The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-20
PHILLIPS PATENT WOOD
STOVE

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OF which model may be the FAIR OF the American
~ Institute for the first time preserved TO the attention
Of e public 1t claims others, the follow
s-Facy in kindling Thi. is attained by causing the
row longitudinal aperture contact with The Goals wood
II 4 were CRATE win sygra aPeares Of me KIND while te
force OF daugh any Of them would be dmi
nshed IN ro oon 10 the numb- snd the air not brought IN
butte t. The combustion
2jFor the stated all the air used is brought
IN contact with he burning ue will readily appear that no
moe air VIII pe required TO be taken from the room than
tuy eesay 70 support The amount oil combustion IL
s fsc which ought TO be universally that the quantity
OF cold entering through the of the doors and win
dow is IN proportion To that which passes out through the
sdA CRATE for wood objectionable another
The ashes fell through IT, leaving the Goals 10 the air
bly, supplied TIE goes Out and TO be knded
hs sides Of the hearth IN .hs ssse although inclined TO,
10 the ashes the evil ut toned when desir-
ed, they aye easily pissed through into the drawer.
h wood IS burnt equally the whole length without
moving y alter being la IA. ;.
snrp9r lea Of me STOW
yen, he @,ree uea ns ou WIZ s I ,d csss;g !, 70
downwad and dipse i;seif with The whole
space OF about halt an inch in Thickness between that and
6lhThe friedrich lining contributes the facility and per
lection OF the combustion the durability and beauty of the
closed to form the heated air into thin stratum
the outer coat OF the stove thus greatly pomo
radaon instead oil operating IN other stoves 10 prevent
7A drawer receive the ashes and to regulate the
bu stion.
An objection here occurs, but easily removed The ashes
ofm ridge IN falling through the aperture, aud may ac.
ndge be levelled nstaut the
Is renewed, BY a few shake, Of the drawer.
Another ojecon-Wl not the space between the outer
coa aud lining gel cogged with and ashes and how
they be taken out answel the inst place. the stove
comparatively ie nproporton the heat produced The
current passing throu this therefore slight and not
sufficient 10 carry much SCOT ashes with IT, WILL however,
s opening
the back and dtawDg the lining.
Ihe following recommend ons from Prof Joslin OF the
added, how that the Stove upon
uuly PHILOSOPHERS al pnncipes
Hsng this day mo lei Of wood stove invented
by fileus Philips A M, take pleasure In stating that
consider II a highly useful Invention
addition Ingenious simple and advantageous mode
OF Introducing the combustion which
this stove quite peculiar MIR. Phillips has contrived
combine advantages which combined
any wood stove with which am acqu aiBted.
Among these be the for the
burning fuel at high Temperature which favorable TO the
perfection of the combustion, hle the heated
nearly the whole surface manner
the durability OF the stove and the purity OF the air OF the
IF. JOSLlN,
New York, August 18th, 1872 a92 Fourth st.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE, New York.
. llh October, 1912.
nave imined model of Mr.. Philips newly invented
that 1t valuable and useful article. 1t free many
which Justly apply those the burn
ing fuel with heated heat suscep
Bile oil being perfectly regulated and it promises add
'' -0''''NN' N''' 'N'' u JAMES RENwlCK
Orders for this will be received by Mr. d. B. Phillips
az 233 Grand street. New York. where also week
- PhILETUS PHILLIPS.
Mddletown Point, NJ. October nm, 1872 oi8 Ct eod"r