Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-04

son boilers which put up here and has been in use
ofe and durability to be in every respect sstsctoTy
and equal to the merits claimed for It.
Being satisfied that account of the above stated
advantages the Harrison Boiler is better adapted to this
country than any Other we shall not fail to recommend
in order to increase its in this part of the country
Please send ms your latest price list, and believe u.s.
{. ECKHARDT & SONS.
UNION SUGAR REFISERT,
CharlestOwn. Mass, Jan. q, 1863.
Sir: In my last communication to you In regard 10
your six fifty horse power steam boilers promised to
give you at future time the exact amount of saving in
pleased to be able to do so now. as kept a very
close and accurate of the fuel used from Decen-
her, 1861, to December 1865 TO compare your boilers
with the old ones, which we took out in September,
The amount of raw sugar we refined during that time
was larger than ever before. The steam pressure
always kept over hfty pounds, and were therefore
enabled to do work shorter time with the same
machinery and apparatus than. with our old steam boil
higher than 20 to 30 pounds
The actual saving in fuel during this time was l,OIl
Yours truly
GUSTAVUS A. JASPER.
Superintendent.
Germantown, Pa, May 8, 1869.
MT JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr.:
Dear Sir: In reply to your inquiry to opinion
of the Harrison Boiler" would say, that after three
years Of experience during which time IL has
single penny for repairs we find 1t in condition
as when we first started it, giving great satisfaction
ers and unhcsitatngly pronounce the Harrison supe
S sa an In a the 3ss boiler point
very 'rs skE SsSSRFS ;eeSSoK 4 CO..
Manufacturers of Hammers, Hatchets, Edge Tools, &C.
Philadelphia, Jan Q, 1858.
Mr.. JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr.:
Dear Sir: have received your favor of goth nit and
am happy to state that your boiler is perfectly satsfao
tory in all respects II only continues to work well
as does at present It to to be the perfection
of things believe that your boiler rather better in
point of economy than the locomotive tubular boilers
am also using OF which had great doubts when pur-
other boilers that have been acquainted with in the
dyness of its steam which to me of considerable ad
ing purposes There another popularity Of Your boiler
which have been unable heretofore to md in any other
viz: that Of burning wet fuel such tan spent dye
wood otc 1t does this in most satisfactory manner.
made the burning of heretofore much nuisance as
1t was to md way to get rid of otherwise Previous
pendent upon one boiler have driven twsYS Sorso
engine and done considerable of the boiling drying
by the sole OF ts materialsDent dyewOod-effecte
ing great saving and getting nd Of great nuisance
conclusion, l have forty five horse power boiler,
year ago offered $500 Il is in perfect or er and Viii
exchange with you or fty-horse similar to the one
have, and give you $500 cash besides.
remaini very respectfully,
DANIEL ALLEN.
Philadelphia, May 80 1871
Jos. HARRISON, Jr., ESQ.,:
how liked the ''Harrlson Boiler now working at nv
dye works Since writing that letter have had no cause
complaint but. the contrary, have dscerned soma
more valuable traits boiler For steam crying pur-
poses i is u1EeqGa ,n By any know oin Use The
quite an item in my business AS to economy Of fuel
endorse. would not use any other.
Yours truly,
(signed) DANIEL ALLEN.
Office Of Cheney Brothers Sak Manufacturing Co. J
South Manchester Ct, Sept. 81, 1858. Z
Mr.. JONI A. COLEMAN, Boston, Mass;
Dear Sir In answer to Your favor Of tho 18th INST in
fftY horse pOWol in constant for eighteen
months past and six others $50 and 45 horse power for
eight months past and that they have far given per
fuel Concerned think them preferable to either the
tubular or lue boiler and were we in want of more
power should by all means give them the preference.
very respectfully ySfIY' BROTHERS
NoTB.-see letter from Cheney Brothers, dated March
22d, 1871, on page Is.
once of f. O. Mptthie,ssn & Weicher, Sugar Refners)
IO6 Wall st., New York, May "a, 1869. :
JOHN A. COLEMAN, ESD, Boston
Dear Sir: In reply to your yesterdays favor we beg
to say that we did not authorize anybody to make un
On the contrary we are 50 well satisfied with them that
and shall always give them the preference
''i F. o. .. iATTHlEssEN & wEIcHER
Office of Wallace G Sons
Ansona, c., June II, 1870 (
JOHN A. COLEMAN, Agent, 40 Broadway New York:
In reply to inquiry as to how we are pleased with
spectfuly present fcs the result of careful ex
perimonts, made and continued weeks for the pur
over others we have now in use in Comparison wi h
first class tubular boiler IS inches in diameter contain.
ing ninety six ~ inch tubes IA feet long, the economy
ofiuel in favor of your boiler was as follows;
Tubular boiler, l0hours water 200 lbs coal
Harrison 10 $4,000 2,l25
One pound of coal in the Harrison evapnrang 29-lOO
pounds Of water against 6SlOO pounds eyaporated in
the Tubular by the same weight q coal the same time
than that from the Tubular er fact which we CON
slider much in its favor These facts having been demon
strated, speak sufficiently for themselves, without
further comment from Safety and economy are the
necessary adJuncts of steam boiler, and the man who
combine these to stand practical demonstration is
'''' man '''N fN'''' '' WALLACE SONS.
DoylestOwn Pa, July l, 1870,
MI neST Sir; The boiler is doing everything any one
could expect and great deal more than | expected
One and tons s OF coal Goa vii keep Il running
running day in and day out and have some left WedO
Ss Su S saws VI and JIG a 81
raiser, planning moulding. tenoning mortce, and four
other machines of different descriptions
@. FINNEY
South Manchester. Ct, March 49, 1871.
JOHN A. COLEMAN, Agent Harrison Boiler No. ITO
Dear Sir In reply to your favor of the 2lst instant
inqurng present opinion of the Harrison boiler we
We now have seven Harrison Boilers making tour nun,
dred and y horse ana we steam and
most economical in fuel for the quantity OF steam they
II IL now over five years since the first boiler was put
in has been constant use since anu we have had no
trouble all about leaky joints was Tested lev weeks
since by the State lnspec'olS' "u iePor'eu |sV as
drum. .,o. If ,vo reou,red mara ro,,o- MN
Ga an Sy means ave the Hafrson the preference
Witch we consider the best recommendation We could
give. Yours "u'' cuENFv pporurps
Germantown, Pa, April &c, 1871.
Mr. JOSEPH HARRISON, DR.:
Dear sir: You ask us our opinion of your Harrison
Boiler We would say in reply that we have had one in
n We have used tile Cylinder Tubular and Flue boilers
but the Harrison boiler surpasses them all IN safety and
economy. Although have used II for hve years,
can get up steam quickly now s when We nrst started
It, and this goes 70 prove that the ooeT Is clean
to be one OF the best steam generators now In use
Your r5t Tes ggfEeLsoEE& CO..
Edge Tool Manufacturers,
Armat st., Germantown.
philadelphia, Feb l. ls7l.u
I9sLpHs a.. have had your boiler in use for nearly
four years. take pleasure In saying that 1t has given
sntre satisfaction No repairs have been required during
hat PERIOD and in point Of safety believe ii TO be ali
you Yours respectfully,
Flint Glass Works, Sutherland ave-
JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr., ESD ' - '0'i'
Dear Sir: The boiler bought OF YOU in 1856 has bean
Is when rst set up From experience we can consTm
what have heretofore expressed as to its economy IN
lso its durability The boiler having given ~ nersec
in all respects during this period We can
,est boiler known. w
Yours truly
LEATHE & GORE
Manufacturers ofSteam Refined SOAP
TS commercial st., Portland, Me.
sll Broadway, New York, May "a. 1871.
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