Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-07-11
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Read the Evidence
The Low-D Buck
eye the "Boss.'
Victory Perches Upon the
Buckeye Banner.
The Little Low Down Possesses
the Pole that Pumps the
PeTsimmon.
The Low-Down Demonstrated
to be Undeniably and Un-
doubtedly a Grand
Success.
Porcibe Facts of Intense Interest to
our Farmer Friends.
Victory Perches Upon the
Buckeye Banner.
The Little Low Down Possesses
the Pole that Pumps the
Persimmon.
POrcibe Facts of Intense Interest to
cur Farmer Friends.

Last week there was published a
sta ement which was calculated to be
very, 0ery damaging to the Low-Down
Binder, but from the certificates ap-
pended below. it will be observed that
the Low-Down is not only still in the
ring, but is just as handsome and effec-
tive as the most critical machinist
could wish. 1t is really too bad for
the Osborne folks that they "did not
know the thing was loaded" when they
deliberately put their foot on the bam-
mer and blew in the muzzle, but it |
can't be helped now.
Here is what the farmers present a
the exhibition say.
To THE FARMERS OF ADAIR CouN-
TY-I believe it my duty as a farmer
and friend to farmers interests to
say that the statements published last
week by Carothers & Greene, in re-
gard to he Osborne and against the
Low Down Buckeye are not correct.
The Osborne did not give me satisfac.
ton, as stated. 1t missed bundles
and draft was, in my judgement, about
one.third heavier than that of the Low
Down.
We tried the Buckeye Low Down
to day TUESDAY, July y, it did not
miss tying single bundle. We cut
some of the worst down and tangled
oats every saw. We worked it in
timothy and wire grass without its
choking single time, while Osborne
in the same grass, choked down
VIM. w. McCLAY.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNcDRN -
This is to certify that l have this day
worked the Buckeye Low-Down on
the farm of Mr.. VIM. w. McClay, on
the same field of grass in which the
Osborne was tried a few day ago, and
l unhesitatingly say that the Low
Down did splendid work, cutting and
binding to my entire satisfaction,
without any choking up. My team Of
tao horses pulled the Low Down with
all ease, through heavy down and tan
gled grain. Iha,e seen elevator bin
ders work, but in my judgement the
Low Down is superior to them all and
is the machine which the farmers OF
this county need. / worked the ma
chine in very badly tangled oats
which don't think any elevator bind
er could have cut and bound in sat-
isfactory manner.
DANIEL CRAWFORD.
1t was boasted last week through
the press by the Osborne folks that on
Mr.. McClay's farm the Osborne worked
like a charm, and that'everybody' who
witnessed its work was satisfied of its
superior merits.
In addition to The above we append
statements from honorable, reliable
and responsible men which prove con-
c!usively that the Osborne did not
work "like CHARM" and did not work
satisfactory to everybody.
| Witness the following:
s1 Twas present at the exhibition oil
the Osborne binder on Mr.. Nc.
Clay's farm and will state that it not
only choked down but stalled the team
]. r. HowK.
| Again;
| was present at the exhibition oi
Osborne binder on the farm of Mr..
VIM. McClay and viii say that the
| Osborne did not work satisfactory.
c. d. TAYLOR.
l, the undersigned, will state that
heard Mr.. McClay say that the Osborne
was not satisfactory to single person
at the exhibition except those directly
interest in the Osborne.
DANIEL CRAWFORD.
The above statements are statements
of plain facts and can not be denied,
questioned OF explained away. and
we very respectfully submit them tc
the farmers of North Mo. for cor
sideration.
KENNEDY & LINK