Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-01
STOVES, &C.

PEE8OGEUNE IS E1ETG
THE WATERMAN PATENT.
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE,
THE RETR OLEUM
COOKING STOVE !
For all kinds Of Cooking. Heating Flat or Sad
Irons, &C., without Heating the room. with
out either Coal or Wood.
By this Great Invention we are enabled with
TWO CENTS WORTH OF COIL OIL OR 'sNAPTEzA, p
To do the cooking ordinarily required for a meal in
ia mily Of five six, and with the greatest dispatch
ard perfect cleanliness and great saving in time,
these stoves can be heated well extingushed IN
few moments. They are perfectly safe, do not get
cut Of order, and can be managed by any one, are
portable can be used IN any part Of the house as they
make
no DIRT, NEED NO PIPE,
And will not heat the room Heretofore no Stove has
been constructed where the amount heat could be
instantly controlled and regulated to any degree de-
sired. This, in
BAKING, BROILTNG, BOILING, etc.,
Is especially one OF the features OF the PETROLEUM
COUK STOVE And exempts the ladies from the an
nOy ing heat in summer cooking, We the right
for entire State and manufacturing and sup
plying the stove at the rate OF 100 per u is
now used the families OF the leading merchants,
mechanics minister's lawyers and others Of this city
It is admirable thing Tor SALOONS AND RESTAU-
RANTS; and simply can Of Oil takes the place Of
the coal or wood house We furnish the Stove com.
plete for only SIS, which viii cook as well any SIS
stove, $40 for single burners
READ THE F0LL0WlHa TEs snMBHIALs
COLUMBUS, o., March Both, 1860.
J. B. DAGUE Dear Sir The Petroleum stove we
purchased Of you has proved satisfactory n every par
tcular and recommend it as the neatest and cheap
Yours truly, S. B. PHIPPs, Prof. Of Music
CoLUNBUs, o., March, 26th, 1866.
j. B. DAGUE: Dear Sir We haye been using one
Of your Petroleum Stoves over Two weeks and ind it
ing the stove success, particularly in the economy
fuel and cleanliness and fully one half the expense
is saved. The work TOO is done quickly can be done
Respectfully, SAMUEL HAWKINS.
COLUMBUS. March 2Ith 1896.
J. B. DAGUE: Dear Sir Your new5Petroleum Cook
ing Stove has been in in my family for six
weeks We have tried it for baking, broilng, stew
Ing and other ordinary purposes and am fully sat
stod that viii do all that is claimed Tor t. It's free
from smoke, DUST dirt, and beyond doubt the best
sumner stove now in use.
Respectfully yours,
c. Z. FELTON,, Pastor High 81. M. &. Church
Columns, o., March 2lst 1866,
j. B. DAGUE Dear sir 81 have thoroughly tested
the Petroleum Stove as heater, and do net hesitate
saying that no other Stove furnace can compare
where na-rons have 70 be used have had charge Of
Cloak manufactures for the past sixteen years, and
nave tTed every invention loF cleanliness aud conVen
lence, but never could overcome the Inconvenience Of
dirt and oppressive heat in the summer time. With
your Petroleum stove, however, have had none Of
ne a2o9s objections @ contend dta "hhe tne saying o
olosE House, los South High Street
j. c. DAGUE: sir :-I have used your Petroleum
Stove over six weeks. We do all the usual cooking
v th it my family at cost OF only sty per 10eek
Its other advantages coal or wood stove must
be manifest 60 all
very respectfully,
IsAAU B. POTTS,
OF the firm OF VIM. B. Potts ~ o.,
q 9 ''1he economy in the OF the Petroleum
Cooking Stoves lies 1rst readiness with which
the haae be shut bn the moment 10 is wanted no
longer, and thus the further consumption OF fuel be
stopped and secondly, in the small quantity anu
sheapness OF the fuel used They easily managed
and as clean IN their operations ordinary gas
light, and do emit the least particle OF smoke
'onsive smell '1-Detr0{G tribune.
= = eve cannot but acknowledge it a valuable,
convenient and economical invention, which can
not but think wall sa0n bring t into very general use,
not only in private families but IA boarding houses
hotels, restaurants, &c.-Ohi0 Siatssplaa,
" q "a lew evenings since found ono Of these
little stoves set up AZ our residence, and the whole
amy around the table on which 10 sitting per
ectly delighted with its operation. on the day fol
owing It was tested IN the thOrouRhest manner, thon
ire baking OF Saturday, inCuulng Loaf bread, pies
&C., beng accomplished loss time than ordin
Try stove, the bread baked much nicer, being \
weet moist and with htFle crust Ine experiments 4
we're followed by roasting and brong, resulting most
satisfactorily. n1-Pabash E9press
sit rs certainly one Of the best things out,''-
JAto State Journal,
~ The ladies invited TO EXAMINE this stove
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DELAWARE, OHIO.