Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-11

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farmers fireside. There is no foolishness
about it's manufacture. It is made, not to
simply call forth the plaudits of the throng,
but to win golden opinions after fair and
honest trial in our grain fields. The manu-.
facturers claim for it excellence in every
thing and say: "We claim to manufacture
the very best thresher and separator made in
this or any other country, and we call II
the
MINNESOTA CHIEF,
because 1t is built in Minnesota, and is the
recognized chief of all threshers."
Is this "taffy?"
No.
Thousands of farmers say it is the chief
In every particular. They claim for it that
side by side with its competitors, it will
thresh faster, thresh cleaner out of the head,
separate the grain out of the straw more
perfectly, clean the grain more thoroughly,
waste less, run lighter with less repairs,
works equally we'll in fax, peas and seeds of
all kinds as in grain. There isa Clover
Hulling attachment that can be easily ad.
justed whereby the separator can
be transformed into a clover hulling
machine, that will do as
much and better work than an exclusively
hulling machine and in fifteen minutes be
changed back to thresher. This is very
important point gained and is only one of
the important new features of the Chief
We could fill pages of praise from the best
farmers in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, the
Southwest and Northwest and as far away
as New Zealand and Australia.
A visit to the display on the fair grounds
will amply pay the farmer Just to See the
machines by the Chief company, and
q visit to their works at Still
water, will pay you, though you go
hundreds Of miles to see them.
The same company,
SEYMOUR, sABN & co.,
builds the Minnesota Giant Straw Burning
Engine, which develops large power, with
easy steaming qualities, and is pronounced
by those who saw it operate as the best thing
of the kind extant. This machine is most
important production, and is one destined to
take front rank among the many Inventions
brought into existence by mans ingenuity to
make farming both pleasant aud profitable.
John 4. BerI;-y q Go.
The manu- acturing and wholesale inter-
ests of ST. Paul are represented on the fair
grounds by the firm of
JOHN 4. BERKEY 8 90.
On entering the eastern door of Mer
chants hall, the stranger is confronted with
the placard "Berkey's Breakfast Coffee and
is invited to take cup of this delicious
beverage free of charge. It has
many patrons among the sight
seers, and all pronounce it good.
Passing little further on We find the booth
of this firm and an elegant display of their
various goods. A large pyramid of
BRRKEY's BAKING powDEB
adorns one portion of it. word for this
powder will not be amiss. It is now sold
all over the Northwest, and the hest evil
dencs that 1t is good is that the demand so
largely increases.
Mustard, cinnamon and other spices from
their mills ere here In plentiful samples.
Another feature is display of sixty kinds
of teas.
Berkey & Co. have warehouses in Chicago
and New York, and to-day stand the lsrgest
among the many heavy tea merchants of the
Northwest. It is fact that they are giving
this important branch of their business more
than usual attention and are establishing 8
very enviable reputation among tea con-
6umerS.
BREAKFAST COFFEE.
There Is nothing the housewife prides her
self on more than the ability to serve good
cup of coffee. This she is enabled to do il
she selects the right kind. The coffee put
up by Berkey & Go. seems to fill the bill
exactly. 1t is extensively sampled by judges
who invariably award it the first premium.
These judges are the general public.
EXTRACTS AND SPICES
Of all kinds are manufactured by this firm.
They come on the market as fresh as the
morning air of Minnesota, and fragrant as
the rose of Sharon.
ooLoaNEs.
It is not generally known that there is an
establishment In the Northwest of the above
named commodity. But such is the case,
and richer display was never seen in Mimi
esota than that made at this fair by Jno. A.
Berkey & Co. of st. Paul.
LATER-Just before going to press we learn
that Berkey & Go. were allowed first prem
iums on all their exhibits.
"l'm YoNr OVster!
This is what Jones, the fish man of Min.
neapolis, says. Jones is whole team and
BY the way, speaking of teams, he drives the
best team of any man in Minneapolis. He
has the best pack of hounds, too. In his
particular line of business he is away ahead
No man of Minnesota, other than Jones
employs a fishing feet on Lake Superior and
an oyster feet in Chesapeake bsy. In this
he is ahead. he packs oysters in New York,
Baltimore and Chicago, and the
GOLD SEAL BRAND
by r. F. Jones is known far and wide owe,
this great Northwest. 1t does not end here,
for
is another strong point with him. His acres
Of this favorite vegetable produce The whitest,
crispiest and most delicious favored of any
known to the most fastideous epicure in the
civilized world. This is not the end of the
Jones' chapter, for
FTsH, FRESH AND SALT,
is great hobby with Jones, and Lake
Superior from one'end to the other is scraped
by the Jones' fleet fof salmon that grace the
tables of the best hotels and eating houses In