The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-10
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EHIgsS ST0 E"R A-s . TAKES" TEE
N first premiums st every Fs!r witere Il heE
District Fair, held hers lctuher. 1863. there sperG
but two Vrem uLns offered for cOkiug tOves-8e fog
she best wood Cooking stoyeanG for the be coal
cooking stove. The Ec',uonist took tue FIRST
PREMIUM FOR THE BEST OUkTEG STOVE
FOX WOOD. Ruelker, Klusms1 d % took tho frst
premium for their cooking stove for Casl No other
awarded 70 the Economist at the New York state
Fair; and the drst premium at the United Bate.
County Fairs In 1862.
IL no brsuch CT mechanical art has thsrs
baen more apparent advance than IN ia E>u-
ufacture Of stuytC. II i but few yearn Gicce
the very mama novelty, Teprsse utiug q
huge, Bhapsless structure, n!mosi devoid Of
uss 8s ornament, These Lave gradually given place
to patterns Of grace aud utility util ths varieties
markets present have aim at tzhau> ted
the vocabulary Of uaIues: and the dIEsrsn. phases
the metal Is made tsHaS7une, would Hstunish ole
Vulcan hiTussh, Ia yIs and finish, the improve
ment has been real, lesvlng nothing 70 Je desired
that point, tut tue severe competition IN prioS
which they have been subjected, has deprived
them uf many Of the more substantial qualities
desirable. This aeems more especially 70 have besT
The case In rstsrerce 10 cook 5rUves-en article OF
domestic economy that has 10 do with sending
wives aud crotcbO,y servants than most people i'm
ss-ius The publ; have lopE sought an improve
Insnt in this article aud VI bslieve ready 70 pay
any reasopabe price for a cooking Htove, II it only
pSssesses the merits uf siZes iht, convenience
durability, economy, and PERFECTION Of 1auufaetGr.
These quantities eeesn % be posse9src most luIy II
4hs Econ Ilist-a uew stove, perfected and brought
tile pHbt Sea6Ous by 6le-sFs. lreAaWeiIs Perry
& Norton, Of Albany. We heard much of this
stove, and it looked much like stove intended
for u.s. that We concluded to try them, and she
result of the experiment. cOuyinces ua that the
pToDrIo:9rs IN their dissemination O. make the best
IN sse .5o-li, have succeeded. We regard tho
Economist possessing all the merits abave emu
gnerated-as the great stove Of the daY-far in I'd.
vance Of anything ever attempted IN the line 81
stoves perfect n all its appointments aud true to
its name IN durability aud the use ~ fuel Among
the many eonveninDces Nttacbed TO Il, may be
toned large oven, with hooks arranged. for aus-
pending meats while roesting. A copper waller
tank, holding from y 70 IS gGilous-waTI1ing
closet, broinc hearth, DC, &c. Tbs brotinE
hearth ia OF this noticeable features of this
caLnarkabIe store. There never has been, TO our
snoRledge, any hroling Iture That really sat
sisetory III its operation. The prUprietUrs Of thiH
stove have been conducting soTieB Ut experiments
upco bTolling, eLciting Yalusbls facts and re-
sutiEg IN th1 invention Of q gridITon adapted tu
ths FtoYe which hss been secured hy letters patcrf
and i Of the Cst admirable things Of the kiud
~ eyer sev'bro!liBg without ernoKs, aid keeping
tbe Goals In constant glow We are always glad
20 do justice TO mocha pcaI iUI rove snts and es
pecialiy such contribute largely the general
good, IS tie ahovo mentioned.
The Economist, whioi h Is commanding s1oa large
SALE. VIII h fouud only 81 sea NTLIS d STE
PHERS'S, Gein IT., batVssu Watsr ard Fret.
Evansville, Inc mart