Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03


labor saved IN attendance making Of fires. &c while
the perfection and uniformity Of the result Of great
importance The process Of roasting bread and pastry IS
agrea Improvement over the usual method Of baking in
close ovens
Gas for warming Hotel Rooms Parlors, Sleep
ing Rooms, Offices, Nurseries, Students Rooms, Bathing
Rooms Green Houses &C. in the most pleasant and eco
nomical manner, always hand and in preparation
These stoves constructed upon entirely different
principles from any other gas stoves before offered the
public They do not produce smoke or disageeabe odors
of any kind, if the directions for complied witb
have connection with any chimney and can be used
in any part Of an apartment Many thousands now
in daily use, and have given entire satisfaction
,ETcS,EH NH CD N n n hS=
From a very large number of testimonials we present
the following:
Prom Dr. c. +. Hofendahl. NJ. d.
Mr.. w r. Shaw-Dear Sir Having used your Gas Stoves
in my house fT number Of years can cheerfuly tes-
tfy to their utility both for cooking and heating
Yours truly, C. +. HoFFENDAm, NJ d.,
No 20 Somerset street, Boston.
From Rev. Dr. Gillette, N.Yl
This certifes that having used the Gas Stove Of Mr.
W +. Shaw's make, have found equal to its designs
II has warmed sleeping chamber during the past win
ter at greater than ordinary means Of heating
and saved great deal Of trouble work, and dust
quent upon coal or wood fires. A. %. GILLETTE ID. d.
From Messrs. Leeds 6Co.. N. "
take pleasure certifying TO the merits OF Gas
Stoves, having had in use in my dining all the
winter past said room being extension and very
Geld. One register from large furnace, found in
sufficient Upon putting in one of your light Gas
in twenty minutes, at very tring of gas giving
very agreeable and moist heat. A. b. MINOR.
From Joseph T. Brown, ESQ., Apothecary and Chemist.
Mr.. Wm. Shaw-Dear Sir: For the past five years
having had much experience in the Of your Heat
ing Apparatus in my Laboratory, / consider the most
convenient and economical arrangement have used
consider this apparatus almost indispensable for the
Laboratory. Respectfully yours, Jos. T. BEowN,
22S Washington street. Boston.
From the Boston POst.l
TouGH BEEFsrEAK MADE TENDER BY BRourNG-An an.
paratus for brong beefsteak by heat produced from
burning Illuminating gas in mixture with atmospheric all
has lately been invented bv Mr. W. +. Shaw of
who has produced many sterling inventions for applying
gas and air heat to chemical culinary manufacturing
and domestic purposes. The last invention really
most useful and scientific novelty nasmuch the tough
est beeteak when broiled ia this apparatus is equally
as tender as sirlon steak broed over coal FIRE The
principal product of combustion from the mixture
is pure vapor Of water at very high temperature. by
which the abumen Of the muscular fiber which on the
surface Of the steak is Immediately coaguated and .rn
set that the juices Of the meat all retained and
few moments are converted into heated vapors which
being thus confined, break and rend the fbers Of the
meat and loosen their texture through the mass The
apparatus is perfectly simple and easily understood anC
Is used by merely slipping the end Of flexible hose
any ordinary burner.
1t also be used for other purposes-such as brong
frying, heating smoothing The irons intended
TO be used with it hollow with ascending and
ceudng ues inside. When the irons are to be heated
you have merely 10 the brOier and place tn,
irons over hoes which lead the heat their interior
The expense of heating irons is but per hour
aud iron be heated in five minutes time Fo
economy convenience cleanliness and general utility
Is the most perfect and desirable article orthe purpose
which II is intended yet offered 10 the public. One gea
advantage it possesses other gas heating apparatu
is its entire freedom from smoke odor of any kind
which is attributed TO surrounding the flame with fnel,
Of
has been patented by W. f. Shaw in America England
and France.
From Joseph NJ. wightman Bostonl
Mr.. VIM. F. Shaw-Dear Sir Among the many usefu
conrvance for culinary purposes which you have made
think that for broing by gas to be one of the mos, de
cooked with less trouble aud far better than by any ohe
/ method.
lary Or anthracite fire. the heat is dry, and the lit
capsules which the natural juices Of the meat ar
shrveled and pached 10 render the steak dry ant
tough while in your patent Gas Broler the combustio
Of produces water his may be by holding col
plate or piece OF metal the chimney of an argan
burner on which the water will be condersed) which
the heat converted into intensely heated Tn
steak is consequently surrounded by moist heat whic
prevents the outside from becoming crisp and hard Will
the interior portion OF the steak being cooked TIL
effect of this is, that steak which would be tough
cooked over open fire Is rendered tender and juicy
being cooked in your 'Gas Broier.''
The result Of trial of than six months in my ow
family has rendered il such favore that the rdiron
has been entirely superseded; and. however bright an
tempting the fire in the range may be, your little portabl
JOsrfH NJ wreHrxAS
IFrom James A. Dix, ESQ, Boston.l
one of your Steak Broiles has been in my family fc
several months and il has given the complete
faction Steak cooked in il uniformly upon the "a
Die tender and juicy The brOer has entirely supersede
| the gridiron in my family
To W Shaw, ESQ.
From Messrs Bullock Crenshaw, PHILADELPHIA
Mr. W F. Shaw-Dear Sir We have used vour Ga
burning apparatus for heating purposes during the pa,
year. and well pleased with the utility and srnertrit
over the old method Of burning gas for heating In m
laboratory we consider them Indispensable 70 ecaro
aud convenience. Your arrangement for placing sever
burners under the vesSel-thus greatly increasn
the temperature and distributing il generaIy-hs
rendered the use Of charcoal furnaces to city phaaceu
/ fists almost unnecessary.
One Of the great find in your burr
ing consists in the absence Of second
AIRY products which in close room, affect the comfor
| AMI health Of the operator
We recommend them TO every chemist and phannaceu
tist who ha. the luxury Of gas at his control
Bullock Il CRESsHAw
II Manufacturing Chemists.
From MeSsrs. Gage, Bro. Drake Proprietors Tremor
House Chicago.)
Messrs walworth, Hubbard. & Co-Gents: We hay
tested " T. Shaws Patent Steak BrOler for brojling
gas beefsteaks chops &c, and much pleased wi;
our trial of Beefsteaks cooked in five minute
and one Of the most desirable features about was h
And cheerfuily commend il all a. being
cheap and convenient manner Of cooking.
Yours truly, GAsE, BRo. DRAKE.
From d. B. Cooke, III Lake street ChioagoT
Messrs Walworth. Hubbard a Co.-Ceutlenner. =,
gard W. = Shaw's Patent Gas Smoothing Iron as one
the greatest inventions of the age II Is all You claim f
-novel. economical, and exceedingly convenient n
much dreaded "roning day. IS welcomed With peasu
wherever the Gas Iron i used: and no hoasekee- "
consent 10 be without it after giving il trial.
Yours, &C, D. B. CooEE
From Ms W. W. Everts, ChicagoI
Mr. HUbbard-Sir II is y hh pleasure that give n
testimony to the great value of the as Stove you are no
Offering public The for ironing regard
desiderafum long needed in housekeeping The faty1
and exhaustion occasOned by many hours spent a, n
ironing table room heated the ordinary temper,
ture all spared by using your stove which heats n
irons quickly and leaves comfortable room This sto
j. equally successful broiler Much more might
said in simple justice 10 this great invention were Il ne
esSAry. Respectfully, Mas ". ". EvEErs
From W. H. Waters, ESQ, Chicago
LAND DsFs ILLINOIS CkSrA.L r.. Il. Co =
Cashiers Office.
Messrs walwerth. Hubbard A Co-Dear sirS IN
used for months upwards Shaw's Patent Gas
the very great satisfaction given it, use Gle anime.
the time and labor saved IN ts king together with