New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-04
NGRAHAMS DITCHING MACHINE

Naa I'D greatly to wealth It digs the ditch and re-
moves gearing The powbesm double One end
rests besm.whee s1es the other snd the elevator wheel
nr The plows hung under this double be-
tsssr eevang wheel These wheels stand the
bottom There draw and cut the at the sur
m deep dches therefore the elevations between the evang
and are eyeed and the booV passed over the ma
chine srsgatboome ditch rough ground The machine
drawn b. the eevng wheeas Just fast the foremost coube
pv opens faow SIX Co. inches vide sTiaeh belt passes down
aouhd inside pillow and the ground In the mrov
povs inches each side but not quite deep IS
furrOw and the loose dirt down the belt between the
lbges wheel The eevsug wheel rolls and takes
~ and dirt they lie st in the aHoV aud the dirt carried
ever The wheel between the wheel
where runs OF in side Of the ditch This principle pos
6bss and elevate the gearing the The des Of
shaken and shattered bat smoothly cut true, par
a and perpenlc7r the ditch shrnI
oa sides whereas the sopng sided ditch the filing in SET
fes sides Holes dug small work eight feet
deep property explore for found with the 6ug shrUnk
from the perpendicular sides s around years srwad but
earth and sod solid ditch dug three feet deep
Dr. sand BY this machine stands 6m when clumsy hoer would
have the sides shattered and erunbling in
The drives back and forth, turning repng
ee and pOSs and ssvae Just much dirt he wishes the
strength Of bis With there such Of his teams power
BY side drsh gearing exists in moving machines aud other labor
saving machines dhng machine With gearing ike moving machines
sni others would be unfit Vork deep bitches the midst Of mud
a Ad and ell soils choke up the gearing and It's power
WSe the HpeeGb Of gearing machines for dirty work deep
h considered also the many failures dehers BY Ignoring this
fact also that Ingrahzm had secured Bis patents from then win be
that dReu task other machines without
gearug break down his monopoly Of practical dohng machine
sh inventors Of machines whose did not prohibit the gear
E Who probably would succeeded under such prohibition who
Eok IDrAhsH equal conditions nven
tons N public did developed they
do 6bng machines have attained just and wonderful
ay oh keep their competitors such distance below them
lsglan dO In 1883 529 sewing machines sold Nov
hy SO by the hundred thousand annually and millions dollars
es.ed manufacturing them In years moving
nae ines has from nothing TO nearly 100 900 per Before In
a Patents expire IA II years there viii be At least from 900 600
10000 moving machines sold to be used few days harvest each
Cheap and good ches equivalent cheap tile farmers
TIE ndsney the Of tile;
ats ehespen the manufacture Of tile the deng
'slae tmAhnes, much tile machines worth
tAth other tilemaehineS
What viii be the Of ne dching machine Of paramount
ssa> increase s national wealth when such branches Of business
sewing machines moving machines ke create such wealth they
u such an ally be worth to business the tile
sd PIE machines Of the CrOssmaR Clay Manufacturing Coz H. C.
h stOeihOer IN the COMPANY and takes active and deep
welfare The dehing machine viii be used ally
AsC pauy and owned BY Of is members without costing
oa ny dollar Swords bhkmaehHs viii also be sold BY
r Company What business 70 acquire wealth and
BED dependent Of would Be competitor there be than 10 get Swords
k fAehne tiffany hemahns and dcbng machine Of uIl We
% equal value Of these Clay
ssog Company May respects hpopsr do The public
not Discriminate enough between hat their ideas
% others aud Of bu little farther improvements
ae inventors with real genius for original Inventions whose
nsd add improvement exhausted while health
sieens aud system Of manufacture being improved and viii be i'm
'is'si iOsard removing every impeTfestion.
TIES inventors and their connected with the clay
~ kn0Eh railroad Of mile the clay bank and fac
'u 9Th wharf ship channel shipments direct 70
s esasuasr BY ocean, sound navigation The Tue
isag Ofd csy placed where beh yards that
ga pfo from 10000 coo brick year Swords brek
has an the clay tile clay ThanyA
ate' the clay pipe clay. TaaDys ppemsehns viii
- ts clay 10 make valuable pipe Valuable
az e5 all then be very railroad and nearly
@"P dg ordinary clay Our process but little waste
's'esf The portion wasted other banks to get the
' fte clay h not better for tile pipe and BRICK consumers
- ave a. interest such bank with such system such
'' nonoPzd and such have scared When has
~ been viii there be such opportunity any respect when
- ''mbhaton Of sdvautagi Such real estate Investments s
goo odbrdge clay banks bard be
oast The clay cannot be O BY accident and always
tIss While lying n the ground
Orr Improvements and Imperfect bnt ", can sobpt M,
s have suh clay property natural and artificial ad
Fas sueh machines such opportunities 10 bud I'd
baas> cannot Be fOand this line Proba
~ Ss YORK city will need ssoo0OO sWepips before the
ely properly drained for beab and other cities proportion (se.
Dssug Tor PROFIT and Health" By Geo warng sold Al Asres
tH Oa The demand for srebct viii Increase the demand for
Ne Increasing enonousyi brick the the fatnrs
aupon Cay goods beyond computation. COMPANY Ia,
r scVantsges every respect except capital thar
s "A supply demand with cheap aud superior goods The
% feAy the grOss value Of sIesds
as Aaoh Of dollars We submit the following fgps prove
a. der nate viii again figures aud
~t' % be very much undeemated sl prefer sekDg
-'''uats Of orer hss million per statement:
eel deep con. Birch Clay, 90 per cubic
"a........ 9J2 5000 e. a. i52e0
sss Yep Tile Clay (2cb usl sl eOOa 80 90 $500
res assP Pipe Clay Gneh 38l aoc5525ll2o
essP f're Bnek (oet No Ij.. 3 OOOo ll72s 5000
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