, 1859-07-29

No single establishment In the world can truthfully
claim to have manufactured and sold anything like 90
large number Of Reapng and Moving Machines dur.
ing the same time, while my experience dates back 70 the
origin Of my machine In 1884, having been actively and
exclusively engaged In their manufacture for the last fl
teen years am now more largely engaged In the man.
uiActure Of these mschnes than ever before and with
my improvements fer 1885, do not hesitate 10 warrant
my machine as Reaper, Mower, and Reaper and Mower,
superior 70 any other for simplicity Durability end perfect
WOrkng and further TO say, that farmers who may de-
sire II are at liberty TO work my machine through the
harvest with any other and keep aud pay for the
preferred. ThG position Of the RAker in my machine,
(as paented) upon the main ame where there great
strength and Whtre the weight adds to the power q the
machine, s the only right one Other makers have 70
haul their Iaker on the platform, where he must submit
70 having the dust thrown In bis eyes BY the opera ion
Of and TO being joted the clOds by he little
Platform Wheel over which be rides, necessarily rackng
their machine 10 pieces THIS aocounts in part, for the
great durability Of my machines compared with otheFs
Great COIDcil Medal AWARDED my machine in London,
10 1851.
Grand Gold Medal Of Honor at Paris. in 1855.
Highest Prize at the French Universal Exhibition, In
Highes. Prize Of Royal Agricultural Society Of Eng
Highest Prize Of The United stutss Agricultural 30
ciety, In 1851.
ASthe Best Reaper.
Publications made by the manufacturers Of The Nanny
machine, claiming the bghesI hOnos etc. the French
Universal Exposition, in 1885, are known by them TO be
FALSE. The snccess Of my machine, a. indicated by
figures above Is its highest praise, while the awards q
though reaper makers make business Of lAhOFng and
cheming 70 secure the little annual one horse premiums
q the cogntFy Although IL may not be generally
derstOod II nevertheless true that these machines have
always been sold at comparatively low prices and but
for the bodness with which introduced and sold them
BY thou~ands Tor the ten years past other smaller
higher.
and otheTs Of the tEnthaae q every statement have
made, and much more i may further remark, that al
Of the reapng machines Of prominence In the country
are mere notifications Of my machine, ell other mann
iActgTes having BecesaAry limited experience In CON
single years severe service will satisfy the farmer
that In point o. Durability my maehine s far superior %
az otheFs beside. several most important advantages
form, which viii be furnished those who desire further
information By addressing me any Of my agents.
CYRus h. Mccormick.
20 Pitts Pattern Threshers and soparafers
ManAfactured BY NOurse, Mason Co; 90 and 80 Inch
cylinders, with trucks and flll extras
U:S PATENT 0FsIcH. January 3. 1850.
Sir ~. A. II. A. Pits Patent dated Ju1e 29 1887.
extended for term Of seven years from jane 29 1851
I' has consequently expired as,psc!iOIIy, c yoSrs
sOvTHvonEn 4 Co., San Francisco, CaI.
PItiS Passns Dsahls PiaIsn . and 10 HORSE
Powers.
10 whom u may eonreTn;-Thls may certify that W
have certificate Of authority Of which lhe following d
GORDON 90 az g Suts Ees SS ss y III saf Ss 4
"Pitig Improved Patent Double Pinioa Horse P0WeF,s
many Of the States OF Territories secured 10 By leten
pAas9s SIs:,. o,,,,., On Is.sgnsd1 JOINS A. PITTs
We are thls month chipping hons power o. The shove
patent 10 A. B. southWorih, q San FiancsOo oal which
BE- 3 hereby aulhorzed % sell. A. GoRD0N & 20.
RccheaidF, n. Y, October 9Sd, lsSs.
ca,aan 4 5. I,on plnn,t pousp, q ana IA IIo,.s