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PETER W. NAGLE,WILLIAM H. SHICK,HENRY C. POSEY,

OFFICE AND FOUNr>IlY :

Canal Street, below Chestnut Street,

READING, PA.

ELIJAH BULL,WILLIAM M. STAUFER,

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B. F. OwEx, Book axd Jub Pkintek, olo Court Street, Readixi:, Pa.

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llial marks llic (iist ilnadf <if' our cxisl-

liicc as a miiiuiCactiiiiiii; firm

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with tliatikt'uliicss inr tlic very lilicial ]ialriiiiag(' cxti'iidcd

III us (luring the past, ami I'l'spccttiillv siilicit for tlic future a <-oiitiiiuancc ami iiicrotiso of

till' same, assuriiiLr vnu ilial \vr liav<' coiiimcnc'cil llic new vrar willi a ik'tci'miiiation to

lUfcl tjic wants and contidi'iicc of all who may tiivor us willi their orders.

It has been our aim in the past to present to you (luriiif;; each succeediti}^ year a

line of stoves, itc. new and varied, and from the increase' of your patrmiaiî' we feel

salislied tliitl we have hei-u eminently sueeessiid in ineetin<^ the wants of the trade.

IJy eomparinj; this eatalo;.rue with our liirnier i.ssues, vou will lind that we have in-

eivased our assortment ot' desirable goods to such an extent that we aie aide to sujiply

the trade with a line of wares siirjui-t.iiil hij iioiir mid vqwdrd hij (nr i>j our com/irlitur^ in

the stove trade.

\\'e lall speeial allenlion to the Li^jhthouse Cook, Cadet Cook, Sunshine Douhh' and

.-îniile ( )ven Itannc, l-'hira lianire. Clarion Range, Ingleside i open lire) heating-stove, the

.\nchiir .^liive and i'arloi' Heater, the Iris and .Ktna, as being among <iur latest improve-

ments, and all slrietlv fn-sl-ela.<s articles.

(Inr aim in the iiilure will be to raise our work to a much liiLdier standard of ex-

cellence than in ihe past, and to this end very parlii'Mlar attention will be jiai<l l<i lir-il-

(•/'/.« miiiintiiKj, that department having been—as tiie other divisions of business art—placed

under till' supervision of a mend)er of the (irm, who will give it his special attention

aii<l endeavor to correct any faults that may be found in his depailment. \\'e can, there-

fore, guarantee satisfaction to all who mav liivor us with their orders.

The high standard of our castings will be maintained, they being made of the iiest

ipiality III' A Xii. I Iron, and for fineness of liidsh eaun<it be excelled.

Jieing locate<l in the heart of tlic iron manufacturing district of I'ennsvlvauia, and

near tlii' anthracite coal-fields, our facilities fi)i- selecting the best brands <if iron, and best

<|uality of coal, ai-e unsurj)a.-^sed. We can a.^sure you also that our prices will at all

times bi' a.s low as any other resj)cctable mainifa<-tui'ing firm in our line of trade, ijualitv

of goods compared.

To all those who have not liivured us with their orders, we would say we hope you

will examine our wares, and compare same with other goods in the market, before ])ur-

cha-sing your fall stock.

It is very desirable that <irders should be sent in early, in older ti> insure promjit

attention as well as to si'cure lowest rates of transportation.

Hoping to receive your ordei-s soon, we are

Yours, &r., trulv.

May LJth, 1S7(J.()1M{, p.vixTKU cV ro.

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TERMS:Cash, except by special agreement.

All goods not inarkiil net are suhject to ])er cent, discount ; excepting, however,

Sinks and other plumbers' goods, Registers, Hot-air Dani])ers, Sterling FuriKU'cs and

Ranges, Exeelsior Peuu Ranges, and Log and Cireulating JJoilei-s.

All goods marked net are not subject to any reiluetion except cash discount.

Registers and Hot-air Dampers, pages (>!(, 711, 71, 7o, are subject to special discounts.

Sterling Ranges and Furnaces subject to j)er cent, discount.

Sinks, Traps, Pipe, etc., page 7(), subject to j)er cent, tliscount.

All claims for abatement, from any cause whatever, must be made on receipt of goods.

In no instance will time on sales be exteu(k'd i)eyond ninety days.

All bills tor repairs, net cash at the following rates: Heavy grates, 41 cents per lb.,

ordinary castings, 6 cents per lb., and light castings, 8 cents j)cr lb.

15ills of le,ss than $2.5.00 during any current month to be nt-t cash, willijut any

(liscount.

A special discount of 5 per cent, will be made on all bills for prompt pavment

within 30 days from date of jmrchase, believing that it is to the interest of both buyer

and seller to have short settlements.

As our wares are tatkntki), they must not be used as patterns to ca.st from.

Any person infringing .said ])atcnt.s will bj promptly prosecuted according to law.

Bfey" Be very particular in ordering goods to designate plaiidy what is wanted, so that

niistaki's may not occur in shii>ping; also state by what line you desire goods sent.

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LIGHTHOUSE COOK.Patented June ist, 1876.

WITH ILLUMINATED FRONT, AND SHAKING OR BASKET GRATE.

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Si/.K OF Ovens in Inches.

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EXCELSIOR PENN COOK.Patented March ;

WITH SLIDING FIRE-DOORS ANJ EXTENDED FIRE-BOX.

K**:)!!!' Sijês. Price Tjist, p;iij:e ©S.

SizK OK ()vi:xs ix In<iii;s.

No. f),

No. <), lor \V()(i(l,

20', .X KiJ X lli'.

22; X isi X 135

No. 8,

9.

24 f X 20 i X 14.5

265 X 22! X 1")',

firf-placc 21] in. long. I No. S, lor wood, - flrc-placc 24 in. long.

Duriiii;' tiic \n\>{ yrar, in orilcr to nuti thr wants of a largr nnnilicr of onr cnstonicr.s, we

have placrij sliding tire-iloois on the Kxcel.sior Fenn : the icsult in .sales has been (|nite hevond

our exi)eetations, as our trade has very niat;'riallv inii'eased upon them .sinee we made the

change. In ordering repairs, please hear in mind tiiat the fire-doors, front, and ash-]iil or

hearlli, are alone aH'eeted hy the changing of the doors; you should, therefore, he jiarticnlar

and mention whether swinging or sliding-doors when ordering aliove-named ])lates.

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EXCELSIOR PENN COOK,

WITH JOHN DAVIS' PATENT WATER-BACK.

T\s'o Sizes^. Price Iji:^t, paiê B;J.

No. 8, .îzc lit' (ivrn ill inclirs,

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1^4; X 201 X 14S

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I'"(ii' particulars, a]i|il\- to

ORR, PAINTER & CO.,

Reading, Pa.

Oi JOHN DAVIS,

Wilkes-Baire, Pa.

Patent Wate''-back, for Stoves and Ranges.

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EXCELSIOR PENN COOK AND HEATER,

Patented by Samuel Blue, Jan. 31st, 1871

One Siy.e,— X'o. ^. I*i'ife Iji.-^t, )>aix*^ H^—

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liy this usi'i'ul iiivvnlion tjic rust of an adililiunal iire can be savrcl l)v a vitv small

ailditioual cxijinsc in jnirchasinjr tlic "Conk ami llratrr," and will iiisiii-c comt'Di-t in (inc

111- niure rooms besides the one in wliicli the stove is phiced. Thi' hrat will br ]nii<' and

wliolesome; uo gases or impurities ean enter the heating-pipe.

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MORNING LIGHT COOK,

Patented April 1st, 1869

WITH SLIDING OR SWINGING FIRE-DOORS AND EXTENDED FIRE-BOX.

Foiiv Siv.cr^. I'l-ice Lif-il, i):ii;:<- -'-:.

Si/.i: oi' ()vi;ns in Ixriiios.

No. 1;.

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No. s, 241 X 2(1} X HS- 2(;i X 22:! X l^M

No. (i, lor woocl. - lire-]i]ari' '21] iu. lonii-.

This .-tovc lias lii'oonie very imirh of a 'avoriti- within the ]:ast i'cw yi'ars, with the

y.imv (ut-( IF lines as iisid in Ihc LiLihthoiix' and ]'>xci'lsior I'onn ; it is a tirst-rla.-s haki r;

thr ovon is viTV lariji , as vou will jirrciixi.' Iiy ilic >v/.r •j.ixi-ii ahov •: it lias a i-liasti.'

(k'siun, heavy covris and cios^s-pifccs, ami with sliiliiii:- or ^ttinl:in:i fiiv-iloors.

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OLIVE BRANCH COOK.

Patented July ist, 1870.

WITH SLIDING OR SWINGING FIRE-DOORS AND EXTENDED FIRE-BOX.

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SiZH Ol' OVKNS IN IncIIDS.

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The Olive Rniiicli ( 'ouk camiot fail to conmiand in the futiirc, as it lias in the past, a

viiy laij^c sale ; it is a (In a]i, tirst-dass eiiok-stove, made ix])n.s,^ly to iiicct tlif wants ot'

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lar<ri' proportion of the trade; it is what is termed a redtieed-size stove, hut you will ohserve

hy size of oven, given above, that it is as large as many of tiie so-railed fu/l-slze dovex of (he

market ; coven? and cross-pieces extra lieavy.

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SiZK liF FlRE-CIIAMHi:!; IN IN( HE.S.

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Xo. s,

ir,i X 21 X 101

]Kl X !)] X 101

Tlir Ail\;iiii-c is an ixtra luavy stuvc, witli a laruc lii\'-liiix, iiuuli' i'X|ircssly fur hufiiiuLr

coal. It i.< jiartirularly aila|it 'd to tlir loiniiiix i'-';iions, ami works ri|ually wrll with authra-rito of liilmnillolis cual.

It has b:'iMi iiroilurod witli tzi-cat i/aiv. wiiii a b/autiful ilesii,rii, and iinin-ovi'd tait-ott' fine

whirh can b,/ clcan<'d cithci- at the liack or in thi> nid .stylo under the grate. The dii.st fine is

an iiii[)rovenieiit whirli r( iimvcs all objectiim to tiiis <dass of stoves beiuir unti<lv.

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PROGRESS COOK.

Patented June 2d, 1874

FOR BUKNIKC ANTIIUACHI; 01; niTl .MINors COAL

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81 ZK or Ovi:ns in I NCIIKS.

No. 7,

8,

No. 7,

SizK OF Fii!i:-(h.\:mi;i:i: in Inciii;:

14 X l!l! X 101

1.")] X 21 X 10;

17] X 1» X !i]

1«] X !l] X 101

'i"lu> I'lTigros-i i.< OIK' of tlip iiio.<t Jiltniclivc !o\v-lu:nlli <'oiiU->tov<.< in the iiKirUct, withlarjrc oven, extra heavy covers and cross-ijiece.-^, (Iiist-fiiie and Imck-fhic (i|K'iiini;s, n .<iipi r'uir

baker, aud perfect favorite witli luiner.s.

fiferEVERY STONK \vai;i;anted.~«

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EMERALD COMPLETE COOK.

Patented June l6th, 1869

FOi; r,ri;MN(i ANTIIKACITK ol! rJTl'iMlXOrs COAL.

M'liree t^îsês, IPrice Li.st, paije >^3.

81ZE OF OVEX.'i IN Ixt'ilES.

7,

11; X 15^ X !)1

131 X 17i X 9^

14; X V.V: X 103

The Eiiicralil lias Ix'ciiiiii' (|uitr a iiivorilc within the last few wars, and it is certainly

cutitlccl to i'aviii-, as it C(inil)iiH's all tlu' tiaturcs necessary to coniplete a snperior stove of this

class— larLie oven, heavy cross ]iieces ami covers, either (Irop or closed jirates, to suit the wants

of eiistoMiers, feeder door, ( laliorate d(>i;:n, and jiroportion not ixcelled ; as a liaker it is

scarcely e(|naled hv anv stipv<' in the market.

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CADET COOK.

FOi; IIAKI) COAL OR Wool).

'X'hree Sizes. Price Xji.-st, iiage 83.

Size <if lidltciiii ovfn-|>la(c.

No. 7, - - 14 X l(i

8, - - - l(i X l.S

0, - - l.S X 20

Sizio OF OvDNs IN In(iii:s.

Si/.i' of ovt'ii-slido.

No. 7, - - 10 X 14

S, - - - 12 X 1(>

!l, - - 14 X IS

Iliiirlil (if oven.

No. 7, - 10 iiiclic.-

8, - - 101 "

9, - 10^ "

Tlu' Cadet lia.s hicii iirodiiccd to meet tlic wants of the trade for a vcrv cliiaii conk-stove;

by examining tlic .style and price oltliis slove, you will find in it fvcrytliing that is desirable;

we have no hesitancy in sayinir tiiat il is the best arranged stove ol' its class in tiie market to-

<iay,—with a chaste design, illiiniinated front, clinkerless grate, nickel knoi)s and heavy covers

and cro.ss-pieces, and muiinleil tirst-class; it cannot i'ail to please those in want ol'a very cheap

cook ; it i.s not surpassed as a baker even by stoves that cost four times as niucji.

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CADET LIGHT-COAL COOK,

FOR 11 AIM) OK SOFT COAL.

Tiiree iSizes. Pi-ice Lisl, page 83.

Si/.i: OK OvKX i\ Inciiks.

Sizi' of hottoiu OVL'II plates. | .Size of oven-slide.

X>|. 7, - - U X 1(1,

No. 7, - - 10 X 14

Ifi X 18

l.S X 2(1 !l.

12 X k;

14 X l.S

Ileit^lit of oven.

Nil. 7, - 10 iliclu'>.

101

Tlio ('iuU't, a.s .^lidwii aliDVt', (IiHer.< fnnii the one on iirccciliiiir l)ai.'<' (iiily in tlif front,

h:ivin>r an open or fecder-rront conveniently arratiLêil for luirninLr -ôft, or even hard coal ; it

eontain.s the same clinkerle.-i.-; .<Iiaking and diinipiiiL'- jrrate, ilhnninated front, and swinL^nL' a.-h-

pit cover, i.s fiuL-ihed in fir.-;t cla.ss style with nickel knoh.s, and in fact i.< one of the nio.-t de.<ir-

al)le cheap stovc.< ever offered to the trade.

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THE SUNSHINE RANGE.

HOT GLOSETf

We feel justly proud that Ave are able to present to your notice the Siimhine, confident

that it is at tlie head of its ela.s.s, and cannot I'ail to please the most fastidious. We give

lielow a few points of excellence found in this range: It is constructed with a shcct-fliii:

iiassiui; down onc> end under the bottom ami u|i the back, ami is so constructi'il as to apply the

heat to all the b(>ilcrs at the .same time by the use of a single ihimper, which answers also for

scndin'4 the heat around the oven or direct to the smoke-pipe. The-fire box is large, has a

(himpin;:' and shaking grate which is opL'n in front for the jmrpos.' df cleaning out clinkers, &v.;

lias also a sifting gi'ate whicii shakes an<l dumps, with an ash-(h-awer underneath. It has a

shr/f -At one end of the toji, whicli is hung uiioii hinges to drop down, and thereliy have it out

ol' the way when not in use. The fin-dmir at the end of the tirediox is in one jiiece, with a

>hnri inside dodi' al tin' lower part, which can lie open if desireil, and is hung and swings with

the main dodr.

Till'; I'lI'lvCoJ.LAI! IS iMoVAl'.LE

and i"in be phn-id oii the liaek or lop iif tli rangi', which will h f iiiml to he vei-y convenieni,

as in iiiaii\' cases the |iipe-leil,' |ci chimney is jilac;'d in the liredioard.

Till': END HEAUTII IS ]'( )i; TA I'.LR

This is a feature that is much :idmir<'d, as in many ea<i's it is found thai the range with sta-

tionary hearth is (ilijectionalile on account ol' the length, being too long to lie placed in the

available space; in the Siiii.<li!iir thr hnn-th run he thiiiclnd without desi roving the jiroportion

(if the range.

THE DUST-FLl'E IS A SPECI.VL FEATURE IN THE SUNSHINE.

r,v pushine- the dust-damper handle at the hack of the fire-place Inward, it opens the dust-ilue,

and will prevent the annoyance from dust when raking the fire, an objectionablo feature in all

(ither ranges of this class; it can be used to advantage also in checking the fire, as when the

Hue is open the air will take a backward course, instead of through the fire, when not raking

till' fire, and when a good draft is desired, <lraw the damper handle out until you can see the

word " shut" upon it.

I)i'ii/rfs sjuiiilil hr fiirrfii/ ill r.rjilii'iin iiij Ihi-t jioitil 1o tin ir riishimers.

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SUNSHINE RANGE, WITH HOT CLOSET.

Patented 1876.

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Thi-ec ?îy:e?<. I'lico Iî^^t, j>;t<4e >^3.

SIX r.dlLKi; HOLES. FOR ANY KIND OF COAL OR WOOD.

Size of 0\ i;ns in Inciiks.

No. 7, 1() X IC) X 10 in. liitrliI

No. s, l.S x is x 11 in. hiîh|No. 1), •_>() x 20 x 12 in. lii>:li

Si/.i: oi' W.\u.Mi.\(;-ci.o.-<ins in 1n( ni;s.

No. 7, IS X l.S x (IJ in. Iii,>;li|No. «, 20 x 20 x 7 in. liigli

|No. it, 22 x 22 x 7] in. hij^^li

A new, first-class Range, with hot ch).sot, swinging sliclf, portable

hearth, illmiiinatcd front, clinkcrlc.-^.s grate, dust-flue and sifter grate,

polished edges on top, niiihlle and lower bottom, swinging shelf and

hearth, first-rlass titling, nickel-plated knobs and tin-lined doors, with

or without water-front coil.

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i'l READING STOVE AND HOLLOW WARE WORKS.

SUNSHINE HOT-CLOSET RANGE.

WITH KESEin'OIK ATTACHMENT.

Till' rut (HI tlic [ircciMlini; pa^v rupRseiits the Sunshink K.Wiii-: witli hut c-losct, t(i wliic-li

is attai'lu'd

BUSSEY'.S PATENT lUON-CLAD EOW COPPER RESEKVoIl!,

wliicli i.^ :ickiiu\vlc'(lL:r(I anmiit;' stove i:i:uiiifactiirei-s to be tlie best in tlie market. It presents

tile liilliiuiiii; ailvaiitai;'es iiver ail otlier ((iristnietioiis, nanielv:—

1st. Nil lieat is taken away I'reiii the nvi'ii In heal the reservoir.

2il. There is no Hue arouml the reservoir—such lliii^s are lialile to elo:^- up—and for all

kinds ol' fuel, especially soft coal, the Iron-cIad is llie onlv praelira! arrangement.

:id. The heat l)ei]l^ eoiitined to the ordinary lines, a Plain or Ues, 'rvoir KaiiLie will wiu'k

C'lpially Well, which is not always the case wlicr.' the Hue is carried in a easiiiii' laway from the

oven) to heat the reservoir.

4th. As the line tills tlie entire easing, a larger reservoir can lie placed in the .same .sized

Range than in any other construction.

Tith. By eoni|iaring the Iiaking i|iialities of I'laiu and Reservoir Ranges, it will lie found

that there is no pereeptilile difti'reiice in their opei'ations.

(itii. The reservoir, lieing jiroteeted at all exposed points hy cast-iron plates, will last as

long as the Range without rejiairing.

7tli. The reservoir is heated liy ilireet drafi, and eijually well when Range is used tiir

hakinii'.

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SUNSHINE RANGES, WITH HOT CLOSETAND "LOW OOPPER RESERVOIR."

3gfy^|||i^^^^î=?;|^,^

1

6 'li ""flb^^^^^^'?

T'wro Sizes. Price Tjifst, page 83.

SIX I'.Oll.KIMIoLKS. F()K AW KIND OF COAL OT! WOOD.

tSl/.i; OF OVKNS IN I.NCIIIO.S.

l.S X IS X 11 ill. hiirhI

No. !l, - - - '20 x "iO x 12 in. lii-li

Si/i-: (IF W.\i;-MIN(;-(i,(isi;t.-; i.\ I.\( iii:s.

20 X 20 X 7 ill. high|No. !t, - - - 22 x 22 x 71 in. liigh

C'.VI'.VtlTY OF liESEI!V01l;.-<.

30 qt.*.I

No. 9, :]', ,,is.

^^'itll linl clo.sct, f<\viii,i;nig .shelf, jxirtahle heai'tli, illimiinated front,

clinkerless grate, dust-flue, .sifter grate and I)1'ssp:y's Patent Low Coim'KK

Reservoir, polislied etlges on tn]i, middle and lower liottom, hearth and

swing shelf, lirst-rlass titting, nickel knobs and tindined oven-doors, witii or

without water-front.

No. 8.

No. 8,

No. 8,

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THE FLORA RANGE.

PLEASE EXAMINE THIS RANGE IN AI>L ITS TARTS—LAK(;E OA'EN ANDCOOKING-SUKFAC'E.

Tlic FI(ira is csjucinlly ailaptrd tn the use ni' parties wIki lU'sirr a stove willi hirê cdokiin;-

siirl'acc ami < a]ia(iiius (ivcii.

It is (.oustnicti'd with reffiviicc to t'cdiKiiiiy in tlie i/(insuinptiiin nt' I'ucl, witli Florv's patent

reviilviiig grate, the most lU'siraMe invention in the market lor treeing thi' tire of einili'rs and

ashes; a fire ouce kiudled cau be eoutinued for an iniK'tiniti' time, as the acenniuiation of un-

hiirut substauees cau be ground fine and thrown into tlie ashdrawer, tiius saving a Lireat

quautity of coal that is kist when fires are rekindhMl.

The flues are made very hirge, in orch'r to insure perfeet operation in any ordinarv ih-aft,

and in (U'ller to ecpiali/A' the lieat thi'oughout the oven the top oven phite is eovereil with

)daster, wliieh tiniroughly i)revents the extreme radiation of heat in the top of the oven, wliih/

tlie bottom is treated iu like manner to jirevent the heat striking downward,—that the foree

of the heat may be expended against the bottom oven-plate; by this condiination of improve-

ments we have lieeu alile to j)ro(luee a range that ivi/l do more irark ivilli llir Kami' (iiuoiuil of

furl iliiin (1111/ villi r nimji: that .<f(iiiils In tlir iiKirkcl lo-daij;

»y/o;( tills ire drfij ciiiiijii tillaii. The

baek part of oven is supplied with a tin refleetor ; front oven-doors have registers plaeed iu

them, for veutilatiug the oven while baking and roasting, whieh is an admirable arrangement.

A cast-iron water-back, with large capacity, will be f'uruished wheu desired and can be

ajiplied to any of the rauges by merely removing two ])ieces of brick lining.

We say to our customers with all sincerity (after using one of the No. 8 Floras for about

three mouths) that it is a perfect stove iu every rcsj)ect.

jg^ÊVERY RANGE WARRANTED.-©a

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READING STOVE AND HOLLOW WARE WORKS

FLORA RANGE.WITH i:xti;a i.Aii(;H sizio ovkn.

Patented 1876.

FOR WOOD OR COA]..

Ni). 7 lm.< 4 Ki). 7 and 2 Xu. « lioiler-hok-s.|No. 8 has 4 No. » ami 2 No. D l)'jilcr-holc.<.

SiZK OF OvKNs IN Inciii:.-<.

No. (,

No. 7,

17', X 17; X 121I

No. 8,

Hizio oi' Tors IX Inchf.s.2")

.-c 33 J inchfsINo. 8, -

lili X 11)1 X 13^

2S X 37^ iiiclu's

The Flora is the most con)j)loto Iaii,'c-()vcn range ever made. It is mounted in iirst-elass

style, with ground dooi-s, nickel knobs, sheet-iron ash-pan, ]ilaster-line(l to]) oven-|)Iates andbottoms, ventilated ovens, water-back when desired, ami Fiory's ( 'ilebrated I'atent RevolvingOrate, tlie most complete arrangement tor cleaning the tire that has ever been ofi'ereil. Withthis range we challengi! the entire trade.

flfe^-EVERY RANGE WARRANTED.-^Sa

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SUNSHINE SINGLE OVEN RANGE.

Patented 1876.

Three Sizes. Price Litst, page 83.

SIX BOILER-HOLES.

Size of Ovioxs in Inches.

No. 7, IG X Iti X 111 ill. highI

No. .S, IS X l.S X 11 iu. high|No. !), 20 x 20 x 12 in. high

The SuiisliiiR" Single Oven i.s a new, fiivt-cla.«s range, witli ilhuninated front, rlinkerU'.-iS

grate, exteu.siou .'^helf, portable hearth ami (Ui.^t-flue, inounted in superb .style witli grDUiid

(looi-s, iiickel-phiteil knobs, tin-liued door.s, and polished to]), boltoiu, extension shelf and

hearth. Will please any one who desires a strietly firstrclass range. A.s a baker it cannot !.)e

excelled.

J8e=ÊVERY RANGE WARRANTED.-^Sa

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CLARION RANGE.WITH OK WITHOUT POLISHED EDGES ON TOP AND I'.OT'roM

No. 6,

'Plireci Sisses. Frioe List, pas© S3.

FIVE BOILER-HOLES.

SizK oi- Oven in Ixciiks.

131 X 13J X 10I

No. 7, - !(!! X IT) x 10}|No. 8, 18! X 17 X 11.

The Clarion is a new range, and l)y far the fiiie.st of its clas.-s in tlu' market ; it einl)race.-i all

the latent iniproveineuts, and at the .<aine time i.< so eheap that it is witliiii reaeh of any onedesiring a five-hole range. Among the attractions are the following, namely: Illuminate<l

end au<l front, elinkerless grate, large oven, tin-lined doors, nickel knobs an<l wide hearth.Please examine the Cl.vhion, ami we feel ])ositive tiiat you will be so well plea-sed with it

that you will desire the exclusive sale in your territory.

fier-EVERY RANCJE WARRANTED,

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28

N.K G,

Nu. 7,

No. s,

READING STOVE AND HOLLOWWARE WORKS.

KEYSTONE PORTABLE RANGE

Pattern of 1867.

Three Sizes. I'ric-e Ijiwt, page Q'.i.

FIVE BOILER-HOLES.

81ZE OK OVKN IN IncHE:^.

10:1 X 15 X lOJ

l.S] X 17 X 11

Tlii.< new anil lieautiful raiiL'e has met with irreat succe.*.< since it has hern inticiilni-ed. We

can sav tV(ini experience tiiat it lias no supei'idi- in Wdi'kinu' i|nalities.

With till' I )il(iri/ril iiiji it nai hf tisfd to sti in lirick-irarl:, innk'uuj <i I'cnj divlnih/r Kilfliriirr.

We also nianufaetiire water-liaeks for Nos. 7 and !^. In ordering please state i)att(rn

ol' l.S(J7.

8@-EVERY RANOE WARPvANTED. "©a

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KEYSTONE PORTABLE RANGE.Pattern of 1872.

'L"lii'<-<' h~iy.e!s. rrioe LisI, pagu Sr$.

FlVr: I'.OILKR-HOLES,

Si/.i: OK OvicNs IN Inciiks.

No. 0, - 13; X 131 X 10I

No. 7, - H;] x ]•') x lOH >'"• •*^. - 1.^:1x17x11

Tlio objoctiou to till' iiiirrow luartii of tiu' porUililc laiijri- i.- l)_v tlii.s one entirely i-enioved.

Till- hearth i.< extendeil ironi five to six inehe.-:, on th,' ditleivnt size.s, tiiereby niakiiiir it avail-

able a.'^ a ])laee to .<et ])ot.~ and pan.-: u|ion. Witii a dee]) a.<h-i)it and enJarL'ed to]>, the Key-

stoni' of 1!S72 i.s a great favorite. Watir-baek f\irni.-ihe(l for No.'^. 7 and 8.

BferKVKKY K.\N(;K \VAIMtANTED.-i©B

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BEAUTY PORTABLE RANGE.

'I'hi'ee Sixe.s r*rife Iî.-^t, p:i:^t* >-< t.

FIVE BOILEIMIOLKS.

8lZE OF OVKNS IN InCIIES.

No. 0, \:)l X ISA X 10

l(i^ X 15 X Knl.S; X 17 X 11

A new Portal)li' R;inyc with five cookiiig-lii)I..s, wide lieartli, l:irii;e oven, sid.^ ilraft, in'au-

tit'ul design and prdjuirtiDU, and a superior baker.

Water-baeks furnished for Nos. 7 and 8.

fi^'EVEUY RANGE WARRANTED, via

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IVY PORTABLE RANGE.

'I'hree Sizes, l^rico List, i>a';e H-i.

FiVK i!()iLi:i;-ii()Li:s.

Size of OvE^•.^ in 1n( iii:s.

No. (i, i:]; X W, X 10

Kii X 15 X 101

18J X 17 X 11

ss

Tlii.-< niiiiri' diflei-s only in two points from tlu' Reality shown on tlic opposîte jwge : The

fire-|)laee i.< about one ineii wider and the eud-drai't i.s dispensed witli. Tiiis range wa.s madeupon the suggestion of'soiiK! of our customers, that the fireplaces of the five-hulc ranges gener-

ally were too narmw.

flSjrEVEKY RANGE WARRANTED.-©b

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32 READING STOVE AND HOLLOW WARE WORKS.

EXTRA PORTABLE RANGE.

Patented August 30lh, 1864

One Size. Price List, pa£;e 8 i.

SIX BUlLElMU»Li:s.

SizK OF Ovens in Inciiios.

No. H, for coal,

8, " wool], -

IDi X 17 X 111

IIJI X 17 X Hi

This is an excellent range, a superior liaker, well adajitt'il for t'aiiiily use, restaurants, and

all places where a large (juantitv of cooking is done. It lias a. lai'gc cooking-surface, with six

boiler-holes; is very econoiuieal in using of fuel. Can !" used as a pnrtalilc range or can be

walled in brick-work.

We furnish Water-backs adapted to the Extra.

8@-EVERY RANGE AVARRANTED.-®a

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POSEY PORTABLE RANGE.

3:?

Kour Siv.es. I'rioe Ijit^t, paêi S4.

TWO TiOILEIMIOLES.

SiZK oi- ()vi;ns in Inciiks.

No. fi, !)? X it:] X 7

7, - H)^ X 10!: X 7^

.H, - 1-2 X 111 X .S

1), l.S^ X V2i X 'Ji

The I'dscv is !i neat, I'ciniimiiral, siiiall |)nrlalili' raiifrr, suilalilc for siiMiiiicr use, ami iimcli

iiioiT (ksir.ililc lliati llif iurnacc. uliidi has hciii so Iniij.' in use as a siiiuiiicr stove, as it lias a

very nice, well |)ri)p(>rtinne(l civeii. It is well ailapted lor a linal-eabin stove. It needs only

to 1)0 seen to he appreeiated.

J8S-KVEKY RANGE WARRANTED.

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INGLESIDE.

OPEN-FIRE 8T0VE.

History i* coustantly ivpeating itself in the use of many artieles wliieii were luriiK'rly

u.se(l, then for a time "out of style," then, far^hion tnrning, brings them again l)efore the pul)-

lie. The stove trade is not exempt from these laws ; and, eonse([Uently, we liml that to-day

the demand for what was formerly termed the Franklin Stove is upon us; after having used

the elosed fire for a number of years, many housekeepers are ready once more to adojjt the

open fire, wliich, as they say, is "so cheerful and he;iltlil'ul ;" in this theory they are sustained

by many eiuiiieiit seientirie men, who elaini that hot air radiated from east or even wrouglit

iron is detrimental to health,—that the ojieu fire with plenty of ventilation will tend in a

great measure to j)revent the contracting of diseases of the throat and lungs. )(r do not jiro-

pose to discuss this (juestion, nor do we consider ourselves able to do so, liut we wish to say

that it is our pur]>ose to keep up to, and to be rather in advance of, the wants (jf the trade in

our branch of industry. We have, consccjuentiy, after gri'at study and ex])eriment, produced

the 1n(!Iêside to meet the wants of a large number of our patrons who de.-ire to have an

open fire stove which will be cheerful, beautiful, economical, ami efficient in hetiting power.

The verdict of those who have examined this stove is, we are happy to say,—

"It is fai' aliead

of any stove of its cla.ss vet produ<-ed." The stove, as sliowu by cut on o]>posite page, is a

very fair representation of it as an o])en fire. Please observe that the Inglcside is so arraugeil

that it can be used as a Double Heater,—that by removing tlie urn on the top, and placing a

hot-air jiipe on the collar, a large volume of hot air can i)e conducted to ujip;?r rooms. This

feature in open-fire stoves is found oidy in the Inglcside.

*^* Further explanations on page :!7.

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INGLESIDE HEATER.

OrEN FIRE.

ILLUMINATED FRONT.

Tliis stove, ami the one represented mi page 35, are .same iu construction, except that the

front is proviiled witli mica doors, through which the light is reflected and heat radiated ; in

all other )iarticulars it is substantially the same. It is adapted to burning anthracite or bitumin-

ous coal, and l)eing arranged for heating upper rooms must become very popular with the

trade, as bj' this inipnivement rooms below and above can be warmed, without the necessity of

separate fires. The design is beautiful, as can be seen by the cut ; the construction is such

that no heat can be lost ; the draft is nuule revertible by means of a damper, making the

radiation thorough and complete; the circular shaking-grate prevents the annoyance from

clinkers; the ash-pit is large and provided with an ash-<lrawer which can be removed without

the danger of dust escaping; the dust-flue is an admirable feature. The ornaments and rail,

all iiicki'l-plated, gives a richness to tiie ai)pearance of the stove not found in many of its

comiietitors. Cold air is introduced under and through the bottom and pa.sses through the

sides, concentrating at the top, and when not used as a double heater pa.-;ses out through the

open-work at the base of the urn ; when u.sed as a heater the urn is removed, the heat-pipe is

jilaced upon the collar, and the hot air passing into this pipe is conducted to the rooms al)ove;

taking all the advantages of this stove into consideration, we believe we can .say it is the most

desirable open-fire stove offered to the trade; it cannot fail to ])lease all who may desire a

stove of this class. To our customers we would say, send in your orders .soon for samples, as

we have no doubt that cpiite a large amount of them will be ni'cded to supply the demand

during the cominu- fall.

ERY STOVE WARRANTED.-ea

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Anchor Cast-body Self-feeding Base-burning Stove.

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READING STOVE AND HOLLOW-WARE WORKS. 39

Anchor Russia Sheet-iron Body Self-feeding Base-

burning Stove.

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The Anchor as sliowii iibove ouly fliti'crs from stove of samo name, on opposite ]«i<re. in

haviiig a Jiussia tihect-irim instead of Ornioiirnful Ca>if-iron Body, wiiicii is ])refeiTe<i iiv a

large proportion of the trade. The same points of excellence are found in lioiii stoves.

flfeTEVlCKY STOVIC \vat;t!Anti<:d.-"s«

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The Iris Cast-body Base-burner.

WITH ILLUMINATED BA.SE.

TMof^. ".', It), 11, ivi. I'ric-o Iî.-t, pace H5.

The Iris is a new liaso-lniriK-r, with illuniiiiatvd liase ; clieap and durahk';

defying coni-

petitiou tor'heauty, siniplieitv, and effieienev as a lieater.

SILVERY STOVE WARRANTED.-©a

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The Iris Russia-iron Body Base-burner.

WTl'll ILUMINATKI) I'.ASE.

Nob. !>, lO, 11, 1~. I'rue L,i.-it, iJajie ^-G.

TIk' ;il)i)V(' cut reprL'.scnt.'' tlic Iiis witli sluct-iriJii limly ; in (jtlu r risi)iMt.s llio .~tiiVo i.< saiiic

;is shown on c>i)iiosit(_' pagt'.

j^tevery stovk \vai;i;anted.-%:«i

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11

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The Twilight Cast-body Base-burner.

Patented April 13th, 1871

i

\vh

Nob. O, 10, 11, llj, 1 !. I'li.f I.iHi, pa:;o m.-..

Tills stdvu has I)l'cu tested diiriuy; the past tour years^ and has iireii ].r(,ii(Muieed liy thosewho have seen it lu operation to be without a superior. The sliding,' asli-iiit doors aud'trrind-lug grate arc prominent features of attraction in the Twilight.

B^-EVERY STOVE WARRANTED.-^

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The Twilight Russia-iron Body Base-burner.

Patented April 13th, 1871.

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is stove di

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tlir IhmIv,

ills ail tin

Nos. 9. 10, 11, 12, 13. I'riiv I.isi, page S.i.

ifftTS f'nmi Twili<flit, page 42, only in liaviiiL' a Uiissia-iidii B(i(ly instead nl'

iron. It liivs tliu same l)asc an<i iloulile-ili()|) mica doors i.<i.\ in nunilier)

and liinijed cover at to]) of magazine in addition to the sliding top; in fact,

' features neces.<:ii-y to constitute a No. 1 Parlor Stove.

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The La Belle Cast-body Base-Burner, Patented 1873.

Nos. '.), 10, 11, 1:2, UWe lakt- great pleasure in ealliiiK tlie alteiilicm uf the tra.le U, this ehariiiin- Lelk. It is the must eciu-

l.let,- eheai, l.ase-hmner that has ever been i.r<,a.,ee,l. As regards heaiity, simplieilv eheapiiess, .Inrahilily,

and salislaelurv resnlls in operation, it eertaintv stands without a peer. W e re.speettnlly ask y,.u to . xa.iime

the eonstrnetion of this stove l.elore niakiiif; vonr selections of Fall ^^tock, and compare it with the ..ti.er

eheaji lia.--e-hnrners We are satislied that the verdict will he in favor of the La Belle.

»ÊVERY tSTOVE WARRANTED."©a

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The La Belle Russia-iron Body Base-burner, Pat. 1873

>.'<»:.! I. 1 1 1. 11. IJ. II. I'lill- I-lr-l, PUU'-! ^'J.

The aliuvr rut rc|)rrscrit> the La Urllc whli sluit-ii-nii IkjiIv; in ntlier respect-- it i.s

similar to cut un (i|i|iiisite page.

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4G READING STOVE AND HOLLOW-WARE WORKS.

ANCHOR PARLOR HEATtR. Low Top.SKLF-FEEDINC BASE-JUIINEK, WIl'II CLLXKEKLESS (ilLVTE AND ILLU-

.MIXATKI) I5ASE.

]\IaiiuIartiiiV(l uiidcr ratciit- el' l-^'lL', 1.S64, ISIU;, l.sr,i) and l.STo.

Nos. 11, 1-J, 1.3, 11. Piit-e Lisit, page 85.

This is a iiiw I'ailor Heater v, ilh cliiii;:!-!. .-s i;ral ami illuiniiKitril asii-|iif. in roniliination

witii (inr I'atfnt I (oiilil.-wailfd llu|-.-iii- lî ails, 'riirnaist pdWiii'nl as will as liu- most attrarl-

ivr licali'i- (iH'.i-rd In tli<' trade. I'ûrlli' i- cxiilaiiatinn ( n |ai;v.- 47, 4.S.

fisi'-EN'EKY ilEATEK \VAi;KANTED."©a

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ANCHOR PARLOR HEATER. High Top.

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READING STOVE AND HOLLOW-WARE WORKS

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ANCHOR PARLOR HEATER. High Top.

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Twilight Gas-burner Improved Parlor Heater.

Patented Oct. 1st, 1872.

49

Xos. 1(1, II, lii, 13. I-ricc LU. paê 85.

AVe do not deem it nccessarv to .-ay auything iu prai.-f oltlii.- Heater; to those who havesold or lused it during the past three years it has earned for it.self the reputation of greater

heating power in upper rooms than any otlier heater offered to the trade, with the exeeptionof the Anchor. It has met a very large sale in the past, and we feel confident of its success

in the future.

«®°-EVERY HJ:ATER WARRANTED.-

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CORAL GAS-BURNER BASE.Five Sizes. Castin(;s for Bake, Doini, Top and SwiNinN(i Urn.

Nos. 9, 10, 11, 12, 14. Trice List, page 85.

CORAL—FixisnED WITH Russia Iron.

Nos. 9, 10, 11, 12, 14. Price List, page 80.

A new pattern of Round Base,—hanclsoiue ami clicap, with shaking ami (lumping grate, hingcil liearth-

plate and swinging urn ; staves to form cylinder of tire-brick furnished upon application.

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READINGJSTOVE AND HOLLOW WARE WORKS.

RIVAL GAS-BURNER BASE.ForR Sizes. Castincs iok Hasi:, Dnoi:, 1)<iihi,e-t()1', (Ias-iuncs and Okxamkxt.s.

Nos. y, 10, 11, 12. I'liic List, pai,'!- 87.

i;i\'.VL (;.\S-BrKNKH—FiNi.-îiKi) WITH Klssia luMX. Font Si/.ks.

Niis. !l, id, 11, l-.>. I'ricu List, p.i(;e 8G.

This i.s a Ua.s-liiinicT Siovc, cliilioralf in disit'ii. willi luaiilifiil ilr>iil)lc i(i|i, fra.-i-ljurner door, ga.s-ring, aii-

()rnanieiit.s ami lioiit reKistcr.

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MAGNET EGG STOVE. Cast-iron Body.

Patented October 17th, 1866.

Cast I5(.ii)Y

—

Five Pi/.es.

Xos. S, 9. 10, 11, 1-2. I'rici- List, page 8(3.

A beautiful stove for family use, ehun lies, seliool houses, &c. ; has very heavy eyliuders

uul jiowerful lieatiiig- ea]iaeity ; for iluraliility, as well as utility, eaunot lie surjiassed.

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MAGNET EGG STOVE. Russia-iron Body.Patented October 17th, 1866.

Maiiskt i-(ii: Siii;i;t-::;(in Body— Fivi-: Sizks.

Nos. s, 9. 10. II, r.'. I'l-i.v i.i-t, pi-f sc.

This stovi' (inly (liilVrs IVoin M:ii,nii't Cast-l).«l_v in liuviii,:,,' ;i RiH.-iii-inni Body instead of

Ornamental Cast Inm.

B=aVi:VKI!V STOVT: WAPJJANTED.-âi

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MERIDIAN BOILER-TOP.

Patented September 29th, 1868

Four 8izf,s.

Nos. 10, n, 12, 13. l'ii,v List, |,: 80.

This stove is a first-class hoatjr, small aud fcuiininical, very roiiveuieut fur ofSces, small

\v(jrkshops, bed-rooms, etc.; has heavy cylinders, dumjiiug-gratc, f'ct'dcr-door and damper, not

generally fuiuid in this style of stove. It supplies the deficienry long experienced for a first-

rate pattern of Salamander Etrg Stove.

I

B^-EVERY STO^'E WARRANTED.-«

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THE /ETNA BOILER-TOP.

WITH S1.1I)1.N(; IIEARTIl-l'l.ATi:.

Improved 1875.

BBS

Foru Sizics.

Nos. 10, 11, 12, l.i. I'rkc- List, pagf SG.

Tlic -Ktiia is ail iiuprdvciiicnt upon the Meridian patterns,—the ]iiiM(ipal clianfre i)ein<r

u]iun llic liearth-plate and j,'rate : in this stove the heartli-plate is made to slide instead of lift

ortj—a very great eonvenienec ; the irrate is hoth shakint: and dunipintj.

J®"EVEKY STOVE WAUKANTED.-Sffl

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56 READING STOVE AND HOLLOW-WARE WORKS,

THE /ETNA PLAIN-TOP.WITH 8LIDI^T^ HEARTH-PLATE.

Patented September 29tli, 1868.

Folk .Sizks.

Xds. 10, 11, 1-2, lo. Prifc List, patji' S{!.

This stove is a tir.stclas.s lieatcr, small ami ecimomical, very convenient for offices, small workshops,

bed-rooms, &c. ; lias heavy evlinders antl dumiiing-grate, not generally found in this style of stoves. It

supplies tlie deticieiiey longexperieiieed for a tirst-eiass pattern of Salamander Egg Stove.

B®-EVERY STOVE WARRANTED.-'Sa

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LILLY TOY COOK.

'--jjj.M-iJ :

One Size. I'ricc- List, pagf 8

Size of Ovoii ill luchcs, 41 X ()1 X 2;

COMFORT HEATER.

One Size—No. 12. I'ricc List, page 88.

METEOR HEATER.

!iii»i:i!i;A.\I)'.S PATEJyT FLUE8.

Price List, jiage 88.

Thc^ ai)0VL'-namcd heaters—Comfort luid Meteor—are made from the eyiiiider and ija.se

of the Magnet Egg No. 12 liy attaching to same a double casing or heatiiig-tnp ; they are

very powerful heaters and are perfectly successful in burniug soft or bituminous coal.

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Sterling fc levated-oven Range, No. 2.

Price List, pagk ST.—A tirst-class licating and t'ooking range, with six No. 8 huiler-holcs, two baking-

ovens HJ liv IS liy 14',, one hot-closet on either side of lii-e I'll bv l.S| bv 14J. Height ol" range 57 inelies,

width' 3'J 'indies, dqith 33 inches. With or without waler-back.—8®-EVERY RANGE WARRANTED.

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EXCELSIOR PENN DOUBLE OVEN RANGE,I'wd Sizi'S,— N(w. 7 and .S. I'riru Lisl, pafjr .ST.

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Penn Range,

L^'llglll lit' I'rollt, No. 7,

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EXCELSIOR PENN HOT-AIR RANGE.Two Sizes— Nos. 7 Mini S. I'ricc Li>t, |i:ii,'i- S7.

No. 7, - wl.h 4 holes, c:k1i 7 iiu.i .- i...i,ii Ur|No. .S, - willi 4 h.)\,:~, iiuli S Lich-.^ ilianm r

Size of Ovens, Xo. 7, I-'b x 1!)] x 102

" No. 8, 14.1x221x11}

37 inehe.sLeiijrth of Range, No. 7.

" No. 8, 39

With the Hot-air Range one or more upper rooms cau be lieated witlimit interfering with

baking or cooking. With or without water baek.

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62 READING STOVE AND HOLLOWWARE_,WORKS.

STERLING AIR-TIGHT FURNACE.(.'AST-IRON FlKK-PoT.

Thrc V /(,— \u 1 J , I'l iL Ll.-I, ['ago S7.

N,.. 1. Diaiiiutji- (if (h-atj, 'io iiirlies IK'ating- i'a]>aiity. 40,000 cubic- I'trt

(iO,000

,SO,000

This Furuaci' is construrted uu purely scientific priuciplcs, with hirge surface (if grate

and shalhiw cyHiid.'r, which by experiment has been found to be the proper way to burn an-

thracite coal in order to produce the greatest amount of heat. With a powerful radiating-

surface, e([ual to from 7,000 to 10,000 s<piare inches, made of the best charcoal-irou, the

Stkkliso will produce an immense volume of pure hot air, and we Ijclieve will equal, if not

supersede, any heater in the market.

fifeÊVERY FURNACE WARRANTED.-â

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STERLING AIR-TIGHT FURNACE.riKlM'.KlCK CVUNDi;!;.

'Pliri'i' Si/.o-i— N.i^. 1, '2, :!. I'rioo l.isi, [Mgc S7.

r,:t

No. 1, Diameter of (Initj, 20 iiuh^'s Heatiii"- cniiacitv, 40,1 m;o euliic Iw't

2.') " .>-<.-. . (iO.OOO "

:!1 " " "- 80,000 " "

This Furnace (litti>rs from 8ti'rlii)jr on the opjjosite piiire in liavinir tii-e-hiick instead ofeast-iron cylinder. The extra radiatiiii; pijje.s pa.ssing from tiic side into and out of the top ofthe dome can be applied to the furnace with east-iron fire-pot. We have produced this

furnace to meet the wants of a certain jiortion of our trade who prefer lire-brick to cast-

iron as a fire-pot.

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64 READING STOVE AND HOLLOWWARE WORKS.

Equator Tubular Hot-blast Portable Furnace.

W(^ ()Hi<r the P^qimtor to tlie trade as a first-i/la^s heater,—one tliat ean lie relied u|)iin fur

lieatiiiu-piiwer, diiraliility, cediKimy and eh'aidiiiess. It is cdnstrueted with a view to sym-

inetry of liirin, as well as the obtaiiiinir of a larger amount of hcating-surfaee. It has a beau-

tiful Oetairoiial Base, tw<'lve iiiehes hii;h, ash pits raiiginu; on the difierent sizes from Oj to 12

inehes ill lieiglit. A eliiiker door, by whieh clinkers can be removed from ih bottom of the

fire and drop])ed into the ash-pit, thus insuring at all times a clean (ire. The cylinder is larger

in diameter at the bottom than at the top, which ])ri'vents the accumulation of ashes on the

side and thereby destroying i-adiatioii. The grate is both dumping and shaking, so arranged

that no dust can escape while raking the fire ; the radiator contains in the largest size twelve

Ilot-air Tubes 31 inehes in diameter ; in the smallest size nine of 3; inches in diameter; the

air enters these tubes at the bottom and is conducted to the top ; from thence it passes through

the liot-air pipes to the fines.

We furnish a su])plemental <lrnm (to be nseil only with Anthracite Coal); this drum is

plaeecl on the top of the radiator, through whieh the products of combustion passes and adds

to the powerful radiating properties of the furnace.

Air may l>e introduced through the base from the room in which the heater is placed, or

Irom the outside by means of pipes ; a large vapor-pan is placed within the heater to moisten

the hot air before it pa.sses into the rooms above.

8IZE OF CYLINDERS.

No. '2o, - height, K! inches; dianiet.'r lop, 12 inches;

diametei- iiotloiii, Kij inches

>_),S, - - "i:;', " " "14 " •' "

1").] "

,32, - " 141 " " " It; " " "17 i "

40, . . '• k; " " " 21 " " " 24

The Nos. 2'), 2iS and 3)2 have single casings of galvanized iron, wrought work on radia-

tors made of No. 18 best charcoal bloom iron. The No. 40 has double casing of galvanized

iron and ra<liat(n' of N<i. \S best charcoal bloom iron.

The No. 2.") will furnish hot air suftieicnt for two S-iiich jiipes.

" 28 " " " " three 8-inch jiijics.

" 32 " " " " four It-inch pijies.

" 40 " " " " six .S-inch pipes.

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A iir.<t-rla.<.< tiiliular fiiruacc, cheap aud durable, witli (liinipintr unci shakinsjclinker door ; very economical aud a fii-st-cla.^s heater.

9sr-EVERY HEATER WARRANTED."SSa

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Bulge Pot. Straight Kettle.

No. 6,

7,

Nci.^. 0, 7, S, !l.

avcrajfe !I0 ttis. to iloz.

" 101 '

114 "

l:!9 "

.S CfntS [HT ttj.

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7,

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Eccentric Bulge. f\^^ Bottom Pots.

No. 6,

7,

,s.

Xos. (i, 7, 8, 9.

averatie ttis. to iloz.

S rents jier Hi.

4, ."), (i, 7. S, 10, 12 (jts

« cts. iR-r tti.

Ham Boilers.

St.XK I'.iiTTd.M.

Sl-4()

1.75

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Round Slide-lid Sunk-

bottom Tea-kettle.

Wl I'll LAKCi; Sj-olT.

No. •_>,

4,

•5,

6,

Nil. (i, |H-r pirci', n

Ik. \';inii<licil. < lalvMiiizi'il.

•1 .^ -10 S •*<'>

Scotch Bowl

I'll)

70

oil

10

1•_'

Round Slide-lid Flat-bottom

lUk. Nariii-licil. ( ialvaiiizuil.

i|t.-i. l>rr |ir.'('(', net

Bread Pan,

m

Size, No. 1,7 .\ ll-i iuL'lics

8 fts. per H).

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68

No. (i,

9,

10,

16 X 24,

1« X 24,

l.S X 30,

l.S X 3(),

21 X m.


WAFFLE IRONS.

PLAIN Oi; VAltNISIIEl).

Xos. (1 and 7, --------7 •' »,

><";),9 " 111,

SPIDERS,

r iliiz,, 8<i 7-)

<S 25

9 7511 25

average 2.S fts. to di)Z. ;(S ets. per ttj.

35

(i,S

SINKS.

'"9,

I'Liiii. I iaIvaiiizeiL

$2 70 $5 30

2 80 5 (iO

3 75 6 75

4 75 8 75

5 40 9 45

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SCÛARE.

COMMON REGISTERS.

IIorXD, WITH S(^rAitE FRAMES.

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Stove Pipe Dampers.

WITH NUT AND SCREW ON THE STEM.

4 inch,

4'. "

net, per doz., $0 85

95

1 10

1 20

1 40

Combination Cast Iron Elbow Damper and Register.

Size^, 4' anil 5 inches.

net, per piece, 50 cents.

60 "

4^ incli, ... - -

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^^ P^Syi '""' lî'.ffi^ter, the draft o!' heatini;; stoves can lie liriint;lit nnder conqdete con.

^r]j/ trol ; the damper with an oiieninj,' in the centre, rednccs the draft to such an

extent, that it can lie perfectly controlled liy the register above, ^vilhout

danger of gas escajiing into the room.

Long or Cake Pans. Round Cake Griddles.

No. (i, avcra<;e (il lbs. to doz., 8 cts. jier lb.

7, "'" 82 " " N " '•

,S, " 95 " " 8 "

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7, 'S, 9, 10 and 12 inches in diameter,

8 cts. per ft.

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Range Boilers.

Made ill sinj^lc shei>t u;) to ') f'oct

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SIZES.

No. 1, inside iHittDin diaTiii'tcr HO] iiiclu's, depth of rim 21 inchrs, lieiy litof feet uiidi'i- pan '! inches.

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Price No 1, - - - - net, §4 00I

Xo. 2, - - - - - net, $(J 00

Bake Oven Door.

SIZE.

inelies, net, $1 10 per piece.

Sad Irons.

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No. 9,

10,

11,

12,

14,

per .set, net 8 cent.s

" 9 "

" 10 "

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Round Cast-Iron Flange Cylinders.

Nos. S, It, 1(1, II, 12, ]>. Net 5 ceiit.s per poiiud.

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Deductions for Ware not furnished with Cook Stoves.

Oil No. (>, tor twii pcils :iii(l liiiii; |>:iii,

7, do. do. do.

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Deductions for Ware in Separate Pieces.

On Strai-;-!!! Kettles,

Bulge Pots,

Lonjr Pans,

Spiders,

No. (J No. 7 No. S No. 9

$ 40 8 4.') S -,r, $ (if)

30 :!•') 40 ")()

20 20 '_'') 25

12 lo 20 25

Sheet-iron Elbows.

4, 4^, 5, 5; inches, made from sera])s of liest Idoom iron, wliieli wv will sell at extremely

l(]\v prices.

Cellar Window Grates.

Net per Iti., ditierent sizes.

Net per Hi.^ to order,

Sash Weights.

41 cts.

M cts

NOTICE.To Kanirc and Heater Setters, and other parties owninji- tlii'ir patterns, ur would offer

e.xtra inducements to give us a call, as we are enai)le(l to till all orders tor castings of that

kind in tiie most neat and workmanlike manner. Our aim is to please.

Juh work attended to iu the best manner, and at lihcral terms.

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LKJIITIIOUSE.

KxtiMiilril lin'-iliunilMT, slidiiif; liru-clonrs, witli ur

willhnu illmiiiiinted I'ronl, anil with Itaskrl grate.

No. 6, lor coal, witli 2 ("its, 1 long pan anil

1 spiilor pan, . - - ^\~ 25

7, <lo. do. do. 21 50

8, do. do. do. 25 75

9, do. do. do. 30 00

50 cts. k-ss ii]ion each .size fur wood.

With polished edges on top, lioltoin and hearth,

for each size 1^2.00 additional on above price list.

LIGHTHOUSE.E.xteniKil fire-eiiatnlier, sliding fire-doors, with

or withont ilhnninated front, and with shakinggrate.

No. 0, for coal, with 2 pots, 1 long pan and1 spider |ian, - - . ^n 25

7, do. do. do. 21 50

8, do. do. do. 25 75

9, do. do. do. 30 00

50 cts. le.ss upon each size for wood.

With polished edges on top, bottom and hearth, for

each size S2.00 additional on above price list.

EXCEL8IUR PEXN.Extended tire-chamber, with sliding or swinging

lire-doors.

No. 6, for coal, with 2 pots, 1 long pan and 1

spider jian, - - - $16 25

7, do. do. do. 20 2524 258, da. do. do.

9, do. do. do. 28 2550 cts. less upon each size for wood.

Ileep ash-pit and sifter grate, 50 cts. additional.

For Hood alone, with our improved lire-chamber,

at the above rates.

EXCELSIOR PEXX.Including John Davi.s' Water-back.

No. 8, same as ]irice given above, with f6.50 net

for water-back less couplings.

No. 9, same as price given above, with $7.00 net

for water-back less couplings.

EXCELSIOR PEXN COOKAND HEATER.

\\'ith sliding or swinging lire-doors and extendedfire-chamber.

No. 8, for coal, with 2 pots, 1 long pan and1 spider pan, - - ' - $30 00

50 cts. less npon each size for wood.

For wood alone, with our improved (ire-clunnber,

at the above price.

MORXIX(i LIGHT.

Extended lire-chamber, with sliding or swingingfire-doors.

No. 6, with 2 pots, 1 long pan and 1 s[iider

pan, .... $\{] 25

7, do. do. do. 20 25s, do. do. do. 24 259, do. do. do. 28 25

50 cts. less upon each size for wood.

Deep ash-[iit and sifter grate 50 cts. additional.

For wood alone, with our improved fire-chamber,

at above rates.

OLIVE BRANCH.Extended fire-chand)er, with sliding or swinging

fire-doors.

No. 7, with 2 pots, 1 long pan and 1 spider

pan, - . - - $18 25

8, do. do. do. 22 25

9, do. do. do. 2(i 25

.")U c;-. less upon each size for wood.

Dceji a-li-jii! and sifter grate 50 cts. additional.

For wood alone, with our imiiroved fire-chamber,

at the above rates.

ADVANCE.No. 7, with 2 pots, 1 long pan and 1 spider

pan, - - - - $17 60

8, ilo. do. do. 21 00

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KEYSTONE—WITH LARGE EXTRA RANGE.TOP

! No. S, without ware, for coal, - $18 (to

To Wall 111. 8, " " for wood, IS mNo. 7, without ware, - - - SI 3 50

^' " " - - - 16 50 WATER BACK FOR EXTRA-WATER RACKS FOR KEY- TAPPEU.

STONE—TAPPED., „ ,. Less CouplinpTS.Less CoupIin<;;s.

No. 7, net, $2 r,() No. 8, - . . - - net, $3 508,

" 3 00

BEAUTY AND IVY RANGE. POSEY RAN(Ê.

No. C, without ware, - - - $11 00 ^c). C, $5 00". " " - - - i;-i ,30

-•,; .-,)

«, "" ... 17 00 s, 8 50

WATER BACKS FOR BEAU- "' '-^ ^^

TY—TAPPED. LILLY TOY COOK.Less Couplings.

No. 7, net, $2 50 One size, - . . . net, $1 757, ----." 3 00

Price List— Parlor Stoves.

IN(U.ESTDE—ILUMLXATEDFRONT.

(Will I'urnisli pricfs lielnir S<|.|. 1st, 1870.)

No. 1,o

3, - - - - -

INGLESIDE—OPEX FRONT.

Portable Blower.

(Will fiimisli pi-icos lic'lorc Sepl. 1st, 1876,)

No. 1,

2

3^.'.'.'.'.'

ANCHOR BASE BURNER.Cast Body.

No. 10,

II,

12,

13,

H,

$10 0018 7522 0025 0028 00

ANCHOR P>ASE BURNER.Russia Sheet Iron Body.

No. 10,

11, .

13, .

SIO 00

18 7522 0025 0028 00

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85

TRIS r.ASK uruxKR.

('list Body,

No. 9,

10,

II,

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CORAL BASE CASTINGS.

No. 9,

10,

11,

12,

14,

$3 .'.()

4 004 nOii 007 00

CORAL.

Finished with Uussia Sheet-iron.

No. i»,

10,

11,

12,

14,

$7 008 009 0010 2.5

14 00

RIVAL r.ASE CASTINGS.

Nf). 9,

10,

II,

1-',

$4 2->

.5 00

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G 50

RIVAL.

Finislied witii lUissia Kheet-iron.

No. 9,

1",

11,

12,

% S 7.5

10 (HI

11 2.5

12 7.5

MAGNET EGG STOVE.

Cast Body.

No. .S,

10,

11,

12,

$ 6 2.5

8 2510 5012 5014 .50

MAGNET EGG STOVE.

Finislied with yiieet-iron Body.

No. 8,

9,

10,

11,

12,

$ 6 258 2510 5012 5014 50

MAGNET EGG STOVE.

Less the Body to he Finished withSheet-iron.

No. 8,

!»,

10,

11,

12,

$ .5 757 259 0010 5012 00

MERIDIAN ROILER TOP.

No. 10,

II,

12,

13,

$4 255 006 007 00

/ETNA ROILER TOP.

No. 10,

II,

12,

13,

$4 25

5 00G 007 00

.ETNA PLAIN TOP.

No. 10,

11,

12,

1.3,

$3 7.5

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E(HÂT()R TUHULAll EQUATOR TUBULARFURNA( 'K. FURNACE.

r.>rl;il)lf Hot Blast, ('astii)trs.Pdrlalilr Ildt ]'>Ia>t. FiiiislHil C'diiiiilct:

No. 2."),

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AfewTestimonialsof the Merits of the Anchor Heater.

XfWiir/:. .X. ./., Aj)n7 S, ISTii.

.lAxsrs. Orr, Painter A (V>.

dfNllemen— \\\- liavu put up si'Vur;il df vdiir

Aiicliiir Hi;ilcis, and iiiii>t s;iy lliiit, willmm :iny

exceptions, tlifv are tlu' most (•(•oiioinu'al, iliirtilile

ami are liss e.\]niisivo tlian any oilier liealei ; tiny

liave given satistaetioii ill every ease.

Yours, respectriiUv.

ANDl'.KSO.VA (A 1.1.1 \.

/'('/iiKi. Ji. R. (V>.,

\l'fi/srjii/ini'ii Sliilioi), Miir. Ill, IsTii.

/•'. //. Kniiihl, h'sij., \\'i:hiinlnuii, Pa.Di'itr nil-— .\Her e.\aiiiiiiiii<; ililKreiit kiiiils of

stoves last tail 1 linally piireliasi'd rroni yon a .No. IM

".\nelu)r lloiilile Heater," and now, after liaviiif;

had it ill use all winter it jiives nie pleasure to say

that it has îveii entire .satisliielion, and I am free

to say that I wonld nol give my .stove lor any other

kind 1 have ever seen. I have folding doors he-

tweeii mv dining and sitting rooms whieli wi'ie

kept open all winter, and we founil no cUnienlty in

keeping tlu-in warm, hesides heating two r(»oins

aliove. We have no troiihle with gas, or in rcgii-

hitiiig the stove.

With the hope that this may enable some others

to ileeide on the ".Vnehor" sooner than 1 did, I

cheerfully give you the lienefit of this letler.

Yours, respeetfullv,

II. I". AUiKKT,.\gent 1*. K. R., Wat.sontown, Pa.

A'i'iDii// ,S'f/iii(rc, Cheater Co.. I'd.,

April St/i, isTti.

Mesms. Orr, Painter <(• C"., Headin;/, I'a.

Gi'nttcmen—Having had one of your ".\iiehor

Doulile Heaters" in use for two winters, I am free

to say that fwr economy of fuel ami for heating

purposed it e.xeels anv stove I have ever nse<l or

seen. II.VRKY .1. STIBBS, M. I).

I-J/iiti.'<f/iirt/, I'a., April X'ltli, 1^7(1.

Me-tsrs. Orr, Painter A Co.

Gents— I imrehased from (ieo. Huntley, l'>(|.,

one of your "'Anchor Heaters," and must say that

it is the hest stove 1 have ever had: its arrange-

ment heing so complete tli.it the lost of keepingany ordinary room siifiiiieiitly warm is very tri-

lling. Il io decidedly the hest stove in the market.Trulv voiirs,

ALVIN EVANS..\ttornev at Law.

Mtiiici/. April IW/i, 187(i.

Messrs. Orr, Painter <t Co.

Genilemen —I have hcen using the .Vnehor

Heater for two years, and am well pleased,— so

well that I have not seen anything in the way of

Heaters that would induce me to exchange it.

Yours, truly, W. K. MOIIK.

\\'(it.'«t)ilouii, Pa., April 7, 1S7(>.

F. II. Knijillt, Esq., Dealer in Stoves, <^c

Mti Dear iS'ic- Last fall 1 purchased fiom youone of the .\nchor Healers I No. l'^) inaiuilacturtd

hy Orr, Painter i*i Co. of Heading. Pa., and havehad the same ill constant Use during ihe enlire

winter. 1 ileem it Imt a simple act of jusliceto say

to you that in every particular it has given entire

satisfaction and lia.s fully done all you recom-mended it lo do. .\s a hiater 1 think ii cannot he

excelled. No uas, sul[ihuriu' diisl annoys us— there

is no ilidiculty in managing the stove. I can main-tain a regular tempi rature in tlu- rttoiiis liolh downand up-stairs, and in connecliou with this there is

less waste of fuel than in any other stove. 1 can

ilieerfully recommend the ".\nehor Heater" to all

who wisli to m.ike a piinhase. I am eonlident

they will not he di-appointed. You are at liberty

to use this letter if you wish. I am, sir,

Verv respeetfullv,

0.-<(AK VorsT.Commercial .Vttornev at Law.

FKD.M I'ol'TSTnWN, PA.

/'ollxlomi, I'a.. March 13, ls7(i.

Messrs. Rhoafis & Lrsher.

(lentU-men— I wish to say to you ihat the "AnchorHeater No. Pi" has done more than yon .said it

would. 1 am heating a room on first floor 17 feet

by '2-") feet, aii<l the rooms above measure 24 feet by4(1 feet, and I found no trouble in kee|iing themcomfortable during the coldest wiatlur we li.td last

winter. Yours, itc.,

KPIIHAIM lIKKIVr.

/'allsloim. Pa., April 1, lS7<i.

Me.-isrs. Rhoads <l'- Leshcr.

Oeit'lrnien— I have used the .\nchor Heater No.Pi for two H-inters, and it has given entire satisfac-

tion— healing one room ilowu ami two rooms up-

stairs. V. H. WAKTMAN.

Pnttstnun. Pa., April Stii, 1S76.

This is to certify that 1 have used one of the

No. 12 ".\iielior Heaters," and il has given the

best sati.sfaetion of anv stove that I liMveever seen.

Signed.' P.KN.I. F. ."^TKATTON.

Puttstomn. Jan. 20, 1876.

Mcsrs. JVioads A Lcsher.

6'fnr.s—This is to <ertily that I have been using

the No. 12 .\n< lior Heater, and find it gives entire

satisfaction ; before purchasing I had al.so examinedthe .îlver Moon and Home Delight, but considered

the ".\nelior" the best stove I had ever seen, and I

can say 1 have not been <lisa|)poiiited in luy .judg-

ment. Yours, willi r< sped.

GKU. SCHWAB.

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PolMoini, Pa., Feb. 4. 1S76.

Messrs. Rhoads <0 Lnher.Genllemen—Aflur two monllis' trial (pf tlio "An-

clior Heater," I can reeoniTiiend lliesanie. It gives

entire satisfaetion in every respect.

Yiiiirs, c*to.,

(iODFKEY GOLDSMITH.

Wo/soiitoic», April Kfh, 1S76.

Mfssrii. Orr, Painter it Co.

Gents.— During many years' experience in tlie

stdve business, I liave never sold a stove that coni-

liines so many excelk-ncies as the " Anchor," and

especially liie " Anchor Double Heater" nor one that

I conid so conlidently recommend to my customers.

It gives nnivirsal satisfaction and i>roves durable

and econcuiiical. It will only he a matter of time

when the " .Vnchor Heater" will he at the head of

the stove trade. \'crv triilv vonrs,

F. II. KXKHIT.

Shcnandoali, Pa., April lUA, ISTli.

J/t'.s.irs. Orr, Painter <0 Co.

Gentlemen.—We, the undersigned, are using your

.\nchor Heaters, and we consider it hut in justice to

vou that we state to you and the public, that weprefer them to any other Heaters made, for the

following reasons

:

Ist. Thev arc beautiful in design and perfect in

proportions.

2d. They are durable, and not as many other

heaters, constantly needing repairs.

3d. They will throw more hot air into the upperrooms than any other heater made.

4th. There is no difficulty in regulating them,

and there is no annoyani'e from cither gas or dust,

•"itli. Tlie improved clinkerless grate is .so con-

structed that the clinkers can be easily removed,

an<l a tire can be kept going all winter, even with

very inferior coal.

6th. We believe when they are comjiared with

other heaters in the market, any one who is a judge

of .stoves, will at once decide in their favor.

Yours, with res))ect,

JOHN r. WILLIAMS A RRO.,(Wing two heaters.)

CIIAS. S. PHILLIPS, Druggist,

( Psing one heater. I

G. L. KF.AGAN, Physician,

( Using two heaters.

)

GKO. FOLMAN, Butcher,

(Using one heater.

I

FREDERICK KIETHA^, Baker,(Using one heater.)

A. LAXG, Merchant,( Using one heater. I

JAMES B. LESSK;, Butcher,

( ITsing one heater. I

Spriniiville, Lane. Co., Pa., April IS, ISTC.

Messrs. Orr, Painter <( Co., Reailinr/, Pa.

Genllemen— I take (deasure in recommending the

",\nchor Heater," a.s the best heater in the market.

It lias ]u-oved entirely satisfactcu'y, done jtist whatit has been re<'oinincndcd to do, and it is not like

most heaters that allow gas to escape ; when rightly

treated it is perfectly free from gas.

S'ours, trulv,

WILLI.\M H. SHULTE.

named persons are using the

in Carlisle, Pa., and will be

iho desire a first-

The following

"AiicIkh- Heater'

happy to recommend it to all

class article of heat

:

REV. O. L. ASHEXFELTER,MRS, MARY McLAUGHLIX,SOLOMON (iRISSIXGER, Es,).,

I. .\. KELLEK, Es<i.,

DWID IIYKES, Esq.,

.loIIX WILSOX, Esq.,

.lolIX RIXGWALT, Esq.,

RICHARD CROtaiEAD, F:sq.,

H. LONGSDORl', M. D.,

DK. WILLIAMS.

Ebenshurg, Pa., March VKh, ISTfi.

Messrs. Orr, Painter & Co.

Gents— I pin'ch.ased an ''.\nchor Heater" fromGeorge Huntley, F'sq., of this ]dace last fall, andhave used it ever since in my house. I cheerfully

recommend it for its m.any good qualities, it being

in my opinion the best stove in use for a variable

winter climate, this liecau.se of the ease with whichit can be regulated, and the amount of heat pro-

ducefl. I cfinsider it to be one of the most econom-ical of stoves in use.

Yours, respectfullv,

.\. V. B.VRKER,.\ttornev at Law.

HughexviHe, Pa., April Wth, IsVii.

Messrs. Orr, Painter & Co., Readimj, Pa.

Gentlciiie.n—W'v have in use two of your Xo. 14

".\nchor Heaters," high top, for heating our .school

building, containing four large school rooms. Weare perfectly siitisHed they are an excellent heater.

They are hard 'o benl.

Trulv vonrs,'

.'I ESSE D.HILL,President of School Board.

Ehen.^burff, Pa., AprilVlth, I87(i.

Messrs. Orr, Painter <[• Co.

Genllemen— During the past winter 1 have been

using one of your "Anchor Heaters" which I pur-

chased of Mr. (ieo. HiMitley. It has given satis-

faction in every way. It is easily regulated, free

from dust, and economical, consuming a compara-tively small amount of coal and producing a large

amount of heat.

Verv respectfidly,

•JOHX X. MAcGOXKiLE,Pastor First Presbyterian Church.

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Schii)/l/ci/f Ilaveii, Pa., April VKh, I.s7(!.

Mtssrs. <)rr, Puinter iV Co.

GeiUlrmen— \\'e havt' iise<l an Anchor lleatrr

Nn. l.'i, tor twoiwinlLTS to warm scvi-rai rooms onlliu lirst anti second floors. \Vc lliink very liiglily

of iis (jnalities.

Kespcclfnilv vours,

BKN.i. r. k.\i:i;k.

SchiiijlkiU Haven. I'd., .Ijiri/ l\f/i, I.S7(i.

.Mt\<<.irs. J). 11. Stager it Son.

(ient.i—This is to ccrlily that 1 liavc one of the

Orr, Painter A C'o.'s "Anchor Heaters" in use in

my honsc. 1 am [ileaseii to say it gives entire

satisfaction.

Yours, &r.,

I', c. I)I;t\vi:ii.i:i;.

Gimrdvillc, I'a., April LUli, IS^G.

.Mr. Peter Griffith.

Dear Sii—The "Anchor Heaters" purchased from

you, have proved satisfactory to lis in every respect,

and we can say ihey are entitled to the very llatter-

iuf; recommendalion.s given liy yon at the time the

purchases were made. You are at liberty to use

our names in recommending them.Yours, Arc,

MOSK8 MKKVINK,KM. K. HKCKKK.

Sunbury, Pu., Jan. tf/t/i, IS7(j.

Mes.srs. Orr, Painter <t Co., lieadimj. Pa.

Sirs— I have sold all the ".Vnclujr Hiaters"

that I Ixjiight of yon. They have given perlect

.satisfaction.

Ke.spectfullv vours,

B. ZKTTLKMOYKK.

SrookviUe, Jefferson Co., Pa., April ISth, 1S70.

Messrs. Orr, Painter £ Co.

GetUs—Tile following persons are using the

.\nclior Heater in our town, and are willing to testify

al any time to their superiority : W. K. Clark, Ksq.,

Norman Clark, Es(j., Bankers; W. F. Stewart,

.\ltoniey at Law ; and Mr. Jas. L. Brown.Y'ours, iS:c.,

BROWN, SON <»i CO.

Chester, N. J., April U//i, ISTCi.

Messrs. Orr, Painter tfc Co.

Gents.— I purchiused one of your Anchor Hiat-ers, No. 11, two years ago, of Messrx. Allen i*i Morri-

ington. and Hnd it Ut he one of the hest sttives 1

ever had anything to do with, heing the most eco-

nomical anil durable, and a powerful heater. Thelirst two and one-half months' using of it satisfied

me :us to its merits. It averaged only 34 poiinils of

coal per twenty-four lionrn in that time, from the

IStli of November until the 4th of I'eliruary, amiheated two large rooms and the hall.

Yours, &c., N. J. BRODWELI-,Town Clerk.

Vfienler, y. J., April iU/i, ISTC.

.Messrs. Orr, Painter <C Co.

Gentlemen.— I purclia.scd one of yonr .\nchor

Heaters, No. 14, ol' Messrs Allen &. Nltu'iiington, of

Chester, N. J., last fall, and have used it the past

winter to my complete satisfaction, a» / have tried

tu'(t other double Iteu'ers. I am jirepared to say the

"Anchor" is deeideiity the best I have rjet seen in points

of economy, healing capacity, convenience, clean-

liness. It is easily managed; I thoroughly voiu'h

for it as a first-class heater.

Yours, &r., SMITH K. Hi;D(iK.S, M. I).

C/w.sler, N. J., April I U/i, IsTl!.

.Messis. Orr, Painter it Co.

Gentlemen.— .Vfter the eneloseil testimonials it

hardly .seems necessary for us to say anything, but

we so thoroughly appreciate the good ipialilies of

the .\ncbor l)oulde llealer lliat we desire to addour respects for the stove to the rest. .\s yon are

aware, we have sold a considerable ipiantity of

them in our three stores in as many towns, anil the

jpiaises showered on the stoves are like incense, andappreciated by us. We have yet to lind the custo-

mer who has found any fault with it : they are all

iinanimoiis in )>raising its ipialities. It is the first

stove wc have handled that combined all the goodIpialities for so low a price. We have been able to

sell the ".\iichiii" in jjn f'crence lo any other.

Y'oiirs verv respeclfiiUv,

AI.I.KN iV: MoHNINOTON.

Btruville., April V<tli, IS7(i.

Messrs. Orr, Painter tt Co.

Gents.— .\<iwr having fairly tested your ''Anchor

Heater," which I bought of .1. K. I'lirkhart, Ksip,

yonr agent at Inrnvilfe, I must say that it is the

most powerful heater in the markit. 1 will there-

fore rccummend it to the )iublie.

I am vours, i^c.,

VKANKLIN .M. IIAIIIiAC II.

Bernville, April X'lth, isTfi.

Messrs. Orr, Painter & Co.

Gents.— 1 bought one of yonr "Anchor Heaters"

of your agent, Mr. J. !•". liurkharl, two years ago,

and can safely say Ihe .stove is second lo none in the

niarkct. .V fair trial of it will convince the most

skeptical.

I am verv respeclfnllv vours, i^c,

HKV. F. lI.srllW.\KTZ.

Shainokin, Pa., March lAlh, ISTfi.

Messrs. Orr, Painter it Co., Reading, Pu.

Gents.— I am using one of yonr No. lli AnchorHeaters, and like it very iniieli. The heating ar-

rangeineiit is perfect, and as for dust, gas or clink-

ers, we are never troubled with any. Do not think

the heater could be improved.Youi-s, Ac, S. H. CHAPMAN,

llealer in clocks, wati-hes, &c.

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iVifM' 3o/'/i, Ai>ri! \')lli, 1S7(;.

il/essrs. Orr, Painter & Co.

Gents.—\Vu have sold liiimlreds (if llic "Anclior

lU-aters," and in all oasi-s tliey liuve |inivi'd saiis

I'arlory. We believe tlieiii to Ke llii' licst parlor

heaters made. Yours Indv,

KLY A RAMS.VY,Nus. 247 and -JI'.I Waler Stieet, N. Y.

Tyrone, Ph., March U)lli, I^TC.

Mr. .1. II. Burlnj.

Ihar Sir.— llavillf? used one of ihe ".\llrllor

Heaters" I'or i|iiile a loii};' time, I eaii eluirl'iilly re-

commend it as the hesl 1 have sein.

Yonrs, >>ic., ]i. K. WILSON,l'a>tor of M. K. Cluireh.

il/cs.sr.s. Orr, Painter <l' Cd.

Genl.i.—We eheerfully eoiiieide with the aliove

reeomniendatioii, and foi- the same reasons ;is as-

signed l.y Kev. K. K. Wilson.

Tnilv voiirs,

R(ilUOKTSTKl'IlE.\S, Kni;in.er 1'. K. H.,

.1. 11. lU'IiLKY, IDealers in sloves and fur-

B. K. (:K.\M1;1;, ) nilure.

Mcijcnttotni, I'd., April \'>lli, IsTfi.

Messra. Orr, Painter & Co.

Gentteme/i. — About a year ago I |inrehased of

.lobivA. Reader, Ks(i., one ul yonr .\neh(jr I'arlor

Healers, whieli, to say ibe least, is one of the linest

and liiosl salisfaetorv heater- that 1 have ever .seen.

Voni-s, *e.,"

.\. M. HLECKKK.

^^rl/rr.^<t(Jlr/l, April \\)t/i, IsTC.

iMe,isr.t. Orr, Painlir A- < 'n.

Gents. —I jinrebased an .\nebor Healer from

yonr agent, Mr. John .\. lliager, ami eheerlidly

reeommend it as one of the tini'sl and best heaters

1 have ever seen. It gives me satisfaelion in every

pallieular. Yours, t^T.,

.\, \V. MD.S.SKK,Agent 1'. & K. l-;.N|.ress.

Rcufliiii/, April -lOlh, IsTil.

Mrssis. Orr, Painter & Co.'

Genllenteii.—Having nsed one of the ''.Vnehor

Heaters" for two years, healing two rooms behtw1 I'.vo rooms above, 1 think It bul Jnsliee to in-

form von ibat 1 consider the healer the bevt made.

It has given entire salisfai'lion in everv respeet.

Yours, iVe., .\. 1,. lUlYEK. Kanker.

Rrditiiiij. April -lulh, ISTil.

Messr.i. Orr, Painter ,t Cii.

Gentlemen. -We cheerfully endorse ibc abovereeommendalion, having nsed the ".\nebor Heater"with mosi salisl'aetitrv I'e-ults.

IU)YKRi*i SELLERS,Hankers.

I). I'. (ilHCTll,

Mercbant.

Dover, N. J., Feb. (i^/(, I'STG.

Messrs. Allen <£ Morninglon.

Gents.— I have nsed Ibe Anchor Heater amistove during several monlhs past ; it is satislaclory

in every respect. It will give sufficient in the

upper and lower rooms, with a verv moderateamount of fuel, if properly reynlated. I will reeom-mend il to all desiring a doidile heater.

Yours, Ac, liEo. Mccracken.

S/ii/ipeii.f/jiirf/, I'll., Jan. 20///, 1S7G.

I pureha.-ed last fall of Wolf A Bros., this place,

one of the Aiicbor Healers, mannfaetured by Orr,

I'ainler A Co., of Reading, I'a. It is a splenilid

slove ; it heals wi-ll above and below. Il is eeo-

nonucal, <loes not allow any gas e>eape, in short is

evervtbing ibat is desir;dde.

W. A. Mi-CARRELL.Iu3¥" Also a similar recommendation from Mr. W.

.1. Angle, of ibc same place.

i\eiiio/i, N. J., April -IW/i, 1S7(!.

Messrs. Orr, Painter A Co.

Gents. — Please lind tesiimon iais Irom parties

using the ".\nchor Healer." I have put into use

various kinds of parhjr heaters within the last

dozen years, and none havegiven such perfect sal is-

fai-liou in every rispect as the ".\nchor." Can fur-

nish UKU-c i-ecommendation.'! if von need tbem.Yours irnlv, .JOHN W. LANE.

Neirtoii, A'. ./., Ajiril H)tli, IS7(i.

Mr. ./. W. Lane.

Dear Sir.— .Xl'lcr having used healeis of various

kinds lor a mnnbei' o(" yeai's, I purchased one of

the ".•\nchors, No. 12," and have been uîng il lor

the pa>t two yi'ars. 1 lind it superior to any healer

1 have vcl êen. Ôurs wilb resjicci, J. E. ILVLL.

Scuiiiii, jV. ./., April lll/i, lS7(i.

.1/,-. ./. U'. Lane.Dear Sir.— 1 have n--e<l the ",\ncbor Healer,"

No. 12, ami am highly pleased with il. I lake

jileasurc in recommending il to the public. I bi-

iieve il to be the best 1 have ever met wdlh. Thefire is under perfect ctml rid, ibus being well adapled

to changeable weather. To ail I would say: If

voii wish to buv the best healer, get the "Anchor."Yours trnlv, 11. L. WIIEELEK.

Bellefonte, I'a., Mai/ 1st, 1S7<:.

W. II'. Wctzler, E-sq.

Dear Sir.—This is lo certify that I have bad the

.\nehor Healer, manulacinred by Orr, I'ainter Al-'o., of Ivcading, I'a., in my house for some time,

anil lind il to be sniuriiu' to any heatiT 1 have ever

nsed. It is easily regnlaled, and will ihrow oil' a

greater percentage of heat from the qnanlily of

coal nseil than any healer 1 know of. 1 lake plea-

sure in rccoininending it to all persons wishing lo

jiurchase a lir>l-cla.ss healer.

Yours, Ac., II. D. LANDIS,M. M. B. & S. S. R. R.

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TEST I .\1 ()M A LS— ( 'onti xr i:i..

Wafxonfoini, I'd., April "i, IS7(I.

F. II. Knight, Ex(]., Dealer in Sloven, th.

Dear Sir.— Last tall I )iiircliaseil an AmlinrDouble Ilea'.er from yon, No 18, niiinnfailnrcd l>y

Orr, I'aiiUer & Co., of Ri-arlin;;, I'a., and for tlic

licni'Tu of any ]ierson wi>liing to |jnreliase Heaters

that eonsnine the least file' for ihe anionnt of bene-

lit (leriveil, I have fo hesilalion in reconi-

nientlint; ihe above deseribed Ileaier; we liea( tworooms down stairs and three np stairs

; the Heateris easily regidated ; with this for my ^nide I eheer-

fnlly re<'oinmend the above dcseribed Heater. Yonare at libiiiy to nse this letter if yon desire.

Yonrs, &c..

JOS. HOLLOl'KTEK,President of Waisoniown Car Co.

AKso President of Watsontown Boot A Shoe Mf". Co.

Kennet Square, Chester Co , I'd..

At It )it<i., IsTi;.

Mr. R. W. Bernard.

Sir.—.\fter Iwo years' trial of the Donble Heater" .Vnehor," mannl'uctnred at Reading, Pa,, 1 can

cheerfnlly testify to its e.xeellenl |iro|ieriies. 1

would not e,\chanye it for any Healer in e.xisienee.

It will burn six months with poor roal with no morerefuse than at the end of one week.

Yours, &c..

LEVI PRKSTON,Merehanl.

Morri.stoirn, jV. J., Ajiril \><, isTH.

McxS'S. Orr, I'ainler <{' C".

Gentlemev.— 1 have sold your .Anchor Healers

and Stoves lor three years, and I have never itad as

great satisfaetiiai with any stoves or heaters as wilh

ihL' A nehnr. Shall eoniinuc to sed ihem in prefer-

ence to any 1 have sold yei ; below timl a few testi-

monials from my euslomers which I cheerfiillv send

you. Y'ours with respect,

JOSEPH YOKE,Stove Dealer, Morristown, N. J.

Morristnwt), N ./., Aju-il 10, ls7(l.

.l/c.vsr.s, Orr, I'ainler <t Co.

(Icnileinrn.—The Anchor Heater put into myhouse by Joseph York is a pcrlect snecess ; I amwell salislie<l that I got one of them. I do notthink there is anythiii); as good in ihc market, and1 sliall recommend them to all who may call u|ion

me at KOHERTS A- SON,

Anotiiek fro.m Mr, I'4-;i,l.

Greehvillatje, N. J.

Menhirs. Orr. Paintrr <( Co.

(lnil«.—The Anchor Healer put into my houseby Joseph York gives entire satisfaction. I wouldnot part with it for any money if I could not get

another one. 1 shall recommend it to all my friends

who want a good heater. Y'o\irs. i*ic..

April?, 187(5. W.J. PELL.

Stii.i, A.NoriiKK iRo.M Mr. McCJlk.mle..Morritdtiwn, A'. J.

.1/f.wr.v. Orr, I'aiiiln-A Co.

(lenix.—The .\iuhiu- Healer imrchased by mefiorn .Ins. York hasgiven me the best of satisfaction,

and 1 do nol think there is anything as good in the

market,April 'J, 187(1. JAMES McQU-ENICE.

Office of Kelley'x General Inmrance Agevcij,

Mnhcy, Pa., April 7, 1ST.'),

yirmtf. I'elcrman <(• Son.t, Dealers in Sl'Wis, <&e.

Gents.—My experience with ihe '" .Anchor

Healer" is that iiian'l be heal, and I shall ad-vice all my frieiuls in want of a Parlor Healer to

buv tile ' Anchor,'' and n(i other. Vour'^, triilv.

\VM. 11. KELLEY.

J'irtiire Hock.-;. Pa., Marel, lUt/i, lS7(i.

Me.^^rn. Orr, Painter i^ Co., ileailintj, la.

Gentlemen.— 1 have one t)f your N<t. 12 .\nchorHeaters in use, and must sav that it is all that canbe desired. " A. R. SPROUT.

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NOTICE.

To Kann'i' ami Heater Setters, ami other ]jartie^ invniiii;- their patterns, we wouhl otiVr extra

iiKliieeiiieiits to e'ive Us a eall, as we are eiialiled to fill all orders for eastings of that kimi in

the most neat and woi'kmaiilike manner. (Jur aim is to please.

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NDEX.

/Ktiia Bciili r Top . .

.Kliia Plain Tiij)

Airricullural FurnacesAdvance CookAnchor ( cast body) .

Anchor (sheet iron liodv)

i'Af;E

5.")

o(i

Ti;

14

:;«

Hi'ater

Ilealer,

Heater.

cast mm

Russia iron Im

Russia iniu hi

Anchor Parlor

liiirh lop

Anihor Parlor

liii^h to]i,

Anclior Parlor

low top,

Air ( )rnanients

liase TopsRîtce Pots I round hotton) i

liulire Pots (sunk bottom) .

IJreail Pans .

Reauty Range .

Cauldrons<'ake (i riddles

Combination Klbow Damperter ....

Cups for Hot Air DampersCeilinir Ventilators

Cut of Works .

Cadet Cook, for Wood or CoaCadet Cook, for Hard or Soft CoalClarion Ranire ....Coral ( ias RurntrCoral ( !as Rurner RasesCellar Window (irates

Covering Rars ....Drum Feel, Drilled

Deductions for Ware not furnished

Deductions for Ware in sej)arate ])art

E.\celsior Penn Cook, swing doors .

E.xeelsior Penn Cook, sliding doors

E.xeelsior Penn Cook and Pleuter .

Emerald CompleteE.xtra Range ....Excelsior Penn Range, single ovenExcelsior Penn Range, double ovenExcelsior Penn Range, hot air

Equator Portable FurnaceFlora Range .....Flat Rotlom Pots

Farmers' Kettles ....

47

.' 4(;

><()

77

(ii;

(i7

oO

75

74and Regis-

747:5

70

Facing title.

11)

27.io

.1(1

.SI

.so

HO81

SI

,s

,1011

1()

82(ii)

.")!)

61

K.'i

25

75

Furnaces, ( brick set

)

I'"uruaces i portable)

< ias Rurner Doors(irates for Cooking Stoves

Grates for Heating Stoves .

Ham Rollers ....Hot Air Dampers, square .

I lot Air Dam])ers, oval .

Hand Hole Doors

Ivy Range ....Inglesiile, I illuminated front i

Inglcside, ( open side i

Iris, ( east body i

Iris, I Russia iron bodv ) •

Knobs for Hot Air Damper Roii

Kevstone Range of l.S()7

Keystone Range of 1.^72 .

Lillv Toy CookEight bouse CookEaRelle, ( ca.st iron body)

EaRelle, (sheet iron body)Eong Pans ....Large Pans to j)lace under stove

MicaMeridian ....Morning Eight Cook, slide oi

doors ....Magnet Egg, (cast body)Magnet lOgg. (sheet iron)

< )live Rranch CookProgress CookPosey RangePrice List Cook Stoves

Price List Parlor Stoves

Price List Ranges, brick .«et .

Price List Furnace, brick set,

Price List Furnace, portable

Round Cast Flange CylindersRange Rollers

Registers, square

Registers, roundRegisters, two valve .

Registei-s, circle toj)

Registers, common, scpiare.

Registers, common, round with

i'rarae ....Registers, border frames, .

I-

02

AOE

,(i:{

(;5

7780806fi

I o

7380

M.S5

.17

4041

7328

2957

7

44

45

74788054

12

5253

i;;

15

848887

87888077(>!»

71

7070

0!», 71

wing

82, 83,

84, 85,

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Rival (ias iUiniiT Base

SuiisliiiK' Raiiui', with hut

Smishiue Raii^c, witli lint

iTvnir

Puiisliinc Raiigi', single ov

Stcive Pii)e ])ainj)ers

Sinks

SjiidiTs ....Scdti-h BowlsStraight I'ots .

Sterling Air Tiglit Heater

Sterling Air Tight Heater

inder

Sterling RangeStaves for (ias Burner St(

Staves for Fiirnaees

)set

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21

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Suiidrv Brieks 7it

Shakers for Ranges ... .SO

^•t()ve Ijitters, eonmion . . • SO

Stove Lifters, pati'nt ... SO

Sad Innis . . • • . (S

Sheet Iron Elhows.... 81

Sash Weights . . . . .81Tea Kettles, sunk lioltom, plain and gal-

vanized . . . ''7

Tea Kettles, flat liottoni, plain and gal-

vanized ...-. 'i7

Twilight, (sheet iron body ) -t'!

Twiliuht, (east iron liodv) 42

Twilight Heat.T .

".. . 49

Terms . . • -J'Ventilators 70

WaiHe Irons . . . . • #)8

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