The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASE'S COOKING STOVE,
OPERATING rsos A PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NEW.


vEyE subscriber having onlractcd with Mr. s. L. Chase
for the right OF his stove for the County Of Windsor
bUgs leaves TO call the attention OF the public to the
The beyond doubt economics und enel
than any other cooking in Ii is be-
cause of its peculiar cOnstc0n and ecOnomcal Tor the
reason that will save three lOurs Of the fuel Necessary 10
be consumed in other stoves, order to do equal
mount ocoOkns. 1t contains two ovens OF large GieG
slOns which Gun in an instant have the temperatures 50 clan
ged by hampers, TO be adapted to baking roasting tho
most delicate as well ~ the cogsest food. Tit boiling ds
department is perfect III every point OF view. Six bOieFs
can be used at time The brOilng department
strucc that tho smoke is not suffered to pass into The
room being ed directly into The Owing to
the peculiarly of the principles upon which this OPP
crates of the heat from the lire chamber is suffered 10
pass directly the pipe, while all the coolest air in the
discharged This done by an air chamber orre
ruro ing the air and smoke after has parted with heat
and in such manner as to produce very strong drausht
thus all the heat generated must be applied TO Erdc-
teal purpose
In proof above have connected with this advert
smcnt the following certificates from gentlemen oundOubt
ed character who using the this vicinity.
The stoves will be kept constantly hand and for sals
by TITUS HUTCHINSON II.
Woodstock, July 18th 1870
CERTIFICATES.
Dear Sr-I have used your Cooking Stoves IN my
family for some time past The Stove that YOU have
considert one ofthe most important iAuent0ns uta
my kHOwiCdse. Being simple in construction and
rcHieHt in form deem it TO be dUrG6ie and well CGcu
lated Stove. From the fact that beLeUe wsid TIA
price of the SiOye in fuCiin gear in addition to The
which TINS stove ON
or stones in use have no hesitation in recommendihgt in
pecuniay point Of view toevery one, whether they already
have or have not other stoves. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock, W., June lith 1910.
Thisceraes that have used s. L. Chases Cooking Stove
for all the purposes of cooking Washing &c usual in ami
lies aud find to be the most economical and cOHltntEt
cooking stove which have used or seen and from
pertinent find that 1t requires more than one JoaTh
Ofe eneceSSGry 10 be consumed in any other cook
StGrC which have used calculated 10 no equi
amount Of cooking. The ovens OF the stove surpass any
ai thp ip DiLlT
well. In word the stove is rith0nt fdrH and would
most coGlcEty recommend it to all persons IN want u
stoves, II. u. WITT.
Woodstock VT, July 18th lalO.
Mr., s. l.. Chase.-.Havng used your cooking store in
my family for some time past and finding It worthy Of all
praise rel my duty to state that consider 1t to he ~
far the best cooking store in Having used ior all lilo
purposes OF cooking such baking, roasting, boiling
broiling &C. confidently that III point of
kind which has come to my knowledge, The stoves il
most iHFeri0usy calculated for every culinary purpose
Ny family remarkably well pleased with the byoiiHg
department Of the stove none OF the smoke being suffered
to come into TIE room. ZERAH LuLL.
Woodstock, Vt july 18th lei0.
Mr. Chase,-sri After having used yOnr Cooking s,ove
Noe in my family for sufficient tine t" have fully salts
fed myself of its usefulness am prepared to express my
opinion that II is pTc'cTdtte TO any COOKING rToyS Of
rhich Ihaue lnoitdgt. The saving otutl tho amour,
of business that may he accomplished by II, the Of
which the hearth susceptible, aud all It's advantages ia.
ken together, render II, IN my Estimation DECIDEDLY
SUPERIOR TO ANY ONE NOW II, USE. ! think that
the advantages that could 10 reasonably anticipated from
JASPER HAZEN.
| Woodstock, VI. Oct. 10; 1870.
have used one Of Chascs Cooking Stoves No since
last October, and have hesitation IN recommending as
being better Stove in every respect than any now IN wee
in this vicinity. The great convenience derived from hay.
ng two good ovens and the saving Of onehsf Of the ue
consumed in other Stoves besides It's other good qualities
gives it IN my opinion superiority 70 any oia.r s,o
| Woodstock VT, Jan. %, lS4l.
This Is certify that have used Chsse's Stove No
for the past four months, ind an willing ~ hazard tho
opinion thnt II Is decidedly the hest Stove IN Use. Tie
amount of busness that may be done by 1.-THE great saw
Inc OF fuel anil labor together with the ease nnd convcn
OuC6 with which IL may be accomplished, render II very
desirable Cooking stove, and for warming room tsnst
surpassed by ANY steve in the market ORA PAUL.
Pomlcel VT. Jan. IS, lsil,
Clarendon Springs, Jan. 2s, 1871.
Mr. Chase, Sir, have been using one Of your Cooking
Stoves time past, rrd H satisfied that any other
Stove that am acquainted with will take twice the amount
of wood to do the snme amount of business of Tho
ovens surpHss every thing Of The kUd have see Tor don&
all kinds OF baking. In word consider II the lest stove
| ha. has been offered 10 the public.
THOMAS MLAUGHLIS.
Chnse's Cooking Stove has been In in my house for
several months past and consider II decidedly suptrOrS
an! Stove, which have seen in We; ,,,,,,,,ys
Woodstock VT, March S, 1911.
have used Chase, Cooking glove in my house Tor
ern months and consider decidedly superior 10 any S,0rs
which have seen IN u.s.. EDWARD COBURN,
Hartford VI. March q 2sIl.
Mr. Chase, Sir, This certi1es that have used one of
your Stores the past six months. In point ofeeonom,
IN jCl and cOnlcnitnce consider IL infinitely Superors
any other Cooking stove Of when la,e kn9TlsSss
Woodstock w., March %. 1871.
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