Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-03-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
6. HaleS Mill Stone Dress,
Patented November is, 1870.

Il dtcIlCcu november 10, 1919.
This Dress consists Of the radial and
tangential burrows, made widest Of
their ends and narrowest at their GEN.
tiers, and running into each ether at the
eye OF the stone, whereby the grain
freely tnters into the burrows at their
inner ends, is held back by the contrac-
tion at their centers until sufficiently
reduced, and owing to the outer edges
being wldencd) flows freely. readily and
uniformly into each and every furrow.
The greater portion OF the work is done
near the center, as the lever power is
there to do 1t: consequently LESS
POWER is required to do the same
amount Of work. The outer portion of
the running barr acts as a balance
wheel.--lt graduates the flour, grinds
II In u good healthy and lively condi-
ton. As 1t graduates, it volts out
more freely aud easily. Owing to the
onter ends of the burrows being WIDEN
ed out 1t dis, hargcs the flour when
g-ound, freely AID I'll croughly. If this
was not the case the outer ends Of the
burrows would clog, heat and become
oily, and would moi bolt freely.
In connection with the dress, | have d
patent allO we'd on spOuts and brushes.
The brushes are made Of steel wire and
attach I'd s. the hoop-band Of the upper
or running stone to sweep the meal or
-four rapidly into the spOuts and avoids
all clOgging or heating, thus securing
an cvenness Of temperature and unifor-
unity Of action. The spouts are interded
to let the flour escape from the burr,
and by having three or more the flour
does not have to be drawn around the
burr before 1t is MISREPRESENTATION
which the flour would pack between
the hoop and burrs, and the running
burr would come in contact with the
flour and cause the null to heat and kill
the flour and of course would not bolt
freely. Without the spcuts and brushes |
claim that you Cannot run q mill with
the same speed, especially on a damp
day or at night. You will make less
-four In the evening and richer bran
than in the morning. With the spouts
and brushes the grinding will be uni
formly tho same, and OF stopping the
mill at night you will have the same
power that you started with.
A new mode of Mounting Mill Stones.
Patent applied Tor. 1t consists in pla-
cling yielding supports to all the bear
ing supports, and levers that sustalns
the weight and holds in position the
running stone And burr. | am aware
that such evil is sought to be remedied
by placing elastic pads under the bed
stone. That plar, though at Lest, but
wards n part of All i%njurio u blow as
1t il given. My arrangement of yield
Ing supports to the running stone pre-
vents the damaging blow from being
given.
The result of tie action of these i'm.
p%royements as described gives such easy
uniformity to the action of the burrs
that the same amount of work can be
done with less power. A close and
thorough pulyerization of tho grain eff
fected without Ihiuriously cutting the
bran or heating the flour, and thus rem
dering the yield OF the flour from 1 to 5
per cent. greater and comparatively
much whittier and more lively than the
best products secured by the best mode
OF milling without these valuable adj.
vantagcs.
i have ground q bushels Of wheat in
nine minutes. or Is bushels in an hour,
For further particulars. address
W. T.. HALE,
Austrn's Springs, Tenn.