The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1885-07-10
Notice to Farmers and all Concerned

WI, as agents and mechanics, wisl
TO dan your attention to q few solo
i faetsin regard TO clover huilers.
We are agents in Marshall and Maui
lry counties for Gaar, Scott q Co.'S,
dsclover huller. This hUller is a new
huller, being the outcome of II years
hard study and experiments by Gaar,
| Scott 81 Co. 1t is double iron cylen-
der, put up in first-class manner and
| style, and we fully believe it TO be the
best machine for cleaning clover in
the world.
We sold two last season. One to
| Mr.. Geo. Webster, of Cross Bridges,
| Maury county, and one to III. NJ. d w.
| A. ShaEp, Lewisburg, Marshall coun-
| ty, and have never seen OR heard of
| machines giving better satisfaction.
Years of experience as mechanics, dur
ing which time we have Overhauled
| machinery of every kind and descriP-
ton sold in this market, qualities us
TO Judge machinery, we think, and we
hereby stake our regulations as me-
chanicS on the Gaar, Scott d Co, Glow
er huIler being the best huller in the
market, We will not try to sell this
machine by falsehood and misrepre-
sentation but ask that you come to
our shops and see our machine. We
are crowded with work on all kinds
of machRery, and run our shop day
and night to accommodate our Gus
toners, but will take pleasure, at any
time, to show you the finest clover
huiler in the world.
Don't neglect to read what Gaar,
Scott & Co, say about their huller be-
ing an infringement on any other
huller, and if anybody tells you las
will probably be done that our huller
is an infringement on any other hull
er, call their attention to the follow
ing, which we are prepared tOsubstau-
tate:
eve suppose you have read certain
false and IibelOuS assertions, which
have been published by the Newark
Machine Co., attempting to show that
we are pirating and Infringing their
patents on the Victor clover hulier.
We give the facts and challenge Tefu-
tation:
/. The Newark Machine Co, have
never brought suit against US. We
have frequently urged them to do SO,
and enclose a circular, issued 10y Us in
| Sept, 1884, in which this matter is full
/ ~ set forth. Consequently, there is
no injunction. We hare not been en-
| joined.
2. They presume on the gulllbility
of the public ia representing that the
| Commissioner of Patents has any jul
riASiseiI1A AS a court of law, or has ev-
er rendered any decision upon a case
of infringement The Commissioner
of Patents never made or attempted
| to make any decision on the legality
ofthe Victor patents; a case of in
| fringemeDt can only DO tried before d
Judge of the u. :. court This is a
very transparent falsehOOd.
The whole effort of the Newark Ma
chine Co, is directed to falsifying the
truth, and thereby to intimidate par
ties from purchasing any huller but
theirs. This course, on their part,
should arouse the suspicion and meet
the condemnation of al fair minded
men.
We repeat that we will protect all
parties who bay or Use our hullers
from any legGl action taken against
them. Much as we deprecate such a
controversy the course of the Newark
Machine Co, leaves Us no alternative.
Very respectfully.
GAAR, SCOTT 81 Co.
We will cheeriully give any other
information in regard TO the matter.
CRAIG, WILKINS & Co.
Column bia, Tenn, July 1st, 1855,
| ~ 81.