Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01
HOW TO NEAIGEA SATALLOR LARGE
FIRE OR KEEP IT.

FIRE OR KEEP IT.
Cover three-ourths of the crate with the waste and
ashes and make fire the remainder When the
coal Is Wen igned cover with two inches Of ashes and
for two days in moderate weather without further at
tent IN.
The coal should be or 10 inches in depth and be kent
rs distinct rom the ashes on the crate possible This
lire Will be ample to warm and yentiate the house
morning and evening for four days the spring and early
tall sch fires should be resOred to in damp days even
IN our hottest weather, and in cases Of sickness Of any
eases screen covered with thick layer OF cotton bat
70 e utnace so that all the air admitted shall pass
WHY the Furnace holds the heat so long. and ye5
gives OH me neat so quickly when the fire is staried
1.-The brick walls and soap-stOne surfaces containing
heated, will retain and give of heat like a brick oven
long time after the fire is out, the ues properly
furnish heat to the rooms the fire is klnded
GOVERNOR.
To enable those who use a furnace to keep n uniform
fire, have Governor, winch alternately opens check
and DRAFT, the proper combustion Of the fnei re-
qures each ofwhch will shut tight under all clrcum
stances and with perfect ease, however much used
oXydzed by being in the cella3nd may be operated bv
the hand rom any room, if dsrable
Coal should be above cherry red heat for eeog
ORg and eesreaess and the largest flow OF air over the
surfaces Of the furnace, and to allow OF the least atfen
ton 10 the fire, and greatest dIFQbty of the furnace
This fact should be written in capital Letters overthe
door Of every furnace, and become an ABSOLUTE rule
n me management This Governor controlling the
DRAFT and check is necessary for this rule It the only
check that allows OF no pus Of through it into the
cellar or that back action which causes pus through
the feed or ash pit doors into the cellar ii gas in any
prevent from penetrating into the rooms SO subtle
and searching is its power,
PUBLIC OPINION.
It is admitted by all meet that these claims descrbc
just the furnace everybody wants.
That the ar-boX and entire inner surface of the fr
and hot air pipes should be more nerfect t4n ne
choicest room for the air which passes over and through
al enters the lungs and determines the future health Of
our families.
Is it beggary, peddling, or philanthropy TO canddlv
and respectfully ask the just and highest Consideration
Of these things in the construction Of our dweIiingsY
When will builders say to tier patrons cease
to believe that when they have placed kettle thew cal
a dome over crate and made numerous holes In the
walls Of the various apartments that all needu means
are then provided for heating and yentating
PRA CTICAL PRA WING THE BEST
Frederick Douglass said when he was slave in BaIu
more that he used to 90 down dark cellar and pray
three times day 10 God to give him liberty but Cod
pray with his legs. And men may pray for the rose 10
come back and blend with the lily on the checks OF their
wives, daughters and SONS and that bronchial affection
and hacking cough may not terminate in consumption
and death. And may pray that contagious and Desf-
lenha diseases may not seize upon bad blood made SO
by foul arr Bat their prayers will not be heard until
and money have placed within their own dwellings, and
begin TO use the means lie has provided for the best
Of all culture and happiness on earth.
To those who would provide Themselves with such a
same under the several letters paent1or lust e6ns
eration-thSse thoughts are respectfully submitted
Worcester, Mass, Sept 9th. 1872, dSt IS
notice.
JOHN j. O'NEIL respectfully informs friends and
the public that he has bought out the
PAINTING BUSINESS
lately carried on by Mr.. BowKER AZ Waldo st. where.
by close attention to business and moderate prices he
hopes to gain share ofpublic patronage.
Having sold my Painting Business to JonN j. o'NE1L,
one thoroughly competent for the business and would
solicit Tor him large share Of public patronage.
Worcester, Aug %, 1872. d8m' = % " N aa8i
TENO ROAD RACTORS-Proposal
are invited until Oct 18th at the office of George
HODGES, for building county road in the ncrthery part
Also for cutting down the HAYES Hill, so called.
fus ana SPecincsHons can be seen q the office Of O.
GEORGE HODGES seleetmen
CHAS. A. SIGOURNEY, Of
oxford, Sept, a. ls15. IS > DIV diw
A FTER A FEW WEEKS VACATION
a. n l. ~ Ks. D. II. PlNkHAM has reopened her rooms
Tor Dress and Cloak Making, in Lincoln House Block
entrance first door Maple st. where She will he bapp
to meet her friends and patrons DIFF 81
OF PARTNERSHTP.-
- The partnership heretofore existing under the Arm
name oLJoSEPH CHASE Y Co., IS dissolved by mutual
consent. All accounts will be settled at the Old stand
accounts. JOSEPH CHASE
FRED CHASE.
NEW PARTNERsHIP.
The subscribers have formed copartnership under the
arm name OF JOSEPH CHASE x Co. for the transaction
Of general grocery business the old stand No. $40
Main street JOSEPH CHASE.
-. d. DWINNELL.
Worcester. May G, 1877. du 81
FGyO HORSE OWNERS THE announce
Il ment made q short time since that those who /
wished horses shod with the GOODENOUNH SHOE, |
could be accommodated as the shop o. tue street Rail-
way Company. led to greater increase o. work than
coud we'll be attended with present facilities; there
fore an arrangement has been made between the Good
enough Horseshoe Company, and MIR. A. J. BEMIS 81
Market ST. whereby be will hereafter set the Good |
enough Shoes for all who wish them.
II. $. SEARLES
aust DIFF supt Street Railway.
HELP 0, HELP Come unto me, We
Ia helpless, and will give you help ;-FactoryheIp
store help office help stable help abodng help domes
tic hep,-tor workers wanting work sl come 10
ED. IRWIN, Employ Agent,
opposite Mechanics Hall,
who selects help without trouble to EMPLOYERS Wooden
and Cotton Mills supplied on receipt Of orders by letter
Terms 70 Employers ISL per head for adu help, one
hall IN advance Terms TO Workers mo charge Ii no
place vacant TO suit; there eash down in advance.
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