Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-27
DANFOR lNEppROyED
IRON REAPER G. MOWER

WE would call the attention of the Farmers of tn q
~ west to the above Celebrated IRON RE1 PER )
| NOWER, which We manufacturing for tla 10 49, =
OF 1897, and for which shall he prepared TO .nx
| orders at an early date. A' WEI
With the experience of seven wears we ,,r.
ao'eo 10 orins our machine to high degree of ca
ton, ohVlatng many difficulties experience IN :eriec
| Mach;hes, removing many impedments whi,h t
feen developed by the working of the nah IA nave
making Improvements which have facili tatrs m an0
IONS i'll many particulars. Our Cupvr, Nc opein
causes the Grain fall in Gavels or P,nd fLALsoth
by enables the Raker TO perform his task w ~ -, ere
ie ns su labor Inc Farmer with Sc
ARA cement we have done away with tba NJ J,pr,
SO that the tongue works as loose and free ,ha -
wagon, mus saving much worry to the team Nv con-
venient mode OF raising aid lowering TO suit tb JG
ent heights Of cut, and placing the Raksr at rn
where the work is performed with IT,. leas ~
good selt.raker. Twain possible 10
D we are prepared to furnish either the Combined
machine We shall furnish with Feels which ca he msd
or not at pleasure. they will be of decided
pt nueh me grass is tall or thin, strongly affected
.h,n "fnerly used Wood in the construction of our
Lnes' pol from its pertshabe nature and consan,
napy TO get out of repair we have been induced n
substitute Iron for our entire franz worL AND 90.
peaiu. we shall hereaf adopt this material a. our
for the same prcn rs US that We can give the Farmer
w. r 'e price. Machine Of Iron, which will last
ten years longer thsp the best that can nossiiv he
ufactured OF Wood 1900 ~ p'''s NC n'an-
The mac ine We ma mn, c,,ro II, l., 800 ,-. r.,
choicest materials, built in the mos, thoronoh and
uiahke manner under the immediate SUPERVISION NJ
mah @ ana 40 pains or money will be spared to
our country, use - 'ie FARMERS OF
o,hr -, hs apparatus is different from that of any
'.! ma chine We use two SickIes instead Of one
n IN opposite directions by crank This secures
MOI" iu' ah'ase in cutting, and indebted
10 TINS pecuarity tar any other tor the sunc
i ~ oi our machine for by are enabled to cut
or az, nus OF Hfass thick or thin, dry, lodged
y. Shhu'hg, on smooth ground rough single spear
u nay Cock thrown upon the ground Every
marh; se mas oetn resorted to- to clog choke the
81. such as loose grass thrown trodden into the
mi u is s'aSs-SEi>A va of loose grass twisted up
M "a, IN we standing grass-the team stopped and
t-ue 10 starr again without backing up or cleaning
e hnves but for all these things it goes directly on
doing its proper wors e ''"' '''
SIN grain, our machine requires one or two span of
according to circumstances, and driver and
hei. IN grass, one span of horses and driver 1t
works with loose tongue and can be easily turned or
packed to suit convenience
We nave never endeavored by unfair mean. to force
OUT machine into notice. have left il for tho Farmers
upon It's merits and herever the ma chine has
Dseh used the feeling Is unfor my in Its favor
WE HAVE RECEIVED FIRST sEuruus rpo. TIM
la rorte, Co. Ind, Agricultural Society,