Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-31
,NHE STEWART PARLOK BA SE-BURN.
i ING STOVE.

oct l0-to MANY Voters.
,VHE STEWART PARLOR BA SE-BURN-
/ ING STOVE.
The increasing demand for q first class and
reliable base-burning aid self ioedlng stove
which has been pressing upon all stove dealers
so much of late, has induced the inventor and
manufacturers of the celebrated STEW All
STOVES to turn their attention IN that dlrec.
ton, and the result is the production of stove
which for beauty of design, economy IN the use
OF fuel, capacity for heating. and completeness
in all its operations, IS unsurpassed ny any
stove now in the market.
Amount the advantages claimed are:
Econo,nv IN the use of FucL-This stove being
designed to overcome tie great objection when
has been raised against most of tho self feeders
now in use, namely, the inordinate consump.
ton of fuel. The Stewart Parlor Base. Burner
being provided with brick lined fire pot and
complete gas burning arrangements, generstes
u steady and powerful heat. which by the use
of the draft damper is under perfect control, so
that the heat may be radated to suit the tenn
perature of the room and moderate or strong
degree Of heat thrown out as tho will or pleas
ure of the operator may desire, thereby secur.
ing saving of at least one third Of tho amount
Of fuel consumed In stoves when cannot Dc
thus controlled. .,
Cheerfu1ness-T stove is provided with
mica doors arranged just above tho tire box,
and encircling almost the entire body CT the
stove These doors sre nicely hinged 50 that
cleaned with tho utmost facility, and when the
fire Is burning steady and brilliant Ii 'umlna-
ton is produced, thereby securing cheerful.
ness and comfort equal to that OF an open CRATE
or hearth fire.
Cleanliness Being provided with u Patent
Reversible Crate, which is easily shaken or
dumped, and large ash drawer in the base Of
the stove no difficulty whatever is experienced
from the escape of cinders or ashes into tho
room while shaking or dumping the gra!e
|ooJ 1os thnr huon hmm I
has been found absolutely necessary to use only
the smallest size of coal, this stove has been 20
constructed with it's improved magazine and
CRATE that the larger sizes OF coal, ordinarily
burned in parlor stoves, may be usei with the
best results. This is an Important advantage,
rs the larger sized coal is purer and produces II
greater heat, and prevents tho waste arising
from 20 much fine fuel falling throughthe CRATE.
This stove is offered to the public with the
full belief that it contains better heating and
economizing features than any other base burn
or now in use. Persons desiring new stove
are requested TO give it thorough eXaminatlon
and satisfy themselves that it is the best. re
fer to the following persons who have the Stew
Loockerman, Mrs. Thomas Buns, I. D. Fond
all, esq.,, Burke & Herbert, City Post Oaiceand
others of our city-all of whom unite IN recon-
mending it..
l keep also on hand y full assortment Of
WOOD and COAL STOVES The celebrated
STEWART COOKING STOVE, with latest
imp1ovemen ts, of the different sizes, furnished.
All kinds of Repairing, Roofing and Plumb-
ing work executed in the best manner and with
dispatch at the lowest cash prices.
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