The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-08


y rvnlnul Car-s-ususirar- --s~ Tara r-thaz--
We Ameriraus wh0 have been under
rlCu1 sins,t the opening ofrhe Exhibi-
ton u,hv b. paFc0red for feeling juhs-
liant over the complete sacrrS- of or
mowers and rEapers- The history OF
our dernFrEleut has been surh a dismal
1ht -icSemIn- tale OF mistakes. disap-
pciurH1eMr-- failures and scandals. thar A
coupiers and rgcU-aErrd triumph for
0ur exhibitors IN a single field OF con-
FetIriOa FsjoireS u al exrredin-ir.
>Drh a rFTumrh vas expected bv most
Judges 0f Harhfmerv who HAD visited
tn- Agricultural Halls. bet no one
tA'ouzhr thar the apparent superiority of
our znhrhIngS wOult make Eurupean ex-
1lo1r0rs wIahdrIW from the field trial
The EmEiH-h had condemned 0aF reapers
A. fEmev Illrhine-. made for show. and
101 Eeavv encGEh for hard service. zad
Ind bDd~red 0f che working satellites 0f
their eiuH1-v implements The French
Ind oeea rIluEIE-- a reaper hy steam fsr
s1x weeks En their hail TO show the play
Of the sEfvs- anf the w0EkiE- Of the
rake When IL came to the competitive
trial Ir rhr grain tiel1 however. neither
Fren'rh nor En-li-h could b. f1unA
7 IheE rnfde s0r7e piffful excuses about
rta ETear ~xpeH-e cf the trifi--the only
e1Eel-e neERE the Lire OF a team and %
su@ % three msa- Now The proof Of
sessF<r j. IN The Frariug- ard Of a mower
IN uAe EBpwIEE--at iea-t that J. eur
Americas ruie- Ihe Engli-h and FrFurh
appear s~ think CtherWf-s and wiII no
1usgAc 20 mEa sin sho al TIE superi0rirv
pf nheTr l-lr--le- Elril the ersi Of zh~
falr- la the Efce 0f their di-EaacefIl
ral-ure O. APPEAR Al the tsiig re~teryisv
! = Sim-ie German trn4 VA On aaud With
rnrFe rrrper-- and a VieauA reaper and
w@wrr uuuU@trE AL tie Other M
chimes wsre Am@r5-fu-
The rrill roos PIE On the far suItrv
ibtuuh's plffn,- Hi-onr an hoars ride by
rr5. ess-t~ ard from the city. and asn1ost
en- si-hr ~ rhe harrIe-teId OS Vazrtn--
No sspwbr fhe Freurh and Au-trian col
urmHr- tfanrref CveF tie xroand IL they
did Dus E-ht upon IT, Here l. "a chance for
-s0une EueG Or preacher 40 point a moral
gn ah@ I-ru-rv~s % civilization The dav
ua- The hotze-s Of the season ard the
a-lrS dirt of the psalm absorbed and heli
nhe h-Ir Ike a s-0ne- The color and
rbrhmg-- 81 rLe s0IL and the mOu0son0us
tl-mes- Of rhe country reminded s0u-e
lAzzerlr1a- 0f ar Illinois prairie- Others
rr1Emt rs-e ~ hAinrFss TO the vlIlevS o; the
-'arf1nueur0 ant the >al JoFQuin in tai
llUruEl- Here were. efeY1rr~e. no fences
90 any dTVH-6on Of rhe kelE- by hedge or
ditch Tie good were borderpd bv
E-orhtr rr'-fs or AmsFicam cntr0u " eods-
l1rurhlEFs1 Ae-w Tor their rapid n-roril1r
squllAlrE- BY -taadfn- on the railway
smalnmk-enE We raBf -se hall \ dzsr
EI.lEl-s4 sesgrlsFv,I over tie rfz-u-
kaurs> % low mi-ry nlounrain. hagE1-
~'t the prC-rerr on the ncrth and west.
The s@ss1e erzhr1re,f Two or three squire
rAsie- of and should saw and the fields
-trerAest cut from the rhateau and VII
-E-cs On one -Ide Ike se-wenfs OF half
rirvle- After sesfIo7s deIav the rpap@rs
Wese 80 az work about eleven o'clock
! ~ grain Ma rye- tOlernbiv -t0ut and
INK IN oue Part of the Eelt- tur small
and rhfn IN another The heads we're
s1tsoriE 1llert and the keru-tFs snail The
1eld lad b~eu diVbIeI iarQ sections of
an Austrian Ioeh Of lind earh-abour
An Grrv and a half Every narhine hal
IL se'c1l~n to eEr- Al the sections abut-
le1 uE~n pm>rHye. 30 thar the machines
al started fn line the line heinz over
half a mile Boa-- They drew Ict- for
Fs'-lz10u- and went % work NJ about the
same rirls- In the tOLI0winx order. from
-@urh to mCEIA
4 J. JChnsoE Harvester NrlIe tr John
Ny
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A Co. New York