The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-31
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< first premiums at every Fair where it has
been exhibited At the South Western Indiana
District Fair held here October, 1853. there were
lint two premiums offered for cooking stovesonc for
tue best wood cooking stove and one tor The bo>t coal
cook ing stove. The Economist took ti.t. FIRST
PREMIUM FOR THE BEST oOkTNG STOVE
FOR WOOD. &uclker, h usman ~ Co took the first
premium for their cooking stove for coal. NJ other
premiums offered, The large silver uladal WAS
awarded 10 the Economist at the New York State
Fair; and the first premium at the United States
Fair held at Chicago. and twelve ether State and
Comfy Fairs i'll 1854.
In no branch OF mechanical ar has there
been more apparent advance than III tue mao
uTacture of stoves. II Is but few years Stree
the very name was novelty, representing
huge, shapcless structure, almost devoid uf
use as ornament, These have gradually ssv' Iliee
10 patterns OF grace aud utility until the varieties
our markets now present have almost exhausted
the vocabulary 81 names and the different phases
tile metal Is made t. assume, woud Hsloui>h Old
Vulcan himself la style and finish, the improve
mrut has been real, leaving nothing to he e~ira.l
that t,ulut, hui the severe competition price.
10 which they have been subjected, has deprived
thenl Of many OF Tie more substantial qualities
desirable. This seems more esl ccally Ia nave brel.
the case IN reference L" cook stoNesan aIicir Of
domestic economy that has NOR 10 do with scaidinS
wives aud crotche.y servants than people
h;-ihe- HE Pubbc have long sought an improve
naent in tlus arIcle. aud we beeve ready pas
any reasonable pTlCe far cooking stove, il OuIg
possesses ne norris of size weight convenience,
durability, econoUIy and perfection OF man uttC
These qualities IL be possessed fully "a
the leon mist new stove, perfected and brought
y Merton, of = lbaIi5 We heard 81, null 81 ;uts
stove, and il looked mHcG ihr stove Intended
los nac, that concitri't 10 try diem, and the
Jesuit Of ti's experiment :angtHCes thHt the
prupTIet.rs their determine make the Jesf
store ne ar7rid, have sUrceni'd Ne feeaud the
ICJuoiti-t possessing al the merits above Gun
mcratc,l-17 lie great stove OF the daY-f ia al
vance of anything ever attempted il The Iine Of
stoves. Perfect in all lts appointments, and true 10
its name III durability ana the Of flai Among
tie many convenience attached 10 II, may he men
toned large oven with hooks arranged for SiI-
pending meats while ROASTING. A copper water
tank, holdiug iron. - - aatluns-v-lrminE
hearth 81 the notIoeibe fa4ules al this
rrinas kthle stow. Thrtr never has BEEN
knowledge, any broiliaa SrIe that really
sidct0ry III its operation. The IroPrivtor7 Il tins
stove have been combating series OF experiments
upon broiling, eicitins some valuable tlct. ard &C.
siitmg in the Invention oi Il PridIr'a adapted 10
this stoVe which has been sscnIrd by trrs 1teut,
and is of the most admirable thing f th Kind
We ever saw--bruiln. without smoke, and Eratlh@
The Goals IL constant glow "" are always dad
II do Justice i,ir,h.Isi,;t! a iuVe2Iits ami
pesiaity such as cUutIft- 50 i:it SiJ "a tho Eh"itt
coed, as the one above ulcHiianed.
The Economist whit l. IS coinmandne su'h a itr'e
safe, viii be found "iniY at StANfiiiN ~ ~
fl!ENS'S, Main st., between WatrT and Fur,
Evansville, I'M. mart
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