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Perth Amboy, IN. j. July 10, 1925.

Mode IF securing Timber from decay
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Mode IF securing Timber from decay


Timber for buildings, especially for ships,
bridges, canals, granaries, and stables may
be effectually preserved from decay, and
particularly the rot. by frequently mpreg-
mating the wood with d solution of common
salt and green copperas. This simple pro-
cessis attended with such decided advantage
that wood thus prepared will remain for
ages, perfectly souod. An instance of this
fact occurred in the theatre at Copenhagen,
where the lower part Of the planks and
joists formerly required to be replaced 10 a
few years, till Mr. Nolmelster, an architect
ofthat city, employed and employed the pro-
cess above stated. ~ years after the wood on
removing one Of the boards, was found III
such state of preservation that he could
not observe the least appearance of decay.


Eng. ia.