New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-31

e based the right prineiple ssie and economical
}. L. Willis Foreman Of
Ibeleve forth communities O.
Sn t. Be stated and he K S nave 5sn
The the experiment above satisfac
ory and We believe them to be go c9rEsSt l stated
Chief Of BuF'3 " Of E S g. sA 4SF9 and Docks
Engineer-ln. ChefoF Navy Yardsand Docks.
From H. L. q II. Webster,
Manufacturers of,Barres Ellenburg Center, New York
We have use of Bulkey's Patent Dryers They
interest alone each year we use one of them. I
From w. III. Langley,
Manufacturers of Barrels Gallipols Ohio.
The Dry Kiln built under the direction Of your AGENT for
performs work fully re you claim for it. would
ing in few days at small EXPENSE have them well
From Howe 81 Jones,
Sash Door and Planning Mill l29 Beach street. Philadelphia
We have been using Bukleys Patent Lumber Dryer for
not have been abso ill our orders without for the past few
months In our opinion it the only way t. thoroughly
dried is in way injured by the process.
From j. HI. Schumacher.
Piano Maker, Philadelphia.
Pine board tx inches vide IL inches thick, weight E.
in and gagged out u 56 lost ounces IN weight This
By recommend this all manufacturers
From Moore az CampiOn,
Philadelphia,
w T By Sya9 ag R I'VE
us inch in width one 9 inches vide as dry as could be
made shrunk 4 inch in width In our opinion this
does not uiure it,
Te;ts Made at the Shcps Of the Pehn.ylXania
In make Of Bulkey's Patent Lumber Dryer
the kiln hed with cherry ash poplar pine oak and black
KIN psr seS seasoned O' ' '"t1s from '
The % @ k kinds sn Of . gmf .D wsF Weighed s and gagged
III nch pi1s PLANK We,ghed e rs weighed out 10 s
saasq neh ash plank Weighed in S s weighed out 60
inch black walnut plank weighed in 81 Bs weighed
56L5 hs.; gagged in l454 inches, gauged out l41a
u inch cherry board gauged in 1865 inches gauged out
piece of oak weighed in 1873 Hs weighed out l57 Bs
gagged 81 by GIG inches gauged ont 81 by ZIG
pine board eTfety green weghsd in ~ MS Wished
came from the kiln ready to work
FETAN %igt Gar Sos2 15 9D.r
The practical operation of Bgkleys Lumber Dryer has
hsd and Mr Le1sn Power and
0a' ''i"- ''-'l' THOMAS A. SCOTT, Vice President.
| From c. F. Allen,
Superintendent of Work Shops Chicago, Bur-
thoroag6 tess was at SHOP BaEeys
o Sa ts snn S e eT a
tended and will dry the lumber in short space of time 1t
further this that the lumber dried in
lay far a @ day 6A g we had 6u esE
and TIE lumber was more thoroughly seasoned than any we
have dried heretofore and that too without checks.
From William johnson,
Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops Auburn Y.
1t has been great help to Iconsder it the best mode OF
From $. u. Hays.
of MdshnsT Rps Central RaToad him
another kin, and shall build several more,
From s. G. Case,
Superintendent of Dept Michigan Central Railroad
other methods kindryng lumber cheerIpy
mend this as the best in use
From barney, Smith 81 Co.,
Car Builders, Dayton, Ohio.
We deem the process equally well adapted to soft and hard
Kind
From Dean 81 Eaton,
Car Builders, Detroit, Michigan.
three days than would have been il had been
find the lumber does not shrink particle alter coming from
l' From Russell d Co,
Car Builders Manufacturers Keepers Mowers
. Powers and Separators, Masilon, Ohio
tests made We satsd that shinEsge taken
lumber Before the moisture all The texture of TIT
wood remains r and t9ngh and susceptible OF very excel
From Wunderlick 81 Nell,
Builders Manufacturers of sash, Doors Blinds Ship
We have in operation oae Of B9feys Patent Dryers
sssfsStor We pad t inch door in Yqy out
was then good order We put in the kiln and in
81 weit but could discern any change in it We
lot Of d5y white pine plank under cover two years. and
From Sanger 81 Casey,
Illinois State Penitentisry Commissioners Office Joliet
exces all other modes of drying lumber that have
under regard simplicity, cheapness
construction small of fuel TeqRTed safety frO
danger by fire and efficiency in seasoning and drying umbC
the center and in almost incredibly short efme
. From G. AuItmnn 81 Co,
Manufacturers of the Buckeye Reaper and Mower Canton
have dried kiln full of poplar ash and walnut in th
DAYS The lumber from the kiln all ready work
fully satisfied with the process
- From Il. Ball,
ms Manufacturer Ohio Reaper Mower Canton Ohio
as After firing about three days and consuming perhaps lie
the cord and half Of woed opened the kiln Aft
testing the lumber in every possible way have
th it perfectly seasoned
18th From Thomas Mast 81 Co.,
OIL Manufacturers of Buckeye Grain Drills Portable Cider
pe Sugar Mills, Springfield, Ohio,
We have used the between two and three
drying from $50 600 to 100000 eet year II is rn
that lumber is full strong when dried in the
and think Stronger We have frequently dried 2R in
ash in four days The is cheaper than sunshine
From Smith, barnes 81 Co.,
Manufacturers Of Agricultural Implements, Tin, Ohio
consider this method of drying lumber great saving
time and fuel besides having the work done in much
satisfactory manner
- From H. l.. Howard,
" Manufacturer OF Towards Improved Reapers Mowers
SefRakers Buffalo, New York.
The Dryer has fully answered recommendations. h
5000 feet of inch green ash plank in three days
cord of soft wood for fuel theertuly
its use to all in want of seasoned lumber.
On Of R For further particulars address JOSEPH FRY
B0y 1913 POstoaiee, New Orleans, L