The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
THE END OF LUPR oYE1IENT IN
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tA LULLS Patent French Barr Smut Machine
W. We continue our heading feeling justified in do
fling so only from experience, but fromthe
very Aatering testimonials from Milersand MilWHghs
ofh high standing and much oxperiencea few ofwhich
we present below.
Ii is well known to Millers and all concerned, that
no part Of chinery has utterly failed to perform
its duty, for any length Of time the iron smut
chimes; thousands upon thousands in time and money,
have been expended-invepon after invention resort
ed to; until iron has been cut, bent. wisted nrneds
and moulded into all shapes and FORMS and, aftera
short trial. seldom exceeding two years, has failedt
not is generally supposed owing to a fault in the
construction of it, for all nearly ALL have performed
well for time, but for the obvious reason that iron,
either wrought cast will not give or retain the edge
requisite in cleaning, well as in grinding grain,
and when gone can not be renewed consequently the
machine is rendered useless. 1t iswell established that
no machine will clean grain well without edge, and
ofcourse that material which affords the geaest amount
oand most durable edge,s the proper material fpficn
4 to construct Smut Machines FWnch Burr seems to be
Ithe designed by nature for the purpese and every
tMillers knowledge of the material must satisfy him at
once, that owing to its fine, keen and lasting edge,
and the with which it can be renewed, it must
take the precedence and finally the place, of all iron
machines for cleaning wheat; and aliw concede ups
on the least reflection, that our heading is no boast
but that have truly arrived at the long wished and
sought for desderatunl-TIlE END OF IMPROVEMENT in
SMUT MACHINES
The (see handbills represents ofthe machines
upright cyientc nach1ne,a you no old
fashioned bbers represented by somegot up in the
best cylindrical manner 1t comes from the shopready
for the belt and may be seup day, many part ofhe
mill without enclosing No dust escapeso hemlt be.
ling drawn up through the machine far preferable plan
to blowing it through the machne as il is separated
from the wheat, and discharged through the fan spout
out OF the mill; thus saving considerable amount OF
eXpense and labor in removing the filth usually de
posted in 1t. These machines have more edge, or
rough surface than can be got on iron, consequently
less motion and of cousel less power to do the
mount ofwork They are constructed that they can
be taken down, and the edge renewed i'll few hours;
this they will need more than in two years. il
lat all. es.
Manufactured of various sizes to clean from IS to
100 bushels per hour, and sold at from $l00 to $225,
according size, and hazard the assertion that no
machine Of the kind costs halfso much to manufacture,
none halfso perfect in all respects, and none halfso
cheap to the purchaser in the long run.
N b. About one half ofthese machines which have al-
ready been sold, to replace the various kinds OF
iron machines which had previously been used,
TESTIMONIALS:
This is to certify that have had one Of Lull's Pa
= tent French Burr Smut Machines in my mill for IS
months, and cheerfuy recommend them 10 nillers as
first Machines and superior to iron machine
with which nm acquainted. Itruns light, and cleans
!, well, and is v9ry durable. w. w. WILSON,
: concur in the above Tlt0S. FINLEY,
y Cadiz, August l8, 1851 Miller in charge.
: Having used one OF Lul's Patent French Burr Smut
Machines in my mill for about two years cheerfuy
recommend them to mers first rate machine for
Is cleaning smuty and foul grain. JAS. MEANS.
e have been using one Of Luls Patent French Burr
It Smut Machines, and nm satisfied il is Of the best
machines now in use for durability and for doing the
n work well, with little power Having my mill geared
with OF stone have been able to csit in regard
to power, to a fraction For M. Dulty.
Il West GAINESVILLE, Oct1 l843 R.FAIRLAMB
concur in the above, and recommend IL after using
various kinds oiron machines both in this country and
lin England RICHARD DYM0ND,
j. Miller in Charge.
Having in operation several Of Lufs spaent smut
i machines within the last two years. would say to the
i milling public that they decidedly spcror in all
e particulars, to any iron machine, and think them SUI
9. perior any thing that be made or iron;
bount Of the durability Of the material of whichthey
constructed, and the case with which the edge
be replaced should they become smooth, Iwoudrccon
d mend them as requiring but little power.
SAMUEL HALLEY, Millwright
l. McCoinollsyille, Ohio, Feb. IL, 1S45
I, This isto certify, that have in use inmy mill
G. lwo of Luls patent French Burr smut machines, No.
=, q Zone for wheat and the Other for bnelswwheat
l. and rye) and find them clean Fiuty or foul gram
lin first rate manner and believe them to be superior
,r in all respects any iron machines. w DAVIDSON
Bridgewate, Beaver CO., Pa, Feb. 7, l845.
r We are using Lulls patent French Burr Smut ma-
}chnes which has been in operation two years and
gives entire satisfaction, would recommend them to
milers, for cleaning wheat WELL for thepermanency 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
n trfing expense. STONE, THOMAS, q Co.
Malta Ohio, Feb 10, ls45.
" am now using, in Pritcharl and Lacr's mill, one
: Iof Inlrs patent French burr smut machines and
think itone of the best machines have used, du-
ring experience of twenty years for the purpose Of
cleaning wheat unequaled for durability and requi-
ring but little power JOHN CouRTHARD,
N Miller in Charge.
- Sandy vilIe Tuscarovyas cnunty Oct 10 IS49 Is
Icheerfully recommend to milers Lulls patent French
burr Smut machines Having used one for the three
past years. and cleaned from 100000 TO 100000 BUSH
sls Of wheat with it we find Il operates well now as
when first started, without dressing repairs of any
ve kind. think it unequaetl In all respecta.
- " JANIS DOSTER.
~ McConnellsyille Morgan co., o. ls45.
w. w. Wallace DR.. Sir--We have the French Burr
j. Smut machine nj. Haldeman bought OF you inOpera-
j. ton. It is the complete thing have ever seen
is worth more for cleaning wheat than all Others now
IN in use. EMMERT, HALDERMAN and Co.
= Cherry Grove, Illinois, Oct. 10, 1874.
h Having for the past year used Lulls patent French
" burr smut machine in our mill, we oheoriuy recon-
mend it to mlers the best machine for cleaning
or wheat we know Of Itruns light cleans fast and is
" Iry durable EVANS and McFADDEN.
~ Stone Steam Mill. Pittsburgh, Feb l945.
On seeing the superior manner in which Lull's pa.
Il tent French burr smut mill cleaned wheat aban
doned the Of the iron machine and utinits place
in Of Lulle It's in all respects superior @ any iror
49, machine we know Of MCCONNELL and ADAMS.
20 McConnellsvile, Ohio, March 49, 1874.
n amusing oneof Lnlls patent French burr smut ma
u, chimes in the Union Mills in place Of an iron conica
machine thrown out and think i has no enal for do
rabiity, etc. J. BARTHOLOMEW, lds
as Roscoe, Ohio, Oct I, 1s4S Miller III Charge
do have used for one year Of Lns paien Frenc
CHI Burr machines, and Ifeel confident in saying
is the best article Of smut machine have ever seen
on use and do cheeruy recommend g
! n ale in want Of smut machines. j. F. REYNOLDS.
az Canal Fultous Stark co . @. Oct 49, i645.