The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-01
WINsHIP's PATENT REFRIGERATOR.
For Preserving
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-'"'N, 4 'SH, fFHHs, Vegetables, etc., etc.
is fact that ought TO he known in every family and
by every person. that provisions kinds are rendered
very unwhoesome for food by being confined in a re
gertor in which the air provision chamber is not
efectually and constantly changed
The health of many families has suffered through ig
horahce OF this fact; and where it has been known
chahge mas been sought for by physicians and scientific
men
MANY attempts nave been made within a few years to
secure an ehectua remedy but with only partial success
Many Refrigerators, purporng Ventating Refrpe
rators, are now offered the public an examination Of
"hlch VIII show that perfect change air in the pro-
vision chamber cannot be without occasionin ton
warm temperature, without extravagant waste Of
ice.
The Winshp Refrigerator, now offered to the public
possesses advantages before attained in any article
of the kind
1t so constructed that cold air performs the donbe
function of efectuay cooling and ventIatino tb ,i
ION chamber on the hand and protecting it on the
o'ner from the warm air without In this way the pro
sh 'n"oer Is furnished with an atmosphere that is
u'i'ofy COOL ana constantly changing, that meats
ius anu vegetables are efectuay preserved and dishes
or substances, with delicate juices favors odors &c will
retain their freshness for a long period The aparmept
so evenly and so constantly supplied pure and cold
AR that every part of it be used-and articles of
strong or even an offensive odor as meats &c can he
SO arranged that they in way affect those which
are more delicate fruits jellies and milk Winsbn,s
Refrigerator is acknowledged by scientific men to he fine
most perfect Refrigerator in use
Among the numerous recommendations received we Of
fer the following:
From DR.. VIM. A. DarrieT
JERSEY CITY, September ii 1887
haVlhg tested one of Winships New Patent Refrpero
tors in my family for time past cheerfnlI odd mo-
testimony in its favor "'u my
Inc admirable arrangement convenience and ornan,a+
sH ne vi lhlsh ntted for place in the dining room on
ute IL TO general favor; but in its phosophc svStn %
ventilation lies the great point of superiority over ohorS
enlon as hearly perfect possible is certainly tho
great uesueratuf1 IN the construction refrperator in
ofuer TO insure the preservation of the varied oc Of ~
visions smut up whin its walls The eybaia4s
Pecuiarity and flavor 5nn,w rs &c ofeyery
the close chamber of one of modern way III
necessarily, in short time render the whole no. must
noXious to the palate but positively poisonons 10 Cd
te unless gradually carried off by a current of nnre "a
wholesome ar This is matter of vital Importance ana
cannot De too deeply considered by families who
ly enough but through ignorance wouId endon,a ~
own and the health of their children.
r,,.- WIN. A. DURRIE NJ D.
f'o o""feS I'eS Esq Attorney and Counsellor at Ld1u
NJ, o, VIZ, hEw HAVEN, September IL 1857.
MR.. CHARLES WINs1P Dear Sir:-The examination
whlch made OF your Refrigerator some three months
since saShed me then that in the of its parts
the nvenence of its prOvis on chamber and In ~
rough system OF ventilation, it far superior not only
70 the one my family were then using to all others in
the market so far as my know ledge extended I wos
therefore induced to purchase one and it is dine n 70
say that three months practical acquaintance with it
since mas Iuiiy confirmed my first Impressions Its neat
anu even ornamental appearance, and its admirable mr.
rangements for waste water ice and provisons are On
parent Wle short experience sufficient To
m esi thI itS mode OF ventilation is phlosophcay and
practically all that could be desired > ~
Yours truly, Cu1p1roTrr
nave five different sizes which we sell wholesale and
retail at manufacturers prices ~ anu
COLLINS, HEATH K HUTCHINSON.
Sole Agents for the State of MARYLAND. myIeost