The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-30
THE END OF IMPROVEMENT IN
S Nj u T M ACHINES!

THE END OF IMPROVEMENT IN
SMU T M CHIN ES!
q LULE'S Patent French Burr Smut Machine
Is We continue our heading feeling justified in do
ing So not only from our own experience bq! from the
Of high standing and much oxPerience-a few ofwhich
we present below.
Ii is well known to Millers aud all concerned that
no part of machinery has utterly failed to perform
its duty, for any length of time, the iron smut
chines thousands upon thousands, in time and money!
have been expended-inveuton after invention resort
ed to; until iron has been cut, bent, twisted turned,
and moulded into all shapes and forms, and, after
short trial. seldom exceeding two years, has failed;
not is generally supposed owing to fault in tile
construction ofit for ALL nearly all, have performed
well for time, but for the obvious Ieason that iron
either wrought cast, will not give retain the edge
so requisite in cleaning, well in grinding grain,
and when gone not be renewed, consequently the
machine is rendered useless. II swell established that
machine will clean grain well without an edge, and
course that material which affords the geaest amount
ofand most durable edges the proper material ofFhich
to construct Smut Machines French Burr seems to be
the one designed by nature for the purpose and every
Mler's knowledge of the material must satisfy him at
once, that owing to its fine, keen and lasting edge.
and the ease with which it can be renewed, it must
take the precedence, and finally the place of all iron
machines for cleaning wheat and all will concede+ +up
on the least reflection, that heading is no boast
but that we have truly arrived at the long wished ana
sought for desderatum-THE END OF IMPROVEMENT IN
| SMUT MACHINES
| cut represents one of the machines An upighe
cylentc machine, as you perceive, and no old fashion,
ed ubbes represented by some-got up in the best
manner 1t comes from the shop ready for the belt and
may be set up in a day. and in any part of the milE
without enclosing No dust escapes from them, it be-
ing drawn up through the machine, far preferabep plan
to blowing it through the machine it is separated
from the wheat and discharged through the fan spout
out of the MILL thus saving considerable amount of
expense and labor in clearing the much filth usually
/ 1 hn.,n onFiOn
rough surface than be got on iron, consequently
less motion and of course less power to do the same
mount ofwOrk They are constructed that they can
be taken down, and the edge renewed in few hours;
this they will not need more than once IN two years. 1t
at all.
Manufactured Of various sizes to clean from Is to
100 bushels per hour and sold at from $l00 to $250,
according 10 size, and hazard the assertion that no
machine Of the kind half much TO manufacture.
none half so perfect in all respects, and none hafso
cheap to the purchaser in the long rum
N B. Aboutone half of the machines which have al
ready been sold, to replace the various kinds Of
iron machines which had previously been used.
\ TESTIMONIALS: #AU
have been using one of Lus Patent French Burr
Smut Machines, and satisfied it is of the best
machines in use, for durability, and for doing the
work well, with little power Having my mill gealed
with stone, have been able to it, in regard
to power, to a fraction. For NJ Duy. @
West GAINESVILLE, Oct ], lS43.
concur in the above, and recommend it, after using
various kinds oiron machines both in this country and
in England. RICHARD DYMOND,
Miller in Charge.
Having in operation several of Lull'spatent smut
machines within the last two years, would say to the
milling public that they are decidedly superior in all
particulars to any iron machine, and think them SUI
perio any thing that can be made ofiron; on ac-
bount Of the durability of the material OF which they
are constructed and the with which the edge can
be replaced should they become smooth, would recon-
|Yunn thnTna mt
i SAMUEL, HALEY, Millwnght.
McConnellsvle Ohio, Feb IL, 1915.
This is to certify, that have now in use in my mill
Iwo of Lulps patent French Burr smut machines, No.
II & 2 Zone for wheat and the Other for buckwwheat
and rye) and find them to clean smutty or foul grain
in first Manner and believe them to be superior
in all respects to any iron machines w. DAylDsON.
Bridgewatel Beaver CO., Pa, Feb. 7, ls45.
Il We are using Lull's patent French Burr Smut ma
chimes, which has been in operation two years and
gives entire satisfaction would recommend them to
millers for cleaning wheat well, for the permanency OF
their construction for cleanliness for the small amount
of power required and last though not least for their
durability. We doubt not they will last an age, with
trihng expense. STONE, THOMAS, q Co. !,
Malta Ohio, Feb. 10, 1845
am using, in Pritchard and Lafers MILL one
of LuPs patent French burr smut machines, and
think one of the best machines have used, du~
ring experience of twenty years for the purpose of
cleaning wheat, unequaed for durability, and requi-
ring but little power. JOHN COURTYARD,
/, Miller in Charge.
Sandy viIle Tuscarawas county, Oct. 19, l843.
cheeruIly recommend to millers Luls patent French
burr Smut machines Having used one for the three
past years, and cleaned from 250,000 to 100000 BUSH
els of wheat withit, find it operates as well now
when first started, without dressing repairs of any
I kind. | think it unequaed in all respects.
JAMES DOSTER. "'
McConnelsville, Morgan CO., o., ls45. .g aR
w. w. Wallace: DR.. Sir-We have the French Burr
Smut machine M. Halderman bought OF you in opera
ton 1t is the most complete thing we have ever seen,
is worth more for cleaning wheat than all others
in use. Il. H&LDEMAN and Co.
Cherry Grove, Illinois, Oct. 10, 1874. .s.5s Il.
Having for the past year used Lulls patent French
burr smut machine in MILL we cheerfully recom-
mend it to millers the best machine for cleaning
wheat know Of 1t runs light cleans fast and is We
nv durable EVANS and McFADDEN! tq
Stone Steam Mill, Pittsburgh, Feb 1845. .
have tried one of Luil's patent French burr smut
i machines in my mill for more than one year and
find cleans grain well jas when first started con-
slider it be in all respects superior to any iron
chine JOHN McCLAREN. Z
Moon tp., Allegheny CO., Dec. %, 1914. <.a
On seeing the superior manner in which Lull's pa
: tent French burr mill cleaned wheat, aban-
doned the of the iron machine and put in its place
one of Lus 1t is in all respects superior to any iron
machine we know Of MCCONNELL and ADAMS.
. McConnellsvile, Ohio, March y, 1874. ..,..,,..
using of Lull's patent French burr smut ma
chimes in the Union Mills in place ofan iron conical
machine thrown out, and think il has no equal for du
! rability, ETC. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
r Roscoe, Ohio Oct 7, I843 Miller in Charge.
t Ihave used for year of Luls patent French
Burr smut machines, and feel confident in saying 1t
is the best article of machine have seen in
use; and do cheerfully recommend it to porsonswho
arc in want of smut machines J. f. REYNOLDS.
Canal Fulton, Stark CO., o. Oct. l8, l645.
All orders directed to the mbscriberat Nos IA and
LAG Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, will be punctay ats
) tended to. w. w. WALLACE.
April l6, 1845-ly -l,,
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