Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-07-31
MisfRllaneOus.

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7 HR AsHLN MACHINE,
DANIEL eytsEn.
B. Z. PRICE. Jos,,,, ''Isa'
Farmers viii please look at the great aJy..,...
IN Ihrashing Grain With l''se
GEIsERS' PATENT sEr,PpRn1,r
lIAG GRAIN SEPARAT0Ipr' la
CLEANER AND BAGGER 0l'
With the latest Improved Tdpple.es,r.5 H.
rover driven either by Gear or BeIt
10. IS a eight-horse power. with o,s. .
yIlefDeI frame and wrought iron and ,qo,J oi- .."
@.,.sH ih5Aes "a diameter and thirfy-iEroo
ihehes i9hg. Trunk has ten inch r,t,. 80 -
seven rakes is thirty-avs inches vgde - ana
eIS The straw on the second rake, these - ~
stra" out on jhcir tops, and deliver :, - .i.2
s1aek r. which will deliver about tbirty fr- f5
Dsy"na The feeder, on q stack fifteen ~ ei.t. -.
leei nlgn, and can be easily manayeI to -
1us rhaA with the straw, or deiiyer il in a s.r,
,%g- Piaee' Inc trunk and fan sides being cle5ed
" cehAhe me straw and chaf remedies an aiH
euliies N cleaning grain against windy ,vs,s.
- o"Hs tht grain by reasonable management sg
heteALy clean ior market, and It's caparif, 49,
Vfalhafy circumstances, is from twenty =, -
ousnels per hour, using eight horses and liz ss,,
nulhDef % hands; but To force the worl, md.
favorable circumstance, Il will tbresb g. -IT F
70 fifty bushels per hour, and with Bo-e a ''lly
asrecaDleness 70 hands than any other ,,a.li-I
now in common use. ~ --iiae
The No. is particularly adapted 70 the r,-,,..,-
use IN intending 10 apply TO any c1rono,r 80
or railway power; weighs 300 pounds b,s
IRON thfeshefs frame, and cylinder, I23 iprbe. s.
olametef ana - inches long; delivers the &c.,
grain IN bags, or if desired, in a half bYsbl -
delivers The straw fifteen feet from the r.rI-- tt
j! desired, can deliver tie straw and char t,,..s
er; viii thresh and clean, in good grain rs, -
market, from 100 70 10 bushels Of wheat or -
sou 70 3VV bushels Of oats per day, using r,nr -
SIX horses, and the same number Of ban-3s. b, =.
force the work, under most favorable circ,,,
stances, good gram, &C., viii thrcsh and clsap
considerable more. The Machine will thre.b and
clean all kinds Of grain generally -b,eshei WITH
the common machine, and requires no more bar.s
power, but in many cases does not run ~
hard 1t viii apply very well to a two-hyrse rsiI-
way power
Now here is what the Farmer and thresberros,
wants. Separator 10 70 from farm 50 farm T.,
thrash grain, with more satisfaction than sDy
othef separator now IN use, and Why is itg Be-
cause TINS separator has a ssll regulating Bias
which prevents grain from blowing int the - an
ami also has a self regulating feeder 0 fee9 rro
cleaner and IL has rollers and combs the rie~n-
CT which prevents It from choaking Nby does
thls machine run so light, and give so little tr,o
Dlet Because there Is less friction in the Jaur-
mas, and the rakes and fan are cearcd so that Won
nave no trouble with Belts breaking and slipping.
causing dust TO lall into the wheat Why does Il
clean against the wind2 Because the blast has
direct action on the grain and the cleaner Is 81
Wen arranged that the wind has no chance IN
drive the dirt into the hopper Why ia il kyir-
permanently on two wheels and the front ca-
-lage separate ready to attach when necessary
because II is more convenient in the barn without
the front carriage. You can turn the rBaabiro -
run it from place to place more easily. Wbv has
1t not got Elevators like some other machines
Because the Elevators carry the fifth back alter
naLe!y INTO the cleaner which must eventually ON
into the good wheat OF In the chair and all l-r,5
that filth should be kept separate for feed Fa
We might as well keep shoyCling the Tajliups
from under our hand fan into the hgpper and ev-
pect 70 get the grain clean. Why is this seuars-
tor more cleaner ard satisfactory to work about
than others because the Fan and Trunk Sides
are closed up 70 prevent the wheat chat and dust
from coming cut and scattering over the floor
causing waist and giving much trouble with dirt
and sore eyes, &c. Way do Threshermeu ,et
more work with these separators than they do
with otherss Because this separator has all these
advantages and many more, which makes il a
separator suitable and q paying one for all
farmers and IhraSherneu that have grain ~
thrash, whilst in most cases farmers must suft
themselves 70 the machine because the machine
VIII not suit itself to the farmer. In short, this
Is the cheapest, most durable reliably, simUlean
most agreeable to work about and the only Separ-
at0r that viii clean and bag ne grain sufficiently
clean fer market under al circumstances.
Farmers can rest assured that this machine Is
40 humbug, and judging fr0m the high recon-
mcudatIon Of farmers that are using them we
mast come 70 the conclusion that it Is the very
Machine that farmers want and viii have a. soon
rs they have IN opportunity to appreciate and
attest its merits, for which We hope they viii give
Us an opportunity, as are willing TO be respon-
siblc if iJ does not perform represented iu this
Circpiar. Shop prices 81 HgeBjnss range from
S2l5, 10 500.
zf7~We warrant the machines 70 be as above
represented; also against any reasonable defects
of material workmanship, &c.
DANIEL GEISER Proprietor.
GeiseT, Price & Co., Manufactures, Wayuos-
boro, Franklin Co, Pa.
6mos WILLIAM NYCUM, Agent, Bedford Pa.
mays