Show A Chose mix The Colorado Stale Agricultural Col lego Is I reported to have nn underground under-ground silo which IA I certainly a miracle mir-acle ot cheapness of construction It has a capacity ot olltlfollr ton unit wa bulk nt a cost of fortythree cent for each ton of capacity which would make 2751 for the silo or Including tho cost of four partitions by which It II I divided the cost Is I placed at sixty live cent n ton of capacity which would 1 make the total cost Including the partitions lllCO It la I built on a spot which remain dry the whole car Hero n 1 hole twenty feet miuaro and eight feet deep wn dug chiefly with n scraper and team The lml I cling two by all rest on two by six i Inch sills nnd tire held nt the top by n pinto ot the Rome size A single layer ot unmatched board lined l with tar paper pa-per Is I held In place by I perpendicular slat and thee constitute the heeling heel-ing Dirt II I filled In against the ilden The silo line no root and the tllago IA I covered wllh straw and six 1 Inch of mostened l dirt which II I Data to pre serve It well A silo could hardly bo provided l for lets money than this II I said to have cost llnlilng llrr > Poor lli I pIt p-It wn nn archbishop ot filrasburg n native of Toulouse who Introduced In the dlslrlct during he last century the rearing of Iho Toulouse goose for Its liver ar an English writer In Hie region of the laronne tile poorest of the humbtcsl peasant rear every year n dozen geeso and fallen thom on inntzn or mlllshorl The getting are brought up like the chicken and lur krmembn at the peasant family The gccno are only reared for their liver that duly extracted Is I told And Iho proceeds pay tho rent The flesh II I kept by the family and potted In united laid and this preserve enter Into n variety ot succulent dishes In the region of IloruVaur 1au etc The Ilelollol lltvor their cabbage soup with n little of It And It la I more liberally served at family fete rind an holiday Tile green are kept confined and liter III ln nr I ally t tl until there follow n fatty I degeneracy of the liver and Jait as this show Itself with the animal and dealh Is I threatened tho bird goes to Die I block and the liver now developed Into mormon proportion goes to the epicure who pays n 1 fancy price fur diseased dis-eased liver I A Trlghlcned Home When n horse become frightened demoralized or otherwise rattled about nomelhlng he encounter but doc not understand a good way to quiet him down IA I simply sim-ply to talk to him In a good too ot voice It a homo get frightened l nt something ho seen In tho road atop him at once and ghe him a formal Introduction Intro-duction lo It telling him In tho meantime mean-time how very foolish ho la I lo let such a little thing disturb him Nothing cnn bo worso than to whip n horse when hoI is ho-I frightened He doesnt get frightened fright-ened because ho want la It Is I only liecauso ho hu keen or heard something some-thing that he Is I not familiar wllh After ha once get thoroughly acquainted ac-quainted with tho object of Ilia uneail noon It will never frighten him again Have the Feed Wllh a short crop al hoy reported from all of tho principal hay growing state he will certainly be a wasteful farmer who doe not stack Iho straw carefully Bull prmre It In good condition for winter feeding Choice new timothy hay In I now selling for 112 to 13 In Chicago and choice upland wild l hay In I bringing almost us much At there prices wo tan well afford af-ford to ell hay and buy cheap byproduct bypro-duct If noceiHuiry to fenl wllh the slrnw nnd corn fodder Wo do not nd voentB raising tiny In fell but wo believe be-lieve In holding the platter right tide up after one > car of panic and another of drouth Harm and Dairy I I > rof Worrlngton has given the following fol-lowing flgur < s as representing the fortuity for-tuity void In 100 worth of the food named Eggs fUIJ wheat fil 22S milk 1108 incite 18 JS and timothy timo-thy hay O581 The above fpealc well for biddy and comparatively no for milk though tile milk wo figured on n higher batl l of valuation by the quart than farmer realize It bring out DOra more the great amount uf fertility fer-tility carried from the farm In the sale of timothy lay In I a sell robber for lie return It gives to the exotic quor Ranltary lIklo the Iturnl New Yorkrthere tins been published series ol articles on sanitary milk The method of feeding and caring for the cow are fully described and the mean employed to eliminate the germ of destruction or rather to prevent their getting Into the milk All through the description cleanllutM U I the thing to be desired vvrr > detail bus this view When It Is I known that thIs milk In I sellIng sell-Ing at 12 cents a quart It shows that I care and labor I properly applied bring paying results I |