The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-17
FIRE AND BURGLARFsooF SAFES
MORE ABOUT 1sas
LILIES CHILLED-IRONSA SAFES
IMPORTANT FACTS
WHICH THE PEOPLE SHOULD
. NJ A x E A NOTE OF

PACT L-LILLIRs CHILLED-IRON SAFES
Years ana sold 70 hose having the largest amount Of
yaIusples, as he best and most .hoToughy burglar
as rare TO hear o. one OF Lilies SAFES having been
blatkbird or q white elephant
FACT II-It notorious that the profession Of the
burglar has advanced at rapio pace within the last
hep Is not so now which accounts for the fact that
safes have been robbed, and the secret anonymous
circulars distributed by other safs.makers lat
ha T & p Is hs Ssvs bsen
robbed 10 this time. notW outstanding the large
Der IN USE and Tie amount al stake II successful.
FACT III.-Thrre are two and only two, general
sna leading pTinGldiss upon which al 6nTgarprool
iron between and around bars of wrought iren hard
entd slree, or any proper cQmhlnauon of metals.
patent. .i.. .fI l.l. r.. .|I3 3I'l0
The other is made up flayers Of plates ofdfferent
meislB held together by bolts rives, or both To
lhls prine,ple ,ihers are 1tlous ooJectlons:-The
the strength Of the safe. bulsde and are operated
upon by The whole catalogue OF burglars tools. The
with or without powder, and cannot be sustained.
these objections can be made any thickness. and nd
Withstand any amount OF resstance required avoids
be operated upon by burglars implements.
FACT Iv.-Mr. Lille, the Pa,entee, so soon as he
Learned That that was pHs 6is S Win Iind The modern @ In
Iron or hardened steel began experimentlng TO avoid
the ullnCuity, anu uuCu lhOOf anu expense he
Ing metals that Is en ely 6iooi against the burglars
Tanisd to stand The pTactcaCe for Say
eeSse &c IS now roG o4 hf rom se S @
80 - OFFICE NOVELTY IRON WORKS.
80. i, L.,. 80, NEW YORK, 18th december, 1866.
GENTIEMEN:-We have subjected the sample Of
Chilled Iron you furnished us 70 The most severe tests
Gas regsTds drilling through ~ that we could bring to
i is our opinion that Il canonly be penetrated by
Aud think II impossible for a burglar, with his
time and power, 10 penetrate it at all
lsAAo Y; H44IIMEs. Superintendent.
And the following extensive lion manufacturers In
thorough tests find the result 10 be substantially the
Aud their principal Iron Workers so certify
Messrs Merrick q Son, Southwark Foundry, Phila
TGe Tlnkley & Williams Works, Boston, Mass
rhe Union Foundry and the Northwestern Foun-
Is w. Chicago. Ill.
V.-The proposition made the public hereto.
sc is now renewed !; 1 VIII furnish Safes or Vault
and at one-thlrd less price and the same may be
tested when finished and viii furnish the man TO
nish the man 70 test my work and the party order
ssiancsn any way or manner practicable for burglar
to work. =. .Hl u1 1.f- ..u - .rI III
FACT VII would now say to any of the owners Of
they feel the need of addio nal security Will ex-
late and the inc eased security which
is claimed to be beyond the reach Of Burglars, until
OF Iron, which would now seem hardly possible.
FACT V1r-Itis true that the Sheet-Iron or common
SaIe now made, under ordinary circumstances
(and when not crushed by the fall of walls timbeTs)
usually the written matter but II the fire is
II has to be copied for the ink will fade
besides, the safe is twisted up and useless.
1t is equally true that the Chlled-iron safe saves
fade require copying, and that the safe itself
is ready for further use. Any number of trials in
fires certified to, prove these facts, and If any of the
sale vendors who distributing secret anonymous
circulars to lnjure the reputation OF LILIES SAFE
satisfied with these statements, they have
the opportunity OF testing by fire of their own
SAFES With LILIES, on equal terms, whenever
they so decide. H...
FACT V1IJ.-In answer to the story circulated by
interested parties, that Lilies Safe had gone up, and
had ruined Lille, etc., would say that at time in
the last TWO years could Lilne son half supply the
demand toI Safes, and were under the necessity of
forming large stock company, with very large
capital to meet the demand and Mr.. Lewis Lille
ON the Delaware. in Pennsylvania, near Easton, and
is The largest Safe Works probably in existence and
Will be able TO supply all demands for Safes, Locks,
Chilled-ITon Vaults, etc. i.
In conclusion, L beg to call the attention of nay
patrons and friends and the public, facts here
past Iavors, and that prepared TO furnish LII
LIES BURGLAR AND FIRE AND BURGLAR
VAULTs and CoMBTNATINN LOCKS, ali at short
notice. warranted 10 be the best and cheapest in
market. also keep constantly large assortme ent
all put in good ORDER and offered at below usual auc
tion prices. o.
M. @. SADLER,
AGENT FOR LILIES SAFE AND IRON COMPANY,