Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-18

CERTIFICATES.
Aug

BALTIMORE, Aug. 12. 1888.
This i. 10 certify, that we have IN operation one
Of Fi,zpatriek's Pateu, Smut Mills, furnished to us
by Mr.. Lysauder ID. Childs, and 1t gives us plea
sure to say that Tor economy IN power, simplicity
of construction, durability, and perfection IN cIea-
n,Dg " heat, we consider IL far superior to any rub
Der we have ever seen. Having heretofore tired
most Of he best ruhbeIs which have been liz use for
the las fifteen years, and among the number. Beat
Tvs, HIz lelberger's, and DuvaIf-, (tll of which we
have thrown ASIDE ~ useless;) We unhe-itatingly
pronounce Fuzpauick's as far superior 10 any we
have ever before u,ed as i, Ia possible TO conceive.
JONATHAN ELLlCOfl g. SONS.
After a full and satisfactory test of the benefits
arising from 'FlzPalrieks Patent Smut Mac-ine,
/ can but eel myself bound, In behalf oftLe IN Hing
community, to make il known. aud 10y these pre-
SCENTS do assert. that by its operation, the quality "t
my -four ia much improved, the complexion much
faIer and cleaser Of specks. In ~hort, no rea@ona-
bic amount # expense would be the least induce
ment for me To dispense with its operation. ! do
earnestly invite the miliers of the Valley, TO call al
my mill, and let their own Judgement prove my as
t~ertions.
DAVID HOLLINGSWORrH.
Winchester, September 20, 1887.
| have now one Of Fuzpatrick's Machines for
rubbing and cleaning wheat, and hnd itanswers my
most sangulne expectations. The construction of
IL ia simple, require but little power to propei 1t,
and beng made entirely ofiron, wrought and cast
will requie but lille It any repairs for several years
Wheat dubbed with this machine, so much improves
the color and quality of the -four, that from wheat
Of fair quality, the whole product ought 10 be best
supelfue. In short, | believe the advantages So
great from The use Of it, tina, | would
every miller, Immediately, to have one PINT in opera
tion in his mill. JOHN LYON.
Georgetown. May Is, 1887.
The undersigned Inspector of Flour, for the town
Of Alexandria, and for many years practical miile,s,
take pleasure in stating, that they have 'een in ope-
ration, and examined with some aItention. "Flz
patrick's Patent Smut Machine" and have no hes-
tation IN proneuncIng 1t, in their opinions, superior
to any machine heretofore in use for rubbing and
cleaning wheat, and efectually freeing it Of smur
and dust, white caps, and other matter that has a
tendency to darken and injnre the quality of -four.
Tney have also particularly noticed Its effect on the
flour brought 10 this maIket-that fom the mills
where ii is used being much ehiler and clearer Of
specks. than that from other mills, or from the same
mills before the introduction of ,his valuable in-
prUyemenl. Its simple. compact, shd durable CON
sIructloD, combined with the litle power required
TO keep it in operation, are additional
tons 10 its general adoption. Believing II would
be a great acquisition to every milling establish
ment where Hour is manufactured, they earnestly
recommend IL to the attention ut millers generally.
Slgued, ABlJAH JANNEY,
JOHN MCCORMICK.
Alexandria, January %, 1888.
From Tie Flour Inspector Of Georgetown, D. c.
have seen one Of Fuzpatrick's Patent Smut Ma
chimes, for cleaning and rubbing wheat, in opera
toni and can say | believe it far superior to any
machine | have ever seen used for that purpose.
Signed, GEO. SHOEMAKER.
Georgetown, May Is, 1887.
RIcHMoNp, March 10, 1880.
Having purchased OF MIR Lysander d. Chlds,
one OF fnzPauick's Patent Smut Machines or Rub
oefs ior cleaning wheat of dirt, cheat, smut, aud
other impurities, We have had il set up in our mill,
in a situation 10 receive the wheat alter pessinr
through nearly all the ruhbers, screens and fans.
heretofore employed TO prepare II for The operation
OF being converted into tluur. Its effects upon the
wheat, after so much cleaning surprised US. and
we doubt not, that TO mills not so well snppHed
with machinery, it would be invaluable. Had ve
known OF these machines when we were re-buldiDe
our mills, we would have adopted them in prefer.
ence TO our present stone rubbeIs, and dispensed
with a considerable portion Of our screens and fans
The machines are simple in their constructions. to
all appearance durable and not liable TO get out Of
repair. While performing, at the same operation,
me work OF rubbing and tanning the wheat, one OF
the largest size requires TO drive il lhe power ufnot
more than two or three OF our fans.
r.. B. HAXALL & co.
~tMachines cen be procured OF Georse w. Ginn,
""ehes'er' Ne, or upon application, by mail, TO