Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02


plugged the temperature may be OBJ
served by dropping down inside !, an or
binary glass thermometer attached 20
string. and after fee seconds rapidly
pulling Il up. These Thermometers may
be obtained graduated either TO Cent?
grade or f.hrenhei, scale. Isefer the
former.
"A small piece Of wool or other SINH.
lar substance should be pushed down 10
the bottom Of the iron tube In order tina,
the glass ,hermomei,r. when IL, down.
down. may no, BE- broken by coming in
contact With the iron"
Ensilsse made 10 this manner u very !
hns. having q swee, taste resembling
sugar. I. entirely frse from alcohol or
acid. and may be led mich cows With
no fear Of any bad results.
DR.. MANLY Miles. Of the Masaehu-
-t,. Experiment Station. soon follo~sd
Mr.. Fry with his experience In the form
Of a theory. which eoineidsd With that Of
Mr.. Fry Ba, the question ''ill remains
spen whether the same results will al
way. follow. Experiments ., Hoosh'on
Farm do no, bring jus, the same results.
differing only in the degree necessary TO
ptvsnt sridity. !, vas there foand ,hst
1913 . 10 20i we're necessary to kll
the baciena.
Ancr sun ming up al the fae'. rsls-
tive 10 the matter. ne are Of the opinion
tia, the ,ilo hs. come TO ',sy and that
ea.ilass. nov In IL. infancy In this eoun-
try. oil finally BE- reduced 20 science.
and the kno~lsdg. become the common
property d the scientific man and CON-
mon farmer alike. ], may BE- asked II
/, r practicable Cor small farmer. 10 en-
gage in Chi. method o. preserving fodder.
We think l. l.. Cor y.iiou. reasons. A
.ilo may be built in any barn OF out
house convenient. a, very little expense.
The only conditions icing freedom from
fru., and surface water. II the bottoms
and side. are sir.iighi Il matter. net II
they are Of cement. brick. stone OF matched
boards. We consider /, It'll an sSPeri-
msni 10 many r,speeis. ba, have no doub,
from the sbsndsn, testimony IN ia favor
that il /. vel worth a careful considers.
ton and will finally End a place upon
every veil regulated farm. i'' adVsn'
iass, arr many the increase u fodder.
the storing In green condition q food TO
give variety through the lons winter
mouths. the fact thu, u sconomirs. space
all these veil In i's favor and form adj
,.nisg,. that greatly ol,nsmbsf the dis
advantages. Don't y, Us ell rush 10 The
.,lo asa pansesa Coz ell our wants. NOT
think TO ovsfcoms =, once every evil that
be.eis The psih oi the ia'msf bai hse
Il. al adjane', helper. 'h.'. IN con-
nse,ion With other improved methods.
will inereAss our ehanee. for success.
Feed IN connection With dy fodder and
yoa may stpse, sband.n, returns io'
your labor and sSgsnss. And need have
no fear Of h.,iag poor e.,'le or u injar-
ing the health II sock o. The character
of tie products. We are gradually be-
coming convinced that the future isfi'li-
~ Of our farm.. and consequent, Pro.Per-
~ AID comfort q the farmer. mus, de-
pend. IN grea, measure, uPoa the amount
and value u The manur, pile. and IN no
other way can We better ldd 10 our store
Of ,hi, fertilizer than by producing more
And better fodder to BE- consumed on the
farm. And the .ilo oiIsr, one great fac
tor toward ,hi. end.