The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-22

Scrgho-Cuss1ne ano asneung
1H.. ssmsH,n ~ commence gathering
thu .rop will differ greatly Ia difirrrni
lncxlisis~ and different ~sarons. hat. ~
general ruiz. NAV b. Ut y the firAi
81 Ossna.rs. AMI should ~ preecdel
with rxixxlisionely until the crop isl
escursi TRIM danger " itoss. The.
ssripning ehmli nos Commences until
sAe cane has obtained al shs / nctissl
possible upon the hill, - the fliag.
cuussitut~ the cham Ella thrUngh whi' u
III. carbon aud oxygen VI the aim''s
Il.ss. gain Hccea> :" the jmics.- II III.
talk. whereby itr saccharinr quslitier
srr elaborated. II d sfrenw"usly ~'n-'
hnd.d hs many, that BY gathering thu
cnne with The leaves on j. and re'nin-i
iny u TINS under shelter Y anne days.
il will imrr,ve more rapidly than 9th
prwise. Some favor milling II thus.
with the leaves. There v. uld h. acme
l.,~e III Juice. hus VII. thcr rnuuyh IN
ovrrl~lance The expense of stripping.
il hard to decide. Onr Thing i Ger
tain. il should he protected from thu
storm. ~ che leaves w"nld a"on mild.
and imlHrt an unpleasant flavor 70 ths
syrnp.
The cane. when thus thrown in
hrs,a. or hound IN hundIee. csn b. W.
~ readily stripped hy cssching hold If
the ton end. and dHwing the stalks
from the hesp~. will dissngsge Il ir"m
the leaves. But the general mr'hssi
of handling IL to "trip either By hand.
with mittens. 81 with : prcnH~d stick
similar to q shaking fork. only much
lces wriglty. The cane should aIwaya
he hound with two hands. h,th as =
matter Of economy in labor - we'll -
. hener security from destruction and
waste. The leaves will hsc'mr too
brisfle IL not nscsi within = day " tws'
Of 'he time of stripping.
The seed hrads. together with ahcui
fomr feet 1T the cane, should be cnt III
and tied irto small Aundles with the
l~cavcs: they are FIR hitter y iood FIR
every kind ri stock. than sheaf oata.
and are richly worth saving. am
aware IT . rusnor which has gone
abroad. ~ the effect thar they are in
jmrious: and although the statement
has q thousand times been Tefuted. j
am still asked whether the aeed will
not kill Garlic and horses. "ncs Lost
valuable horse Nv feeding n him
imprudently . sneas Of oatp, and o..
bat only 80. Il may he with this seed;
YET. according IT, the prOvefb. "A lie
once sfarsed, the truth seldom
tskee H.
would recommend the nee Of csTs-
Or wagons arranged for dumping. ior
hauling cane. on acconnt % the CON
yrnicnce Of unloading. Having &C
casion to reload and haul ronsiders-
b., 81 nv cane last fall. | constructed
fitting rack, which being placrd IN
the hottnm of the wagon. the cane y
piled in. butts outward. filing the bed
which wonld make fully . ton weight
in IN ordinary sized wagon. By this
simple fixture . losd may be dropped
in . moment. the team return INC an
other without Ices Of time. or nccupy-
ing the yard-room unnecessarily long.
Cane should IL ricked up, either nm
der shelter or IN open cir. and TINS
kept for several weeks; it will improv.
in sacchsrine richness from . r
three degrsss.
This improvement takes place upo'
the same principle, and from sinila'
causes, which determine the swe~ten
ing u acid fruit aftsr pulling, viz: tb'
change Of the gum and starch int
sugar.
II, at any time while The cane ]
standing, : sharp freese should occur
the whole crop should b slashsd dOwi
and thrown Into wind. rows, With th'
tops uppermost. II much dif6cult.
should then arise il stripping of ID.
leaves, the canes may b ground Wit
che leaves adhering, but the top
should Be freely cut Of. All possibl
dispatch should b used sdss iFeszinI
in getting the csDes through The mil
lest : VAIN suu should COIne out, 90
fermentation and sonTing commence
The frost does no harm u itself, br
~hant Tia earn, veashar fo1lova. n,