Ten years' experience in raising carrots and cabbage

COOK’S PATENT SPRING WHIFFLETREE AND OX SPRING, BOTH UNDER ONE PATENT.

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A spring with a ring on one end and a hook on the other as well as a bar with a pivot in the center and hooks on either end

Very useful for balky or discouraged animals, or to prevent breakage of harness, plows, drags, mowing machines, or any farming implements; useful for cars, canal boats, &c.

Young horses can now work among rocks as well as old ones.

The driver does not get hurt with the plow handles.

A horse will draw fifty times without being discouraged.

It serves as a cushion for the horse’s breast.

Springs only when striking an obstruction.

Very durable.

This appears like a good improvement.—Scientific American.

H. A. COOK, Patentee.

HILLSDALE, COL. CO., N. Y.

Transcriber’s Notes

The following issues should be noted, along with the resolution: 5 dry lo[o/a]m for the carrot patch. Replaced. 16 three hundred sto[r/n]e hog so fat, that a man of seventy-five Replaced. 17 meal per day, I will fatten a three hundred sto[r/n]e hog so Replaced.