove in my house for
eral nunh and consider 1t decidedly superior stove
which have seen in use. EDWARD COBIRN.
Hartford W., March :, 29ll.
Mr. Chase; Sir, This certncs that have used one o
your stoves for the past six months III point oCcOnoy
in fuel and conuGnCncC consider it infinitely superior
amy other Cooking Stove ofwhicn have knowedGc
Woodstock VI. March 90, lsll.
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