The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-22

agents. and to all interested, that the reports
reaching us the work Of our Harvester and
Binder are still more satisfactory than our ear
lier reports, in that they confirm and even
snrpass our most saEgulne expectations, and
all we claimed for them. Wherever put in
composition with rival machines and properly
handled, they have proved lighter and sim
pier, and have done better work We do not
base our statements, hOweve .alone on cOmpe-
titive field s'trials," because they are too often
unfairly manipulated or untruthfully reported
by the INSCRIPTIONS, but more upon reports
OF our agents and our own linen. sent out with
Instructions to test, criticlse, and report to us
defects if any should be discovered.
We think we are now SAFE in saying to our
agents, and to all who wish to buy . Harvester
and Binder, the Marsh Harvester and Binder
is ahead OF al others in nearly every important
feature that goes to make up successful Self
Binder.
CANNON & DEER1NG.
Read the following reports
HOW 1T WORKS IN TEXAS.
SAN MARCOS, Tex, May 1s, 1878.
Robinson & Perry:
We started the machine of Mr.. WEIGH. Mr..
WEIGH says, 'Tell Mr.. Perry it works better
than looked for" Every man on the ground
said it did the best work of any of the ma
chimes. There was Mccormick on one side
and an Osborne on the other, aud we could
skunk them in binding We cut two acres on
the start and never lost a bundle; and they
trotted the horses some of the time while cutt-
Dallas County, Texas, April 80, 1878.
Messrs Cannon 4 Deering.
The Marsh Harvester and Crane Binder
bought Of YOUR Agents, Afford 4 Sorley. is
working beautifully as light as ten
inch ploT; two horses draw it with perfect
ease. 1t cuts clean and binds splendidly. j.
W. Bumpass,
We witnessed the running of above ma
chine, and certify that same cuts clean, runs
light, binds splendidly, and altogether works
as well as could be desired NJ ". Sherrell.
VALLEY MILLS, May 6, 1878.
Mr.. o. Canuteson, Waco, Texas.
DEAR SIR have tried the Marsh Har-
vester and Crane Binder bought or you and it
works splendid. The Binder does all Won
cain for it, in fact works to the entire satisac-
ton OF myself and ali who saw it in operation.
The wind blew almost gale, yet it saved the
grain In thoroughly satisfactory manner.
We respectfully recommend the Marsh, with
its Automatic Binder, to any and all who want
thoroughly frst-class Self-Binder
Very respectfully, j. L. Sears.
Received from H. w. GRADER. of Ellis county.
1exaS, nay II, 1878:
Mr.. Geo. Hawkins, Barker P. O.. Texas,
now using a Marsh Harvester and Crane
Binder, now says:
'The Mccormick is good machine, but
they need our binder to make It as good as
ours. Several of our neighbors, using McCor-
mick machines, say we have the best Binder"
His and other testimonials;
Messrs. Cannon 4 Deeridg, Chicago, Ill.
The Marsh Harvester and Crane Binder
bought of your agent, H. W. GRADER, is work
ing perfectly in all its parts; it runs light
our three horses draw it with perfect ease. 1t
cuts and binds clean and gives perfect salts
faction. g. W. Hawkins, Jno. ". Hawkins.
Nj W. Ludwick, J. NJ. Ludwick.
Mr.. Jackson Rape, Cedar Hill P. O., on ex-
aiming our machine while Oh exhibition. said:
at total cost for repairs of only twenty-five
cents: If your Binder is as good as the
machine, do not ask any better ;.
After buying and using both in the field:
"iour Binder beats the machine. | am
prepared to subscr ibe to anything in its
favor
Mr.. J. 7. SopeI, Ovilla: 81 can subscribe to
all that is claimed for it in pointed matter
Am perfectly satisfied with it,
MIR Sam Mayfield, Waxahatche: "The
Machine and Binder exceed our most sanguipe
II,
cuts and binds clean. Have cut and boInd
thirty acres in day and halt. | cheerfully
subscribe to all that is claimed for it. Mr.
Mundin endorses this statement"
We, the undersigned, witnessed the work of
the Marsh Harvester aani Crane Binder, and
cheerfuly say in its behalf that it does perfect
work, cuts clean. runs light, and binds splen-
bidly. J. NJ. Howell, Geo. Wilson, S. Wilson,
s. Barlow. J. B. Elder, Jno Derr, J. B.
Souther. Thos. Soper, W. Waul, R. W. Waul
SHERMAN, Texas, May 18th, 1878.
Messrs. Gammen & Deering:
MY Marsh Harvester and Binder, bought this
season, is doing all that could b. asked of
Binder 1t cuts clean, runs light, and does a
No. job Of binding. consider ii paying
institution My wife says it does not seem
like harvest time at all. Joseph Tote,
| do not consider that my wire costs any,
thing. The Binder saves more than enough
grain to pay for il.
TRUE ACCOUNT OF A TRIAL
ADVERTISED EXTENSIVELY
AS A VICTORY FOR McCOR-