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of your own vicinity
M Found Them All Durable and
They Do First-Class Work In Ev-


~ Found Them All DurhpiS ahu
They Do First-Class Work In Ev-
cry Respect"
GAsToNIA, N. c., June 3, 1901.
Mess. Mccormick Harvesting Machine
Co., Chicago, ILL.,:
Gents:-I have used your machinery
for the last ten years. l have USED
your old No. 4 Mower and your New
No. 4 Mower, and the past year l used
your Big Mower, 6-foot Sickle. l
found them all durable and they 90
first-class work in every respect. MY
repair bill has been almost nothing:
For the last three years / have used
one of your 6-foot Right-Hand Open
Elevator Harvesters. I have cut over
four hundred acres with this machine,
at an expense Of $500.
This season I have sold the old ma
chine for $4,000, and given your agent
an order for 7-foot Right-Hand open
Elevator Mccormick Harvester, IN
which I have more confidence than any
other when put beside all other cheap
machines that are at work around me-
More especially some cheap Deering
machines l know of in my communi-
ty. I have one neighbor that bought
a Deering machine last season and cut
a very small crop, and now offers TO
take $25.00 less than cash price for It,
I also have another neighbor VINO pur-
chased q Deering machine last season
on time, when he gave his order But
when the time came to make the papers
he changed his mind and paid cash for
it, and had to give time price, as agent
would not make other settlement.
To the farmers Of this and surround
ing communities publish this, in your
behalf, as I know of farmer friend
who bought a cheaply constructed ma
chine last year, and this year sWapped
it off for another cheap machine which
is called "Deering." The agent that
made this change with him, claimed
to be giving him the latest improved
machine. He gave him a Left--Hand
machine that is. made Of same timber
they used in folding platform. This
man is VERY much dissatisfied, as he
thought he was buying the latest i'm
provement, and now he finds in the
Deering catalogue that they are max
ing "Right-Hand Machines and
claiming that the "Left-Hand Ma
chimes" are good enough for Southern
planters" Now, farmer friends, beware
of all Left-Hand cheap machines, as all
companies are making Right-Hand
machines Now, when they claim to
you that the ''Left-Hand Machine" Is
so much better than the "Right-Hand
Machine" you ask them why they
don't make a LEFT-HAND NOW
ING MACHINE?" as I have never In
all my life seen nor heard of a Left
Hand Moving Machine"
Now, my friends, before placing Or
ders for machines, I think it advisable
for us all in purchasing machinery to
examine carefully and see that we are
getting durability and not GETTING
REPAIR BILLS.
Yours truly
J. F. MCARVER.
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"Could Have Bought Another Binder
$25 Cheaper, But Wanted the Best"

$25 Cheaper, But Wanted the Best"
LEXINGTON, N. c., June Is, 1898.
Messrs. Clement & Hargrave,
Lexington, N. c.:
Gentlemen:-I have just finished my
harvest with the new mccormick"
Right-Hand Binder I bought Of you,
and write to express my satisfaction at
the light draft and superior work Of
the machine. I run one of your Left
Hand Machines of Steel seven years,
and thought it could never be beat. 1t
did not cost me one cent in the way Of
repairs or give one hours trouble while
cutting seven big crops. I sold it this
season for $40, and was in the market
for a new one. The champion" trav-
cling man called to see me and told me
great things about his machine. I went
down to Lexington to see It, and after
examining both machines thoroughly,
I thought I could see $25 difference in
construction in favor Of the "McCor-
mick" I bought the Mccormick" !"
and after finishing my crop have toad
NIT that 1t Is about a horse lighter
draft, turns easier, and cuts a fuller
swath than any machine I ever saw in
the field. I especially like the Right
Hand cut. I can turn it easier and
cut fuller swath on that account.
would not swap my machine now for
any other Binder on the market If
could get $40 difference. I was so de-
lighted with the work Of my machine
that was sorry when through cutting.
I am told that you sold 56 Binders this
year, while all your competitors sold
only one, and that sold after you were
out Of Binders. Boys, keep Binders on
hand and let everybody have the best.
Yours truly, w. J. BARRIER.
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! WHAT YOUR NEIGHB0RS SAY"

"Hnve Used Mccormick Binder
Here For 16 Years, and Costs But
Little For Repairs"
CHARLOTTE, N. c., March 8, 1900.
Messrs. Chambers & Moody,
Charlotte, N. c.:
Gentlemen:-We have used an old
Standard Mccormick Binder on our
farm near here for 16 years. 1t harves-
ted our entire crop on one Of our farms
during that time in very satisfactory
manner, and cost us but little for re-
pairs. We laid it aside in 1898 and
bought Mccormick Right-Hand Open
Elevator, and are very much pleased
with it. The draft is light, mechanical
construction unsurpassed, and it seems
perfectly at home In any condition Of
grain.
We have also used Mccormick Now
ers. They are first-class in every re-
sepct. With the Mccormick Right
Hand Binder and New Mower you
have a great pair, and ought to have a
big trade. Yours truly.
]. w. WADSWORTH'S SONS.
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BATH, S. c., May %, 1899.
Mccormick H. M. Co., Chicago, Ills:
Gentlemen:-I bought of your agent,
Mr.. Maurice Walton, Augusta, Ga, one
1899 Mccormick Right-Hand Binder.
and started it today in my grain with
mules weighing about 800 pounds each.
The light draft of the machine was
really surprise to me, as it was drawn
with all ease. The bundle-carrIer on
the Mccormick is certainly fine thing,
and the roller tension is an arrange
ment that is simply superb. I former
ly used a Deering machine, but swap
ped it for refrigerator, rather than to
say gave it away. I consider the Nc
Cormick Binder all right and great
grain and labor saver. Thanking you
for the courtesy shown me, am
Yours truly, w. H. FRANKLIN.
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"SiX Years Use, without n Cent Paid
For Repairs"

LONE STAR, S. c., Aug. II, 1899.
Mccormick H. M. Co., Chicago, ILL.,:
conference.-the Harvester and
Binder bought of your agent, Mr.. G. w.
Wannamaker, in 1894, has given me en-
tire satisfaction in every particular.
have not paid out one cent for repairs,
though have used the machine every
season, excepting one year, when my
grain was killed by cold weather.
have been using the Mccormick Mower
exclusively for ten years, and have seen
no other that will compete with it.
Yours truly, JOHN L. MACK.
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"Our Mccormick, with Its Bundle
Carrier and All, Pulls Lighter
With Two Mules Than the Deerlng
Did With Three"
L1NcoLNToN, N. c., Sept. 5, 1900.
Mr. A. J. Huff, Agent,
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Co.:
Dear Sir:-This is to certify that we
ordered a Deering Corn Binder on
trial, agreeing to buy same If it proved
satisfactory. After two or three days
trial, in which the machine absolutely
failed to do good work, we set it aside
and ordered the Mccormick and sent
the Deering back, and after giving the
Mccormick a fair trial we find 1t works
perfectly satisfactory. Our McCor-
mick, with its bundle carrier, pulls
lighter with two mules than the Deer
ing did with three. We have tried both
machines, and know. We also find
that the Mccormick is much easier to
operate in the field than the Deering.
1t ties a better bundle, and makes nice
square butts that shock up easily. We
found the Deering did it's poorest work
in very tall corn, and that Is just
where the Mccormick does the best.
(Dr). r. B. KILLIAN,
R. l.. MULLEN.
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81 Used Five Mccormick Right-Hand
Binders Last Season."

CHARLOTTE, N. c., March 8, 1900.
Messrs. Chambers & Moody,
Charlotte, N. c.:
Dear Sirs:-I used five of your Nc
Cormick Right-Hand Open Elevator
Binders last season, and take pleasure
in expressing my satisfaction at the re-
suit of their work. The machine is first
class in every respect. My crop was
perhaps the heaviest ever grown In
North Carolina, and the machine did
first class work in the heavy, tangled
grain, and finished my harvest in good
shape. I am pleased with the draft,
and consider them a very durable and
we'll made machine. I do not hesitate
to recommend them to any one wish
ing to buy binder.
Your New Mccormick Mower is
also a great machine, and will stand
the most severe test and come out in
good shape. Yours truly,
FRED OLIVER.
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"By Far the Best and Most Used In
This Section"
LINcoLNToN, N. c., Feb. 4, 1

LINCoLNToN, N. c., Feb. 4, 1901.
r. B. Fox, General Agent,
Charlotte, N. c.:
Dear Sir:-About January 1st my cat
tie were looking badly, hair rough and
getting but little milk. My corn had
been harvested in good time, but could
not have it shredded before Christmas.
Just as soon as I began feeding the
shredded fodder I could see marked
difference in the yield of milk and a
great improvement in the cattle. Hair
glossy and smooth. Dry cattle fatten-
ed, having no other food. l used the
Mccormick Corn Harvester and Shred
der which are by far the best and most
used in this section. Yours truly,
(SignedD r. M. ROSEMAN.
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"COmes As Near Being n Perfect Ma.
chine as I Have Ever Seem"

BENNETTsvILLE, S. c., March 9, 1901.
r. B. Fox, General Agent,
Charlotte, N. c.:
Dear Sir:-Replying to your inquiry
as to the work Of the Corn Harvester
made by the Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Co., I would say, the one
bought of you comes as near being a
perfect machine as have ever seen. 1t
runs very light, is simple and strong,
and on my river land where the corn
is rank and the vines dense, 1t goes
through with no trouble, doing perfect
work.
The Shredder I consider a perfect
machine, and it solves the question OF
forage for the South by furnishing an
abundance Of good feed for horses,
mules and cattle, that we have been IN
the habit Of throwing away. I cheer
fully recommend it to anyone wanting
a good machine. Yours truly,
(SigneO j. T. EVERETI.
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"Set Aside the Deering and Bought
the McCOrmfcks."

L1NcoLNToN, N. c., Sept. 5, 1900.
We, the undersigned farmers Of Lin
coin county, witnessed the work done
this season by the Mccormick and
Deering Corn Binders on the farms of
Jacob Rhodes, Lee Hoover and ]. A.
Lore, and we hereby certify that the
work of the Mccormick was far supe-
rior to that of the Deering. 1t tied a
better and tighter bundle, tied it higher
up than the Deering could, and pulled
lighter with two mules than the Deer
ing did with three and four. The Nc
Cormick bundle carrier worked beauti-
fully, carrying when needed, five and
six bundles, while that of the Deering
was very unsatisfactory, and their ex-
pert, when setting the machine up, ad-
vised that they not put it on. The Nc
Cormick also gathered up the down
corn much better than the Deering.
After giving both machines fair trial,
DR.. r. B. Killian and Mr.. R. L. Null
len, neighbors and friends of ours, set
aside the Deerings, and bought the Nc
Cormicks.
A. A. KILLIAN, OSCAR SAME,
LEE HOOVER, ]. A. LORE,
R. L. MULLEN, r. M. ROSEMAN,
w. c.. RHODES, OSCAR COSTNER.
DIR. r. B. KILLIAN.
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"Runs Much Lighter Than 1 Expect
ed. Two Mules Pull It,"

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 5, 1900.
r. b. Fox, General Agent,
Charlotte, N. c.:
Dear Sir:-I desire to say that have
bought one of your Corn Harvesters
and think it one of the greatest ma
chimes l ever owned. I find it runs
much lighter than 1 expected. Two
mules pull it. Last year l pulled the
fodder on 65 acres of corn with twenty
convicts. in three days. and the fourth
day bad, wet spell set in and I lost
all the fodder in the field, besides $50
for labor. l run no risk now.
Yours truly, THOS. J. HARPER.
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"Worked For Himself and Others"

CArAwBA JUNCTION, S. c., May, 10,
Mr.. A. J. Huff, Gastonia, N. c.:
Dear Sir:-Yours Of 7th to hand. and
in reply would say it gives me pleasure
to state that the mccormick" Corn
Binder and Shredder" bought Of you
last fall through the Lancaster
Mccormick Agency" has given me
entire satisfaction. Besides doing
work for my own plantation, by
which 1 was able to sell some $500
worth of extra feed, harvested
and shredded from so to Is acres OF
corn for w. T. Gregory, Of Lancaster,
and from 40 to so acres of corn for A.
Freidheim & Bro, Of Rock Hill, S. C.,
on all of which the machine proved sat-
isfactory.
Very truly and respectfully yours.
A. BROWN FERGUSON.
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"It Runs Very Light and Does Better
Work Than 1 Could Ever Do With
Any Other BinAer.."

LEXINGTON, N. C.. July 9, 1899.
w. K. Bache, General Agent,
Richmond, Va:
Dear Sirs:-I have owned two NC
Cormick" Binders, and ran each one
several years without cent Of expense
for repairs, but this year decided to eX-
change my old one for Mccormick"
Right Hand o. E. Binder, and am very
glad I did so. 1 was pleased with the
old one, but am more pleased with the
new one. The Right-Hand is the best
Binder 1 ever owned. I especially like
the Right-Hand Cut. 1 had become
used to the Left-Hand, and at first the
Right-Hand came awkward to me, but
the more I used it, the better liked it,
and now I much prefer the Right
Hand. I am exceedingly pleased with
the draft and with the work. 1t runs
so light and does: better work than 1
could ever do with any other Binder.
1 run the entire season with three me-
dunn horses, and it did not worry them
in the least. 1t is also very convenient
and easily operated. The convenience
of oiling is also worth a lot during har-
vest. I am very much pleased with
the machine, and wish you success in
your business. Yours truly,
DAVID SINK.
Durham, N. c., Feb. 9, 1900.
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sit Surpasses My Expectation"

DUE WEST, S. c., Oct. 2, 1899.
Mccormick H. NJ. Co., Chicago, ILL.,:
Gentlemen: I have run my McCor-
mick Shredder and Husker, and am
pleased to write that the work is more
satisfactory than I expected. am full
ly satisfied with the machine. 1t sur
passes my expectations in both husk-
ing corn and shredding the stalks.
can recommend it to anyone who needs
a Shredder and Husker. 1t is all that
is claimed for it, and will do the work
as guaranteed. Respectfully.
Il. l.. HADDON.
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P"Was offered Binders At Lower
Prices, But Wanted the Best"

LowNDEsvILLE, S. c., July 3, 1899.
Mccormick H. M. Co., Chicago, ILL.,:
Gentlemen:-I bought one of the NC
Cormick Right-Hand Binders this year,
and am pleased to state that 1t did
first-class work in both short and long
grain, and I am we'll pleased with II.
Would not have anything but the Nc
Cormick, although before I purchased,
1 was offered others for less money. L
was of the opinion the best was the
cheapest, and bought the old reliable
1 also have in use New Mower, pur-
chased last year, and am we'll pleased
with it. 1 am found at work with my
machines. while others, who use NOV.
crs with iron pitmans, are hunting for
blacksmiths to repair their nitn!an-
rods. Very truly yours, j. ]. HILL.
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Durham, N. c., Feb. 9, 1900.

81 Had Three Mules Brought Out But
the Third Was Sent Back to the
Stable, and Have Never Used But
Two Since."
L1NcoLNToN N. c., Sept. 6, 1900.
w. K. Bache, General Agent.
Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir:-I ordered the "McCor-
mick" Vertical Corn Binder through
your agent, Mr.. A. J. Huff, and am
greatly pleased with its work, and con-
slider it a first-class machine in every
respect. 1t handles very tall, as we'll
as the short corn, runs light, two mules
pulling it. I had three mules brought
out to pull it, but Mr.. Huff sent the
third one back to the stable, and we
have used but two ever since.
The machine knocks off but few ears,
and gives such general satisfaction
that I can heartily recommend it to
those needing a Corn Binder.
]. J. HOUK.
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EDGEFIELD. S. c., March 2, 1901.
Mr.. E. ]. Norris, Edgefield, S. c.:
Dear Sir:-The Mccormick Binder
bought of you three years ago, gave
perfect satisfaction. / cut for some of
the best farmers in the country and
they were highly pleased. No machine
can do better work. / work three
mules and they pull it with ease. 1t is
we'll made and my only expense for re-
pairs was ten cents. Yours truly,
T. r. HOYT.
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"The Lightest Running Machine
Ever Saw"

WEIsNER, N. c., March II, 1901.
Messrs. w. A. Thomas & Co.,
Statesville, N. c.:
Gentlemen:-I am highly pleased
with the Mccormick Binder I bought
of you last year. 1t is the lightest run
ming machine I ever saw. I cut from
10 to IL acres per day, and it was so
simple that my year old boy operated
the machine nearly all the season. In
my judgment there Is nothing stronger
or of lighter draft than the Mccormick,
and I would advise all my friends to
buy it If they want Harvester.
Yours truly, ]. w. BOWLS,
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"Gfyes Perfect Satisfaction"

SHELTON, S. c., May ., 1901.
Mr.. A. j. Huff,
Charlotte, N. c.:
Dear Sir:-The Mccormick Shredder
bought through you last season gives
perfect satisfaction. Can make at least
five times as much fodder by using it.
Cattle, horses and mules all eat 1t
well. What they do not eat is fine bed
ding and makes fine manure.
I recommend the machine to all that
wish to increase their rough food.
Yours truly.
J. G. WOLLING, Jr.
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oThe Best In the Country"

GAFFNEY, March 5. 1901.
Messrs. E. J. Lipscomb & Bro,
Gaffney, S. c.:
Gentlemen:-We, the undersigned
farmers of Cherokee county, S. c., each
bought a Mccormick Mower in 1900,
and will say that we are we'll pleased.
and have failed to find any Mower that
will in any way compare with the Nc
Cormick in light draft, durability and
simplicity. We can safely say it is
the best Mower in this country.
Yours truly,
]. w. WATERS,
J. G. KENDRICK,
E. LITTLEJOHN,
w. H. RICHARDSON.
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The Best Thing 1 Ever Saw"

CHERAw, S. c., Aug. 2Sth, 1900.
w. K. Bache, General Agent,
Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir:-I wish to say that l
bought one of the mccormick Corn
I1arvesters and Binders and Huskers
and Shredders. The machinery is not
at all complicated. I have finished cut
ting my crop of corn without any trou-
BILE whatever. 1t is one Of the best
things I ever saw to save and control
labor with. I am satisfied with my
machinery in every sense of the word,
as it is all you claim for it. Yours very
truly, j. A. WATSON.
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"Find 1t Very Light Draft"

NEWTON, N. c., Oct. %, 1899.
Mccormick H. M. Co., Chicago, ILL.,:
Gentlemen:-I find your Right-Hand
Harvester and Binder all your agent
claimed for it. I have cut two crops
with the one I have, and find 1t very
light draft. In fact, 1t Is much lighter
than some I have seen that are sold for
two-horse Binders. If could not get
another, would not take twice what
I gave for mine. Respectfully,
J. H. MANNEY.
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'The Cheapest Binder n Farmer
Can Buy, Although 1t Costs More
Mt the Time of Purchase."

BENNETTsvILLE, S. c., Mar. 20, 1901.
r. B. Fox, General Agent,
Charlotte, N. c.:
Dear Sir:-Iwish to say that bought
one of your Binders last spring. with
which I am highly pleased. I think the
Mccormick Right Hand Binder, with
trucks, is the cheapest Harvester far
mer can buy, although it costs more
at the time Of purchase. Yours re-
spectfully. THOS. j. BREEDEN.
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The Mccormick Binder Is o. X. I
Use Only Two Mules"
EDGEFIELD, S. c., March ,

EDGEFIELD, S. c., March 1, 1901.
Mr.. e. ]. Norris. Edgefeld, S. c.:
Dear Sir:-The Mccormick Harvester
and Binder bought of you last season
gives me full satisfaction. I cut my
own grain crop last season with ease,
and had none of the old trouble Of
Graders and tiers. The Mccormick
Binder is o. K. I use only two mules,
my land being clay and firm they pull
it easily. 1t is strong and light.
Yours truly, M. G. PARKER.
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We take this opportunity to thank
our York County friends for their
patronage, which we appreciate very
fully.
In order that we may serve you bet
fer. we have located Branch House
at Charlotte, where you will find our
General Agent, Mr.. r. b. FOX, who
will keep on hand complete stock OF
Machines and Twine, as we'll as full
assortment of repairs. He will be
clad to see you at any time, OF will
promptly answer your inquiries by
mail or telephone.
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81 Am Pleased to Say 1t Gave Me En-
tire Satisfaction"

L1NcoLNToN, N. c., Jan. l, 1901.
r. B. Fox, General Agent,
Charlotte, N. c.:
Dear Sir:-Last season l purchased of
your agent, r. M. Roseman, one Of
your Right-Hand Mccormick Binders.
| am pleased to say it gave me entire
satisfaction in every respect. My
wheat was very short and thin and 1
would have lost half of it with cradles.
| saved it all o. X. with your Binder.
Yours truly, W. A. GRAHAM.
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"Run 1t Two Seasons
With Two HOrses.'

NEWTON. N. c., Oct. 81, 1899.
Mccormick H. M. Co.. Chicago, ILL.,:
Dear Sirs:-My mother and brother
and myself bought one Of your Right
Hand Open Elevator Binders from Mr..
D. F. Moose. your agent at Newton, in
1898, and although we had never used a
Binder before, we had no trouble. The
machine is simple and convenient to
handle. It runs light. We run 1t part
of the two seasons with two horses, and
we handled both small and large wheat
with perfect satisfaction, and we are
we'll pleased with the Binder.
Yours respectfully,
P. L. BARRINGER.
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"COnstructed Of the Best Material.

DARLINGTON, S. c., March 4, 1901.
Messrs. yelling & Bennoitt,
Darlington, S. c.:
conference.-the Right Hand 6-foot
Harvester and Binder bought of you
gives me perfect satisfaction. l find
the draft very light, and the machine
constructed of the best material, and
durable. l would not exchange it if
could not get another Mccormick.
Yours truly, J. n. MOONE.
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..NOthing IL Too Good to Say
Of the Mccormick Binder

Mr.. E. J. Norris. Edgefield, s. c.:
Dear Sir:-The Mccormick Harvester
and Binder bought of you is II daisy.
We are we'll pleased with it. 1t is all
you claimed for it. and a great labor
and grain saver. Nothing is too good
to say of the Mccormick Binder. 1t
saves down grain to perfection.
Yours truly, 6. N. DORM,
J. r. DORM.