Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-05-11
32Og BRIDGE STREET.,
GEORGETOwN. ID. G..

A GRAND IMPROVE TENT EX.
/ "A PERTS OCCUPATION GOMEZ All.
other Binders left further in the rear than ever
before by the INVINCIBLE DEERIN1. Sim.
picily, the most vital point Ia a Binder, oh
iained. Sixteen (lG) pieces taken Out OF The
Knotter Device of the Deerng. Three f3l
springs removed entirely. The pluneer Roll
with The attachments OF PlnnRer Lever. Col.
Ter, Plunger Springs, Check Springs, Driving
! Dog Springs, etc, are things OF The basl on
the Deering. In their place has been put the
Simplest Device imaginable Paris substi-
tnled consist, when every piece Is separated
from every other, of but FIVE (b) PIECES
which are so put together rs to make practi.
cally but ONE IN piece.
This grand simplicity Ia Improvement does
something very much better, the chance OF
Binder being put out Of order by careless or
malicious persons impossible. The Device for
working Cord Holder, ms formerly cous,ruc,-
ed, there was Of necessity several places pro-
pieces, and this fact, togei her with the peces.
sily ofsprngs, caused even the Deering Bind
er 10 be- put out of working order occasion.
ally. But with the New Knotiing Device get
ting out Of order at this place is simply I'M
possible.
The New Device consists of q SHAFT with
II pinion ut one end, driven BY Rack on The
Knot-Tver Cam, the Shaft having At lis other
end an endless Screw or Worm, which In
turn, by means of pinlon or Cord Holder
reyolves Cord Holder. There are no SPRINGS
required and the motion Is always positive
The Cord Holder moves AWAY exactly 10 The
right point and cannot be made 10 move ,oo
far 0i not far enough. Il will never eet out
of order, and will not wear out with the long.
esi and most severe service. This DEVICE
will be fully covered by patents and cannot tp
initiated or infringed BY any other manul.e-
lnrer. Besides the simple and complete i'm.
prOyement on the DeerinQ Binder. The foIIov
ing reasons will convince the FARMER tina,
the Deering Is the only perfect Grain BIodiog
Machine 10 The market
LIST More Of them are built than any other
kind %. The Deering is sold on the guar
anty that II will work we'll and faithfully. or
no sale. ID. Every one admits The Desrjey
10 he fully one horse lighter In drafi Than any
other. 4ih A Thin Gutter Bar and a pe,frct
Reel allow The DeerinQ 10 pick no every smear
Of The worst lodged grain. 5ii. The Deer
ing throws no.weiQhl on the horses necks-
most OF our competitors do: The gearing of
Harvester and Binder are al the rear. e,h
There Is no trace of side draft on The Deerioe
the Pole Is nearer The outer end than on any
other, and Is traced TO the platform. 7th. The
Deering can be stopped while cutting and
started again without backing IN or clrasiag.
The sickr. 9Th The Deering takea \ raj,
swarih without driving near horse INTO m.
grain. 9th. II has n One Lever Reel. sjmplr
and practically unlimited In adiuslabiIir,
will pick up any lodged grain. 10Th. The
ultlD0 apparatus has a much longer sveeo
than can be Obtained on Binders with gear a,
front, as latter are obliged 10 have drlve.uherI
near front of machine. Ilih. TINS Deerin.
the Farmers TO secure Rye as well as Wheat
18th. The Deering has the most perfect cut-
ting apparatus Ia The world--an iron cu,ter
bar, malleable iron, steel-plated guards. bolt
ed and moi riveled to cutter-bar. "A sickle
driven with easy, steady motion from rear.
and having n stroke Oft inches. 18th. The
D,ering has the simplest, strongest and mos,
easily operated raising devices Ia The world.
l4ih. The canvas elevators automatically a.
Just themselves, no bulk OF grain. never eioo
or choke 18Th On the DseripQ ihe power i
"~ny win a Ir"s, Que shan, several I sss,.
+" the "' maeb;os or nv ,hs miaS f en Ts
Binder Shans are made OF cold rolled iron.
more costly and lasting than steel 18Th. Th-