Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-06-26
0ElSEI{S PATENT SELF-RFcrrr
TING GRAIN SFPhP IN STGnL ! La
CLEANER AND BAGGEfR3 - 3oR
p 1ne IaIeSJ improved Tdppe-Geared Uo-so
RIVER driven either by Gear or BeIt

p" TN y 4ne latest Improved Triple Cleared yTo-s.
S' W'Feh either BY Gear or Belt
tt-..t = elght-horse power. with east i,
a. 'i4'he and wrought iron and wood .i;,
~ s.l.eeH 1 inehes 10 diameter and thirtvfhrao
.Jls' trunk has ten inch rake cram, s,3
- ~ '11oe - thlIfy-iYe inches wide and 5ei;,
- lhe SSfa" on the second rake tbase 60,
SlFa~ Out On their tops, and dslivor Il -. .ie
5'3NA ~ winch viii deliver about thirty fa r 80
c'yOhu ths leeder, on stack fifteen IN sibt.l,
- risA' ana can be easily managed 10 60
1us ehaH with the straw, OF deliver Z in a '
.@'o P,ace- Inc trunk and fan sides beiny cIoscI
ne tne stFa" and ehaf remedies all diF'
Tuiues ~ cleaning grain against wiDdv ,sa,tha-
- ''se me gram by reasonable managerpsrt 80
He.eAuy clean for market, and its capacit, -
Viothafy circumstances, is from tvvepty =, -.
ooshsis per hour, using eight horses ari re- .y
humOef Of hands; but to force the worlr 49,
\ favorable circumstance it will thrseb e. 80 l-1l
to fifty bushels per hour, and with p1ors 'y'y
/ asreeaNehess 70 hands than any other tnaotf,a
now IN common use. '-0
Ihe no. Is particularly adapted 10 the f,yr,,,,
use; IN intending to apply % any eotnroar -.
I OF railway power weighs 1900 pounds. bss a.
IRON tEFeshers frame, and cylinder, I2I iprb.. :
dlaiheter ana @o inches long; delivers the ciesr
gram IN bags, or Il desired, IN a half bvsbo7 ~
] delivers the straw fifteen feet from the f.a4a A.
II desired, can deliver the straw and chat to,s,5
er; Wili thresh and clean, in good grain road 81
market, from 100 10 l75 bushels OF ybest ~ - ,+'
300 90 500 bushels Of oats per dsv. usiD, fan, -
six horses, and the same number Of bar5s. L,. =
force the work, under most Favorable .s ~ ~
stances. good grain, &C., will thresh and So
considerable more. The Machine viii fbrasb -
eiean an klnds Of grain generally threshel vf,E
fae common machine, and requires no more b,-.a
! power, out IN many cases does NOT rrD ~
h-fd. twill apply very well to a JTo-horse rail-
way power. ''''
Now here is what the Farmer and tbresBerno,
wants separator % 60 from farm 50 farm. N
lhfasA gram, with more satisfaction Than ,,y
othsf separator now in use, ana why is it, re-
cause TINS separator has self reg1I,tin, RIost
"hich prevents grain from blowing iDtot6e obsfT
and also has self regulating feeder "a -sa5 tb1
cleaner and 1t has rollers aud combs in tle -.
or which prevents II from choaking ygbv- 4.l,
this maculne run SO lgnt, and give SO little rr5u-
Die. Because there rs less friction In the rlg-
na!s, and the rakes and fan are geared 50 n w..
have no trouble with Belts breaking and slir7,;r,
causing dust 10 fall into the wheat Wbrdas. T.
clean against the wird; Because the blast has
direct action on the grain and the cleaner IL III
well arranged that the wind has TO chance N
drive the dirt into the hopper. Why is IL built
permanently on two wheels and the front car
rage separate, ready to attach when rerassa-rs
Because it Is more convenient in the barn virFguf
the front carriage. l0d cau turn the machine or
run II from place to place more easily. Wby has
IT not got Ele -atOrs like some other machines
Because the Elevators carry the fifth back alter
nately into the cleaner which must evcutuslv On
INTO the good wheat or in the chat, and all know
taat hlth should be kept separate for feed &c.,
We might as wei keep sh0veling the Tailings
from under our hand fan into the hopper and er-
pect 10 get he gram clean. Why is this separa-
tor more cleaner 81 satisfactory 10 work abou.
than others: Because the Fan ard Trunk Sides
are cl0-ed up 90 pre- yept the wheat chaf and dust
| IRON coming out and scattering over the ho0r
causing waist suG irving much trouble with dirt
and sore eyes, &c. Why do Thresnermen get
more work with these sepavat0rs than they do
with others? Because this separator has all these
advantages and many more, which makes it a
separator suitable and paying for all
farmers and Thrashermen that have grain 10
thra b, whilst in most cases farmers mus- suit
themselves TO the machine, because the machine
viii not suit itself to the farmer IL sho-, this
is the cheapest most durable, reliably, simple and
most agreeable 70 work about and the only separ-
ator that viii clean and bag the grain su1cieu;ly
clean for market under all circumstances.
Farmers can rest assured that this uachiue is
no humbug and judging from the high recon-
mendation Of farmers that are using them, we
must come TO the conclusion that it is the very
Machine that farmers want and viii have az soon
as they have an opportunity TO appreciate aud
attestits merits, for which we hope they viii give
us an opportunity, as we willing 20 be respon-
slbie II 4 does not perform represented in this
Circular Shop prices Of Aaehinss range from
S2l5, 10 $40.
10 We warrant the machines to be as above
represented; Plso against any reasonable defects
ot ua"ter1aai 7ToTh llausAlp, a..
DANIEL GEISER, Proprietor.
Geiscr, Price & Coz Manufactures. Wayues-
boro', Franklin Co, "a.
6mos WILLIAM NICUM Agent, Bedford Pa
mays