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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08


ing John Kelly went down the shaft OF
the Savage mine full Of life, hope and
spirits. At IL o'clock he was brought
up a corpse. He came to his death by
falling down a Wine leading from the
20OO-foot lsvel, u distance OF $50 feet.
Strange to say. he lived for q few min
utes. DIR. Collins was called in to attend
him, but his services were not required.
for when he reached the bottom OF the
shaft the man was dead. Kelly leaves
q wife and a family Of small children.
For the last nine years he has been
working between the Savage and Gould
& Curry minss-Arst in one. then In the
other. He was a whole-souled man, IN
experienced miner. and leaves behind
him a large circle OF sorrowing friends
and acquaintance.
The BALL To-MoHr.-At last the
agony. for which great Preparations have
beon making for the past two weeks,
will syentuate. Tonight the Gold Hill
Miners Union give their eighth anniver-
sary ball in their Hall in Gold Hill. The
beauty and the chiyalry. the fair women
and brave men Of washos, will gather
there. The hall has been handsomely
decorated, n new canyas dancing cloth
laid. and Prof. Cara will furnish the
music necessary on this suspicious occa-
sion. Nothing has been or will BIO left
undons by the members OF the Union
that will in any manner conduce to the
pleasure Of their guests. Carriages will
be in attendance for the accommodation
OF ladies' from Virginia and Gold Hill.
The price Of tickets. admitting gentle
mar and ladies, is 20 80.
dR,Sp LIkoksr.-Last May a man
by the name Of Manson was rsoming in
tho Golden Eagle Hotel. When he
moved away he was minus two coats,
two vests aud one pair Of pants, the
value Of the ssme being $75. A descrip-
ton Of the property was given Constable
Harkin, and to-day he arrested q man by
the name OF Simmons, who was wearing
one Of the coats ut the time. Manson
was hunted up. and no identified the
coat as his property. He then swore out
n complaint against Simmons, charging
him with grand larceny. Simmons will
o..,o.r ho,or. JnJSs Wr;oht
~
EXCITEMENT. - The only excitement
worthy OF mention outside Of the Fer
rend affair. was an interesting game OF
marbles played outside OF Fat Caseys
saloon. this ~aftsrnoop. Two great big
bows and A little chap were the contests
ants. Tom Harkin wasn't in the game.
LOT a wonder Inc n'ue ensP sou,ans
49, an with Tia aOa,ss and bulls
ewes. II wss a game OF ..few punchin's
and knucklei down tight"
IN n v....,,,,,
has b..n runniny smoothly OH this end
of IN. road for several days past, and
Tom Long feels wonderfully encouraged.
-, The engine Columbu. has been
transferred from the Rene division to
the Virginia and Carson. NOW look ouf
Tor ITEMS
MEETING or FINE COMPANIES. The
member. Of tn. several companies COM
no.;rc m. Gold Hill Fir. Department.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

Blue PorHrs. = Large sired. delicious b
morning a. Tom Iieiren's celebrated Ealing
stand, Palace saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds OF nsh, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else craved By the inner
man. Hedrun's dinner Jeotaeinations are Q
marvel VI ~RaSlronania sklp. sell u
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cuRE OF INTERNAL cAxKER

wAnswonIH. New. Aug. 8. ls1a.
II 10 with feelings OF heartfelt Joy that tes.
tify this far the benedt OF DR.. Il. Price, % South
q street, Virginia City. had been confined TO
my bed for two months With Internal canker
Of the Mouth and stomach. Ny nicndt had
had cured Q man In Odd liill last year Of q
canker on his nose, so ] wrote TO him. u ].
hardly 10 DO believed, bat IRON the frt dose Of
medicine I received from him ! began TO mend.
An now In perfect health, and look as well ~
ever did. I recommend DR.. Price to every
WIN. RUST, wadsworh, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

Az old lady from the country. with
six unmarried daughters, went to Au-
gusta. Ca. thu other day. hunting fer
the Patrons Of Husbandry. She meant
business,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

Tur ''Black Crook" managsrs In
Nsv Nork have issusd invitations TO
ministers OF religion. without distinc-
ton Of sect, 10 witness the bare leg
spectacle they Offer TO ths public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

An inquiring man thrust his fingers
into a horses mouth TO zee how many
teeth he had. The horse closed his
mouth to see how many fingers the man
had.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

wHrx . Connecticut deacon nudged q
somnolsnt worshippsr with the contri-
button box. the sleepy individual awoks
partially. smiled. murmured. Il don't
smoke and dropped OF again.
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n. 4. =. sPIssEY,

Has Removed to 10. 1888 soath Q
street., Virginia, expedite Caanpiin ueass.
Dr.. splnnsy. well known throughout the %
ty - . Paihologist and Psychologist whess
sucesssfai treatment OF certain physical d.
hilitiss and functional dsrangsments dsserve6-
~ cattle hin 70 the familiar rscoS million o.
GhEAr SrIciAlisr, weald respectfully Inform
his iaeressins patronage demanding NOV con-
modious apartments, he has removed 70 his new
otice, No. .iss South Q strest Virginia, ssvsn
DOOR north Of the French Drug ttofe. where
he win be pleased TO eonsult with ~; ma: CIV
selves, through his professional Agency, OF sueh
constitutional snnoyances and silnents - be
elaine 70 compass and 70 cure. without en-.
tsring Into biographical details. IL . sumeient
70 simply promuleats the aet that Oh. SIN.
to his inaugurstion and conduct OF the Mon.
{ 81 Canada Esst) Medical Institute. Ths
S<ime Of the English Pharmaceutical Colleges
: raused By an elevated standard. An sxtsnd.
yarisd pnssss Of cissass sssSiss him 70 su.rsn:
tee assurances Of success In the eradication OF
the multiform chronic Affections incident 70
both sexes, sneh - Nervous Debility, Exhauft-
cd Vitality. Youthful E1ssssss. M.niags In
TO THE LADIES.
DR. sPINNEY. while naturally impressed
with The delicaey Of the subject, feels no h,si.
tsncy In assuring them thai, In conjunction
With q Competent knowledge Of their various
suferinrs, such o. Nervousness, Neuralgia,
Spinal Weakness, Loss OF Appetite, LAssitlds,
Prolapsus. uteri. Retroverslona Or Dtsplscs-
ment Of the womb, Vaginal Irregularities, Leu
chorrea, Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation,
and the many petty, Irritating distractions that
almost invariably have their origin In the uter-
Inc region. AFFORD them Immediate relief.
co>xv Avn rs uv.,v nm
oo"n NNo ~
~ malien not va. your uoooIe ny %,
will coat you nothing for consuitstIon. 90 please
call aod satisfy yourselve. whether the Docter
understands your case. u ns can cure yoane
will tell you 90; " not. ne WIN cay 90. .or ne
or al, citing Q cure.
YOtjNG MIN,
v,o maj, n. .,o.,tns nom m. .6.c.s NJ vosth.
al soin.y " ,rSIsrrstian' vilI NJ viii ~ svsii
t,his ,hs v,.s,s., Mon 80, isld
-, ~. .i,s, ~ snn.,ing hnmsn,ty mn spIN.
NV v'II ,ns,sntss ~ fa,S.it aSs handrsd All.
az. ~, 49, 60 ~ .sminsi vsarnsss ar mi.
az 49,. n srv NINA ~ rhsrsrtsr vhieh IA
,nS.st.Ssss al nsX. ~ srrs M .suid' tlerss
fare ssy to ne un-iortunats s%ufYersr Who ma
reaS ma notIce. that Won Arc tresdine upou
asns,ros, yrouf a when Won longer dslsy In
s.ssin, ~. nronsr rsmedv m voss eomnlsint
Won nav ~ In fhs 6r.t staseSremsmhsr you
az. .nnyosehins m. irss Tyo. "a horde1no
rno, rhs issi md srs suarring some or iii on
upo n.I .r.s'. s.msnh.. ,hsi n ,er ohs,ins,s
h. n,r.ist IN nroersstinsiiop' lie time must
gp ~, IN. most Altman phvslrIsn Fan rem.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

No REMEDY In the world over came into such
uulverssl use, or has 20 fully won the eenndencs
OF mankind, a. Ayers Cherry Pectoral for the
care Of coughs, colds and consunpton. de6 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08
STOCK ~REPoRr.
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DAILY II u r. kkAfiSo . COL
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This MorninE.
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20. I'D
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IS, stk, 81
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A CARD.

DIR r. PRICE, y soath c street, Virginia
diseass n the stomach and liver. for which !
TIED IN vain for years the most prominent
physieisss.
deem Il my duty 10 publish this fAct, recon.
nsndins d.. fries 10 al persons suffering from
similar affections.
Virginia, october 10. 1873. ssio I'd
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TO YOUTHS M x

The only perfect cure. permanent and rella.
BILE, for Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Impotence, etc., worth ti,000 TO tho unfor.
tunaie. No quackery or deception. tn fullest
guarantee given. All business strictly conf.
Dental. Those who cannot call In person
single, cause, symptoms, duration OF Illness,
etc, and iuciose : FOR fec and nrst medicine.
r. PRICE, m. D.,
vrsinia City, Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

Geo. Z rerrsnd Asssapss Suicide
He still Livss-rsaporary In.
-. sanity the Caass.

The steady going citizens OF Virginia
we're startled this morning BY the rumor
circulated to the effect that Majsr Geo.
Z. Fsrrend had committed suicide. He
was 80 we'll known that the report
spread like wildfre and soon became the
main topic Of conversation en- the streets
and In stores. saloons and hotsls. Early
In the forenoon the report reached Gold
Hill, and the same excitement snsusd
here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08
BEAUTIFUL SHOW.

BEAUTIFUL SHOW.
oh, the Show! the Beautiful Show!
Filling all hearts With Joy Is they 60 :.
Through REINsTEIN 4 VOLTS
Beautiful Store,
Where goods are piled reaching from
ceiling TO floor
Resdy-made.
Custom-made,
Garments TO wear,
At prices you will DO astonished 10 hear
Inducsmcntxl Inducements! Drop In
They'll show you the Stock and charge
you no foe.
Oh. what q beautiful. Beautiful Show
OF Merchandise. selling at prices 30 low
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come
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

No cause for committing the act, sI-
eept that OF temporary insanity. can be
assigned. As far rs Is known MIR.
Fsrrend was in very comfortable
circumstances pecuniarily. He own
cd a fine mansion on ID street.
south Of Taylor. in Virginia, where the
deed was committed. and also the saloon
and club rooms at No. &C South c street.
Besides this property, he was credited
by some With having stocks and a bank
account that would foot up as high ~
$500, OO0. or course this account may
be exaggerated, but ii is not at all I'M
probable.
His intimate personal friends say that
they have been expecting something CT
this kind for years past.
George Z. Ferrend. va believe. Is a
native Of England. He joined Walkers
expedition to Nicaragua in '55. while In
| San Francisco. He ia q member OF the
Pacific Coast Pioneers Of Nevada, and
has been in Virginia City for the past
eight or ten years.
LATER.-Gsorge +. Fsrrend died to-
say. He leaves a wife but no children.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsTIo NEWS.

SPECIAL TO rrs souD uIl pAnr Hrvs,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08
How It was Desc.

A late .. IL o'clock A. N. We were
unable to learn definite particulars, on
account OF nobody being found who
could give them TO Us. This much We
did learn: Sometime in the neighbor-
hood OF 7 o'clock this morning. Major
F got his pistol and placing the muzzle
Of il Just over the left corner OF his
mouth. fred. The ball took an upward
direction and lodged in the head behind
the left eye. the ball forcing the eye from
tho socket. The report Of the pistol
aroused Mrs. Fsrrsnd, who called loud
ly for help and sent for physicians. Drs.
Weber, Collins md Atchison were soon
on hand. Drs. Collins and Atchison
after dressing the wounds, left the house
while DIR. Weber remained with the
wounded man. The Doctors say that
there il one chance in u thousand for
his recovery. His face is frishsfully dis
figured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08
sPRCIALTIEs.

Diseases Of the BYE and EAR. THROAT.
LUNus and HEART, LIVER aud KIDNEYS,
and all chronic, Constitutional and blood DIE
Asthma, Catairh, Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Epilepsy, Serofala, Piles, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
ETC., cured.
Ladies out Of health assured Of prompt
oiNcRRs and TUMoRs removed without
the knife.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-29

des an algunos puebles "A a. extrafizrs,
por la aparente dualidad a. htribucionel
| que comprende el Regla nsnto, peFo qu,
es precise desaparezcan para elneior ser
vicio p1blico. Con tai obioto, redDmiendt
muy efcazmente los Sres Aicaldes J
Ayuntamientos los divcrscs funciona.
rios del expreaado Cucrpo, ell cumplins en-
to de las aiguieutes disposiciones aclarA
torias del Reglamento.
Ia CoDforme 10 que previene el art.
80 del TT. AZ las Autoridades mnnicipales
son las que han de determinar ell servicio
diario municipal distribuyendo la faerza
segun las necesidades de aquel en- cada
localidad, y comunicando 10 que determi-
nen al Jefe de Seccion Delegado para
que esto' dispongsn su camplimiento.
ga Las 6rdenes que diehas Autoridades
expidan relativas al servicio municipal,
oeran cumplidas por todos los individuos
del Cuerpo en- csda localidad 81 no son con
trarias al Rsglamento; bien que aquellas
han de procursr, siendo possible y no re-
chazandolo la perentoriedad del caso, que
toda orden Sc comunique para que la ha-
ga cumplir, al Jefe de Seccion 8 Delega-
do.
3ae Los funcionarios del Caerpo no estan
faculta6os para imponer por ST correction
alguna por contravenc ones q los bandos
de poliofa Y demas disposiciones de 6rden
pdbIico, limit&ndose dar cuenta de las
infraccionea que observer & mi Autoridad,
a q Ioo ID
tencon, si correspondent, del infractor.
"A Al Jefe deI Cuarpo, 8 los de Seccion
los Dolegados, corresponds exclusiva-
mente como Deiegados de- mi Autoridad,
todo 10 relative Ia organilacion, exacti-
tud del servic;o, correction de las faltas
que en- el SO cometan por los Guardias
segun 10 presoripto on el Reglomonto, y
las demas atrioucisnos concretas que en-
este SO determinan.
5a Igualmento lcs corresponds oil auxi-
lio las diversas Autoridados, la vigian
cla para que sc cumpIan las obligaoiones
de todoo los funcionsrios del Cuerpo que
prescribe el t1tnlo 40 del Reglamento dan.
do para clio sus 6rdenes Ge acuerdo con
la Aatoridad locai cuando proceda; ell
do cuanto Sc relacione con
ell 6rden pd6lico y aqu6 determine, Is
Obsarvaneia de los mandates dc mi Auto
ridad.
ga Cuando los Jefos de Soccion 6 Ds-
egados tengan que disponer de aIguna
faerza, para todo servicio que no sea mu-
aicipa, 10 pondran en- conocimionto de Ia
Autorldad local y de acuerdo con 6sta,
procuraran que 20 se desatiends ell ssrvi-
clio ordinario, daudo siempre preferencia
al mas urjento 8 importaata.
7: La organization provisional dol Cuer-
po SO levara a cabo aogln ID tenso pre-
vsnido, por los Ayuntamiento5 dc asuer-
do con ell Jefs lie Cuorpo : ios de Scccion.
Paerto R.co q dc AbcIl de lS74.-
SAM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-29
Ell FIN DE UN IMPOSTOR

Los trOunales inS Iesas han aeatencisdo
hace POGO uno de !os pleitos mas rudosos
rus registrar los anales d la iurjspfuden-
ca ca nue9tros tlempos. E ioil9ituo QUE
guerra pasar por Sir Roger T.ch5or0e
reclamaoa SO Ia djolo pos3aion dc los bis
oes de ese noble ing6s hs sdo declarado
peUuro y condenado catorce amos de
trabaios forzados.
No se ha extingoido adn en- Iagla
terra e! inter63 insprado por el pro-
oeeaJo del Claudio Foo.aaella5 ing'6s,
q mas extrAogdiuar de los pFocesoo
de nueatra eQoca. E se9teGciado ca
Tor amos do preside esta va en- la
caroel dc N4wsato, doude le han cor
tado Ell pelo, da1o 81 traie d. los presoa,
y priVado del tabaco ? del sguardeote,
i que era muy afoio1aio. Como es, n
embargo, On c&rActer veriaderameaGe ex-
traordlnsrio, ss la nega3o responder
los nom6res de Torna, Castro y fe Arturo
OTton, que son Ios dos que ha lloyado en-
Iaglaterra y America, insistiendo e4 aer
Roger Tlchborae y pfoyeotaado todavla
apelar la Csmara de Ios Lores al trl-
bunal de la R7na, dc Ia sentencia que 10
ha condenado.
Ml6ntFas 81 ocupa aqaella sombria pri-
alon. 81 n'no hcredero 6nco de- esta for
tu9a dc priucipe, es reoibido en triunfo
por los ha5tantes del condado.
La caosa, que va d publoaras entire
las causas ce'ebTea, y que el primer jus
t'ci" dc Ioglaterra ha condensado en- IN
resd'nen admirable, ofreoe los episodes
maa dfamaticos y extraordIDarios. Asf
Arturo Ort0n, caraicero Oh L6ndres, se
embaTca i6gon para Chile ell Peru, pai-
seq qne r~corre con el nombre de Tomas
Castro, que h~bia visitado temben
Roger Tlchbofue, educado por los jesui
tag, m'litar despues, & infatigasle visjero
Easta que encuantra su tum oa en- un nau-
ffaglo yendo la Australia. La madre,
que 10 adoraoa, no queriondo Greer an su
m1erte, haOfa enviado anuncos t0das
parties del mundo, ofrecienjo grandes re-
compenaaa quien Ia desc notioas oier-
tas dc gu h)o naufrago. Orton cree que 10
ne]or es tonar 80 papel y su uombre, y
habl6ndoIo c0n0cido, haee lleguen la
noble sonora vagos rumores de que 81
hlJo vive en- la Australia; aunque despues
de haber pasado diez amos de aventuras
que 10 han trasformado.
Enfayado ben gu papeI, viene hace
ocho amos Europa camo Claudio Fon
tanel!as, "a busoar q su pgetendida
nadre Pana, donde SO habia retirsdo
esta, eolerma, alteradas por 81 dolor sus
iacaltade' mentales, y gu lucha con eu
nuefa, viuda do otro segondo hiio, cuyo
nlilo era 81 1oico representative de la Illus
ire y poderosa fsmila de Tiehborne. Pr
un miatorio iucompreusible, ol impostor
coas'gne hacerse reconocer per Ia ma6ge
en- los aeis meees que pasa en el seno do
10 fam'lia, aiqniege todos loa seoretos ID
eorrespondencia dc Roger, Algunos cria-
dos son ganados & ~ causa tambien.
M s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-29

AL Diario de Barcelona escribe su cor
responsal de L6ndres las siguientes Gu
riosas noticias estadisticas:
ola Camara de los Comunes consta en-
Inglaterra de $50 di putados. Seis de los
distritos 40 ELLEN representatives, castiga
dos como estan temporalmente por ell fall
seamiento y corruption de sus elecciones.
De los 653 restantes, 351 han dado e!
ell triunfo los candidates conservadores,
3O2 a los liberales, entire los cua!es Sc
cuentan unos 40 diputados de Irlanda par
tidarios de un Parlamento separado en-
Dublin. La mayorla de los torys en- In
glaterra es considerabilisima, pues han
tenido en- ella y en- ell pals de Gales 296
diputados, mientras Escocia SOLO les da 9
y unos 30 la Irlanda. Los liberales y los
partidarios del Home Rule, que han sido
55 en- Irlanda, han triunfal 10 en- Al dis
trit3s de Escocia y en- 1913 de Inglaterra
Seis ministries del Gabinete whig han que
dado en- ell campo de batalla electoral.
Es interesante tambien para los que es-
tudian la marcha de esta gran monarqula
constitutional, yer como ha funcionado en-
esta OCCASION ell cuerpo electoral de la Gran
Bretana: 1877 diputados han sido reelegi
dos sin oposicioni disputinaose vivamente
las otras 466 elecciones. FL n1mero de
votos depositados por .vez primera en- a
urna secreta han sido 2.485, 1888, d. los
cuales los miembros que al fin con stitu
yen la nueva Camara de los Comunes han
reunido l 593,447 votos, y 091,696 los
candidates vencidos. Las minorlas, sin
embargo, como es sabido, tienen repre-
sentacion en- algunos comicios que eigen
tres diputados, y a este sistema, Mr.. Cos
chen primer. lord que era del almirantaz-
go, debc su election en- L6ndres Para
comprender en- 10 que aprecia ell pueblo
brTtanico el derccho electoral, que aqui es
una verdad por 10 mismo que no 10 diri
gen las autoridades nj 10 cohiben las mu
chedumbres, les dire que los eectores del
RENO Undo, que todos tienen alguna
garanta social, solo son 2.645, ,55l, de los
cuales 2. l57, ,295 pertenecen a la Inglater-
ra y al pats de Gales; 262, ,758 a Escocia
y 225, ,5ll a Irlanda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-29
eAparato deseoador de az1cares
NnrcisO Daussa.

Todo ell que ha estudiado quimica
sahe perfectamente que entire los ca
4racteres de los azacares ell mas nota
ble es la fcrmentescibilidad, que
todo 10 que contribuya a la produc-
.cion de semejante fenomeno es PERU
dicial en- alto grado, slempre que Sc
trata de un buen estado de conserva
cion de los productos comerciales de
este genero,
- La ciencia y una dilatada experien-
cia han ensenado, dice nuestro ilus-
trado colegae el Diayio de la Marina,
que el calor y la humedad son causas
que concurren poderosamente a la
fermentation 6 alteration de los azd-
cares, en- particular los de cana, y que
Ia intiuencia perniciosa de aquelos
.agentes fsicos es mucho mayor aun
sjercieRdose en- productOs dcidoS 6
alcalinos, como sucede con los proce-
denies de la aplicacion de sistemas
defectuosos de- defecacion de los ju-
gos sacarinos, 8 que, aun cua1do sean
Meutros, Conservan cierta proportion
excesiva de humedad proveniente del
empleo de IN. imperfecto metodo de
desecacion, 8 de un almacenado en
parajes h1medos y sin ventilacion.
Por ESQ es que hasta cuando Sc ira
ia de azdcares de buenas condolences,
de aadcares obtenidos mediante Ia
escrupulosa observancia de las pres
cripciones tecnol6gicas referentes q
la exploitation de este ramo principal
de nuestra riqueza agrfcola, es con.
veniente que los depositos del frute
sc hagan en- lugares secos y ventila
dos; porque 81 azdcar neatro, bien Sc
CO, solo Sc altera en- contacto del airt
hdnedo confnado y en- ciertas con
diciohes de elevada temperature.
Este ss un hecho admitido y san
cionados por 10 expeFiencia, y fuer;
nor Ia tantode tods discussion.
~ Colocados los azdcares en- circuns
tancias desfayorables respscto de hu
medal y temPeraturs, experimental