Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-08
BURN COAL.
Lump, Nut or Slack--StOp the Smoke Nui-
Sa1ee.
Reduce Your Fuel Bills, Save Money and
Protect Your NeighbOrS

The Western Smoke Preventer Will DO
all this for comparatively little cost. The
device is simple, effective and satisfactory
in every respect, as is demonstrated by the
vast number now in use. You can supplant
gas with lump. nut or slack coal, and save
80 per cent in fuel, and at the same time
prevent ANNOYANCE to and protect the health
and property of your neighbors.
The preventer is readily adjusted to
plants of all descriptions in less than II
hours time, causes no damage to any part of
machinery, and is very easily operated. 1t
consists of a device that in operation forms
hydrogen gas which is distributed over the
fires in the furnace, causing as complete
combustion as the laws of nature will per-
nit, and prevents emission of smoke from
the stacks. See following testimonials:
CHICAGO. July IL, 1891.
c. F. jain. General Manager Western Smoke Pre-
yenter Company, Penn Building, Room 51
Pittsburg, Pa:
GENTLEMEN-In reply to your inquiry
of the 10Th inst, beg to say that this de-
partment has had occasion to inspect the
workings of your smoke preventer appara-
tus, in both stationary plants and railroad
locomotives, and in all instances its work
ings have been entirely satisfactory.
Yours truly,
CHARLES II. GEORGE,
Chief Tenement and Smoke Inspector
THE LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY,
PITTSBURG, Pa, July %, 1891.
Mr.. 9. F. jain. Manager Western Smoke Pre-
venter Company:
DEAR SIR-The Western Smoke Pre-
yenter which we have had attached 30 our
boilers for some time, we find very success
fuL 1t accomplishes all that was claimed
for it as a smoke consumer and does away
with the smoke nuisance. 1t also saves fuel
and improves the draught
We are very much pleased with it.
Very respectfully,
LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Jos. T. Nevin, Business Manager.
c. F. jain, Esq, Manager Western Smoke Pre-
venter, CITY:
DEAR SIR-We are pleased to say that
the smoke preventer placed by you to our
plant is very satisfactory, and entirely abol-
ishes all nuisance arising from large con-
sumption of coal
We are pleased to recommend it.
Yours respectfully,
DANzIGER & Co.
Mr.. c. F. Jahn, General Manager Western Smoke
Preventer Company, 5O6 Penn building, Pitts
burg. Pa:
DEAR SIR-I have examined the boilers
at the Leader Publishing Company, in COM
pany with Mr.. John w. Douglass your
city, late an assistant: boiler inspector for
Allegheny county, and find attached to
is successful in all that is claimed for it; in
creasing draught, diminishing cost of fuel by
the consumption of the smoke, and a steady
and intense heat is obtained. They have
used this device for nine weeks during
which, they assure me, it has been necessary
10 clean the tubes only twice. whilst pre-
viOuslv it was necessary to do so once day
when using coal The tirebed presented a
clear surface, so that the entire length was
visible. ! saw the fire made up with the
appliance cut of, when heavy black smoke |
came from the stack, but on opening the |
''Preventer" valve the dense smoke was
almost at once reduced to vapor; the draught |
increased to a wonderful extent, and the
heat accordingly.
l can with perfect confidence recommend
this Western Smoke Preventer" to all in
dividuals, firms or companies that are using
boilers. The ''Western Smoke Preventer''
can be applied without shutting down.
Yours respectfully,
r. NJ. LAYMAN,
Boiler Inspector Fidelity and Casualty
The Western Smoke Preventer mas also |
been successfully applied to the Penn |
building, Groetzinger's, Haworth & Dew
hurst, one Of Howe, Brown & Co. s pud- |
ding furnaces, the Pittsburg Junction Rail |
road and MANY other plants.
ANY inquiries received will have our |
prompt attention, and our solicitors will be |
glad at ali times to call and explain fully |
all details regarding our machine, and will |
also show interested parties plants where |
the burners can be seen in successful opera |
Tion. c. F. JAIN,
General Manager
Western Smoke Preventer Company,
Room SOC, Penn Building.
CHARLES II. MILLER, General Agent.