Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-07-03
GEISEItS' H. Iali PATENT SELFREGru.
llSq ~ :, GRAIN SEPARAT0RH' Ia
CLEANER AND RACED IN


y 70 1ie iase9t improved Triple. Gea,s3 ".
0"ef efiFen either by Gear or Bejt.
~, Is eight-borsc power, with c,..
ifaiae ana wrought iron and wood c,,i;-
W i l4tseh inches 10 diameter and ,ba-,, t--
1es lghs' Trunk has ten inch rsko ,-.,t 80
~ faEes s thirty five inches wide and l.-i-
lne A'fd" on the second rake. these cs-r a.
.-4' t' Du' "a lbeif tops and deliver IL an ~
sI'zcA ~, which will deliver abopt rfi-,. 81 "a tAs
beyond the feeder, on a gtacI Gft,o- I.e ieet
- 1isn' ana can be easily MANAGED q. r.-..
tne ehaH with the straw. or deliver il in. ,'
az Fiaee' Ihe trunk and fan sides befDg cI,.-5
20 connie the straw and chat, remedi.s ,H 5.a-'
@5''aa IN eieaning grain against windy ,y.,,t
~ D@ss tAe gram by reasonable mana ge,.s+ -
uelsi19 cream ipr market, and It's capacty. rrJl-
i-',-J circumstances, Is from twenty h. 60.
- - PS' lO1i' uslhg eight horses and the ssrpe
HN"-"et % handsj bat to force the vor,, -
favorable circumstance, It will tbrssb e. f
% hity bushels per hour, and with NOR, a....S
agfeeaoleness 70 hands than any other T,e,t '.I .
now in common u7e. 'Ie
Inc NO. ls particularly adapted 20 the r,r... D..
use; IN intending % apply 70 any cour,,-
oF railway power weighs 1900 pounds. hsy -
Lipl 1.resleis frame, and cylinder, I2I neEe. II
diameter and Is inches long: delivers I'M, II ~
gram IN bags or If desired, IN half bnsl.l "a
delivers the straw fifteen feet from the f1.
u desired, can deliver the straw and cbg{F t....t
err VIII thfesh and clean, ia good grain. rs,s' e.
market, from 100 to rs brshels Of ,gl.., ~. '-'
@eo to 900 bushels Of oats per day, u iD, Fam, ..
Elk hoLses5 anu the same Du-uber Of hands. ,,ut M
force TIC work, under mos. favorable circr-n-
stances, 600. gram, &C., win thrp-b s.a ~
considerable more. Tie Machine win ,b.,.f -. [5
clean all kinds Of grain generally tl-ssIs5 ,.:.t
'Ne common machine, and requires no more E.-se
pDser, but ia many cases does not -,r ~
haFd- 1t will apply very well 10 a twg-hgr Z -sfr-
way power. --'--
30" here Is what the Farmer and tbrs-berogn
wants Separator to 20 from farm So farm tr
. '-s47h gram, with more satisfaction than svv
o....l separator DO" IN use, aud why is it7 Be.
cause TINS separator has q self regulatipo pr7.+
" atca prevents grain from blgWiB, iptotIo as
'AE also mas self TeEu' atiUg .eeder 70 feed ,rs
cleaner ana It has rollers and colab. ir the chan
er which prevents IL from choaEiug WV an..
tAls machine run so light, and give So iii 'c +-,n
be! Lecausc there ls less friction in the Tenr-
nais, and tie rakes and fan are gcared sq +ls. v,
have no trouble with Belts breaking anj .';rpin-
esusIng dust TO fall into the wheat. Wbv does F.
clean against the wind; Because the b'ags has
direct action on the grain and the cleaner is so
Wen arranged that the wind has 20 chaues p,
drive the dirt into the hopper. Why is II huir,
permanently on two wheels and lie front ear.
rage separate, ready 70 attach when cgs-s7rv.
because Il Is more convenient in the barn y~tls,t
no r.p
ran i from place TO place more easily. Wv has
it not got Elevators like some other machine p
Because the Elevators carry the fifth back gIrer-
nately into the cleaner which must eventually r,
into the good wheat or in the ch Fl. a1d aTl know
that filth should be kept separate for feed. &C..
we might well keep sh0ysIiug the Tailings
from under our hand Fan into Il e homer and e.
peet to get the grain clean. Why is this sepsr -
Tor more cleaner and Satisfactory % w0-k about
than others Bee. use the Fan and Trunk Sides
are c-o- cd up to prevent the wheat chaf and du-t
from co ling oIt Prd scattering over the floor,
causing waist and giving much trouble with dirt
and sore ewes, &c. Way do Threshermea get
more work with hese separators than they do
with others; Because t4is separator hcs all these
advantages and many lore, 'hich makes II
separator suitable and q paving fe for all
farmers and IarasberMeu that have grain 70
thre h, whilst in mot cases f Umers mus sgit
themselves to the machine, because the mach G
viii not suit itself 70 the former. In shg-l This
Is the cheapest most dur Die, reliably, simple a1d
most agreeable 70 worE about and the only seUar-
at9r that viii clean and bag the grain sufficiently
clean for market under all circums.4u--
Farmers can rest AS Uci that this machine is
no hHmbug, and judging fro-a the high recon-
mendatlon Of farmers that are using them We
must come to the conclusion that It is the very
N chine that formers want and viii have as soon
as they haye an opportunity O app eciata and
attest Its merits for which We hope they win give
us an opportunity, as we are willing 20 be rsspol-
slbie i It does not perto- represented in this
Circular. Shop prices q .NaeiiHss range from
S2l5, fG $50.
G~We warrant the machines to be as above
represented: also agains, any reasonable dciccgs
Of material workmanship, &c.
DAM L GEISER, Proprietor.
Gejser, Price Co, Manufactures. Wayues-
b0r0, Franklin Co, Pa.