New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

n I've II "A salabe q character II has when manu-.
and f,y established as an article Of merchandise II
an no AZ readily salable In quantity at prohtaoie
price as either Of the other Manufactured
milk. ,,,.ony
T,is inportant question we can answer The factory
at Wnstead Of the capacity OF 500 quarts Gay; mas
been recently finished II Is established IN puneunf
the house and power 800. THIS includes sea put
not an engine Without waer-power, the cost Oh "a =
Ten. horsepower engine would have TO be aa"ed. vi
course no will attempt TO build uptl he mas exam
med come of the factories that have named That
| At Brewsts Mr.. Borden considers the most perfect
and that IS the place Of his residence. ,o,,.
| We have already mentioned the experiments In con
depsipg extract Of hops and the probability that val
liable product could be saved ~ condensg mnsy .n,
article is condensed extract OF coee IL Is one of tho
greatest Of all conyenienees connected win ooa ID
camps. Wherever hot water and TN cup can DO had'
NJ excellent cup Of coffee b mnde IN one iIute
For convenience comfort and economy particularly IN
hot weather In private families TINS cohaahsea esHse
the only preparation that the servant makes for the
morning coffee Is to place pitcher OF hot water upon
ihc coffee berry is roasted. ground clarified and
decoctcd condensed and mixed with preserved mix
and sugar 90 that when teaspoonfu Is dissolved IN
coffee cup full u hot water the beverage Is IN GOOD con-
tan day o. coffee has been condensed at wsssaic,
without interfering with the regular business But tne
most important Of all uses for the condenser, beside
milk We are ret ~ speak Of Ii Is much more lnpor'
tant the farmer because II will enable him. however
distant from market ~ condense one Ol his products
into one fifteenth of lis bulk but still important
it converts perishsble article into durable ones max
ing understandable product Of one in its raw state quite
unstable.
| CONDENSED APPLE-JUIcE.
Amer four years of experimenting. Mr.. Borden has
satisfied himself that the apple crop Of the country
that il usually converted into cider, and 10 great er
tent Is drank home at least proves of but little
value 10 the farmer can be easily converted into con-
densed article which will readily find market and
be Of real advantage in hygieno point Of view 10 the
In some parts Of tho country, apples abundant
and cider cheap that thousand OF bushels are al
lowed waste because they are not worth converting
In the Autumn Of 1863. tho factory at wassnic psr
chased OF the farmers VI that vicinity leOO bushels Oh
apples a. twenty-five cents busheL They were 70
qured u be good sound cider apples in clean con
dtion without regard 10 other qualities, whether sweet
or sour large or small hard or soft that none were
rotten Az they arrived they were ground and
pressed though for cider and rapidly rs P"ssoir
and before the juice cond BIO affected by the atmosphere
IL was clarified aud condensed 10 one, and then
drawn of and cooled when II becomes a clear Jelly OF
pleasant acid favor OF Just the right sstency for
table use any ordinary purpose and capable OF being
reduced by adding water TO Ito original form OF sweet
For scastores TO be used NJ On anti scorbntic this
Gs, de roras Is of tle valuable preparations
ever discovered. For the Sanitary Commission and IN
onr army hospitals IL Is spoken OF IA "a perfect god
send" 1t Is simply condensed fruit One u its excel
lent Qliiltttb ~, tDhl ~ VIII h'tp
sealed II is better preserved than apple sauce or
apple butter" and IL IL universally palatabe. Within
few months II has come into gene n-e In nearly all
the hotels OF New York and IL is taken board OF
sip- and IL highly esteemed by all who have used IL.
But Of all places where has been used 1t is most sp
precil,ed IN the hospitals at the 'front.' where IL
difficult Ia get suchfelicaccs ns are most needed and
most conducive to the health Of the sufferers The cost
IL moderate, and, tho manufacture is extended into
the richest apple regions the cost will bo esSened II
We suppose barr. ~ cider IN such region worth ST.
have often seen sold for ~ cents barrel at tho
duet would be valued at e. and allowing Is for con.
densng and profit, We should then have the cheapest
barrel Of preserved fruit ever made.
We should consider the article remarkably cheap
one for tho million al 10 cents H. which we suppose
would bs about 81 v gallon, which Is ten times the
value 81 cider the press IN almost any district where
to show The inmesse importance of thi. Invention to
American farmers. To show IL still further We state
that the eighteen thousand bushels Of apples manufc
tured last Autumn at Wsssaic into g,I de p0ans did
interfere at all With the regular days work upon
milk The juice was prepared during the day, ready
for the cordonsors and passed through them during the
night and everything washed aad secured In time 10
receis the morning charge IL milk.
Another beauty OF this nyentionis that II Is not con-
fined 10 the production u apple jelly Any other fruit
can b. put through the same process. We may have
the Jelly Of pears. peaches currants baekbcrries by
,ho ear1 r, a, such how price, that all may enjoy
creased cultivation Of the vine particularly In CaiCr
nis 10 the idea that may convert the uiesof grapes
ut once into most delicious Jelly that 10 used as
Jelly transported around the world. and then con-
vorted into wine.
We find il impossible 10 condense an the ideas that
Gil the mind into space 10 tell the full effects OF the
discovery In the and It's fruits when applied to
manufacturing We hook upon Gall BORDEN the IN
ventor dscoyerer. practical apper Of the invention
as great beiefictor of his race.
| THE INVENTOR OF CONDENSED MILK.
VIC believe tina, Mr. Borden does not pretend 10 have
originated the idea OF condensng mix. patent OF
older date than his exists In England, bat Of which he
had no knowledge because IL never had been praeti
cable 10 operate upon that PLAN
a man Of the name Of Alden condensed milk In New
York City in 1884, and we believe Is now operating at
lNewburgh.
Baiehfcri & Co. had an establishment for making
solldifed milk NJ Amenis Duehoss County In 1885,
which continued few years, but as 1t did not prove
successful was given up
Mr. Bordens first patient Was Issued August 10, ls5
and he set up his experimental establishment in 1887 ut
Buryile Litehfed County. Conn. few miles east Of
i present very succossiu one al Wassac, which was
established In lsGl. His first pan made OF
iron, which has been discarded for better metal. The
ORIGINAL pan IS noa lying useless at Wassaic.
in the difficulties Law that had always heretofore pre-
vented success IN condonsng milk.
In MAY ls62, new patent was issued 70 cover new
now appears 10 be perfect II certainly is successful
Il certainly ought to be- for 1t is the resut Of life
time and fortune spent in the steady pursuit Of this
great object
Condensed and preserved milk results from con.
densed meat and presery meat biscuit connected
with which the name Of Gail Borden G is well known
II Is well known. too. In the history Of TeIos
Those who hoa< Mr.. Borden express his willing
ness II necessary TO give his lat dollar and his hfe
with his gray hairs " put down the Rebellion AID
crush ont its voud not suppose that he vas once
are fighting face TO face in this sayehoders war
His father has Just died unable 70 escape from Rebel
dom. IFS brothers he believes Union men though
obi ged to appear b. Rebels TO AL rebels. Gail Dor.
den Is opposed heart and soul aud biz greatest anxiety
appears 10 be TO live work for the Union army. He
thanks God cryenty every day that he Is able to work