The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-10
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GE lot of these truly and justly celebrated, newly
and greatly improved summer and winter Cooking
Stoves, of the unrivalled Stewards Patent and at
the only agency in this city,. "a at g
IhOs. ScantLul'S, No. % Main street, FetaceeR
First and Second.
The first premium was awarded to this stove as
the best coal wood cooking stove, at the South
Western Indiana District Fair, held at this place
No stove ever devised combines numerous or
important scientific principles, this of Stewards.
1t broils, boils bakes and roasts at the same mo-
ment without enc dish impartiDg flavor to another,
or producing that sameness OF taste IN meats, and
graves which, the delicate and lstidioIs of taste
makes insuperable objection to every other
cooking stove in use. With one-fOurth the fuel
employed in the best of stoves in se, this most
perfect and complete cooking apparatus performs.
simultaneously and more perfectly than has ever
before been accomplished, everything required IN
the best provided families, SO lar as c"oSns IS con
cerned, -WhGn, too it is borne in ntind that the
most delicate females visit the kitchen when
the Stewart Stove is fully employed, and The lfe a.
at its highest without the smallest unpleasantness
from the change OF temperature SO little is The beat
from it ditfused externally, an inducement IS pre-
sented for its universal employment never hereto
fore presented in any other stove. That, indeed is
of its principal attractions, well as its greatest
wonder, how heat is so economical and dlscd
within the stove ITSELF and little perceltibly
eapes into the kitchen, II place where, with any of
the stoves now in use, other than Stewards, II il
scarcely possible for any ona, in warm weather
more particularly, to breathe with comfort. s9 '
For 20 years, Mr.. Stewart has been employed in
perfectiHg this stove and since last February, he
has obtained three new patents for improvements,
which, in his opinion, and the opinion of all who
have examined it, made it perfect. Within four
years. ta1ety totsaAd of them have been sold, under
full guarantee, and not one has been returned.-
These remarkable results have embollened host
of stove manufacturers to initiate the Stewart stove,
but, in exterior appearance, which the old pa
tents (having expiredl enables them TO give, they
more resemble Stewards than chalk does cheese.
These limitations are known by various names, but
they all deficient in important part caIs, such
the airtght boxes by which full control is kept
the fire, and of the heat, by draft damper,
ingeniously contr we'd, which also admits constant
current of cold air the outside Of the box,
which again becomes heated air. and, passing into
the oven, is made available for cooking purposes.
The agent and subscriber is receiving tho best
imitation of the Stewart Stove, called Pride of the
Wcst,' which he will be happy TO dispose of at two
thirds of the price of the genuine Stewards. 1t is
possible, of course, to cook with it, but it bears
comparison to Stewards. stii'It ~ t-
ID The g Stewart :" is sold by the agent nnder full
guarar tee to perform, recommended, and if, with
in three months from purchasing, any fault is found
with them, he will take them back, and refund the
money. Housekeepers will bear in mind then, that
the genuine Stewart Stove, bought at the oDly
agents here will, with half the labor and onefourth
the fuel, do and better cooking thanauy other
stove constructed.
THOs. SCANTLIN, No. 20 Main street. POO p
Sole Agent for tine sale of the Stewart Stove in
Southern Indiana and Kentucky.