The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-25
J. II. BURROWS PATENT PLasn
CORN AND FIGURING 1MnnI,AsN

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U The best and cheapest noa, iIlS
THIS Mill differs from all others in ,bs ~ Na,
L OF the upper or runner stone, whiob s0AA
OF French Burr Blocks, enclosed in . aseaq
and forms the back and hoop of the s,or S''lR,
iron eye or bush, that is Of greater er,s.ssRb
at the bottom than at the top, is secursda d.
BY tour bolts, go that every block is in ,b'",&
dovetail, which gives greater strength "a ie
any other method that is required in snsn sNH
the stone is run with great speed and bsa4 ibs
rous if 10. strongly made. 1t also e;.o s'asS
to stone of small diameter that il raos;- a@H
making it thick or high. soN
they can be run by either gin, horse v.,
power, and require no millwright to 81, ,bSS4
ADVANTAGES:
lst. Sufficient weight in the runner s,,-
the grist, without having to supply pressn,a'
ner stone from the driving power. 40 na."&
mills have to do; this is of greatimpor,ano's'aa%
power is used. WEI
I'd. When the stone is running its OWN
acts like the fly wheel of An engine. ,s.N Hiose
larity and speed to its motion. II a mill -J y,
true and regular you cannot make good ,'s
Sd. The stone is composed of i or5peI
blocks, because single blocks of sufiicisr.IsN
be had without having soft or imnsrfs.'a1 sa
them. Es&
4th. The stone having this great WEIGHT!
grind near the centre larger quantity w;.'a
er than any other mill now in use, '"'t as
5th. This mill is square frame msd..,
the form OF a husk: the "a inch occunyir.' %
only or 5 feet square. s'fss
9th. This mill is simply and STRONGLY
and less liable to get out Of order than snn '~4s
and does not require milwright to SGT NV. D"S'
9TH. The gearing and pullies Of these ' n;1
Of iron end are preferable because tbers n nar
cessity OF crossing the band or of extra puIIiesr
it in place; the band does not get cut and Is a
the case Of single geared mills; nor il rbs,a "S,a
putting the band on or of the pulley as in snaI.
mills. S's
BY the steady application Of ste,u ,o...
inch mill will grind to 10 bushels nor bow "',S
meal, and will grind wheat as vel AZ oorn '' = q
inch mill will grind - to Is bushes De, Now. -
inch 20 or more bushels per hour with n,ons , WI
More than $500 of these mills have been rss3
cipally in the south and west, and never have ,na
returned from failing to please. The sbovs
warranted to give entire satisfaction, or NAV h.
ed at our expense.
We have no premium certificates from sesDa
cieties to refer to, never having asked for H.,
we do refer, with some pride, 10 sbo., tws,r
hundred persons who have purchased and ps,
mills. There being no equal or superior to e.,
We cannot build reputation for it by bIus,erip,,
lenges, or by comparison, as other mill nsnpl,,,
do with ours.
Ifa mill will not sell without premium certfr,
windy challenges, for public trials with mills DIV
ted superiority* for there is no danger Of tbsrr
their mill with inferior cne,) as others do viii,
or buncomb advertisements, then ours will psre,
for we shall never descend to either method,
When man wants to sell you mill and sa,
that IA inch, Is inch, or 20 inch mill will sia
to 20 bushels per hour, look at the hole thropE
stones and see if half that quantity of corn Topi,
through without grinding at all.
See StEaub's advertisement.