Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30

These stoves are constructed upon entirely different
principles from any other gas before offered the
public They do produce smoke Odors
Of any kind, If the directions for complied With;
have no connection with any chimney and be used
in any part OF apartment. Many thousands now
in daily use, and have given entire satisfaction.
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From very large number of testimonials present
From Dr. c. F. Hoffendahl. NJ. u.
Mr. W. r. shaw-Dear Sir: Having used your Gas Stoves
in my house for number of years can cheerully
ufy to their utility both for cooking and heating.
Yours truly, G. +. HoFFENDAm, NJ. D.,
No. 20 Somerset street, Boston.
From Rev Dr. Gillette, NY
This titles that having used the Gas Stove of Mr..
w. r. Shaws make have found it equal TO its designs
1t has warmed sleeping chamber during the past win
and saved great deal trouble work and dust eonse
quent upon coal orwood fires. A. d. GILLETTE, d. d.
[From Messrs. Leeds & Co. N.Y.
take pleasure in certifying the merits Of your Gas
Stoves having had one in use in my dining all the
Geld One register, from a large furnace, found
sufficient Upon putting in Of your Our-light Ga
Stoves found that could heat the room the coolest day
in twenty minutes, very triing of gas, giving
very agreeable and moist heat. A. u. MINOR.
From Joseph T. Brown, Esq, Apothecary aud Chemist
Mr.. VIM. Shaw-Dear Sir: For the past five years
having had much experience in the OF your Gas Heat
ing Apparatus in my laboratory consider il the most
conveneg and economical arrangement have
consider this apparatus almost indispensable for the
Laboratory Respectfully yours, Jos. T. BRwos,
229 Washington street, Boston.
From the Boston Post.
TOUGH BEEFsrEAK MADE TENDER BY BRoIISG-An an.
paratus for brong beefstea by heat produced from
burning Illuminating gas ia mixture with atmospheric air
has lately been invented by Mr. w. f. Shaw of Boston
who has produced many sterling inventions for applying
gas and air heat chemical culinary manufacturing
and domestic purposes. The last invention is really
most useful and scientific novelty nasmuch the tough
est beefoak, when broled in this apparatus is equally
tender sroin steak brOied oner a coal fire The
principal product OF combustion from the burning mixture
Is pure vapOr Of very high temperature by
which the albumen of the muscular fiber which the
surface of the steak is Immediately coagulated and firm
set tkat the juices of the retained and in
lew moments are converted into heated vaport, which,
being thus confined, break rend the bers of the
meat, and loosen their texture through the mass The
apparatus is perfectly simple and easily understood and
Is used by merely slipping the end of flexible hose
any ordinary burner.
Ii can also be used for other purposessuch brolng
frying heating smoothing irons intended
be used with hollow with ascending and de-
scending fues inside. When the irons heated
you have merely to the broiler and place the
irons over holes which lead the heat their
The expense Of heating irons but cent per hour
aud an iron be heated in five minutes time. For
economy convenience, cleanliness, and general utility
il the perfect desirable purpose for
which 1t is intendea yet offered to the public One great
advantage it possesses other gas heating apparatus
is its entire freedom from smoke or odor of any kind
which is attributed to surrounding the flame with finely
perforated metal the application Of which this purpose
has been patented by W. +. Shaw in America England,
and France.
From Joseph NJ. wightman, Boston
Mr. VIM +. Shaw-Dear Sir. Among the many useful
contrvances for culinary purposes which you made
think that for broilng by to be of the de-
sirabe. The fire is ready at any moment aud a steak is
cooked with essroube and far better than by any other
method.
In the usual process brong over Goals and parcu
larry anthracite fire, the heats dry and the In lie
capsules which the juices of the meat are
shrveed and parched 10 render the steak dry
tough; while in your patent Gas Broer the combustion
OF gas produces water this may be seen by holding cold
plate piece of metal the chimney of an areand
burner which the will be condensed), which by
the heat Is converted into steam intensely heated The
steak Is consequently surrounded by heat which
prevents the outside from becoming crisp and hard while
the interior portion OF the steak is being cooked. The
effect OF this is, that steak which would be tough if
cooked over an open fire rendered tender and juicy by
being cooked in your Gas Broiler.''
The result of trial of than six months in my own
family has rendered such favorite that the gridron
tempting the fire in the range may be, your little portable
Josrrn NJ. wIeHrnAs
From James A. Dix, Esq, Boston
One Of Steak Broers has been in my family for
faction Steak cooked it uniformly upon the
bic tender and juicy The broer has entirely
the gridiron i'm my family.
To ". Shaw, Esq.
From Messrs. Bullock 4 Crenshaw, Philadelphia
Mr. w. r. Shaw-Dear Sir: We have u~ed vour gas
burning apparatus for heating purposes during the past
year. and well pleased with the utility and superiority
the old method OF burning for heating In the
laboratory we consider them indispensable economy
and convenience Your arrangement for placing several
burners under the vesse-hus greatly increasing
the temperature and distributing generay-has
rendered the use OF charcoal furnaces TO city pharmaceu
fists almost unnecessary.
One of the ndatiers find your
ing consists in the general absence of second
AIRY products which, in close room affect the comfort
and health Of the operator.
We recommend them o every chemist and phannaccu-
tist who has the luxury of gas at his control
BULLOCK CRESsHAw,
Manufacturing Chemists.
From Messrs. Gage Bro. Drake, Proprietors fremont
House. Chcago)
Messrs walworth Hubbard 4 Co-Gen,s. We have
tested W r. Shaws Patent Steak Broiler broing
gas beefSteaks, chops &c, and much pleased will
trial Of it. Beesteaks cooked in five minutes
and Of the desirable about thai
the beef retained its flavor, and juicy and tender
And We can cheerfu,ly commend II 10 all a. being
cheap and convenient manner of cooking
Yours truly. GAGE, BRo. a DRAKE.
From ID r. Cooke. Ill Lake street Chicago
Messrs- walwor,h Hubbard Co-centernen: re-
gard W. T. Shaws Patent Gas Smoothing Iron one o
the greatest inventions Of the i all you claim
itnovei. economical and exceedingly convenient. The
much dreaded ironing day welcomed with pleasur,
wherever the Gas Iron is used and housekeeper vii
consent 10 he without il after giving it a trial.
Yours. &c, d. B. CooEE.
From Mrs. W. W. Everts Chicago
Mr. Hubbard-Sir. II i Nth pleasure that give n,
testimony value OF the Gas Stove you
offering 10 the public. The for ironing regard a.
desderatum long needed IN housekeeping The fatigue
and exhaustion occssoned by many hours spent th'
ironing table in a room heated TO the ordinary empera
ture is all spared by using your stove, which heats th
irons quickly and leaves comfortable This
i equally successful brOiler. Much might b.
said in simple justice this great invention. il
esssry Respectfully, MAS W. W EvEsrs-
From W. II. Waters, ESQ, Chicago
LAND DEPARTMENT Ii LIMOS CENTRAL X. r. Co..
Cashiers Office. \
Nessrs walw6rth Hubbard n Co-Dear Sir- hav
used months upwards shaw Patent & Stove
the very great satisfaction given IN it, Its Gle anes-
the time and labor saved In its rkng together with b
Of regulating TO temperature desired make
sne of the complete inventions of the age When NOR
fully introduced, / feel their Use will be general.
Yours truly W. II WATERS
From r. stevens, Chicago, Land Dep III. Cen r. X
II affords me great easure 10 say, in relation 10 hr.
shAw's Gss that il j. all that j. represented
be. and think mpossible for hny 10 form
thing like correct idea cf their value and convenient