Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
From the Cleveland Leader.
ALVEY Scene.
IAN Right'' on the Rampage.

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All day Yesterday there was . scene in
front of Worthingtor's Block, on Wafer
Street, that would have done honor TO
New York CT Chicago at their busiest sea-
son. Immense tiers Of boxes were ranged
along the sidewalk, on either side and an
army of clerks and labOrers were loading
and hauling them away on several two
horse draws, while from the cellars beneath
the building the boxes came tumbhng up
so fast that the piles renamed undimln-
ished. \ little closer inquiry revealed
our enterprising young fellow citizen, n.
o. Fansler. IN command Of lie gang, and
a glance at the labels on the boxes showed
that each contained six dozen of the ,,All
Right Fruit Jar" which leads US back q
little.
About two years ago, 8 genius in 4 hap
by moment, hit upon the most>felicitous
plan yet devised for a perfect fruit jar.
Not less apt and fitting was the name with
which he christened it, the "All Right"
Trial proved 1t even more perfect than
the inventor had thought. Simpler, and
cheaper by 50 per gross than any other
first class jar of its species; 1t can be used
with perfect certainty BY any house keeper
or servant Of even the most ordinary in
t~elligence. With such an invention as
this at command, it IS not surprising that
an immense establishment was reared for
its manufacture, nor that Mr.. Fansler
should have detected its merits and inter
ested himself in the Company. During
last fall and winter, the works were kept
IN constant operation and the stock aceu-
INFLATED is immense. The rush Of yester-
day announces the opening Of the shipping
season, and far exceeds any thing of a
similar nature. which we nave ever noticed
in Cleveland. No less than fourteen hanl-
dred large cases were shipped yesterday,
some by rail, others by boat, and destined
vrriously to nearly every part Of Ohio,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Illinois, Indiana and Pennsylvania. Mr..
Fansler keeps constantly in store 1000
gross Of these %unrivaled fIuit jars and
gives his personal attention TO all orders
received by mail, express or telegraph.
Besides the Albright his stock Of sealing
wax, jelly-tumbleFs and cans, cement and
everything pertaining to the fruit preserv-
ing idea, is immense. The unparalleled
success Of the Albright Is Que to three eau
So H. = = pcIAtCb aLLClE II As-eeAA II Is
cheaper. than any other ready first class
jar, and lastly It has in Mr.. Fansler a lire
man for a general. Three causes which,
similarly combined, have worked wonders
in trade, time out Of mind,
Notwithstanding Mr.. Fansler's i'm
mense supply it looks now as though the
capacities Of the "AlI Right manufactu-
~ would be taxed to the utmost. I'm.
mense orders are yet to be filed, and as
the fruit trees are steadily emerging from
the danger Of frost, and our peaches, pears
plums and berries become a sure crop. the
jar trade receives an additional impetus.
Canning is the great modern improve
ment over preserving in sugar, and the
people only wait to find Out the best fruit
jars to buy them by the ear load. We
congratulate Mr.. Fansler on his success
full venture, and housekeepers everywhere
on their ability 10 poses 50 admirable a
fruit jar as the justly named All Right a