The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
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bFFICE ~ W ARDrH, MITCHELL n to.l
Springfield, CLARK County, Ohio, May 10, lr65.
DEAR siut-The continued rains or this sphrg
t,vs made the farmer ysry snxiou' ~ 10 the prrs.
ptct fof iull crop oi corn The planting OF this In
valuableotop 10 necsssatily postponed TO avsry late
date, and the ground will be bestsn very hard there
by Increasing the difficulty Of both planting and
working II.
In visw orthe state Of hing. the practical corn
grower Is wen aware Of the ebsola'e nsoessity o
frequent working ofthe ersp from the time IL 6fsi
comes MP until late 10 the season. with such 'mple
ments ~ will most edecually AND thoroughly nulvef-
igc aud stir the gTound--withOut such constant
stiuinR ofthe soii the crop must invitaby bs shoft
| sith it, we eau siiil count on fall avefge.
No oimylemebt Is so thoroughly efficient fof this
desired purpose a the srNrroRp CULIiv,ToR.
with two horse D. and COY Who capable Of holding
I 4 shovel plow can with ease to both team and
driver, cultivate AOkr coRS than two mon and two
horse, with the ordinary plowsi and DO the WORK faI
more tati,factofy. No iarmet who raises thirty
/ Rcre, OF corn shouid he without one. We are as
,ured by pactics men who have used ihsm Tor yeau
that The increased amount ot the crop snd the saw
Ing Of shor that number Of acrss will more than
repay their cost the hls season, IN addition tO their
vsluc Tor utenarng Ftound inr small grain, Sc.
| The Cultyatou A. manufactured by us A.e sronE
! and Durable. We are meeting the most encouraging
success in making sales, aud viii be shor IN our
supply. DOR desire isto distribute Them rs gene.
Il on over much Of the States Tor which We msnu
faoture rs possible. We trust, therefore, you viii
make eSsttions to sell few 10 your most iniue
farmers, who viii thoroughly test ihef vslas IN The
We need only call your attention ~ the great
superiority OF the stafford over all the Other RiaI
Flows, a. the most casual examination OF sample
m aehine upon its frat Trial mast entirely SATISFY
youthat,
ht. II she RAsirsr pow to guide to mi, croOket
rows.
%. Ui,the EASIEST plow to turn at the end o
the ruWs.
ri. Il win plow several hill, nesrer THAN ~,
THER to the end of the row.
4th. II the ONLY plow OF which the sbanks vii
not bfe Al when the shONels caught,
Sth. II Is the oNLY plow Of which the s'Ioveis WI
loosen and fteo them selves when caught roots
,tumps, stones af other oh s'ructions.
9th. II L. the oSLy plow with Tetcrsable shovel
which can he sent u throw the ground to OF iIon
The com.
| 9Th. II |. the oSiy plow whose shovsli can -
| armed TO wear both points.
| ph. Il u tho oSlV oW wish an open fender, whicl
allow, the fne earth 10 fail gently ugatrs' the Noun
plants sud protects them at the same time ,hvetua
against clods.
OH. Il IS the osLY pow IN which tie shovelshy a
easy change OF position OF the diver can be throw
opt ofthe ground ard let back.
10th. II Is the Only plow which is tuinished wit
double and single trtss ana neck yoke wilhou, eAir
thHFge.
IIih. II il the oSLY pillow in which the thanks cai
bs changed on the frame 10 bring the shOytl =
Nny desired distance from the cofu.
l2th. II IL the osLY pl1w Whivh viii thCroush
pillow uARD hEATES ground
We might ~ unis rate other advantages but pr,fc
TO let the msch,ns speak for itself, on fair Trial, i
competition with any and all others
ourprice will continue as published, viz, for Zoe
shoveh, suitsble for powirg cora, s65 q
! For eNua center shovel, y
| Ney respectfully.
! WARDER, mrCnELS Co.