New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25
From Moore q Camplon,


Test maat By Buiey's Lumber Dryer Of two oeCeHof black
Walnut nch boards one inches vide about half Dry sbruab
made ebraus inch in widh III our opinion tbis rr9ces
5es more shrnkase out Of The lumber than any other na
does not iDiurs it,
Tets Made mt the Shops of the EasnusyIvnnin
Central 4laIiT"ad Company, Altoona, Isn.
IN order make test Of BulkIcys Patent Lumber Dryer
glnut and after bring forty hours the lumber tHs
Ths foi1%D2 knds Of lumber were weighed and gauged
when put in the klns and nl5o when taken cut;
sauged in Il inches gagged out 1879.
Az ne, a,1 plank weighed in s$ hs weighed out 60 bai
inch black walnut plank weighed in 81 bs weighed out
56}a hs sauged in az inches gagged ont li35
~ inch cherry board gauged in 1875 inches gauged out
piece Of oak weighed in 1873 rs weighed ont Isl Bs
gauged IN 81 by 79l6 inches, ganged out Ga by 7l6
SIX lbs and only 10 the kiln twenty hours. The lumber
came from the kiln ready to work,
PEAf ssa SSi P Far
The practical operation OF Bpk!ey Lumber Dryer has
proven to be satisfactory set forth by the certificates Of b
Laird and Mr. Leyan Superintendent of Motive Power and
-''''' THOMAS A. SCOTT, Vice President
From o. F. Allen,
Superintendent of Wood Work and Oar Shops Ohicago
lngt0n and Quincy Railroad, Aurora Ill
thorough test made this shop Of Bukleys Patent
Lumber Dryer It has tie qualities Of thoroughly seasoning
eadsd S and viii G the lumber space Of time It i
nT s s;B P lsss 3 er 5y Than we bsS 5 IIa
per day when the lumber dried two weeks
have dried herotoore and tbat TO- without amy checks
From William JohnAOn,
Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops Auburn n Y
It has been help consider the best mode OF
drying lumber nowin use
From S. d. Hays,
rg sf q 3 W. 6sRe sseb2
another kim and shall build several more,
From $. o. Case,
Superintendent of Dept Michigan Central Railroad
From several years experience with H. g. Bulkey's and
other methods Of Ein-dying lumber can Cheery recon-
| mend this the hest in
From Barney, Smith d. Co.,
Car Builders, Dayton Ohio,
lumber and Of AZ 6measi0nS the TINE required tor ayqg
| From Dean 4R Eaton,
| Builders, Detroit Michigan.
Some 81 by IA inch green oak for trucks was dried
three days than it woud have been if had been yea
halt in the open We have made thorough and
find the lumber does not shrink particle after coming from
From Russell IL Co.,
Car Builders and Manufacturers Of Beapers Mowers Horse
i Powers gs and d Re- n a Nj Ohio
tests made sats that the shnkege taken out
wood remains firm tough susceptible Of very excel
lent finish We convinced that it is the best and only
| of thoroughly seasoning lumber.
From wunderIick 81 Nell,
Builders and Manufacturers of Fash Doors and Blinds Ship
We have in operation que d Bnkleys Patent Dryers
works satisfactorily We made Ia inch door m qiy out o.
was then u good order We put in the kiln and in one
SSs it. but ssad not discern any change in it also had
lot Of dry white pine plank under two years. and it
! shrunk 3l6 OF an inch each plank
/ From Sanger 81 Casey,
Illinois State Penteniry Commissioners Office Joliet
II far eCels all other modes drying lumber that come
undar our obseryationn regard to simplicity cheapness
construction, small amount OF fuel reqaired safety from
danger by FIRE. efficiency in seasoning aud drying umber
to te center and almost incredibly short space efme
From @. Aultman 81 Co,
Manufacturers of the Buckeye Reaper Mower Canton
We have kiln full of poplar ash and walnut three
DAYS The lumber comes from the kiln all ready work We
are fully satisfied with the process.
From E. BAN,
Manufacturer Of Ohio Reaper and Mower Canton Ohio
After firing about three days and suming perhaps
than and half of wood, opened the kiln After
testing the lumber in possible way have
1t perfectly seasoned
From Thomas Mast 81 Co.,
Manufacturers Of Buckeye Grain Drills Portable Cider and
Sugar Mills, Springfield Ohio.
We nave used the process between two and three years
drying from 10000 to 10000 eet per year con
air. and we hink stronger We have frequently dried 2 Incl
ashln four days The process is cheaper than sunshine
From Smith, Barnes az Co.,
Manufacturers of Agricultural implements THin Ohio
We consider this method Of drying lumber great eavng
time and tue besides having the work done in much
satisfactory manner
From R. l.. Howard,
Manufacturer OF Towards Improved Reapers Mowers ant
Self Rakers Buffalo New York
me Dryer has tuy answered recommendations. hav
seasoned aOD feet Of inch geen nsh plank three days wild
about one cord Of soft wood for fuel Cheerniy rec0mmen
its use to all in want OF seasoned lumber.
"a For further particulars address JOSEPH FRY
Be- " sSostofica, New Orleans, La