Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17
DANEORD'S IMPPN1yEB
IRON REAPER G. MOWER.


WE would call the attention o: the Farmers Of the
w West to the above Celebrated IRON REAPER e
MO WEIR, which We are manufacturing for the Harvest
OF 1851, and for which sha he prepared answer
orders at early date.
with the experience OF gcven year, have been on
abled to bring machine to high degree =, -
ton, obvisting many difficulties experience IN III nch
machines, removing many impeding nts which have
feen developed by the working o. the machines and
making Improvements which hp We facilitated We n, 90
tons in many particulars Our Cuayvn Pr .I,op.
causes the Grain to fall in Gaves or bundles and there
by me KaEer TO perform his tax with about ore
nan Inc usual labor The Farmer conversant with such
machines VIII appreciate this advantage BY A simple
arratgementwe have done away with the side Draft
SO Ia me tongue works as loose and as that Of
wagon, thus saving much worry TO the team By A con-
Veieht mode of raising and lowering 70 suit the differ
ent heights of cut, placing the Eaker nj noin,
where the work is perforated with the least oo,sbs I
bor We have made the nearest approach possible 10 a
good self-raker
reaper ana Mower, or the Single Mower The latter
machine we shall furnish with Reels which an be used
or not at pleasure they will be OF decided advantage
by the wind
We formerly used Waod In the construction Of our
ma chimes, but from its p.rshabIe constant
liaoty TO get out Of repair have been induced
substitute lRoN for our entire IRAN. work and cutter
beam. We shall hereafter adopt this MATERIAL as our
experience convincef us that give the Farmer
for the same price, Machine of Iron which will int
ten longer than the best that ca possibly be man.
ufactured of Wood. ..-E
The machine manufa will he contributed of,h,
choicest materals and built in the thorough and
workmanB pnder the mne late suit, yisou Of
the pr"prietOrs, and no pains money will be spared
make our machine Of invaluable the Farmer NJ
country.
Our Cutting apparatus Is diff rent rom that of any
other machine. We use two SicLles instead Of on.
worked III opposite directions by Tbi. seepyps
double advantage in cutting, and we hre indebted
more to THIS peculiarly tam to any other for The suns
rory or our machine, for by 1t are enabled 10 rrt
clean all kinds Grass, thick thin wet or dry lodged
or staining, on smooth ~ ound rough a single ,,.yr
OF Grass or Hay Cock thrown upon HE ground Fy.ry
contrVhnce has BEEN resOrted to- to clog or choke Al.
machine; such as loose thrown troaden into the
standing graSs-siua wads of oose grass twisted m
ana placed IN tic standing grassthe team topped and
made te start again without backing up, or cleaning
me Knives; but for all these things goes directly on
doing It's proper work.
Sin gram, our machine requires one a,r two span Of
horses, according to circumstance and driver and
raKer. In grass, one span Of horses and driver Il
WORKS with loose tongue and be easily turned or
backed to suit convenience.
We have never endcavored by unfair means to force
our machine into notice. bnt have left Il for the Farmers
to decide upon s merits wherever the chne has
beeh used, the feeling Is uniformly in its favor
WE HAVE RECEIVED PREMIUMS FyoA The
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