The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-09-24

L. W. IUUN0.
Important as this branch of human
| industry is in every cline, it is still
more important in this age of i'm
provement and rapid development of
ingenious devices, that the agricul-
turist should keep abreast of the
times, and avail himself of the newest
and most efficient labor-saving inn
plements. To supply this need, and
to keep himself acquainted with the
latest improvements, every farmer
should have access to some such rep
resentative establishment as that of
Mr.. Young.
This gentleman is no green hand
at the business. He understands
farming in all its various branches,
which more thoroughly adapts him TO
the business in which he is engaged;
always using care to handle only
such machines as have been time
tried, and proven to rank first among
all competitors. Mr.. Young has been
engaged in the agricultural imple-
ment business for the past 8 years,
his location being on Kalamazoo ST.,
opposite the Clifton House. He has,
from time to time, secured the agen-
cy of the best implements manufac-
tured, until he now has for sale some
of the best known implements in the
United States. This may seem a
broad assertion, but can be easily
proven to any one that will take the
time to visit Mr.. Young's place of
business.
There is no implement made that
is of more importance to the farmer
than a frst-class pillow. With this
fact in view, we take pleasure in cal
ling attention to the pillow man.
ufactured by the Economist Plow
Works of South Bend, Ind., and for
sale by Mr.. Young. Their plows
have no equal in point Of durability
and lightness of draught, there being
scarcely any cast iron used in their
construction, all the principal parts
being malleable wrought iron and
steel, which fact of itself is worth the
consideration of those contemplating
buying. They also have the reversi-
BILE point and wing, which no other
make of plows use, it being their own
patent, which enables the users to
have the benefit of the material in
them. The sSolid Comfort" sulky
pillow, made by the above company,
we can say, without fear of contra
diction, is the most perfect sulky
pillow in use to-day-two horses doing
better and as easy work with it as
three can do with the ordinary sulky
pillow. Its construction is SO simple
and adjustment so perfect that any
boy 10 years old can manage it as
we'll as an adult. This pillow has no
tongue, which is great point in its
favor, and is very highly spoken of
by all who have used it. Mr.. Young
also deals in the best makes of now
ers, reapers and binders, horse-rakes,
cultivators, seeders, &C.; in fact, at
his place of business may be found
one of the most complete and varied
stocks of agricultural implements in
the county. Mr.. Young has for sale
buggies and cutters of the best man.
ufacture. The large sale he is hav-
ing on these goods is a sufficient
guarantee of their superiority over
other makes. He also sells the Flint
wagon, which is the best lumber
, wagon on the market. This wagon
takes its draught directly from its
, axis-there being no link connections
/ thereby obviating that swinging
: motion of the tongue which is so an
noying to the team. This wagon has
also the extension reach, enabling
one in five minutes 20 construct his
wagon into almost any length desired.
Mr.. Young's energy and enterprise
, are well known in this section, and
, he stands high in the respect and es-
TEEN of the entire people. His bust
ness is enjoying increased prosperity,
| which is a well-merited result OF a
strictly honest and straightforward
, manner of conducting his affairs.
: We would say to all farmers; buy
your implements, wagons, &C., of Mr..
r Young. He can save you all the way
from . to 20 per cent. on all goods
r sold by him.
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