The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-09-02

f W. SIMMER, Esq-Dear Sir; have used
the Palmer & Williams Srlf-Rak.g Reaper
purch 'sel OF you last July, and will say, if i, is
not the best Reaper in the world, it is certainly
the best that have any knowledge of; and
would cheerfully recommend it to others for the
following reasons: First Gaze of draft | think is
draws much easier than any other Reaper have
ever seen Of the same width of cut. Secondly,
the simplicity and durability of construction.
thirdly, the Observation-Disclosures in which every
part OF it is built. IL is a real pleasure to set up
such machinery, every part fitting exactly no
alteration to make. Fourthlv, for cleanliness Of
cut and n5a ness Of raking it cannot be surpass-
ed. L am satisfied that hand is saved in
Ending over hanl raking Reapear. Filthy,
the width OF cnt, cutting full six feet. | have
not tried to see how much l could cut In n day,
but think from y to 5 acres with two horses,
or IS to 90 with tour horses | hcver use but
two horses, aud never hurry my team. One Of
my neighbors used one OF Manny's TO horse
Reapers, with cut OF about four fer t, but had
to use four horses on it. As a mor err think il
nearly perfect. Taking 1t all in all az n Reaper
and Mower, think It stands 10. l, ahead of nls
DEAR SIR;-As have u.s. d one OF Palmer y
Williams Seifkaking Re-. pers the past season,
and consider it just the ming for which it was de-
signed. think 1t to- easiest running Reaper
have ever seen, cor sidering the amount of Labor
1t performs 1t cuts nicely as any one could
desire 1t raFes off the erain much better than
expected, consider the Chain for driving the
reel great invention, as Il never clip. or allows
the re-. to stop. have used the Reaper to cut
aoo't 100 acres OF grain ana consider it about
o. good az VII n started. There is little or 10
sd9 dGat, md no weight Of tongue. Any one
"hls''il'd TO purchase Reaper fnr he next har-
| vest would recommend Palmer Il Williams
-h-Rahing Reaper before any other in use
TRoT, Walworth Co, Sept. 16, 1853.
| h. ". SKINNER, EsQ.-Dedr Sir: | have used
one Of your patent Self-Rakiug Reapers for the
| past Season, aud it is more than justice to
You AID the inventor. 70 inform TIE public OF
the simplicity and durability OF y6Ir Self Rakinp
| Reaper. The Of draft and cleanliness of
It's work, far exceeds my expectations, aud far
excels any machine that | ever saw. have
cut thirty acres OF wheat that was considerably
lodged, IN one and a half DAYS, with middling
| sized team3 and It was ion, to the satisfaction
u 'he owner aho rn".hy witnesses present. There
are many more qualities about vour machine
that could mention, ,nre this the only one
use ard Knowir.s that tie public are In favor
c' your pl'..nine, it needs no putting, it speaks
ioi II eli. That it has outstripped any other
'-Achine that has been brough: iato Walwor;h
county, ID no mistake
Ever yours, L. MARTIN.
FITcHBURG Dane Co, Wis Aug, % 1853.
j.. W. SKTNsER-,Sir: Having received your
circular requesting our opinion Of Palmer i vii
hams Sell HGkng Reaper, ne would tate thar
we thin6 us DRAFT much less than any Other
ihachI'e doing the same L cunt of labor. That
u g simply. and duraby constructed; that is,
Cleanliness of cut it is unequaled; that it rakes
on neat and clean, and is much preferable in
this respect to handwriting. We have not lsci
It an entire day, and do not know how much
WIZ cut; but do know that it viii cut all we
| want each day in few hours We have cut
and have let it to cut some Is 10 "a acres rnoso
wher 1t was run by two span, and gave FOOD
'''H j. b. STONE,
81. J. II. WAIT.