The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-16

necessary"
. But isn't st a case of suicide?" asked
one of the crowd.
Certainly"
"And shouldn't you investigate the
causes which drove him to the rash act?"
81 know them alres tdy. He was a
clerk in a hardware stpre next to my
Office. LaEt summer he got charge of
the refrigerator department. A hundred
times did hear hi.A re peat:
"'A refrigerator? Certainly, ma'am;
step this way and be se:lted. Now, then,
our Peerless refrigerator is built entirely
on scientific principles This, as you
will observe, is the ice chest. The cold
current passes from Che ice down these
air pipes to the right, circulatesalongthe
racks, passes up through those pipes to
the lett, and escapes out Of that ventila-
tor in the end There is always con-
slant current of air, mot only preserving
the articles placed On the racks, but car
ryiHg the odor away. We guarantee
that you may place onions and butter
side by side for one week, and that one
wifi not taste of the other. Inside this
I zins; lining is a layer of charcoal two
| inches thick. Our refrigerator is cooler
with five pounds Of ice than any other
wit h twenty The circulation is on sci
! ent ific principles, as you will observe.
! No bellows are needed to create the cur
ren t. There are no cOgwheels to get out
, of order-no springs to giveway. Actual
experiments have demonstrated that
there is an actual saving of 80 pei, cent.
Io be
ON lvanized, as you will observe, and the
trh innings are Of the latest and best pat
tern 5. We sold these right along last
war, at SIS, but, having secured all the
hzrdu God lumber In the country, and
having a monopoly on the supply of ice
ina the Omitted States. we have decided to
pedlzce tine price to SEQ
Day after day for three mon tbs, and
E orrlets1aes five or six times a day, he re-
DeateoS this statement, y said the coroner.
land | knew that it was only q, question
,of time when the end would cG1ne. The
1st of October they chal tged him into the
coal stove, department., and ttsan, day af-
ter day, het-sang this song:
GA base burner? Certainty, ma am-
right this way. Presume you saw our
adverthseml mt last Sunday. The climax
in base burners has at last been reached.
( Here it is, ira amour Acme. Isn't it
/ a beauty? Everything, outside of the
/ CRATES and windows, made of solid
/ nickel and warranted not to turn black.
/ It's as handsome as "a painting, and lots
of people Rho can't afford piano are
buv1ng these stoves simply as a parlOr
ornament WHAT would our grand
! fathers and grand1nothers say if they
could step from their graves, and behold
| a picture hike this! We have ladies come
| in here and ask permission to sit down
! and criticise the stove as a wozk of art,
the same as they woulda piece.ot statu-
airy or a painting.
"'And now for the interior. This is
! the firepot, as you will see. As soon as
combustion takes place the hot air is
! drawn down through these fiucs, passes
! twice around the base, ascend TO raai-
ate around the top, passes over, the live
! fire to be Neheated, and finally escapes
! by the tfue when it has no further value
as heating power. Economical? That's
our strong point- ma szn. We claim that
this stove will hes1 four times the sur
| face with one ton of coal that any other
stove will with thEee. 1t feeds and reg
ulates itself Amy child can run it. No
gas can escape when the stove is closed.
All its parts are handy to.be got at, and
by no possibility can any accident occur.
| 1t lights a room so that no lamp rs
needed, saves enough in coal to buy all
your meat and potaGoes, and when not
IN use as a stove we lVavesa music box to
go inside of it.
poor fellowr' sighed the coroner, as
he bent over him in pity. These were
the songs he was compelled to sing to
earn his daily bread, AMI we who were
near him knew that the end must finally
come. 1t has come. He did not want
to live any longer, and none of US can
blame him. will turn the body over
to the undertaken. The jury could only
find that he died of broken heart. -
New York Sun.