Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11
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1880 efma1lng Meet 9UgaH.


- ,ssessios Of he public having been some
xS~ 70 he msnutsctuse Of sugar from the
~ hv;pr repeatedly Recommended il cult
cssc n 6vwsss - profitable crop, sse have se''
eeAes IN o6lieassOs 10 give them the 0e-
ss.-fsae sroeess b. which il - exercised. we
G.s,sre. exanised The Lese suthoritses on
49,. ara eonsslsed several gentlemen d
:s.ea;esi knowledge and experience J" the
*-C "a Ne result Of our investigation 10 that
E.~rsea = .Noeeiher more simple and less ex
49, - hss geserslly been supposed. ]" de-
SaSe tke vssioss process IN TIE maoo,.c.o'e'
e..sfpny avoided the nee Of chemicsItsrms,
ss~s.;auop1 hDsuaee which We hope vii: be
10y svssy sssder.
. 49, - ssvessl varieties Of the beet which
30 -: but The Silesisn beet 10 recommended
~ aid most productive. This beet will
y -.sur;tv in eli parts or the United States,
- ASH degree Of latitude. The soil most
ssf 10 IL growth is light sandy loan, OF
.tT1h. and IL fsee from stones the better
flSI0Sv - couWtsy in the world - better sdaPsed
~ r.uesth Of this root than the aII''v'al med"ws
- Csssecaieus and other rivers Of New Eng
I ~ esleivusioo, however, need not be con-
~ !. ,.Il;ea ., in most Of the hill towns, lands,
- 800 veil adapted TO it, growth. The
.s.eeed fos the seed BY deep pl0ugbing and
~. 49, A. surface This Is best accomplish
~ ,irschine in the fall and leaving the land in
s..,e ,rrousk tho winter. In the spring the
~ 1921 = cson ploughed and narrowed, and,
SS.s.a g EeAt,is will be prepared to receive
Saei. The sssd may be sown % early as the
- Nm sdmii, load cast. OF in drills; but ulii-
- IT. plants should be from IL To IS inches
oss( They should Be hoed and kept Tree Of weeds
~ a. secood bocing they should be thinned
- - - o. plant left in the hall-the surplus
,asSe nv b tmnsplaoted to vacant places in the
~
= IL extraction Of the sugar, the beets must
e - e!ssesd BY washing OF scsaping with .
80. ~ care be taken that all deCaycd parts be
~ They must then be passed through the
- ssd b reduced to puiP-tbc finer they are
I'D lie better, - il facilitates expressing the
-. The pulp must then be put into cloth bags
m1kave he Juice pressed ont by = screw press.
= Pneee ,hev use the hydraulic psess, but cider,
6uhse pseso, will answer the purpose, and be IT.
49, vvsh ouch less expense. A. dscOmPosi-
- eemneaees sooa after the beet Is out OF the
essaA, 80 pssgyesses rapidly, no time should be
FL il eeasestiae them into sugar.
Ahss The Juice 10 expressed, nnd befOio Vt IS,
svsssed sso sugar, il must undergo four distinct
- Go..eat processes. I. DELEGATION. 2. Eva
lsgsssa. = CIai6estion. 4. Concentration.
!. h eospesseion Of the beet juice does not diff
Gsssseaaslly from that Of the cane--it combines
- shs s.cchssine matter small quantities If naic
= seeaie sesd, wax and mucage. which must bc
ounesod be6nge evaporation IS commenced. The
~ success therefore, u 10 purify the juice, which
- - dose BY aes'nDiziag tho acid, decompos-
- - wsx ssd eongulaiing the muciIage, and
49, y called defecatioo. All this. may be done
y hsssiag sod mixing with il the milk Of lime in
~ Ne proportion If l6 grains troy weight to the
&DneTbe milk Of lime is prepared by Stacking
= E@e With hot water, add reducing It TO The
Gnssesce Cfcrcam. Tho juice must he heated
oabsut 16O degrees Fansenbeit, and the milk Of
spsssed into il and thoroughly mixed BY stisr-
levaha sasck.-Afier IL - insimsseIy mixed, the !.
dDUiag assa he stoppcd and the mixture suffered
evsl Ct short time. II must then be heated to
0Ssilag point, which will throw the Impurities
- he surface in the form of scum, when the
hag most be stopped. When the juice has he
- char u must Re drawn of from below. Nv
nies top-care being taken in either case to
- complete separation. i
go EvAruRArIoN. |
Ia sext process in the manufacture 10 to dissi
paes Ne waies, which is done by ''bolng away
" eo~Rasaay called, bot in technicsl language,
pa@s5oa. u u the process Of DELEGATION an ex-
- i@e has been used 1t slssI!d be extracted.
- asy b done BY . miAiuse Of sulphuric acid
= water. n the propostio. Of ooe Of the former to
- Of The latter. This mixture, put in con-
.sAt the Ii'ne, causes on efesvescencc, BY which i
80 = thsowa Ofi, and the cessation Of which is
ses Evidence that the lime is neutralized Some
:!sesusem say shat . small portion or lime
- - allowed 10 remain, and others that the
"a shovId be neutralizcd. A. practical men;
- . this point, we may safely conclude i, is not
1nasrs;sl $3.50
= jssee 10 boiled dOwn iill Il Is reduced to
90 6lah or Une sixth u its original quantity.
- purpose pans or kettles may he used; lr,t
49, = seen TINT those vessels which present the
.1 sessses 70 ths fire. and give the least depth,
ylsees v'M best facilitate evaporation. As.
s.ses evsposa,es. A,ky substances will separate !.
e Juice and collect in a white foam on the .
S- vateh msss be SKINNED 81 az il appears. ,
aheis scPasaiioo, the boliag - CON-
With moderate Ere. which 10 subsequen,- ,
S<esd o they Disappear. Sometimes the
0eWs beaten, OF little blood, 10 added Cor :
- =