Pure-water And Sweet Grass

Tho northwcstorn counties 01 uüio hvu been proporly called " Ohoesedom," from the fuct that dairying Í8 the lcading busincHfi of that ,rs8y rogion. Mr. A. D. Huil, nn extenave ohceso-inakor of ono of tho best locations i" Cheosedom, writos to tho Séóietary of tho Ohio Dairymen's Aioociutiüu : " I more olearly seo tttftt we Ijsvo but a. Mflall aiea, even iu this gion, whorc wo can mako and depend upon A 1 choeso ; that is, a oheoso that wiil koop for ono yeax nnd not bo worthlcM. I now regard our highlands, whioh abound in so niuny springs, a the ouly places whero wo can bo sure to produce tho bost rnillc, tnko all seaaons together ; and a farm which has no running wator for cowa, and whero tho cows use slops and whey and reaort tu Runken places for drink, may injure a dairy of clioese."