Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
MORNING GLORY.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer Of Saturday, Sept H. 90
THE "MoRSING GLORY, There are few trade names
known in mercantile circles that have elected more
honorable comments within the past twelve months
than the name OF "MOrnIng Glory winch is the title
OF stove ut once the most recent, beautiful efficient
and economical in America To see il in ouerirICn 4,
to be charmed with its virtues and investigations
OF Its scientific excellence places upon he highest
pinnacle of fame. The stove is chara a.tcTIzed "a >,
jTSe-ttTner, and is manufactured by MrSSrs. Barr
johnson Co, of Erie, Pennsy lvania vino deserve
great credit for having introduced INTO popular EsS.
the most indispensable and useful household orna
mcnt Of the age. We have tested its merits and can
therefore recommend IL from practical kHowlcdg &c.
l. - not only splendid hester whether for the parlOr
the dinlng room the ohce OF the store but an HIHu
nator as Well Its interior arrangements are simple
and ITS whole economy and construction such pIn
tSs laF III :taVahr- OF any "ther stove IN use II Is
dbSOteiy free from dust. By single movement which
4 Child make, the dustregister opened allow
the air from without rush the mouth of the
furnace with sufficient force carry with II every
particle of dust. As the atmosphere Become rariied
naturally itscends and the vacuum is filled bv the
colder air from below. The CRATE which is patented
l. admirably constructed Ii operates on the pruci-
pie of mill. grinding any large piece Of Stag that
may DE IN the uruace. thus facilitating their passage
INTO the movable ash-pan below. The upper interior
Of the stove consists Of reservoir for the coal The
fuel - pat IN III the top and sliding valve closed
W. H. lhIS arrangement "hcH - also patented
forces the down into the furnace, from the simple
fact that 1t has no other way Of escape. On coming
IN contact with the lI7" cp~ the 2as instantly ignite,
and produces beautiful blue fame that cuTIs round
the base of the that feeds H. By this a:
ragetent the gas - entirely consumed rendering
the stove not only most agreeable aud healthy tut
exceedingly economical The H. chamber Of the
is encrcieL with plates Of mica set in oruafDen-
tai frames OF nnturm character As an aiIiuInina-
tor tins stove al once convenience ana an Orn,-
mental curiosity. The light from the burning an
tnTacItc Is radlatod from the furnace through the
parent plates, and dfused throughout the room,
inpartlnE warm glowing light more pleasing than
that of Subdued chandelier and quite a. ehectual
As already ntImaed, the Morning Glory Stove j. a
great cconoInzer Of fuel Il precludrs the possibility
Of waste. as there Is at time particle Of coal in
the furnace that IS not IN fu process OF combustion,
which can be sand of no coal burning stove that j.
supplied with fuel 10y means Of a ScUtte. The mass
OF the coal III the stove a. 1t evolves its light and heat
shrnks into ashes, and IN doing this the reservoir
above keeps supplying the vacuum OccaSIoned by
combustion that the quantity coal Is uni
formly kept III the fire chamber.
As HEATER. the "MUrBIng Glory has no superior,
and 1t can be regulated that tile highest or com.
paratiyely low TEN perIture be secured IN a room
at the viii Of the occupant Fire can be kept 10 II
unInterruptedly for months, without the slightest
appearance the "Moruing Glory a beautiful house
hold ornanrnttfe castng being exceedingly smooth
and the designs cIaste aud elegant we cannot doubt
that the present season "l find il largely introduced
10 all dwelling houses. aud other places necessary
be heated. wherever taste. convenience and economy
object. The fact that the J. free from
dust and gas. Is a great consideration, and in recon
mendng 1t to the public would again remind the
reader that our eucumIums pronounced from &C
TUAL EXPERIENCE. Ia fact. every Interested II
household comfort and economy should examine The
modus oPerandl of this wonderful stove.
For sale by
sepl8 T. G. FRANCISCUS.