New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-25
FrOm Moore IL CnmpIon,
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7l6 inch in width 10 inches wide, dry it could be
made shrpnk 4 inch in width In our opinion this process
does not iniure it,
CentraI EEnilr0nt Conpany, Altoona Pm.
In order make of Bukleys Patent Lumber Dryer
the kiln filed with cherry ASH poplar pine oak and BLACK
walnut and after firing forty hours the lumber came from the
The folowng kinds Of Lumber were weighed and gangod
~ inch PING plank weighed in Y rs weighed out 46 bs
neh ash Pank Weighted in s. &c. weighed out 50 b
inch black walnut blink weighed in 67 ms weighed gu,
A IA inch cherry beard gagged 1873 inches, gagged
piece of oak weighed In 1888 bs weighed ont 1877 Ds
gs9ged in 6 By 96 inches g4ngeq ont * By 76
came '5a from the kin ready 10 work, ~ ' 40 ''--'''
JNo ?. LAIRD, SGp't Motive Power and Machinery
The practical operation OF Bulkey's Lumber Dryer has
% Be n forth BY TIE Sa Of MI
- ')''' '-''''''' THOMAS A SCOTT, Vice President
From c. F. Allen,
Superintendent Car Shops Chicago Bur
tngto ton. and Quincy RaiFoaS, AURORA F IL
Lumber Dryer 1t has tie qualities Of thoroughly seasonng
the lumber safety from fire small amount of fuel easily at
tended and will dry the lumber in short space time
further due to this to that the lumber dried
S ~Ron sq wo We to MAO four
and the lumber thoroughly seasoned than
From William J0hnaoR,
Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops Auburn, NY.
has been great help u.s. consider the best mode
drying lumber nowin use
From $. j. Hays,
s zs Of pS Central Rs9ad hr
another kin, and shall build seyefa more,
From s. c. Case,
Superintendent of Car Dept OF Michigan Central Railroad
5S Of y1rs h a q ane
rnend this as the best in ase
From BaRney, Smith d Co.,
Gar Builders Dayton, Ohio
varying with the kind aud thickness: We find it indispensable
From Dean ts5 Eaton,
Oar Builders, Detroit Michigan
Some ~ by IA inch oak for trucks, dried III
the have Ggn hons 9sf tests
find the lumber does not shrink particle after coming from
From Russell 81 Co.,
Car Builders o ao 1 q RefPe Movers Horse
The lumber comes IRON the kitn al ready to work From
the lumber before the moisture ali gone The texture OF tho
wood remains arm aud tough and suceptple of very excel
lent finish We convinced that il the best only
1 OF thoroughly seasoning lumber.
From Sanger 81 Casey,
x ali othsT NODES drT sT bss 99S
under oar o6serva0nin regard TO simplicity chenpness
danger by fire, and efficiency in seSsqnmc and drying umbe
to the center and nn almost incredibly short SPACE stme
From q. Autumn & Go,
Manufacturers the Bucteye Renpe and Newer Canton
We have dried kiln full of poplar ash and Wplnu irg
days The lumber mthg kiln all ready to work
are fHlly Satisfied with the process.
From L. RAN,
Manufacturer of Ohio Reegsr and Mower, Canton Ohio
After Gripg about three days. aud coasUlnug psray st
than cord and half OF wood, va opened the kiu. Alto
testing the nmber every possible have pfon0pnoct
IL perIeGtlyEe Hs0ned.
From T'bopnna Mast ~ Co..
Manufacturers of Buckaye Drills Portable Cider an
Sugar Mills, Springfield, Ohio,
We have used the process bftween two And hreB SOars
dryingfrsm 5on0 10 2nVe per ye4r It is our arm
Yeun that innberis ui whan dried in the
and think stronger We have reauanty dried "a inc
ashn four days This process cheaper than sunshine.
Frsnn Smith, 2sarnee 81 Co.,
MHnutactT urs 81 A grcultprai Implements fifn Ohio,
We c0naid' this method Of drying lumber great saving
time ana Fuel besides having the work done in much MOI
satisfactory manner.
Fran FR. T., Howard,
Manufacturer of Towards Improved Reapers Mowers
eilRakers, BufGle, New York.
The Dryer 1iiy answered your recommendations ha
seRaHrat 'u tel1t ihct eeen - F 1a yes Days wi
atnt oug Gu,t soft E0nd Flnt tHusru.iy Tee&rrg
= ils IN AZ in want ni sGnSraeu .EIager
= Fer further particulars address JOSLsPt5 FRY,
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