The anti-monopolist., 1877-09-20
The Great Sc f-Binder-

.xoo,, tho greatest attractions st the State
Fair. which seemed to take the attention OF al
farmers was the different machines exhibited
by the Mccormick OF Chicago, among then
csnecially the SELF F-BIHDER
rbe universally magnificent crops that have
ha,n carnered dn ring the harvest Just past
yoa1e an unprecedented demand Tor tins har-
vestinp machinery, SO much so, tnat Win all
their vast facilities they were unable 10 lur
nish large enough supply, and many OF
their old patrons were compelieI 70 pS'e puroilIse
nther machines, MoCormicks being entirely
sold ont. Thus the year was an unusal one,
both for the farmers and themselves, ana pids
fa;r to mark the dawn OF q new era OF prosper
ity throughout our entire land
We wish here to call attention 10 the lour
different styles OF machines they lnanulac-
ture, as follows:
r,rg MCCORMICK HARVESTER AND SELF-BiSDER
(which has excited such widespread comment
,v;th Grain growers throughout the WORLDLY
this the first year III the farmers hands, has
nroyen q wonderful success, and from Texas
- Minnesota, and Old Virginia to Colorado,
II has eyeryw here given the best OF satisiac-
zion. and there is no doubt but that 1t Is the
,.srfe,tion of all farm machinery. Any
,srmer can. single handed cut and bind with
one of them from II to l6 acres per day. The
,,;,s;r,g with wire bands is tighter, and the
p,,n5Ias more even and uniform than any
hand binding.
TuF MCCORMICK nARvksTER :,
s. ,S77 ni,t only retained It's stanGils rs
.i.'e hes, Harvester, but has won new l~aulels ~
- ;tseIf and has frequently peep caiie. y ioi'
~ sr;sh the work W hich others nave a.'eiiiFt
II 3.nd failed Its points Oh shl'srioi.. =.
a. the HINGED BINDERS STAND, 'i1e s;l, coon
and THE DRIVING CHAINS, are essiis Ssr se1r'
-. snar' NV farmer. They can attach shis sen
Ender to any of their HarVesters'
,rp MCCORMICK ADVANCE,
o.. ,,om,lar of all Combined keapers
Il Movers has the past season iiies WI :.' -
N,.,. ,s,se sale and for doing the pest "olh IA
~ y, do and conditions OF gram, II mas nssel
vet found its equal. The rake ol 'fis in'' The
49, "a sufficient argument In It's laVor' ~ ne
alone . sa..sah,nenf is the same rs the Prize
Mower
ruR MCCORMICK PRIZE MO" Eh,
,,s;.h was awarded the Grand Prlze o.
~, rol Cns. of the Legion of Honor, at Paris, III
,sS- stands to-day, as 1t dio lileii. III -. .ne
&c eve-ything in the Mower line, ior It's uuIi' .i'.
his and thorough working. QUALITIES pe Va, !;
condition of the grass ana srouno
may.
IN CoNCLUDISG,t
,a every one interested IN farm
M.h;nery to see the opportunity gwen TN
lM .hroY,ch fairs and exposltlonS. to examin
la:.s la.s.aIiy Tor themselves the machines W.
N have called attention to, and thus Juog
rnow;nrlv of the points oil superaoIiIy tue.
s,n; knvn 7fthey have any doubts left let then
rcsd the following testimonials
ooi Aug. %, 1877. )
MISSES c. H. MSCosxcn' o,e wmosso; os yon
aESrs:-I purchases. snli m;th 5 binding It :.
!ss ssT GSs 'p pleased s be able to
tacn;af' . !. far exceeded my anticipatlons. 1 Gu
anos o ss y 90 wheat and oats and done my aI naI
III With she working the masnnss reoommen nna
trouble Whatever, and s., snfsd'd BndsT Thsreis
your nsi, .ronnt Of wear percepible in estne