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Introduction. 
 
 To the Threshermen of Canada. : 
 
 X inr.sciiliiiL; yiiu with uur Animal CiUaloj^'iiu, in wliicli will lu; touiul ii brief description of 
 our famous " Declier" Threshing Machines, we ilu so in tin; lull (.'onlldenci; if yuur ap]!."- 
 ciitioii III (iiir I'lroits in uiio past in jilacin;^ n])(iii the ("aniidian market tIiiL'siiin<4 niacliinuiy 
 nt' a hii^'h (iidt'i. \\v lielicv(.' that the ihreshuinien of the country arc uliw; to the neces- 
 sily of nsinu ncilhintc I'nt tirst-class machinery, and onr success in llie )iast i> owiny' Co oni' 
 a''iiily tn keep alniMst 'if I lie limes in siipplyiiiL;- a, tirsl-class article. 
 
 To Our Many Customers we extend our liest thanks for their continued siipporl and iiatrona^'e. 
 ami we can asMirc tliciii that, as in tlie past, we will endeavor to maiiufacuire niily siu'li i^oods as will 
 iiirrii a cnniiiinaiMc nf tliat cmilidenrc lliev ha\'e al vays sliown us. 
 
 We are living in a riiiii)ietili\c a;,'e, an au'e of prot,'n,'ss and advancement alf)n.u' all lilies. To 
 secure and maiiilaiii a po-iiinn m ihr fn.ni liniks, L;reat enerjj;y must he (lisplayeil, lar^'c exptnsc must be home, and a 
 continiial waiclifiiliu-~ I'l.r e\ciy de\ K !• ihai w ill j,dve additional advanla<fes am! convenience, must he maintained, in 
 order to surcecd in placiiiL,' u)ion the maiket an article in which tho ])ul)lic can have the fullest confidence. 
 
 Competition too, has leaihed that .sta;^e where the feniplatton to maiiufactuie such j^'ood.s. as will SELL owing to 
 
^l^lI■|nN\llP MamT \r I I msi; InMfVNV, 
 
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Macixin.ai I) Mani I A( 11 liiNc, I uul■^^\. . 
 
 Ilifir chciiiMliiiiiictci' IS tiikiiio; tlif |)lu(f ol' jjii IiuiicsI .Ir.-iic [<< iiiiirnilacl mv diilv tin- licst. (inial, ciiiiti.ni t.liereforr 
 has lf( 111' u«r(| in sfk-ciiii^, in mdcr thai inl'nii.i and ini|M'i I'i'c I niaciiiniMV uuw mi cxUMisivily nianiit'afturiMl |i«' nut 
 Ml'iistiluLcii injilai'c nf llial wliicli .-.liiiiiM uii'i l tin' iiinsl siim^fiit waraiitw 
 
 Since establishing: business m SHalfoi,! -oiac tunils-liw yrai>a-(.. wr lia\.' always Hiij.iy,.(l a wfll-fain.Ml ic- 
 |iii1iili(in t'ui iilaciuL; uiion th,. maikri I hrcshin.. niacliinciy ,,1' ,i liiuii ..nliM'. mhiiiIc iii cunstiuiMion. rllicicMt m M|i(.raliiin 
 anil fvciy wlii'ic arkii(i\vK'iin'(;(l tn In' siijii'iinr lo all cuinjut Jinis, 
 
 That we may (iLMiiuustiatf i.iir lii.uli rlaim- Ini , an "DECKER" lliiolin^, wc iuMlia fuiuinl inTU.-ui nf lliit t'ol- 
 li)\vinmia<j:cs. anil we h.ivc every ivasun in hi'iii'Vr lh,U ynii will ,|rci,l,- ihat we liaxca tliivslu'i- iu'lU'.- ailapti'ij In tlw ru- 
 i|uii-rnirni> III' tinc.-liri nii'M "I' lu-ilay ihan any .ahrr niainilact mvil in (aninla. 
 
 ^ (111!,- ni"sr 1 1 Illy, 
 
 MACDONALD MANIFAC FIRING COMPANY. 
 
Mai uiiNAi.n Ma.s( \.\i u uini. < umia.w 
 
 K'I'Kl! t)eiiii,'"iii l\\v. ImisImcss uI' iiiiimiraitiniiiL; Tlin^sliinf; Macliincry i'nr ulniosh ii 
 
 (|iiiirlL'r of a (.cnliii-v, we arc iiuw lid (it ini'iiaiviltliaii uvfr Id fiiriiisli iPiir ctis- 
 
 tciliu'l's ami the tiailc '^'riicrallv Willi n line of 'riiif^liris ackiiowlt'ili^'cij csci'V- 
 
 wlicic to cniiiliiiii' iiioii' jiiiiiiis of f\(i'llfiifi' tliaii :!!n iiIVciihI to < 'jiiiaijiini 
 
 lliii'slicriiiL'ii 
 
 As il is iiiiiiossihli' III till' si Mil r al nin i|i>|Mi>;il III •_'.! mill lictails rfu'ai ill 11)4 lln' ruiistriu tiuii 
 
 of iiiii niacliiiK'S, still Uieii' an' many llim:;s wlinli will inmmciiil lliciiisrhrs at jmcf to tlio 
 
 |)ia('li(al tliieslu.'r. Hiid we will cnili'avor to ]iniiii ilnin mil luiclly. 
 
 Wy oliscrving tlio cnyraN iii;/> lirrrin slmun. tln' il('sii,'ii ami stvlr "\ lln' l>i;i KKi; caiiiiol fail 
 
 lo 111' a|i)ii('rialt'il. ainl liy I'lt't'i- 
 iiii;_' to tlif scrtioiial nicw, il will at oiict! l)i,' afliiiitlcil f 
 that for simiilicil \ il lias I'ljiial. 
 
 W'r ki'i-|i llioriiii^lily ])iisl('i| oil till- ilcmamls of 
 tile Iraili' ami '.el year after year lia\(' aililnl imjioil- 
 iiiit. iminovi'rm'iits. wliic'li in oiii rxiicriciict^ we ilceiiu'tl 
 fssfiitial III llic C'i|iii]imc'iit of a lirsL-ulass linvsliinu' 
 ujacluut,'. 
 
NlACtlONMH ,\t\SI hM'll'RINC Co. 
 
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 ^ ''"■ I'liiii ,;.|r .,|»,ii wliM h |i i> .(MiMiiifli'd. II' this is (K'fcotivt' (wliicli is (lie case 
 ^c- 111 niiiiiy iliic.-liiii^ iiiiirliiiii.s) no mi'iii, in (nic or iinirc |)(iiiiis can icinciiv llif 
 first 1111(1 iiMJii iIcIm I. ir til,. |,iiii(>i|ilc, Ikpwcmt, is ((urcci, the l'i,iiii<lalinn Mllt'iisl, 
 .' torr\i'n (iiliiT |i.iil ,iihI (Irtiiil i> scciii cil. iiiul il' t lii'>i. ilctiiils lull iimni/i' with llic 
 
 ^^, '_'<'ll«T.ll sIlIK llll.. Ml' llir liiariiill.'. ihrii ill,. Ii|...||i<l |ii,ssil,|,. (i(.;.'n I' ]MTl'(.i'lioll i< 
 
 \»/ oliiainiMJ, 111 Miiln il,,,! w,. ii,;,v .Inn .|iM lair h, \\v i lin-li,., m,.,, ilmt \\,, |„iv,. tlir lie,-. 
 
 W |irinci|ili., wr a-k -|iccial al liiil i.m lnj Irw |i,,inl> 
 
 In the First Place, tlf he km; i-. n.ii^lrn. ir,| witl, a .Im. H...'ar.I I,, ],i,,|i,.| iiin)),iiii,.ii> 
 
 2nd. All working; partsnl ill'' iiiailiiiif |iiii|irily lialancr. Tlic '.'liiin diM Ic ami slu.c 
 lii'iii- (■(iMiii'ctcii. .iinl lia\ni.j lli,' -aiiir uiunnn. I'uMii a wcJhIiI i'i|iiai to iJiiiL ul' tlic ii|i|m'|' nr 
 >lra\v iU'rk. the two iii-iiii^ chii.tIcI l,y means nl a I'iimaii md, wuii<inj,' iijion a llofx .sliaft, 
 whicli is alliichrd In .jiaiii drcl< |,v ih,. n-f nj' ^|,.,| .«|,i in.^-,, ulijcli is ilic si.cn.l to ihr silent 
 iii'ilinii, and is a snim f \\,.ii,|,t and admiiaii.iii In ail wIki liase se(.|i il in n],i.|at iiHK 
 
 3rd. Should the operator II .my linii. desii,. i,, riinii\e ilie um lune jmiIs Irnm the 
 maehine, he can d.i -n Mni|.l\ l.y disc.,nneetiii.e' the ciaiik and tnrnin.^ torn- thiimh nuts, when 
 the whole inleiior i ,in he lilted (nil, ie(|iiiiiii.^ (,nlv a iVsv inii,iite> wniK. Tliis is u ^jreiil ail- 
 vaiitat;e oNer olliei makes nl^ iiiacliines, where il re(|uires almost hulf ii iliiy's woik oflwu men, 
 and then mily after l;i e,it dillieiihy in reachine- many lia|i|pv deviee>, veiv iiiennvenieiit to tft.'l at. 
 
 We desire t i (all attention to tl... ad\iin;a.ie there is in hiivinj,' all jMiiiUs oj:' friction, 
 such as hale hoxes. etc., SI, aiiaiiL'^ed as to admit i.|' the miliinil wear hciii.; taken ii|i. The 
 ojieiaior eaii then kee|) hi> niaeliiiie ill liist-elass wuikim^ (ir(l(.r. The l)Ki K!.;i! iseoiislnu'tt'(l 
 
 xminiiiiiii. ^^''^'' ^'"- '''■''^■'■■^'^ "'' ">■'"'• iiiiiehiiies fully in view, ami we challenge the world to produce its 
 
 ■ eijuiil for an ca.sy, steady mid niiif'.rni motion. 
 
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MACDONAi.n Manukacturing lomvany. 
 
 Separation- The Mo.st Complere.. 
 
 
 
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 IiCfiliziiig ti.c iiiDsl- iiii|)(itliinl icainic in ;i I lircsliiii^ iij;iilniii' in he iis i',i|i;i 
 city f(»r wpamtiiii,' tlic iiniiii I'luni (he straw, wr haxc to this crhl innsliiiclfil a ina 
 cliine or. a principle peculiar to the "Decker" alone, and suiH-riDr to anylhiiij,' yet 
 liroiinoed. ( )win<j to the ronslructiun uf otir^'iate. adjustable fork and drum cylin- 
 der, lie (cnden- j is to si)read the straw evenly upon the entire widili of tl'o deol<, 
 wiitre it secures agitation throujihont its entire Icnuth. 
 
 As will be observed, <nir straw deck gets its nioliuM fnim a revolving crank, which ex- 
 perienced men, after^using and tcstin,<r vaiions otiicr devices, admit to lie the best method of 
 operatintr a'sepnratinf: deck. 
 
 Owingf to this motion, >ecnred only by a revolvincr crank, the straw is struck by the 
 deck, and appears in th.e nature uf a lijow In tlie straw from beneath, tlins forcing the straw 
 upward and backward witli the I'ach nio\eineiit of tlu' deck until the rear end is reached. 
 
 This deck lins a .series of iDrks for openii!!,'aiid aniiatiiig the straw, while the slat work 
 is so .spaced to leave amjile room foi the Lrr.iin aid rh itl' to pass thrcamh to the trrain dei k 
 below. 
 
 The Straw, in p:i-«inj,' fvon, the dc-k t>'!lu- afici rake has .-i fail iipwanis of fifteen 
 inches, allowing any grain that may yet remain in tlic straw (o drop out. Tiie speed of tlie 
 after-rake being greater than the motion of the straw on the deck, a certain " pulliiiLT apart " 
 process takes place, making il inipo.ssii)le for grain to pass tiirouu-j; the machine with the 
 
Macdonald Manufacturing Company. 
 
 Cylinder. 
 
 Excelling All Others for Clean Threshing. 
 
 Teeth Properly Spaced. 9^^t^*f^tts^t****^t^tt^tttt*tti 
 
 •>iir<-,vli.ulc. Iiiis I • shaft of the l.e.t Kriulish steel. There nre 12 bars, all having 
 lerll,. Thr \,ivs are lieavy, an.l. -ilike a light bar, hold the teeth Hnnly, ()i,r m-m. cylin- 
 ^e. has -.»;{ treth, and weighs 4()U lbs. We ask special attention to the .spacing of the teeth 
 ^Hi nnpnrlant thir.g, .,„] uurthy of the thre.she.s' con.sjderation. We en.phasi/e tiie fact that 
 
 ue hav- a rylind.T .Mpal f th.e.shing from the head with ease the \eiy toughest varieties 
 
 of wliral . 
 
 This is the result of proper spacing 
 
 peculiar to the Decker Cylinder only. 
 
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 vided with ready niean.s of adju.slnient. to suit the various kinds and 
 conditions of iriain. 
 
 Concave AdfUStCr* '^'""^ ^'■""•'■»"-r>r The co.uave adjn.ster consist,, of a shaft passing from .si.le to 
 
 ) * -ide ■,< m.ieliine, upon whi-h is tittc.i two eccenlri<-s, wurkinu in snitabic opruin- 
 
 '" ' '■'"" '•'"■'■'^^- "'"' ' ''•^'■'' "" '■'^'" 1'^""' ^"l'' '" s^p^nalor, by whieh tlie front ami back of com'aves are uiised or 
 
 [oweii'd s:muhaiie(Hislv. 
 
 Threshers prefer this Adjuster to all others. 
 
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 twu liuavy hells, one un fiii;li side of iiiacliiiie, ami liv 
 it we secun.' uii enliic I'leudom fioui back lasliiiin-. 
 
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Straw Deck* 
 
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 Nothing Known to Equal It. 
 
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 "ani ,M.„„.n, while ih. n.u .,„| i. „,„,,„:,..i l.v a ..vnlvin, nnnk. yivin^ it', rotary Mnaiu... 
 
 Ih-irhy |.n„hiMi,- an rv.u AUvUmtA ,1' ihr straw upon the entire, lenelh of t,h.. .leck. 
 
 Il i> ••unre.le,! I,v Umu\r.,U nf ihr..l„.n„..n that- this iiiotioi, far surpasses anv ..ther 
 t'H separating Lrrain iVun, straw. We ha^e ihis assurar.ee from many who have teste.I nil 
 nu.niuM- ■,! rnel< shafts, stTiinna! deeks. Ijln,,.- |i„.^ers, ete., siu-h as are h, 
 'jruips 1)1' iiiachiiies. 
 
 as all- rminil in iiianv int'eiior 
 
 I ^:^1 Grain Deck and Shoe. 
 
 Best in the World. 
 
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 ,_ W"inlru,h,..e,|,his,„ethn,l „f wnrking „,„ shue wml uaain Week „ver 
 
 -.Is. U.U, a^e.an.l a.e nuw nn-ie e„nv,n..,.,i ,han e.er that th.-.v is „,„h,n, t„ .pial ,, ,n ,he ...Hintrv. We have . 
 
 ;t T ■'? '"'" ' ■'':"""-^ '" ""• ^ ^""' ■' ^'' ^'i-l.h. .r h, in, ail that any eylual,. w.ll thn.sh, an.i will ,1.. s.. 
 
 witliuut waste nr elu-mn- in anv km.! u,- enucliti.,,, ,,| straw. 
 
 Onr .lH,e hem, eonn..e,e,l to .ran. deek. w.. r e x,r ael rv to ,|r.e it, an,! cons..,„en, 1 v ..oih.n. to 
 
 ,0L0„t o, ..ni..,-. Ihe .-..Lil.. a... ina.i.. of ,ah ani.e.l w.r,., wlucn is „o, ,,,.,,1.. ., .,, ,.,„, .,„ ,,,,,, ,„,,,,,,.,; 
 great advui.tucrp ..vei- the ..|.| kind ..f weh. ■ ' "" " '' 
 
 W« VV«fr,«» thh SiMK. Superior t« Anv Shm- n »m,!r.r,.. (« ,.,«,„ f^t „r «»m. W<k1> 
 
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 All Others in the Shade. 
 
 'I'lie (■leviilor oxLeiids well toiwanl. iliscliarginj,' into Liu- I'yliiider, willimiL llii! iisi> of ii 
 .-Inikf s|i(iiil, 'I'lic idi'viiliiii,' |)rii(i'.-s is liy ;iii cikIIl'ss cliaiii, niiiiiiiit,' iijioii .■^pivjckut wheels, 
 wilh ti'iishiii 1mi\ 1(1 |;iki. up sbick n\' till' ( liaiii. 
 
 Since the inli-(iiliirtiiiii nf this kiml nf cli'V alur, \\r liiivr imi luid ;i solinirv tiiiii|ilaiiil. 
 
 They are Very Durable and Never Require Repairs. 
 
 i3tra.W ^tSiCKCTS* The Most Convenient, f&tfs^s^s^sfrf&fr&efrfr&frt&s^fjt&i^s^ffs^ft&tstfftf—. 
 
 \Ni- Iniiiisli ii slacker in iwo or I liree sccI iuiis, iis ( he iiihi( 
 
 iv<|nii(s, h h.l.ls uji t<i leiir ejid (if mm-hine, and is laiscd .,!■ J 
 
 lowcicd hv a windlass plapod on top .if sejiaialor. In order B 
 
 ihiM 'lie challniay hesepaialed from the straw, wc have ilic | 
 
 '""'•'■ ■-'■'•'i"ii -o ronsirnctcd as to adinii of a iiortmn n| i h,. ■ 
 
 l"'ll"ni hniiL; icnio\c(l. allowin- ilie chad' to fall I,, the ll ■. 
 
 Pea Threshing Attacliment?. 
 
 We sMii|.|y, when speeiully ordeied, the liio • omplele 
 
 "'"' ''"■ '""^t ( veiiient Ilea attiichiiiunts known to the trade. ■ 
 
 wliicli cuiisisi of nrutcs. pnlley.s, etc. 
 
NlACDoN Al.j) M.\Si;l-\( iruiN<j lOMl'AS\. 
 
 Separators for Horse Powers* 
 
 9 •^''■•■^■■■;:«:'':y- ■•■,'•;' 
 
 Light to Move. Easy to Drive. 
 
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 In localities where threshing ts done with horses, 
 
 [[The Decker " is in the lead, being much lighter to 
 
 move o'ber rough or hilly roads than any 
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^<^<^<^^*^ other thresher, and very easy to drive. 
 
 
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 Thk DEcKKHlm. always Ihmm. a lav..rite for horse power, heiny simple in cunstn„.tiot. ,■<. 
 'l-XMitly.easy .,n horses, u„l not liable lo .,x „ut of order. Unr r.uular si.e f„r horse power is 
 Su'-ineh cylirKli'r and 4fj-iiir!i l.u.l\. 
 
 All of our new hors,. pow.r separators will have (.he late improvements and are warranted tirsL- 
 
 '■^'''- l'"^^!'"^''''^ lil^^'y f" ""-l H"'-se I'ower Separators will do well to .see these machines be. 
 tore ordering, a,s we guarantee sati.sfaclinn. 
 
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 M M IKiS \| I) M \Nl |. M II Kl SI, ( 'iiMl'.VNV. 
 
 Rebuilt ''Decker'' Separators. 
 
 Wr III, .km point ol'ulw.iys iKivin-nn l,,in.l ..^,.,,,1 l;,.l,i,ill S,.,,,,i;,iu,s ,,r v,-,nun-, mx..., sniMMr for riil,,.,' sh';..,. 
 or linl-r iMAVci, Thrs,. in.irhilirs alv Irii 1 1,.,| i, p. ,, ,„ | u|„.,i c miplcU'd :iimI irl.iiilv.l ,nv ptMrl i.M II V : 
 Si'ul 1'^ lit' tlir<i' lllil- 
 
 siild ill ililjirciit 
 
 nice, itiiil III iM'iy 
 
 IlilK Im'I'II llluli' I llilll 
 
 ('(i|ll|)lrti'lli'<^ with 
 Work. mill I lie liiiii'l- 
 wliiili tlii'v !nc till 
 iIkmii wriliiiij l^ sa\- 
 t'ls (1(1 iiiil know 
 "•hiiic is new. We 
 that ■' Wliatcxi'f is 
 worth ddiii^r well,' 
 princijilc infn din 
 
 Rebuilt Si^pHrritor lor lloisc l'o»er 
 
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 Is viiiHl as new. 
 chines have Im-cii 
 pans 111' the I'lov- 
 casc till.' purchaser 
 ple;ise(i with the 
 which tlicv (!(i ihcir 
 s'lnie niaiiiiei- in 
 isheil many oj' 
 
 ihal tli.'ir cnslom- 
 hiii thai the nia- 
 hciievciii iheMuixim 
 wiiith iliiinjj; is 
 and in carrvino- tliis 
 lillsiiiess nu'tlldils 
 
 we find the tri.ili „f it more and moi.,. emphasixcd. Tn >., ml,, ilic details m' ihesc machines wouhl ,„;enpv i,u. much of 
 
 ou. space hut we maysay that ihev are from the f i l il.lc. m llie t„p ,.f the s,raw carriers thoroutrhiv ..verhuuled 
 
 and reliMih. which .nancipHllv cimsi.,. o!' neu I'rm,! r.-mid i !, ■ cvliMder, m-w lei h n, cylinder, mnv comavcs ami teeth, 
 new straw deck, new shaftin-. new sieves, .il'icr rako. >,iaw c-uricr rakes, new straw carriers, new l.cllm- ..tc,. etc. and 
 all repainted, sniped ami scrolled e.puil to ,,nr new machm.-. and with whieh we -ive the same -uaiantce as with a 
 new separator. We would invite careful ex.uninati.m of tliex. machines heh.re plaeino' an m'der. 
 
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 It 
 
 Rebuilt Decker.— For Steam. / ^^^ 
 
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 Maodonald Manufacturing (."nwrANV. 
 
 Left Hand Side. 
 
M\(l)(.iS \l I) MASIIKACll'RINfi CdMI'AKV. 
 
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 Right Hand Side. 
 
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 Horse Powers NumbeTone^ 
 
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 hlJl "' ^^" ^ Po^er, so favorably known ic ' 
 
 J '* "'^"^^ °f '^on and car wheels mfxed. No I 
 
 I scrap or inferior iron enters their ? 
 
 J construction. 
 
 ^' --""^-c^"- botf, W and t2.Horse 'PoZn, 
 
 
 
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 General Description : 
 
 HE Inline is iniulii tVoiii very select iiiateriiil, well seasoned, and put to^ielliev in a workmanlike 
 manner. AH of our separators are fitteil with cast iron cylinder sides and cap, folding feed 
 talili's, hand cntler stands, etc. The trnek wheels are tlie same size Frciit and rear. The 
 front wheels pass under the sill in turning without locking, making the Dkckku a very coii- 
 Ncnieiit niaehine to handle on the road. 
 
 All points of friction have adjustable hove.s and can he oiled from the floor, and in 
 easy access to the ojicrator for adjustment. Our manner of belting ensures a steady motion 
 to every pal t of I he niacbine, the drum lieing double belted, equalizing the strain upon cylinder shaft can.sed by main 
 driving belt. 
 
 Straw earriers are niade in twom three secliuns, and fold up to rear end of machine. 
 
 Warranty The Strongest* 
 
 We give such a warranty on our thre.sher? as is given on any tiisl-cla.ss machine, which is printed on order blanks. 
 
 Every machine is run at a high rate of speed before leaving the shop, and a thorough e.xamination of all the parts 
 made, so that no complaints can afterwards rise except through the incompetency of the ojierator. 
 
Ma.I.UN^LU MvsiM. T, „1N. ( „m|.VS,. 
 
 Thrcshermen's Supplies. 
 
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 lii'-li''r> Sii|,|,l„,s. siirh „s 
 
 Rubber, Cotton, 
 
 Gaudy, Eureka, 
 
 Rawhide and New Hercules. 
 
 TriKlis lor Wcifcr l^i^^ 
 Tiiwli Piiniixs, I lose, 
 Ous\ Colkxfor.s, el(\, ch\ 
 
 llngines. ^i^i^^ 
 
 terms 
 
k'orable 
 
aa 
 
 Macdoxald Man-dpactchino Company. 
 
 u/e iifanufacture 
 
 the foihwinff lines of ^'^'^^^=^=^^^}^^^^}&^^^:g:^:m^:^=^^^^-^ 
 
 OUTFIT No. I. 
 
 Tj/ireshers : 
 
 Heckek separator, for steam, mounted, .'ir, m. cylin.lf.-. 5(1 i„ l,o,Iy. ( yli.uirr l,as 12 burs <|.eav 
 toeth in oveiy bar. 
 
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 OUTFIT No. 2. 
 
 Decker Separator for hor.se power, n.ounlea, .■!2 i„. cylinder, 4(] in. l,o,lv VMn^.Uv l.a. 12 bar. 
 toeth in every bar. ' 
 
 Horse Powers^ 
 
 No. 1 — Pitt's 12 Horse Power, down or luoiiiited. 
 No. 2— Pitt's 10 Horse Power, down or mounted. 
 ^^. S—Oweas' ' Triangle" Power. 2 to 4 Hone Power, down. 
 
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 MaCDO.VAIjD M.VNrFACTrRINr; COMPANT. 
 
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 %c flyers Low Down Tank Pamp. 
 
 Thi.s 1)1 imp Ls prcicriaiDle for the followinc] [Hirposes: 
 
 I'illiiiL' tliicsrier tanks, wasliinj.' out lioilers, for usfi iti shallow stock wells, lirainiiit;; cellars iind barn 
 yards, irrigation purposes, washing wa},'ons, window.s, etc , .sprayin,!,' fruit trees, 
 putting out iircs, and general use ahout the farm. As a prulectiou again,st fireitis 
 
 Slitbout a Rival 
 
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 It IS fitted with two drip cocks to drain cylinder. 
 
 Capacity : "J barrels per minute. 
 
 Brass valve seat and metal plungers, faced with rubber. 
 
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 II!'] Lilt (111 oiipusitc pa;,'t ic]ircscnls mir l.nw Dnwii 'r.ink Kniic runi|i, 'I'li.- inun.' ilcsci iiirs it, vrrv 
 wril.as it is s.) cMistiiicii'.hisyVy llh' LOW DllWy oy Tar ny TAXK Tli.MvliiHJi r isiii 
 a liiiiizuiitiil iiiisilimi. I'.y this ronsiruciinii we ifuin -n-at si ivipj;! Ii ami -iinpliiii v, li i-~>iririiy 
 
 y ,- ^^;;V,. •' 'I'I'llllc-actilli;' |llllll|l, Sllckiliu; WallM llllnllu'll t,;-),. ,„,/,. mi rar|| >||,,kr Ml ill,. |r\,.|', li has 
 
 ^^ Lt'^'^"'\ h'Wff pieces tlian any nlhcr lank ]iuiii|i ever nlU'ivd id thr Irailr. The cx-lin.iii i- :. in, m 
 
 IvT" z^^-^'K ''■^]] 'l''iiiirirr. huivil Mil Liihc and imhshrd ; lia> .". III. >liMkr. will, i' m ,,|,r < Imi- mm th.ii and 
 
 AvXJ',^ ./'^ disehar^v The ]>Iiiii,u'T i> s.ilid, ih. val\ .'^ h. uT'i j-iii (i| mi d.a . and inu\iii'jii ihiIm' . \liii 
 
 iiJ^^*"^ ili'i- fni'ins a siii'liMii which lills ihr cylindt r. and at ihr saiiir nine dnvr- \va! cr . mt ,.t I lie 
 
 "ihcr cinl. Then mi ivhirii stinkc ihis water in tlie cylinder is 
 driven Mil* ami is iviiljed finni (i|i|insiie end. The >|i,>iii is at- 
 tached td ImJi Mt jHini|i. i> icvisiMe, ami is so ariaiii^cd ihal 
 the laru'esl ]uil cm he placed iimier il lini- a\.iidiicj ihc 
 tniilhic Ml' allaidiiic,' lead Im-.. when ymi desire a pad ^f uah'i. 
 It has a ]iM\\eifnl fMice, and will thiMW waler i\() feci tn'iii ihe 
 pniiil mT ihe nM//ie 'I'he \alve seai> are Mf liia<>. and piacli- 
 caily iiideslructilile. Tlie iheek \ alvi's arc iiiclal, lac .^1 wiih 
 ieathci, iind SM arranged lli.il hy iciiimvihl; iinl mh h.p nt pump 
 ;niy (iiie can replace the leaiher f.icine- in a very sIimH lim,'. 
 lu-iielicaliy making u new imiiip of it. It is -iiaranlced i,, ,|,, 
 guod wnrk iindgive satisfiictioi). 
 
\U. ijnNMi) \1 \srni nuisi: Comi'ANV. 
 
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 Collector. 
 
 H„,„,„l, ... ,„,.,.,„ a .u, ni „ur.„w>ly ...Llu-at.-.l DECKKn DUST COLLECTOR. This is an aUachn.ent we 
 ,„tn„lu,.,.,i in ,S.::. L ,n -v.n ,.-,■ ,1,. pun.l.s.- is ln.l,ly ,,l,.as...l. Tl. eolLcto. is ,la<.a „„ t„p oj separator. abo.,t 
 
 „| ,-. .Ins,.,, U l„.l. U-nu. n,H. uf th.. .nain slmHs of separator. It ,^ ,u„Mruc.U.i u. 11.. turm ot a 
 
 ,•,„ ,„„„ „ , l„„h sp,.,..i, au.l .l,aw^ >1,. .l.,s, l.lon. it, h.av.. tin. „n,.l,i,u.. an.l .v.^ovos it fron, .!,.■ harn tonn... it 
 
 ^ ' ,;, ,.„.!«■ ,„a.,„tal,l..,,la..,.,.ol„.h.itUH,lisUul,Mo,- .avn..,! away l,y ih. wnl, ^^ e are m a 
 
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 llic ciMillc' III' :iiarliil,r. all 
 
 UM-: liivi- tlic Itt'i'kcr Dust I'lillt'flitr, and, in 
 
 llii. liiuii is kiMil I iiiiil)araliv,iiv rlr.iii. 
 
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 ,,„plovnH.„t Tlu.v i:,M li,| p,it II., any luarhin... W.it.- fi>v pnoo-s, (M.e, 
 
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 'B">.»l.l) MAMl/ArrilllM, CoMPAkN, 
 
 The Triannle Porm Horse PovA'er. 
 
 To niwt, ii -lowiii'^ <ifin.tn,| lof a ,10,.,, si.-nn<r .,, ,1 ., 
 
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 cuttin 
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 hnrsii i.„wci< in tlir I'icvi,,,,. .,tn„r;ni,. 
 
 '•""■vI'iMv.. li-lK (,, ,„.,,i,ir-.,.. 
 
 ''The Triangle." 
 
 filiv ;ii|.i .li^|i(,s,. ,,f Ihcso 
 
 The accompanying cut is a good representation 
 
 of the principle and construction 
 
 of the power. 
 
 TIk. n.;ist,.rwh,.d is 4f; inH.,.. ,„ ,|i:n>,H 
 ""''•"'"'•"•^■'l'-l-sl.<'l.an-„al in,,,, wl„,.f, ,. „ 
 ••^li'otijror than nrdiniiry hmiiHs. 
 
 IT. illlii IS \,.1T sirnli^, 
 
 I '■ "l«W.t journal u „,.0. of :M,u.,, „,.„„,,„, ,„„, „„ „-,,„,,, 
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Mai'ImiNAI.O MASI'KAITfL'BlNd CilMl'AST. 
 
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 brought to bear on the pnds of thn timber, nnd thus avoids the shrinkafje which is the cause of so much trouble 
 with nihi'v powpv-. 
 
 Tlir ii.niH' wuiL h:i> iiii uii'Vi iri's nv leniions to rot (ir (jocay hy wci nr I'xjiosiirc' lo rain and chati^^e of weather, 
 thus iiiakino it the most durable and economical power ever put on the market. 
 
 1Mii'< ]iowei\ on account of itt; compact nes*;, can be used on any ordinary l)arn floor, as the swec]) of the arms need 
 not evcccd l,"i 111 is feel, thus cn.ililioi; farmeis, on wet .ind stormy da\-~, In cnl, crusfi mid piii|) thcii catl/le feed williont 
 exposiiiLT tlicni'^i'lvcs and tciniw, m iwini,' a loii^ and cv pensive bell, as when th<' pnwiT has (n <iand niii of (1 
 
 lieHeviliLT llial such a fiowel is iiiu'ently lieciled by every llil'ifl 
 
 \' and ecliiioiinca 
 
 I farmer and ^tdcki 
 
 oors. 
 
 nan, we invite 
 
 inspection, eontiilenl l.bai tliis | 
 lie desired. 
 
 lower and the neat arid siibst.ani ial jock, wliich is used herewith, has eviv merit ttiateai 
 
 Tlial sncli a power will be in <|eniaiiil we have no doubt. Wei 
 
 in lie 
 
 farmers and o|liei> wlm may lie in the city, to see it at our sliops. '\'n 
 tliose at a distance, we will lie pleased to furnish all information rei|nireil 
 on application by leiterorpost card to niir address. 
 
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 VlArDoNALD MANl»'ACTt'UIN<-; 'tiiMPASV. 
 
 Does Cbrcsbing pay ? 
 
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 |jlls q.iosti,..,. |)n,.s thresliin- pay ^ is „■„■ that is very .,ften asked. Does farming pay ' does 
 milliner or store-keeping pay ^ n.igl.t, also l,o asked. To answer tlie.se .incstioiL we must 
 know something of the farm and th. mill and the store. If any one, or all, of these are 
 lir.st-cla.s.s properties, the answer wnuM he, " Ve.s.- If ,]„> r„-n, has been exhau.sted of 
 fertility : the mill out .>f order and half won, out, and the stor. o.-upied hy a lazy and 
 shiftle,ss proprietor, our answer w.ail.l l,e positiv.-ly, '• No." Now, (he .|ue.-<tiun. l)„es thre.sh- 
 ing pay f can he answered in the .same way. A good rig, well handled, does pay. and the 
 sooner the thresher learns thi.s simple le.s.son the sooner he will hegin to w .,k on iheo.ilv 
 coiHlition on which suceess can be a,.I,ieved. F,ny a first-ela.ss rig: .see that you understand 
 your business: go idloratli(>r than work for le.ss than fair, honest pay. 
 
 Don't buy a rig that is cheap, or ollcre.l tn y.u at a low price Fifty .lollars saved in 
 the cost of a maclune is poor economy divided over the six or se^en years your machine should last ; it is hut a small 
 saving. Remember, that it is the ciieap .uaciiine that yields the largest profit to the manufacturer. Don't imagine that 
 he works for n.^tlung, that he lives on potatoes an.l glury ,n order that h. can sell y.,„ . ..l,„p ,,,,Hi,,. (J^. ,,.,,Ht 
 comes first out uf the low price, an<l you get the value for the rest, of your money. 
 
 Start out, If you would be ..uee,e,ssful in the world, with t,l,e full conviction that all eheap good.s are dear goods. 
 
 " Tickled to deaili " with 
 the "Decker." 
 
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 Nevermind tlie paradox, never mind what your neighbors say. Start out with the idea tliat it is in fair-priced articles 
 that you get the best and most satisfactory vahie. You f^et more ; you gel the respect of your friends and neighbors, and 
 what is even better still, you retain theconstiiiit approval of your own judgment and good sense. 
 
 You can also laui,di at t!ic man with the clifap lig, who is constanlly running to the blacksmith shop during the 
 tlay, and half the ninlit is iiisidr his niacliini' with a luntcrn made dim with tlio piofanity that is heard every time a 
 jialeli of skin is torn from his tiiiniTs. ^ Hii imh rV( n pity the )iooi' fellow us you turn into bed, feeling that your ma- 
 chine is all right lor the iiexL ilay ami every day. Indeed, you feel ymn- spirits brightened and cheered by the approval 
 of the farmers, and the feeling that, your honest hibor is sweetened by the certainty of reward, lien; is where the dif- 
 ference is seen, in a tirst-dass rig. With a good rig you earn your money, and the farmer cheerfully pays you. 
 
 Hundreds of test iiiionials li;i\e 1m i'H received by us from all ])arts of the eoiintry in praise of tlie Decker, which, 
 nwinu' to want of sp;iec, wc iire unable to jiiinl, ,M1 the writers of these testimonials tU'clare that the |)eeker is the best 
 machine in tlu' iJominion, cosiing less for repairs, reipiires less allcnlion, and is the easiol and slickest running Separa- 
 tor nunie. 
 
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 Macuonald Manufacturing CoiMPanv. 
 
 How to Secure 
 
 The "Decker 
 
 Threshing Machines. 
 
 If we liav.. no a-ent in your locality, v.rito. us, stating the kind of machine wanted, with full particular.. Your 
 letter will receive prompt attention, and prices, terms, etc, will be sent you. An order will also be sent for signature 
 and when returned to us the machine will l;e booked for delivery. 
 
 We advise intending i-urehasers to call at our works, if possible, for the merits of ou. machines are always en- 
 hanced in the estimation of practical ihrc^hcrs when seen and compared with niaehines of ,,ll,,.r manufacture. 
 
 v^ v^ v^ %l^ *^ ^1^ ^^ t^ ^^ 
 
 W^e invite corrcs'VDndsrjce 
 and will be pleased to hear 
 from intending purchasers. 
 
 ^^J*ijfi^jli^j)t^ 
 
MaCDONALD MAWUFACTt'EINO COMPANY. 
 
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 Caution, 
 
 Purchasers are hereby cautioned against paying money to parties 
 representing themselves to be our agents^ 
 
 All agents authorized to collect money on our accounts are furnished with a power 
 of attorney. 
 
 This does not apply to the taking of orders or promissory notes by our agents when 
 sales of machines or other goods are made. 
 
 Before signing notes the party signing should see that they are drawn payable to 
 our order. 
 
 All orders through our agents will receive prompt and careful attention. 
 
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