The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-03-30
FREEA.N NOTICE.
FORD'S PATENT
CHILLED
Harrow e. CultivatOr Tooth,
PATENTED FEB. 18th, 1859.

VNIIE Subscribers, having purchased the
IL rIght 10 use and sell the above Harrow and
cl,ivator are prepared 10 sell OK and Horse iiar-
rows aso Horse Cultyators ready ior use OF teeth
vs. customers may want; win lndsun ~ n,.s.,
n,,t OF the tooth Is formed that " shall tend To
run into the ground the required depth and not IL
able 10 clog. Another Improvement Is ia orlns,hs
the tons of the wings together so low down ON the
body OF the tooth, that the surface soil may close
hack over the path Of the tooth, and not leave q
furrow The front edge OF the tooth Is made thin
and sharp, eurying backwards and ineilnins Tor
ward 40 that II can be used crosswise the furrow
without turning the sod. The body Is cut away NJ
IN, back end next the wood this Is done To reduce
the amount Of surface Of the sides OF the body So as
to lessen the power 20 draw tho tooth through the
ground, IL also shortsns the body and facilitates
the turning Of the harrow. =,
The teeth beng chilled the wearins por.T ,rp,n
Is adapted 60 old ground TO he laid down, as u VIII
pulvcr,Ee the soil the required depth without the
use of the plow thus saving time, as u cuts the
whole surface OF ground four ana one-han 'ee' III
Numerous certificates might be given from New
YORK, New Hampshire, aud Massachusetts, out we
prefer 10 give you some IRON our own state, where
they were used the past season. But the best rec
concentration is 10 try them Tor yourselves
CERTIFICATES.
This il 60 certify that we have used forl's Im
preycl Patent Harrow and Cultivator the past
season and hnd IL eminently useful In pulyeriIing
hard clay land and clay locmy land, and In hct.
hard Land Of every Kind. and would confidently
recommend its use TO every farmer who wishes to
cultivate his land with and profit. We are
well satisfied that Its use the past season has been
SAMUEL MILDRAM.
THEODORE WELLS. Jr.
Wells, Me-. Nov. ., 1889,
This certiHes that We have used Ford's Patent
Cultiyator OF Harrow the past season anu hnd u
emineutly useful In pulyeritlng hard lands OF ey-
cry Kind, and would confidently recommend It's use
10 every farmer who wishes Ia eultiyate his hari
land with ease and profit We are well satisfied
that It's use has been worth 500 on single acre
the past season to us s,,,-v, ,opn
DANIEL CLARK.
Wells, Nov. J 1879
We hereby certify that We witnessed the opera
tion OF Fords Patent Harrow upon the mrm OF NJ
ram Doollttlc, ESQ, ON newly turned green ssaru
II loOsened the soil deeper, Pulys.lns oe,, sa,
Harrow we have ever seen used We were highiyy
pleased with its practical operation, and think \
Is destined Ia supercede the use the SQUARE 'oo'
Harrow for swaTd Land and stubble ground;
tsigncD CHARLES A. SMITH,
sw. BufPuM,
ELISHA RICH
Winchester, n. H., April - 1889.
We have used fOrd's Patent Harrow on our arm
which very stony, and are satisfied that IL Is au
more thoroughly than any other Harrow which W.
oRyILLE FORBES.
shaker Village, n. H., sept 2, 1859.
This IL 10 certify that We have used the above
uarrov this day, on sward land. both ela,ey and
sandy loam plOwed last mll, and are satisfied
that IA Is the best harrow We ever used aud thai
A will do more work going over the ground once
man the square tooth harrow will going thre,
times over, and do Il better also with less strength
W WYNN" OBED L. fOSS
THOMAS y. Toss.
Having witnessed the above operation, VIC sis
our names to the above Csrtineats, -, s,,,ru
q. r. HANSON.
BiddefOrd, March q, isco.
Farmers are especially requested to examine IN
Harrow and try u Cor themselves before Purcha.in
any other harrow OF any kind, rs We feel eonhdef
/, will supcrcede any other Harrow or CaltiraiS
before the public.
These Harrows can be seen at the shop OF +. r.
DfARlNG, Chestnut street, next aoor 10 the Gil
TBS DEARING.
II. ADAMS,
Propristors for Diddeford and Saco. II