.The Deerjng did some particu larly good' work' and delivered tlie bost butted sheaves on the ground. - She was- soarcely cutting so low as she usually does, but this could easily have been altered. As it was,'her work was such as to'deservedly win ' favorable comment, and gain her many friends. Tho time takeii was' from ,10.45 a.m to 12,60p.r£;;-i'V: -..
: 'Tlie new Howard was not seen 'to advantage, a fact whioh l was muoh to be regretted.' She had only been set up a few hours, .before the trial, and after being' set np, oije of,tlie spjndles that works the butter was twisted by 'sorne/'moans, and the bearing becomißg- overheated a roundor two it gave'way; aiid the remainder of Jhe yprk had to be done without the use of the gutter. .-,-• ,; : i.: -. ■■■ The.iffood pifsohpjips were not also 'seeh'to advantage,' the work-dorje being notliing liko equajlo that both the single; apron'; and v ;elevator Djaphines' usually do. Th'o single; apron b|4 good work-now an 4. then,' and left a very oloso oleafj etiibhle. ■;- ' It should be: raentiqiied that tlis whole of the machines-were quite new, aiid none bf them-hadcut-a sheaf previous to the fall of the -'flag : on the morning of the ttiali'..
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