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Mr.. John Beal, Of New Harmony, la.
has made, this year, 395 lbs. Of sugar from
the stalks on three-fourths Of an acre. BY
his description Of the process, it would
seem that the farmer cannot have his corn
and sugar too from the same stalk. When
the ears begin to form they are pulled of.
When the leaves are dead about half way
up the stalk is stripped Of leaves. cut up
at the root, the top cut of, and then ground
in sugar mill. Twenty stalks will yield
about one pound and half, and Of this
three-iourth is ground sugar. Mr.. b
made so lbs. in day, with simple ap-
paratus Of his own construction.