Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-02
The Model Stove

We always take pleasure in bringing to the
notice of our readers any new invention of i'm
portance, and especially when it affects the in
terests of that very large class, who reside in
the agricultural districts. a dlrably construct
ed and economical cooking stove is an article of
kitchen furniture that all will consider invalu-
able, and in the Stewart Stove, noticed below,
we can assume readers they will find this
deslderatum. 1t has been generally conceded
to be the most perfect cooking apparatus yetin-
vented in the world and it has been proved the
most economical, for, with reasonable prudence.
it will always pay for itself by the saving in fuel
in the short space of two or three years. This
stove is manufactured in Troy, n. V, by Messrs
Fuller, Warren X Morrison, under the person.
al direction of the well known inventor Mr..
Philo p. Stewart. who has devoted more than
thirty years to its improvement and is for sale
by J. ii. W. II. Esterbrook of Brattleboro,
and \. S. Clark of Bellows Falls
From the Ohio FArner1
STEWARDS IMPROVED COOKING STovE.-Mer-
chant x Ingersoll, Superior ST., Cleveland. have
this stove for sale. Not to disparage others.
this stove, is to our mind, unsurpassed among
the hundreds which crowd our shops. The fol-
lowing are among its eXcellencies
1t is everything it processes to be. 1t will do
all il promises to do.
1t is air tight, while almost no other stove is.
1t saves half the fuel which most other stoves
consume.
1t will keep fire on the CRATE all night This
is true of almost no other stove.
1t roasts meat in manner superior to all 9TH
or stoves. as current of air is kept flowing
through the oven.
1t ventilates its fre-box, so that the danger of
burning out is almost wholly removed.
Its construction is so perfect, that lost or bro
ken portions can be easily replaced. The same
parts of thousand stoves might be exchanged
for each other, and all would fit.
Its materials and construction are such that
1t Is warranted to last lifetime if properly used
twill always probably be made; hence a new
piece can always be supplied, when one has been
broken or burned out, This is not often true
of other stoves.
1t is the greatest heat saver in the world
The heat on the top is saved by rack, and COW
err which will bake food, or heat fiat irons with
a surprisingly small amount of fuel.
1t has a back closet OF tin, at the back side
of the stove, which is excellent for drying fruit,
raising bread, and keeping things generally
warm.
1t is the coolest stove in the summer in the
world. 1t enables the house keeper to work in
hot weather with almost the comfort as if no
stove was in the room. This we can attest from
personal knowledge. This is effected by means
of its doors lined with tin, by its top cover
by its back closet, and other arrangements.
which ut once save heat and keep the air in the
room cool.
1t has reservoir about the pipe, which if
kept filled with water, will always furnish it hot
for the family, when the stove is in use. This
is an unique and unparalleled convenience.
1t will keep a room very warm in the winter
by opening its doors, and removing its top COW
er. Thus it may be kept cool in summer, while
it will give out heat freely in winter.
Such combination of excelencies was never
found in a stove before. Its influence on cook
ing, the comfort, the good temper, the ciyiliza-
ton, the helath and happiness of family, are
such, that next to good wife and good tenn
per, we can think of few things to compare with
it.
We hope every reader of the Farmer, who is |
going to buy stove, will inquire for Stewards
Improved Cooking Stove. If our friends buy,
and test it, they will cherish the liveliest graft
tude to us all their days for saying to them,
"Buy Stewards Stove"