The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05
AaRIcULTUaAL 11aPLEnHurs.


= large amount Of reapers, mowers. horse
rakes, &c. for the coming harvest. Amongst
them they have the Hubbard Combined
Reaper and Mower, manufactured BY
Younslove & Massey, Cleveland, Ohio,
which il gotten up on an entirely new
principle, something that has always been
needed to make perfect combined reaper.
It has fast motion for moving and slow
motion for respiug it is double geared, 80
thst when one part is at work the other is
not, sad can be changed by the driver
BY just shifting lever. 1t must be seen
to be appreciated, and oil the farmers that
look at it say it is "the" machine.
All Of the Hubbard Mowers are made
with that gear this year. so that farmers
who do not have grain to cut this year can
get tho mower, and then get the reap;ng
attachment next year.
For single light mower they have the
Meadow King, formerly Theyer's Iron
Mower, which is all steel and iron except
the tongue and xhi6letrces, and is 80 con-
structed that the pitman is always on line
with the sickle, No matter how fur the cut
ter bar is raised or lowered. The SIM
plicity and durability of it commends it.
self to every one. It took the first premi-
UNI at the State Fair at Minneapolis last
fall, Is also did the Hollingsworth sulky
Rake 7hich they have for sale. They pro-.
Pose to farmers to rut them in competition
with any other mower and rake made in
the United States, and keep the one that
does the sest work.
The New Yorker Self Rake Reaper has
its usual large number of sales this year
with this firm. There are more Of them sold
throug h the Sank Valley than Of any other
reaper in the market.
The combined Self Rake Kirby Reaper
was introduced by the firm through this
section last year, and comes we'll recon-
mended by all who have ever seen it used
as the 'Little Kirby which is light strong
and very durable.
The Little Champion Hand and Self Pa
king Reaper with . separate jointed bar
moving attachment, is the lightest draft
machine in the world, cuts six feet in reap
ing, four feet four inches in moving, and
is very simple and handy in raising or low
sring the cutter bar in grass and grain.
= They have the J. I. Case sweepstake
separstors with Woodbury. Mounted Power,
CLIMAX Power and Pitts or Carey Power
manufactured At Racine, Wis. This
thresher has more sales by many hundreds
each year than any other machine made
in the United States, because it will do
more and better work. thus: making it o
desirable and profitable one for tie farm.
ers and also for the man who owns the
machine. This hresher with Woodbury.
power also took the first premium at the
State Fair last fall.
This firm has tho largest supply of ex-
tras for all Of their machinery that is kept
in Northern Minnesota, as can be seen BY
going in and looking on their shelves and
through the house. It is best fer the
farmer to buy machine where he can get
repairs and extras for it when needed.
The business of the firm is doubling it.
self each year, having been started three
years ago, until now it is acknowledge
cd to be the leading house in the ag1icul-
tural business Of Upper Minnesota. Their
large warehouse is crowded now with ma
chimes ordered by the farmers for this
year, and as they never get on an over
stock Of the standard machines, orders
should be given at once, so as to secure
them to be delivered in time for use