Cheap Sugar From Corn

I lio DhVfiiport (lova) Qazellc says that Mr. II. G Weinert kas made a diáoovery whereby rogar can bo prodttoed írom oorn, and aSbrded to the ptirebaser át ; l-S cents per pound. It saya : Borne effeet or other tliat-lu: had noticed in ohemicalb used in his tradoup !i the potatö led him to bdtíeve that BUgnr tnigbt be obtained t'rom this escnlriit,- and, attor the destruotion cf his tannery, he oouimenoed experimeuting with that ond in viow. lío foand tlu; sugiir in it, and Uso foand the production f'rom that source could not bu madn prufltabe. ..tuit to work with cora, and so deyotedly that he became voiy poor, con lis until he lisei i:i cv.-i ■■.- thing bát hia littlí homestead. Öüe of our oitizens Btfpped in, told liini to go 011 and held him ap. Eequntly he mud- his discovory and mado it knowu to his iïiemls, It is migar that vill lie in dpmand by cont'eotioners, wine-inakora (ind brewers, but v.ill not be popular for table uso until after further experimenting. Tlus discovery will doubtless work a revolution iu tho use of swoetening iu thoso ocoupations. Mr. Weinort says tliat with corh at forty cents a bttsbel thi.s silgar can be dclivercl to pörchasers at thé t'actory for throe and a half cents a pound. White corn is bettt-r than jellow in this business, becauso there is no color to be removed. Oí' course SI?. VFeineU teeps the secret of tibe production to himself; but sonio oí' our best citizens are going to furmah capital with which to orect works. The building machinery wiU oost aboal $8,000, and the venture will lie made witli a capital from $10,000 to $10,000. A stock corupany will be called for in a few with a capital of $6,000. There is no doubt thut it will be a suecess. Iu less than ten years from tlow the corn fislds of tbc West will bo supplying l'iilt' the nation with sugar. Corn sugar will be t' (lus fountry what beet silgar is to Francc - i blessing to tho peoplo at largo.