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Chief Of Bureau Of Navy Yards and Docks,
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Engiuser-in- -Chiefof Navy Yards and Docks.

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From HE. 81 III. w ebster,
Nannfacurers Of Barrels, E1enburg Confer New York
pertecy aactoy can save tbs cost Of The Dryers II
interest alQne each year We use one Of them.
From w. NM langley,
Manufactures Of Barrels GallipoliB, Ohio.
The Dry Kiln huilt tile direction your Agent
performs is work fully well yeu claim for II weud
ng We ean il few days Of small EXPENSE have them well
From Howe 81s Jones,
SASH Door and Psnng Mil, ll29 Beach street. Philadelphia
We have been using Bulktey's Patent Lumber Dryer tol
ssEers n9nths e a pa an T. ainGst H A a We should
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dried isin no way injured by the process
From u. N. schomacker. i
Pisno Maker, Philadelphia.
Test made by Bulkeys Patent Dryer One piece OF
oa In and ga1ged 5I6 f6t ounces in Weight This
lumber vas dried il the yard three years and in hot
Krora moore IS Campion,
Philadelphia.
Walnut inch boards inches wide about half dry shunE
made, in width N oaF opinion this process
takes out Of the 1Hber than any other and
does not iniure it.
Tests Made at ths shops or the Pennsylvania
4 Central RsllFoRd Company Altoona Fas
n order 10 make tes. of Bnkleys Patent Lumber Dryer
tho kim filled with cherry ash poplar pine oak and black
walnut and after firing forty hours the lumber came from the
Ths 6loTing binds q lumber weighed and gaugsd
when pat n the kilns and also when taken ont;
~ inch pins plank weighed in rs ms weighed ont 46 o
aggsd peb q e a. Ba 5aof II "a sebed
inch black walnut plank @ss6e q ns weighed on,
l inch cherry beard gauged Ia 1914 inches gauged out
piece Of oak weighed in lss bs, weighed out IT ma
sa9gsd IN 6s ~ 9;l6 inches, gauged ont by ZIG
Sd nj and only 4 tie kiip twenty 6oara ThsumSei
cane n. from ron The ase1s kn rsaaE . gGE
N F LARS gsB assVs psss ger sss
to g satsiseorS I'll forth u The cerco of n
Laird and M Leyan, Motive Power
N / : THOMAS A. SCOTT, vice President.
From D. r.. AIIsn,
Superintendent Of Weoa Work and Car Shops Ohcago Bur
S3ae q BaEIsys Patent
tended and W y lie lumber in short space q time Il Il
days using fuel pr day Than We had torery
sssd gs dsy when tha aSs5 was dried two 70 four weeks
have dried herstoioTs and that sco without chscks
From vg1Ilaum u Tohnaona
Foreman New York Central RalroAd shops Auburn NJ "
drying lnrpber nowin uae.
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another kiln and shall build several more,
From 8. q. Case,
lsysE ssaFs epsreHcs WITH Il 9 BalRioys and
other methods Of lumber ebeeriny recon-
From Barney, saith q Co.,
Gar Buiidefs, Dayton, Ohio
lumber sd o iii diriesons the time leagirsd or drYaS
varying the kind and thcknesa We and it Indispensable
x =, 9e From Deaa a, Eaton,
Car Builders, Detroit, Michigan.
three days than would have been If had been year
aad the Lumbar does not shrink particle coming frSn
From Kusaen y Co.,
Ger BadeE and Manufacturers Of Rsapsrg Mowers Horse
Powers and separators Mesiil1n, Ohio,
tests made e sTs satls that he nSsge Is taken out q
Tie lumber before ths moisture Al gone The texture Of the
Lent fnsh We are eonyhced that tits the best and only way
From snnger ~ Casey.
Illinois State Peneniiary, Commssioner's ofiee Joliet
tat eSces a Other modes Of drying lumber that have
~ ~ Small o ss Tsqgsd @ SAFETY non
te tho eenter andn eost incredibly short eme
From q. Aultnan ~ co
e the Buckeye Reaper snd Mower Canton o.
aSs hsys & S5sa kiln a Of pSpsF ash and walnut u t5se
are 1ally satisfied with the process.
From E. HAIL,
~, 49, t H ~ 0to a sapeF ahq aoMfi Santoh 0nie;
thena cord and half Of wood, opened the kiln. After
testing tne umbe in every possible way we have
/ 1t perfectly seasoned.
FFom Thomas agast - Co..,
Manufacturers Of Buckeye Grain Drs Portable Cider and
Sugar Minis, Springfield, Ohio
We h4ve used the process beween two and three yeare
drying from 150 a 70 2l iest per year Ii onr Arm con
Retpn thai aiher ia NIL as strong when dried the apep
air. and think stronger We have frequently dried ~ inch
ashn four days The process is cheaper than sanshne
From smith, BARNES a co.,
ManuiaeareEg Of Agricultural Implements Tif5n Ohio
We consider this method Of drying lumber great saving
tne and fuel hesides having the work done in much Eos
satisfactory manner
From M. Il, Howard,
Manufacturer Of Howas Improved Reapsrs Mowers and
Self-kakers Bptfsle Naw York.
This Dryer s fully y6n recommendations hays
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