Sorghum

■The Sorghuin or Chinese sugar con) provus lo uo hardier than Indian. The ate frost in the Northwest, whiob Gut off a Itirga portion of the uorn erop, did not touch the SorghuiTi. ïwq gailons of canü juico are eqQaj to u bushel of Gom tor fattening cattlc, and i'rom 600 to 1000 gallons can be obtaitied íron) a BÍaje acre. The Chicago Tribune suya that hereaíter it s probable the two crops will be produced in ecjljal quantities in the West, llio tíoi'ghuiu fox sugar and syrupmak' ing, and nog and cattle feeding, uiid I l.ie turn for riKuiV '■■'UMinij'ti'jn,