Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
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To the Editor of the New York Sun !:
Last April parties from Patterson rented
|. building on Broad street In Philadel'
phia. They began manufacturing
business, and evidently did . lively
trade. Barrels and boxes were shipped
daily to New York. They employed ,
score or more Of workmen, who were
reticent when questioned shont their
work. went into the place the other
day to solicit an advertisement. l
found the proprietor an educated and
refined gentleman. He invited me into
bis office, and questioned him about
his business. swell" he replied, AZ
tar . moments hesitation, I" l can't say
that We wish TO advertise, nor, In fact,
to have our business known ; bnt - 1t
will probably oil leak out before long,
l may ~ we'll tell you. We are making
artificial eggs by process OF my own
on which have but recently received
my patents Look In the other room.
All the eggs you 500 there are made IN
this place. Here Ia one. Let me break
1t Open" He broke II openand showed
me what appeared to b. the inside Of .
real egg. 'eOh, it's q fact"
DO you mean to say that you made
that egg without the assistance OF .
hen?" | asked. .....
Yes" be replied, "and II you wish
I will show you something OF our pro.
cess Come"
He led me through room In which
there were stored boxes upon boxes OF
eggs, and into another large, cool room
In The rear Everything was clean and
neat. Several strange. looking wooden
machines, totally unlike anything !
had ever seen, stood In different psrts
of the room. Six or seven men were
operating the machinery, which moved
noiselesly and with great rspidity. ]
followed my conductor Done end ofthe
apartment, where there were three
large tanks or watts. One was Allied
with yellow compound the second
with q starchy mixture, and the other
was covered. Pointing to these the pro-
prietor said These contain the yolk
mixture and the white Of the egg. We
empty the watts every day, 40 you can
resiy, Lest me show YOU one Of the
machines. You rec thew are divided
into different boxes or receptacles. The
Nrst ana second are the yolk and white,
The nexf ia what we term the "skin"
machine, and the last one IL the shelter,
with drying trays. This process is tho
result ii many years of experiment. and
expense. first cOncei we'd the idea Of.
COO After a long time | succeeded in
mna MAJ a vsrv Good Imitation Of An egg
+ them fnrnI INV attention to making
tho machinery. and the re.ult YOU sse
for vonrself or course il would mot be
~, no,; cy for mo 70 sxnlain ali the the me.
cban;sm Int IN Uivs Won An idea of tkt
nrocass fntn the a rst machine ia mi
Tho volk mirtnre--
~ What Ia that ." lacked.
uWalI "a a nixture of Indian mea,
,,.,srnb and .veraI otbsr in0rediants
H. 10 ~onrad into ,hs onsnino in a thick
mnShv s,.ta and il formed bv the ma.
chine INTO a hall and frozen. In Mi,
cnrJ;,;nr =, No ssa. into the other box.
whara !, "a .rrromnded nv rho white
' wh ~ ~ "hsn;o.i,w Tho sama az tha
s maM ann =, This H. a,uo frozam and nv
n o" .s ro,ar1 mo,;on os ths machine
pr'"a ai sI"";. ;,nna.,s1 .o !, ana i,
na Ell ;ntn H. naxt rscsntacls wher,
|. "..,; ',.. .ha ,h;n a;,nu aLin Afta,
~ ie0.is I 'uo .'' -. ~ " ~ .ha .ha,isr
'nIs, ~ ."s . my w.. - o"at !, ,ba shan.
n,n ~ gov. 70 3D. shsll a t.;as th;ct.
.hna ~ ".nn;n. ar,;cis Than I,
. su"u 'uo G H. Inn ,ra us ,vhsrs H..
sshe I ' ds, 0n n onoa and tho ;"s,Gs tbaw,
~. ju.T's 7. haoonas ~ oil N.
v naa ~ S"n cs. yrooi sSo :"
1" t1 ".o"s oss. IN, ,v,, m,
ow ~ many 0es' 70" "" 'u'" ""
M Way way ,,;,, ,ov u.
| well 40 "o sl1 lunu'"s NV, '"
'uIn ou' y .h"us" on, VI ~ e'''' "o"''
| :, M s o.Iels , Wy,
cannot fill one-half Of our orders. All
we can make now are 'nhsn w WV
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