, 1879-06-26
Talk ABOUT THRESHERS !!

.i,,,,.,r, What do you thni; of this
johns, Tlncshyr the farmers are All 'mAnS
Tesins"o"-
about ;,oy The Westinghouse lhfcshsr Is the nGNV
"SlMPsVN Iii IN oregon in my opinion. II Is the
rhrGsh' I tLc best painted micll,io on 'hc market,
best bun and requires less sKll' TO WORK IT, ana
It's ,rcat feature, MS u st,V' ma.S . w M ,;
that is machine Us SIMPLY constructed aS posi-
JoHNsoEN And another thing is that it separates
sls,' much better than orLihprS apron machines
and G.a Gnn,y Iohn Craig at AuGSFlllG'
You M,ESnS M,Syn Yes, | know him well; -,
JOlNsVM.' wcn' Craig says Of his Westinghouse;
sms never better satisfied WIN any imacne ne ever
BE was hc went through = heavy harvest without
owned nc nc I,,yn or II dollars expense Tor repairs
single m had an experience oi t"cnty Ye years WIN
Craig NV, in, Machines and hc says " Ups anu down
qhresNlns ysnrhollsl to anything ever saw in the
pcier 'E Errcbcr. it thrCshcs clean, caves all the grain
way OF oluLs a sI, lass than any machine know o..
and ndGMrWSoN Dave Craig has one too, believe
SlMr .'i,h bs and he unqaaiiedy pronounces it SUI
10 nhu "' nmv machine he ever owned or handled. He
peror " ~ being simple, strong and well made and
brass .hreshes clean and saves all the gram Whv
~ salem FIGURING Mills TO- ,bsr io n wins sba u Ea lS T s
the aean.t docked pound, nor even run through
tho hGGSM19NsIS,nN-lt S19sI,s1N looks like durable machine
JvW,pSON-Ycs II you will notice you VIII see there
sian soaring PARTS than other machnes,an therefore
aenss longer It has an improved style ofcylinder
lnlss Wv s which are tankcd and filled in with wood
VIZ N.Y., M ,ho teeth pass through both iron and wood,
riny impossible for nuts TO come loose anu lessen
mm,bc danger Of breaking teeth.
.InJlNSON How il it about fccdinS' docs IL KICK up
,, as bodly as the apton machines
dursWpS0N-No; on account OF the form OF the teeth
hne of the throat it is much easier fed than other
sh;nrs and the DUST instead oi beng thrown IN thc
suno oi The feeder, is drawn into the machine.
l" "IoJiNSON--What do you think OF the ing ar
rsngemcpt m :. . ,,,;d or-orromo,, Won
harc Is nm elevator that delivers the grain into a
aer and also registers the quantity OF grain hresh.
~ his can be changed to either side OF the machine.
=" "iOuSSON--Did Westinghouse use to make the
'pSsJWPSON-ycs; and he saw that this style was the
,St and had the nerve to abandon his apron machine
for this ,u A., 4. p9,
siMpSON--I think it is superior power; it has some
aoecal advantages; it IL triple gcared and Is all en-
sssd 40 that dust and sand Is prevented from getting
N wearing parts Having three pinions the main
Shecl il kent in position without centre bearing all
the narts are easily accessible while standing on its
Snnc and any piece can be replaced without loss OF
time m n.,,
SIMPSON,. J. Northrup& Co.
JOHNSON-Oh, yes. know Northrup; he has been
inporand long time, but didn't know he sold ma
bhinery. A..
eYpericnced machine men employed IN his wagon ana
carriage material business, Westinghouse & Co wanted
him TO try their machines lie has the Glute " Co.
Stationary Engines also, and Notwithstanding all the
advantages belonging to these machines you can buy
then on as good terms aS you can any machine
JOfINSON-We am glad met you ~ am going
obuya threslcr, and must go right home and write
toNorthrup & Co for their pamphlet and prices.