ted on the articles is afforded by the automatic ap- can readily break its way out. The cocoon strongly resem- of the vegetables during the drying, and supplied with dry paratus herewith illustrated, the invention of M. Roseleur, air at a temperature of from 95° to 100° Fah., and from of Paris.… … and beans, in a green state, are succeeded This process, which, it would seem, achieves with very well. Lastly, various fruits, and important results, consists simply in touching especially apples and pears, in slices, are aleo the extremity of the pistil (the stigma) of the ROSELEUR’S…
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