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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1890 Excerpt:...not only comes up to your guarantee, but does more work than you claimed for it. It gives us little or no trouble, and the expense for repairs is not worth mentioning. We are more than pleased with it, and feel perfectly safe in saying that for durability, economy and work done, it is surpassed by no other machine in the market, and we take pleasure in recommending it to those who contemplate purchasing refrigerating machinery. Yours very truly, ARMOUR PACKING CO. December 24, 1888. Proof of the sincerity of the above is just corroborated by a second order from Armour Packing Co. for one of our 125-ton machines, which takes the place of three fifty-ton "Arctics" (double-acting). Office of CASSARD & SONS, Packing and Cold Storage House, W. Baltimore Street. Baltimore, Md., June 17, 1886. Messrs. Frick Company, Waynesboro, Pa. Gentlemen:--We have had in use one of the Eclipse Patent Refrigerating Machines manufactured by your Company some three years since. The machine is of the old design, and while it does not compare in many respects with the later and improved machine, of which you have just placed in successful operation several in this city, we can confidently say that we have never found or heard of a better one than this, until you brought out the new one. This machine is cooling 300,000 cubic feet of space in our Packing and Cold Storage Houses, and we doubt if any other machine in the market would have so completely filled the bill and responded so successfully to the demands of our business. We are pleased and more than pleased with the machine, and want to do a good service to all packers by telling them to be sure and buy your new Eclipse Refrigerating Machine in preference to all others. We will be pleased to show interested partie...