Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-09-18


| ed one firm which would agree to make his stoves
as he wanted them, and would allow him to stand
over every piece OF casting made, and to see every
He aimed at perfect on in the cooking stove. His
working and sleeping life was bound up in his
idea and in all this, he peculiar only as great
inventors and discoveries of every age have been
peculiar. The firm which recognized the merit of
the inventor and the man, was FULLER, WARREN
& Co.; and. from the hour understanding was
arrived att the firm and Mr.. Stewart have labored
| together From the commencement about ninety
Thousand of the Stewart cooking stoves have been
made; within the past seven years, more than Jtfty
thousand of these stoves have been put in use, each
purchaser having been guaranteed the privilege of
returning the article at the expense OF the manu-
| facturers, after trial, when all the purchase
money should be returned, and no unkind feeling
| INDUCED. Less than dozen have been thus re-
turned during the seven years. In the multitudes
| of new models and improvements the STEW
has steadily kept the lead. 1t has had no con-
test with cheap stoves, and in answer to all clamor
has referred only to its meritsts comfort, conve-
nence and dura bility. We're we writing for sci
entifc adopts, we should here enter into an expo
sltion of the philosophlc principles which the
| Stewart stove recognizes, and the observance OF
which have given it success; but as the public is
| greatly interested in knowing the manner with
which it does its assigned wOrkthe same as we all
value tme-piece for its accuracy, rather than
from its internal machinery-we have only to call
attention to its practical uses and value. 1t is
claimed to possess every requisite to convenience
and economizing. 1t does every variety of work
with less amount of fuel-either wood or coal
than any other stove Itcarries on the various
roasting at one and the same time. 1t is pro.
vided with a large reservoir for hot water, and
water in the house any single hour in the year
and with no further trouble than keeping the res
ervoir supplied There is a warming closet for
plates and for ooked Dishes before serving
This closet is supplied from heat always wasted in
the ordinary stove. The great exactness with
which the castings are fitted, puts the heat in the
the hottest summer day, need be scarcely more
warm for the presence of the stove, if the proper
coverings are kept on while in winter, by giving
| the draft full play, the stove Will warm its own
and adjoining apartments. The nicely with which
| the heat is regulated is due in great measure to
the material with which the plates are lined. The
| importance of regulating the heat in all bakery
| operations, is well understood by every house
wife. Steadiness of temperature is everything
| What this stove may be made to do as baker,
will be better understood when we say that on
several test occasions it has baked two barrels of
| flour into excellent bread with a single frei An
| air tight cooking stove, such as this is, and the
| only one manufactured, must always have these
peculiar advantages. The fire is kept in the CRATE
all night. 1t ventiiates its fire box, there is
danger of the plates burning out 1t is the great
est heat saver in the world The heat on the top
| is saved by rack and cover, on which food
may mi be baked, fla irons heated, and a
! combination of excellencies was never
found in a stove before, and !. its in
| fuence on the CO o1ing the comfort, and even the
temper of civilization, can scarcely be exaggera-
ted. The testimonials in its favor, from ndividu-
ais of note, from leading scientific Journals, from
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even from persons of repute and influence in for
| egn lands, have been received by the manutactur-
| ers to the number of thousands. The manufactur-
| ers always take pleasure in exhibiting them to
those Interested but of course in this place they
| can only be referred to- We quote a single COM
| mendation from one whose fame as a man of sci
! ence and learning is worldwide; and from whom
| nothing but merit could have extorted the praise
he awards. DIR. NoTT, it will be recollected, was
in early life himself an experimenter in the con-
struction of stoves, and gave time and fortune to-
wards realizing his ideal of good stove. twill
Ias ms f4n was -
| important improvements have been made in the
| Stewart stove. But the venerable Doctor had be-
fore him practical acquaintance with its original
| principles:
UNION COLLEGE, Sept, IS, 1860.
This certifeS that Mr.. Stewards cooking stove has
for many years been successful in my family and
the longer it has been used the higher it has been APP
ance Recent and Very decided i mproVemens sag
gested by continual use been made in their stove
which the heat is equalized and the amount Of fuel
the fire Chamber by means Of Which the Volatile COM
bustbIe escaping in the smoke is consumed In one
conferred substantial benefit alike those whose
office it is to prepare the food and those whose
pil'-''' ~ 10 p' '''A' "' EEIPHT MOTT
OTHER MANUFACTURES BY FULLER, WARREN & co.
In passing through the immense warehouse of
the firm, the visitor will find many other novelties
| of cooking stoves, which more less favor
ties, and which are in demand by the trade; also,
parlor stoves of almost every variety, and stoves
I
| tories
THE OVEN RANGE. Ha.& ts.l ~
| The celebrated Warren Elevated Oven Range Is
awarded the credit of being perfection in baking,
| roasting, &C., &c. This is new article, and is
attracting wide attention and favor. 1t is manu-
featured only by Fuller, Warren g. Co., who are
the exclusive patentees.
The firm will introduce the present season the
Stewart Base Burner, and confident that it
will meet with cordial public favor. li..ij4 1855
4 THE MANUFACTURE OF HEATERS,
The Heater, for both WOOD and COAL, is of COM
have become necessity, while the luxury of
! warming private dwellings by single fire, and
securing uniform, healthy and pleasant heat in
every apartment, is everywhere appreciated. The
saving of fuel is immense, of course, the amount
of care and labor avoided is vast, and the safety
from s fire p By %sn Fp War early % Sag
spared no pains to supply it,. They are now manu-
featuring more Heaters, for both wood and coal,
than any other firm in the country. the sizes being
adapted to single rooms and parlors, dwellings.
| churches, court houses, banking houses, public
halls, and the largest public buildings. The prin-
clpa article in this line of the manufacture is their
new Revertible Hot Air Furnace, patented in No
vember 1864 One of its merits is its great smplci-
ty and easy management. A child may operate it
with perfect success and safety 1t is not liable to
get out of repair. Its heal is uniform, pleasant,
healthy. 1t consumes less fuel than any other
heater, and the supply of heat is wholly in the
control of those who use it.
The complete control which persons have of the
furnace, as regards its combustion, enables them
to dispense with all check drafts, ventators pipe
hampers, or any such contrivance for the purpose
I of controlling or holding the fire in check. In
this furnace, by the of the draft hampers only
there is at all times perfect control of the fire.
which cannot be said, to our knowledge, of any
other furnace now made, without the aid of some
! of the above mentioned contrvances, so that any
| person can take charge of this furnace, without
the liability of filling the house with gas 1t has
| never been known to leak gas. go.
The CRATE, in its arrangement, is so nicely bal
| anced that child can operate it with ease; it is
the most perfect and convenient CRATE ever put in
furnace, and is constructed that it can be half
md hn air,dnr oca
removed, and the CRATE brought back to its proper
| position.
/ The joints of the furnace are in such position
that the packing is not brought in contact with
any red-hot surfaces; consequentlylt is not neces
sary to have it taken down every year or two and
| repacked, on account of the cement being de-
/ Sroyed by the action of the fire. .4s. e..a g.4f.
| The demand for this furnace has become so
enormous that the firm have been obliged to ex
| tend their manufacturing facilities to meet it. We
have before printed list of persons and firms,
| churches, banking houses, manufactures, etc,
| etc, now using the furnace A reference to the
| list shows not only that many persons the
furnace, but also that it is used in nearly every
| part of the country. Testimonials from many dis
| tinguished persons who are using the furnace,
| and from scientific men in various parts of the
country, might be here given. But it is sufficient,
| perhaps, to say that the furnace has been long
enough before the country to be thoroughly test
ed. and that the orders for it have never been
great and SO pressing at the present time Full
ETC., are supplied solicitation, by the manufac
turers. Fuller, Warren 81 Co., Troy, New York,
or by their agents, SO State street, Chicago, ILL.,,
or rs River street, Cleveland, Ohio,
The principal houses and branches of Fullen
Warren d Co. are as follows: Il sf.g 7asr IS