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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa. June ag.-Cattle-Actve
and 10 good demand at a slight advance over last
weeks prices. Receipts, 2l,4Jd head; shipments,
leo head.
Hogs~Firm AMI in fair demand PhiIadelphias.
q :5oi 40: Workers. ~ ;D64 -. Receipts, s,so9
head; shipments. $500 head.
Sheep-Dull common and n shade lower than
last week; good grades unchanged Receipts. T.
200 head; shipments $500 head.
BALTIMORE lime 2g.-Beef-Cattle slow: best
beeveS y gate: first quality, 4t+c0Jesc: medium.
f49f4c; ordinary, 5sIc. Receipts lil4 head;
sales az head.
swin.-In fair TO good demand. Receipts. ASS
head. Quotations. Jd6c
sheep and IsmbS-Receipts. 4.i9 head. sheep.
2laGfc: lambs. 306c.
KANSAS CITY June 2a-The Live stock indics-
tor reports:
Csttie-Ieceipts. l.iIs head: shipments. 1866
porters 81 40o5 TO- good 10 choice shipping, - loa
> -: common 10 medium. ~ 800 %; feeders,
- 3lfg4 -: COWS. e. sos -.
Hogs-Receipts, 9.9f7 head shipments. 1855 head
Market opened steady. closing stronger assorted.
s. Sl,as 20: Mixed :, 70diS9.
sheep Receipts. 4l4 head; shipments al head.
common 10 medium, Il s5@3 20.
NEW YORK, June 9-Beeves Receipts. 40
head. making II $50 bead Tor the week. Market
Sctive and firm, and'all sold before 10 am;
port 10 prime native steers sold al - 6096 - per
100 lbs live weight best ~ dO06 -: 10 car loads
is Sulls AZ srooa5 81 exporeT Bought ZOO lat
steers In the yards and received $40 direct from
the West.
Shcep-Rcceipts "A no head making 10 500 head
for the week. Generally with tsd finish. and
about ~ car loads 10 carry over; but good sheep
and choice lambs were taken nj fair premiums:
extremes were sSa5 per 100 lbs for sheep, and 500
8 IS for lambs
Hogs-Recepts. lao head Market -nominaliy
steady at 81 2Je4 30 per 100 lbs.
CHICAGO, June 2o.-The Drovers' Journal
ports:
Cattle Receipts, s,co0 head; shipments. 200
head. Market for good natives and Texans ruled
stronger; shipping steers, $500 25; stockers and
feeders s.,d4 IS: cows. bulls and mixed. - 2og
50 through Texas cattle, corn-fcd sea5 grassers.
g 75a4.
Hogs-Reccpts. 900 head: shipments. 1000
head. Market opened 5ai0c lower hut closed
firm: rough aud mixed. ~ 9jsa4 ~: packing and
shipping, 81 o5g4 Is; light weights, 81 e5@f %;
skips, s,a3 CO.
sheep Receipts 100 head; shipments. 80
Market weak and 10a25c lower: natives. <}of,
Texans. 81 so.a3 ~: lambs per beod, slo2 10
AT the fpceiel cattle market to-day there was y
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
COMM ERCTAL.

No appreciate difference from the last report in
dry goods exists. Jobbers are busy stock taking
Along with some mail orders and horse trade
shows about the usual Mondays traffic In
groceries business i not quite good antici-
pated. Roasted cofees have declined ~. In
sugars there il no change from last quotations
There j. considerable decline in vegetables e.
pecially potatoes. cabbage and onions. and sharp
rise i'm raSpberries. Mann n Bradley. commission
merchants. have received n consignment OF fine
watermelons from Georgia Eggs remain steady
1T Zoe. los of. Poultry has declined aboHt L. per
pound.
Wheai-rhc march in the direction OF the bears
prices continues, and quote duh, heavy and
lower markets. Futures show up slightly. but
prices lower and feeling j. dull. Receipts
light. New York steady: Baltimore steady, and
Chicago e higher
+ Corn-Ne quote all grades ~ steady. with fair
demand for all grades cash delivery. Futures duh
and not wanted. Receipts small. New York &c
lower; Baltimore steady. and Chicago isc higher.
oats-Prices rule easier. and not much demand
i noticed except for immediate use
The following table shows the receipts of grain
at this point for the past twenty four hours:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
No Wonder 1t Died.
little Falls N. W Journal. I

IIsIVtI' "II7 " T y ''I'II mt
Died-In the town Of Columbus, Nav Il,
1885, infant son of Ulysses and Ada Gage
The grandparents on the mothers side were
cousins. the great grandmothers ON the mo
TIERS side were sisters; ON the fathers side
the grandparents We're cousins, and both were
cousins To both Of the great grandmotherS on
the mothers side; the great great grand
mother on the mothers side was sister 10
the great grandmother ON the fathers side;
the great great grandfather on the mothers
side was brother To both great great grand
fathers on the fathers side: the great great
grandfather ON the mothers side was an UNI
Gle 10 the grandmother on the fathers side,
and double uncle To the grandfather ON the
fathers side; the great grandparents Oh the
fathers side were double uncle and aunt to
the great grandmother ON the mother's side
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

Much excitement has been made by reports
recently published on the vile condition of
the slums of London. In one cellar was
found a family consisting of . man sick with
smallpox, his dying wife, three half-naked
and dirty children aud one pig In some
parts there is one gin-mill TO every hundred
persons. What defilement. Yet correspond
ing impurities often defle the human blood
They can be east out by Browns Iron Bit
tiers, the great strengthened and purifier Mr..
H. j. Strange. of Stark Lake. Florida says:
Browns Iron Bitters is the best blood pnri-
her ever tried IL gives all the satisfaction
a man can want"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

Rercinls-Hog.. y. ooO head.

Car lOtS-Wbeat. l.S: corn, ~; oats, Ia
REVIEW BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
=. J.ONBON. June 2a--The Market lane Express, in
IL review Of the British grain trade during the
past week. says: There have been violent changes
of temperature. and cold winds have prevailed.
The wheat acreage is covered with good crops.
The cold weather has been detrimental To later
sown crops. Foreign wheat * fiTner- The of
coast trace has been on II small scale four csrgoes
arrived. five were sold. seven were Withdrawn and
six remained: thirty-iiye tsrgoeS are due The
feeling isi the market to-day disappointing Ia
sellers. More money was asked for English
wheais. bat no advance was obiainable. There
was n limited inquiry far foreign descriptions.
Flour was difficult of sale. Corn WAS 81 cheap
or. There WIS nothing in barley. Oats were dull
Beans AMI peas unchanged.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
The Kind of a Nan salisbury Is.
ATLANTA Constitution.

The Marquis OF Salisbury is said 10 be very
cold and very proud. almost as proud as the
Duke OF Somerset, who. when his second wife
laid her hand ON his shoulder said: Mad
anne, the first Duchess never dared to take
such liberty with me-" The Marquis may
be nice man for a small party hut he is not
the kind Of 4 SnOozer 10 successfully mn a
LARGE hotel
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

We are at work fairly i'm the harvest: dry
hot weather. Have got all the steel III. and X.
started but one: men ont putting that up to-
day. We have tested them pretty thoroughly the
last few DAYS, and have not found a weak point.
have sold several machines 10 men who have
bought the Buckeye, Osborne and various other
machines last year. that are all right on dress
parade. but when they are put into such down ana
tangled wheat a. We have this YEAR they found
wanting. The Osborne sample has not been sold
Vel. Wood never got in machine. Twenty-SiN
Mccormick Harvcstcrs and Binders have but in,
and only six of all other makes sold in the county.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
Not an Offensive Partisan.
Boston Traveller tRepol

IE"7-''II 7 EfEFtIFI FIstT-T-I
Vice President Hendricks. now visiting
New England i receiving the more general
welcome because he divests himself of the
characteristics of partisan and gives the
public an opportunity To see him only aS the
veteran statesman, holding high office 10y
the voice Of his countrymen.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

'"Thick as leaves in vallambrosa." This
phrase was no doubt first applied to the tes-
imonials of Mishler's Herb Bitters for they
really seem countless. r. Hoffman, Of Cir
cIesille, o., sends along his contribution:
his ~ to certify that have had the dumb
sasue, and by using one bottle of Mishler's
Herb bitters complete cure has been
sefelfed'
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

The woman wo seeks relief from pain
by the free use of alcoholic stimulants aud
narcotic drugs finds what she seeks only 80
TAR as sensibllity is destroyed or temporarily
suspended. No cure was ever wrought by
such means, and the longer they are employed
the more hopeless the case becomes. Leave
chlOral, mOrphia and beliadonna alone, and
use Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

IL is al the fashion in New York to dine
and sup in the gardens the roofs of hotels
and restaurants, and folks uptown, where it
il possible, take their meals In their gardens
or their plazzas.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

The most doleful of fancies is the whim OF
a young lady "f Albany. She HASA scrap
book containing newspaper accounts of al
the de,fths and funerals of her dead friends.
Albany tGa. Medium.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

A wagon-Iead OF hay has been carried up
10 flie cornice Of the Grand Avenue Congre-
gatioHai Church, at Milwaukee. by the British
sparrows, which have been engaged in the
task for the last ten years
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

LONDON. June y. : y. m.-COnsols-9ai, for
both money and the accounts. Railroad Bonds
Atlantic and Great Western firstS, III :: Canadian
Pacific. ~: Erie. 10: do seconds. ilss. Illinois
Central i3Si.: Mexican ordinary. 81 :, It. Paul
common. %; New York Central. 81 Pennsyl-
ysnia. ~; Recalling, ~. The Bank of England
lost Isl 200 bullion ON balance to-day.
PARIS. June 2o.-Tbe per cent. rentes, SIT zoe
for the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

A hve-doilar currency note on the Troy
Union Bank of the issue OF 1862 was received
by Secretary Of State Carr from Fond du Lac.
Wis, for redemption. Ii was found TO be
well esesnte, ccZ.nterfeit.-Albany Argus.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

You can not attend to business while Your
mental and nervous organism is deanged-
yon have no appetite, your strength is ex-
hausted, and have no heart for anything II
you take Nichols Bark and Iron regularly
you will find your appetite restored and your
strength and yigCr renewed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
The Produce Market.

Eggs-Psying Zoe per doz., loss of; from store,
10lytd1lc.
Butter--Cresmery fancy. 27a2sc. choice 1s01Oc:
dairy, selected. ljal6c; country fancy, lsc iresh
and sweet roll. sc: low grades ia &c per III.
Poultry-Spring chickens. l4c; hens. DC per To-:
4 sOsters. 5c hen turkeys. Ac tom turkeys. &c: old
D;rdoz., s. 30.
: Feathers-Prime geese 4jc; mixed and ducks 20
DO.
RagS-1iId154c.
WoOl-Bricht Indiana. medium unwashed. lie:
% heavy merino and very coarse. lie: tub-Nashcd.
-~s627c; bury. trashy and cotied. l00i2c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

When BABY was siek, we gave her CAST0RIA
When abe was a Child. she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, she chung TO CASTORIA
When she had Children, che gave them CAST'A
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

Etf-lNU.
Bran-Quiet; SO 90 bid: no sellers
Hay-Prime Timothy-No. held al SIS o., with
cut buyers.
CHICAGO NARKZrs.
Furnished by II. =. Kinney d TO-, Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers, No. > Chamber oi Commerce.
hmm % -Cnen'c Hichst- 10 west CIosing
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Live stock Market.

UNION SToCK-YARDs. June -.
CATTLE-Receipts. 100 head; shipments none.
Light supply mostly OF butcher grades Quality not
good Market dun and lower on that class while
the hest grades of shippers about steady.
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Flour, Grain and Hay.

Flour, Grain and Hay.
Flonr-Patents. - 25a5 -: extra family, ~ s0a
10: fancy. 81 60g5 70: choice. 81 3J94 80: family,
81 00'a4 .: treble extra. - JOa3 55 double extra
~ ZOOS ~: extra. =; OJaS 20; superfne - 6j,a
50: fine, 81 35@2 d.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
MrArnrnrnRn. TEXAS.

The undersigned says In the worst tangled and
heaviest wheat he ever saw, with the Woods Us
borne and Decring in the neighborhoOd al work,
have gone into the field with one horse less than
any of them and done one third more work in the
same time. In our experience there j. - per cent.
i'm invor of the new Met Ormck & IT, Steel machine.
We have not stopped for Anything, except when
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
The Provision Market.

Below are the present iobbing prices:
smoked Mea,s cailSassed or plain ,Plaln meats
10 l. lbs. average I0iallIzc: - lbs average, &c;
I7ls Lbs. average &C; 20 Tbs average, sc; heavy
Brand &C. medium do, SIC. Cottage Hams.
Reliable Brand. &C.; do. Porter Brand" DC;
California hams Reliable Brand" Tc; do. "Por-
ter Brand &c: English breakfast bacon, clear.
"Reliable Brand &c; English shoulders. light
do, &c; English shoulders heavy do, SIG: family
Bacon-Clear sides. light OF medium wi. TIC; do.
bellies. light OF medium W.T. &c: do backs. light
or medium VT, &c; do. French fitch. &C; 30.
D. 5. and Picked Mesls-English cnred. clear
sides or backs, unsmoked. &c; Bean pork, clear,
lbs SO 90: family pork clear per Dbl, 3oo lbs
$40 90: family beef per Dbl. 200 lbs. SIS. Also in
y bbls, containing 100 lbs. At hall price OF the
barrels with soc added TO cover additional cost OF
package
&c; current chilled do re: In half barrels or
Sc; ioib pals, sc.
Fresh heats-Pork tenderloins, Sc; sausage, &c.
The Grocery Market.
cheese-full cream. New York, l0nl1c; Ohio,
sc; Wisconsin, &c per pound; yeung America,
conees-common, aaiol@c: ordinary. loIfailc
fair l115@i114c; prime, I2l4gl2s4c strictly prime.
l254@ls53c: choice, is1y@l4l4c; Old government
lib packages lOO-lb cases 49, &c: oo-lb do Is 5sc
Arbuekles roasted. l3l4c: Levering's. i3lfc: Car
doya, Ice; Gates No. !, irfc; Gates prime,
14$<c
sngars-cu,loaf, Sc; powdered, szs@s14c; granu-
&c; white extra q. e5s@61zc lizht brown. 3 "a
SIC; common grades. 50jt4c; New Orleans brown,
51saJIfc.
Mola<es and syrups-New crop New Orleans
molasses, 0a5bc; syrup, 30a4,c per gal. for com
mon to choice; maple syrup. 81 f0gi -.
Rice-Carolina and Louisiana, Ga7c-
Spices = Pepper, 1s1z@l9Izc: allspee. 10919c;
cloves, 2o92,c; ginger. 15e23c cinnamon I'm mats,
l2Aljc; nutmegs, 75@soc.
sat-late, IN car joss, Ses7e; Syy lots, zig
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
KAssr. TEX. Iune ID, 1ss

n AZ IIIIIt
have cut something over 100 acres OF grain with
my Met Ormck Binder and say IL j. perfect in all
its work and much lighter than ] expected. L
only work three average sizv mules ID IL, and they
handle il with All the parties have cut for
think il a World Beaten. In fact it is perfect and
can not be- beat. :. ". JOSF~.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June &, 1875.


Mccormick Harvesting Machine Co.. Chicago. Ill.
GINTLENEN-Ne can not give yOu by wire all the
details; the victory was Indicated. complete.
The plain unga rniShed facts are a follows: All
binder representatives here obtained information
that binder wanted at senator Stauford's
farm, and of course. all were deeply anNiOus 10
take advantage of favorable opportunity Ia make
hit this early in the
The various binders. including the Champion.
running in that section. StaniOr'i's foreman being
Well informed. did not encourage the trial al any
but the New Steel Frame Osborne and our New
steel MctOrnirk Binder The trial took place. Il
Maytcld. and all the town WAS out: both binders
ran without missing bundles. but otherwise there
was no comparison The foreman volunteered the
following letter for the san Francisco office and
read il before Mr. lruman'S son, who sent our Me-
Cormick Binder there: The Mccormick runs very
much lighter with two horses than the Osborne
does with three. the three being they stated.
the best team ON the farm. lie adds that the Me-
Cormick appears Ia be- the best constructed
machine. a. il has no side draft and weight
the horses nctks; the length of cut j. the same.
but the Osborne has side draft and i hard on the
horses necks. The Osborne offered their machine
for S3l5 and the Mccormick s1Sj and think the
Mccormick cheaper NJ So than the Osborne
s2l5 After the above letter they accepted the Me-
COrmick for So This j. indeed. great victory.
Congratulating y0u upon Your Peerless Machine,
We remain, yours very truly.
TRUMAN. lsHAM & Co.
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me eNtrelne low cut frs n piatlOrm cuts low oats
finely and lodged and tangled wheat magnifiecntIy
Nc BALDWIN.
FoEr woErn. Tex June Ii. IsS5
have cut 100 acres of grain to date with Nc
Cormick 6 H. steal Harvester and Irvine Binder
H. r. IsBrII
Telegram, dated ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June y, 1885.
=" ,'ct"rInick Harvesting Machine Co:
l.,Iorts are rolling in from the steel Machine,
anu all mite In saying, working hike n charm.
Il. b. SWIFT.
FORT WORTH, Texas. June ID. 1885.
bought Mccormick & #. Steel Harvester. and
II has done as Wei as any machine could do, II not
the best. and ! would not exchange il for any
made II has cut one hundred and twelve acres.
delay, and.l cut eighteen acres i'm one day and il
never missed binding but four bundles.
LINToN PERKINS.
Scion Jaynes, our agent at Eockdale, Texas, fur
nishcS the following:
Eplen 4 Young, ~ Yarrellon. Milan Co, say
stoppage this harvest.
O,erton & Blackjack at Cameron Milan Co.
say their q IT. steel machine surprises them for
hghin,>s- Nonid not have anything better.
Giliiland n Graves at Adj Hall, Milan Co.. say
their II. steel machine goes right along without a
single bauble
Richmond Robinson Hooker> Prairie Burleson
Co.. says his > IT. steel machine just takes mp down
grain straight along, evenS il out and binds il To
his entire satisfaction. Can get any sort of down
grain with it, Not ii hitch or stopase the whole
harvest
Lacklin 4 raWkes. at san Gabriel. Milan Co.
Say same regarding their H. machine.
McssrS. lpshaw Bros our agents at Gainesville
write a. follows:
The farmers got up a field trial last week among
themselves. and did not let any of the agents know
OF IL The Mccormick. Deerng. Buckeye Elevated
and Wood were IN il. The old reliable took the
premium
We have beaten the Buckeye again. Their agent
here has teiegraphed for the General Agent 90
come, and they say they viii follow up the two ma
chimes that We have sold. and do the cutting free
III they do not do better work than they have al
ready done, the farmers would not L.; them do the
work If they were To throw in al chrome besides
CHRlSNEN. SPENCER CO.. lND., June -, lsNj.
]. r. Haywood. indianapolis. Ind:
Mccormick steel Binder victorious I'm trial here
to-day = WEBSTER.
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The New Steel Binder. am happy "a say, Is tho
grandest triumph ever made in the shape of
binder, Two horses can carry it all day We have
started three, and they are all just alike
r. ". CRABB.
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Begins It's VICTORIOUS March.
NOVNER opportunity.

Fhe extreme low cut Cir, PLATFORM. cuts low oats
Y. &. BALDWIN.
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ont .. Irvine. Ind although the grain is badly
tangled, the machine lakes up every hii 81 Il
flcKARD BRoHrES.
Mr.. J. r. Haywood. indianapolis Ind
Dear sir am glad Ia inform You that we havc
started our steel binders and they doing simply
immense. Fave not had expert ia the field,
Everybody Wei satisfied. viii not need any help
The ground i in bad condition. bat shc goes
through without haublc. Respectfully yours.
W. H. HEUmNG,
J. : Profit Graham Young Co. sayS:
J have run ihc osborne. Decring and Woods
BnicrS. and the latter has always been my fssvor-
lie heretofore but the New Mccormick steel Bind
er bounced them all. The grain j. the thickeSt
and heaviest. and the weeds the iallest ever
known, and eth can run through that with only
two horses. Have never had 10 stop for anything
Int Irvine when out. TheSiubble j A. clean ss il
il had been rakcd,
WHITNEY. Tex. June g. 1855.
This 10 certify that We. the undersigned farmers
Hill County have examined and ,..n IA opera
ton The New Steel McC ornck in the fed Of r. ..
Malling. where the grain was five and six feet tall,
aud what We consider Ia be the heaviest and worst
pleased. Yea. delighted with il. and unhstatingly
pronounce IL the h'Sl binder We ever saw. and be-
lieve j. to b. the inachine ON the market for light
nesS 81 drafi ami durability.
J. T. GRANTHAN. = II, BEAN. J. T. .iLssS.
:. T. You !. 7. MAILING. J. 4. WaiIISS,
!. u. COX, ". Z. WADE. Purchaser.
wHIr~EY. Tex june l., ls>s.
We saw the Buekeye Down Binder in shs saIn9
grain and fail. when Mr.. ]. ". OAnd repaired "a
with New steel Me- ornick Binder ana !, ssvS-
entire satisfaction.
w r. WADE J. 4. WkIfISs,
J. II. Cox. j. I. MAILING.
From the Honey Grove simeon, - june Is. ISSsl
DALLAS Tex, June l., lSSl.
T. r. Narhroueh Honey Grove.
Just wired Goodman 10 express yOu six loot
harvester and binder the ,sst one left IN the stale
unsOld. ont uf thirteen hundred and thirty-eght-
w. II. Hmm.
The above from the General state Agent OF the
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Co.. speaks for
ITSELF and atte~ts the immense popularity OF tho
Mccormick Harvesting Machines.
The dispatch refers 10 Harvestcrs and Irvine
Binders.
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ont .. twine. Ind although the grain is badly
ITcKARD Pg9rErES.
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ALEXANDER. Tex, June II, 1885.
The binder have here has now been running
several days and j. doing very fine work, getting
along with difficulty whatever. ] am NOR.
than pleased with the operation of my binder. as
it could not do better. With your Steel Harvester
and simplicity binder YOU have an advantage hard
to overcome by any other machine NJ binder
is cutting very bad piece of wheat which a Buck
eye elevator machine gave up in despair.
q. l.. PHELPS.
Telegram, dated ALEXANDER, Tex. June L. 1SSl.
Binders working finely; no difficulty whatever
Harvesters doing nicely. q. L. PHELPs.
Telegram, dated SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 4. 1885.
Mccormick Steel Binder complete victor over
Osborn steel frame; two days contest Senator
Stanford's farm: running lighter with two than
Osborne with three horses. Mccormick Sold Os-
borne re ccted- TRUMAN, lsITAN & Go.
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CHRlsNEY. SPENCER CO.. lND June y, lssj.
]. y. Haywood. indianapolis Ind.
Mccormick steel Binder victorious i'm trial here
to-day. :. WEBSTER.
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Telegram, dated ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June y, 1885.
." ''et "rmick Harvesting Machine Co:
l,Iorts are rolling in from the steel Machine,
ami all mite in saying, working like charm.
y. T. SWIFT.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

NRIrNEN. Tex. june u. lSS>s-
We the Buckeye Down Binder Ira The siIne
grain and fail when Mr.. j. ". 0and replaced ID
with New steel Mc' ormick Binder. and IL sssvS'
entire Satisfaction.