Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
Autites.
PATENTED
IMPROVED
PERFORATED FURNACE!
WITH
ARGAND RURNER.


ARGAND BURNER,
4 Complete Furnace for Wood or Coal Combined in
one, Without any Ch0Rge.
1t very gratifying that the claims originally set forth
four years since Tor this Furnace combined with the
Improved construction established by practice and
accepted by the Wen informed as true.
In numerous instances people have suffered from
and common furnaces until winter was dread
ed prison. and h-ve ouud relief in the Of the Per-
The truth my claims is also manifest in the fact that
other manufacturers using wrought to ex-
tent and lining cast iron with brick, TO render
eeptable wha scense and practics have clearly shown
to be 80 fatal TO health.
terms, and large OUTLAWS forecast iron furnaces, and their
army Ofagens, beginning to yield to what is taught
in our public cncOs and institutions of learning viz;
That carbonc oxide and suiphuroUs acid and carbOnic
acid are ali generated in burning coal; that they are
suhOcang and latl gases they will pass through
cast iron when At high tempcr#tnre-to use the words
Of Prot. Draper. Like through sieve
Our houses better in inany respects. the laws of
AMI more wdcy diffused but where IS the pbvsca en-
ergy to Keep with these 1'vancements? This is
answered By DR.. Hall, when he says die of bad
in their beautiful houses than from Inc exposlre Of nm
chinkeu cabins. The first and chief remedy for this
alarming deeeneracy in the pny OF the American
people, Is better means OF warming and ventilating.
Houses. culture wealth, would often be given in
exchange Tor health. so common with ancestors,
ana oe considered good bargain ,
Ter by an apparatus that will send the fatal gases up the
chimney instead OF into the room 10 destroy, will only
give back the rose to the check and vgor and elasticity
10 the physical organization
our summers are not long enough To counter-baance
the evil effects OF using common heating apparatus and
The people OF Buenos Ayres seemingly secure in the
most salubrous climate in the wor1, heard the voice of
God as plainly Moses did OF old when two years ago
2O0O OF her people were destroyed and scattered by the
pestilence which they themselves had made, and we
should clasp our children in our arms and rush into the
pure air could the poison by which are 50 often
surrounded in our homes.
CONSTRUCTION.
Especial attention is called to this BOtsand riyes
n t1,a
ton Of the fire will make the joints very imperfect in
short time No bolts or rivets are used in The IRE
faces and fire clay with ~ inches bearing on ire brick
are used in their stead each expanding and contracting
with uniform accuracy
Fire brick are used The same as in steel and cupoIa
furnaces, and with the same regard 10 strength and
durability.
The wrought iron pate forming the hues and radiat-
ors, and the pipes are made without seams, and held
'ecurely in place with no bolts or rives.
Experience has shown that fire clay and fire brick
holding each pipe and each plate separately the only
construction that admits OF perfect and durable joints,
from every Other piece of iron which exposed to the
WATER.
The air passes over from 10 to Is square feet of water
confined in cement reservoir. This water is hot
enough to produce steam. The warm air takes up the
invisible oxygen which constitutes OF the water and
carries up to the rooms the same OXhilirating and
Strengthening influence that the morning sun does when
converts the SO Of the dew into oxygen and hears
that Elixir OF Life to our blood constantly changing
the blood from the dark color to tie brilliant
crimson As this change is taking place the impurities
othe system, which this circulation takes up in the
blood, are thrown of, relieving the system Of what
would gradually produce disease and death.
God has created to feat through the crcuatoy organs
& si ~ ue rs We hummer Vi HIS an
The common boiling pan makes languid vapOr bath
~ Ol MUSES. di Me IL peCoes uiy GarIleS 10 our
tine water.
RADIATING SURFACE.
4 large radatng surface is important, that the heat
SSonts ~ h ~ i ~ S NM Sili more es-
Ali dealers in common furnaces claim this, The alb
snrdy OF which clam viii best be exhibited by refer
penSnce III me furnace business lie claimed to have
asIi biS cc IN M luIlaee o. any IN the
nm7szed lie c9ald not tell nor that OF ms largest,
In GO0 s,,ara i,,ct'o, a.. iti NV l.ISI ntu
negative; replied, MY smallest has Is 600 and my
Makers Of steam boilers find that assertio9s will moi
make irr Them sales or steam '''' ''O'o "'i iio'
Mechanical industry requires correct rules and a
just knowledge of the application OF them by those who
make and sell her machinery
1,<r.r, . ,.-.<,x
SO"A n NASON WITH n BOILER.
In n furnace the air takes tho rloce of ,rotor o5 to
the general principles are similar large 6oar u cn
struced on well improved plans is better Than small
one for economy darabiIity and mi and niio TiI
ply steam So of furnace and me CRITICISMS Of those
whose kaOtg1eige enables them to nudge and measure ac
rules and nrncihIes to The ~ t o aEse
TrNcTag ~, T,vr,
FIGTEsS m
TIL ES'
They from Is to So feet in length so that the flame
must aVe that distance before 1t gets out of the fur
mace
KNOWLEDGE versus IGNORANCE.
Numerous and accurate experiments bv ACCOMPLISHED
and!engntened men have shown that carbonicr nxiSe
and carbonc acid and supbnrons acid I1 genarat T.,
the burning of coal and Mi int The latter in a bnrnin
Of wOodJ will pass through at high tempert-
te, Aiu me sructors IN our schools are teaching
oud ,Io,,,enf oa,, ~ - "u u plupeI llst ulleHls
aIa cnencaa reagents, ana YET furnace makers and
that s t tieii Nun tnat hppant audacity
'O"Vo 1Ii0ll DuSIless'
PERFECTION OF COME USTION.
TIM narfeotio, Of t1,o t,,,,,;,,,, -, -, - -, -
seen m This fITT ace Ia he annreciotoJ T az i, ne
and clear against he Te-box Of IRE h I iS nLSnt
nnc & e soes no sooner than in the center to
The sides have the thickness of single fire brict, M
dead snacp is formed IN nreyent roSiatit no
make between the lining and ron hsn con nv aS s
mace is lined ''''N avn "'it =" '''i'inoi l"r-
- - -, -, -,
nv" ~ ~ ~ "A - NE n SlMA LII DIX LARGE
EIKE OK KEEP 1T.
Cover three-tourths of the crate with the waste and
ashes and make fire on the remainder When The
coal vel igniLed cover with two inches Of ashes and
for two DAYS in moderate 1yca6er it hue fG WI ast
tent IN. "'
The coal should he or 10 inches in dantb md bo t
as distinct rom the ashes on the crate as possible T
fire Will be annie to warm and yrntote Tho I,ansa
morning and evening for four DAYS in The sprng and eai
fall Such Ares should he resored IN in damn da Idg
in our hottest weather. and in cases Of sickness Of anV
Kind in mes of eyremen entail levers or Az
eases screen covered with thick ayer Of cotton baf
TO The furnace 50 that ali the air admitted shall mass
through the cotton. ''''
WHY The furnace holds the heat so long and vel
gives OFF the neat so quickly when the fire is starred
The brick walls and soap-stone surfaces, containing
Ie9te vii WI o and AZ i iaF' hs Su i wleh once
a iono nine S a." a., S ont no fl oNen
cI"srd 1S ines ma pIa1os III, .t MAJ W i piSdy
iTn,S last 70 Tho roCns s 500, ~ H., a @ i teSc
~ mon ie' w ' l ~ 60 e nv 10 Niiiuleu
GONEkNOR'
To enable those who use a furnace to keen uniform
fire have Governor winch alternately opens n cheek
and draft as the proper combustion IF the fuel re-
aure- each of which will shut rbt undpr ali ciTcIm
Stances and with perfect ease however much used and
oxydized by being IN Inc cear7n may he hy
the hand rom any room If deirahia ' ~ OPN ~
Coal should never be above cherry red heat for econ
op,y aud eertUeaess and The largest now a. air over he
siyfgreS ~ the fYnacp and 10 allow n, Tho iest ,t
tion 10 the fire and greatest urq5ly of The fnrnacc
This fact should he written in canTaI lafers vain
door of every furnace and become an ABS0I ITE ,nI
in the management This Coyernnr cortroIling tho
draft and check is necessary far mis- Tnln T. s ~ %
check that allows of no pus of gas through If inf "
the c AZ or ash pit doors into tRe cea % pr 0g
ana searching F ? u siIS'; OPINION.