The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

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|ture and become attached to the soil. and
yield a devotion to our noble calling. Then
the vigor and beauty aud intellect of ou,
earth will no longer be uuduly dissipated in
our vIlIagea and cities by other pursuits and
|other professions, but with an intelligent
of principles. thoy will 70
|gard the farm and the homestead as su.
|premcly worthy. and 90 forth with tho real
i1iDg sense Of tho dignity Of their occupa.
'ion. Thcn that which appears irksome
and q drudgery 10 farm life, and tho home
IcircIe will he surrounded and adorned ty
mental illumination as we'll as practical, ex,
|perimental knowledge. Then science and
art and practice, will be coworkers and the
hand. maids of usefulness 10 our occupation
Tben improvement will 10 rapid and la
Dor saving innovations upon timo. bonoret
(customs; will produce no unintoiIigeut pred
JUDGES or suspicious, Then our wives ant
daughters. relieved from uDdcr drudgcry
will have bettor opportunity to adorn and
|beautify our homes. aud make that favored
(spot still moro profitable, sill moro useful
|still more beautiful, and nurture and raise
aup citizens who are the secure pillars of ou,
national safety. Who arc tower OF strength
4 in the hour OF her peril.
The objections to this now system fo,
manufacturing cheese, as far as have beer
fable 10 learn, are; First. The opporiunit,
saforded for dishonest men TO water or skin
5their milk before sending il to the factory
Second. A difference in tho quality of mill
,produced by tho different dairies. To the
FIRST of those objections, would say, that
1--WE have already secured law which makes
tho adulterating or skimming of milk fur.
|nished to factories, penal offense, and tba,
VIC bavo devices by which We can detect The
.quality of milk, 80 that instead of this frs,
Proposed objection boing really an objec
etion, it will ultimately be a benefit to ever,
Fdairy community. Fer tho man who is un
lprinciplcd, ignorant aud selfish enough t.
4 be thus dishonest, will have the finger o
scorn. OF that ne;ehborhood, pointed 10 hin
until he will repent 10 sack cloth aud ashes
aud become an honest man and goot
citizen. The second Objectionable differ
sence in the quality of the milk furnished re
3quires our careful attention and repeated
1t is evident that well-fet
and well-kcpt COWS will produce bottc
Equality of milk than cows half starved. ant
driven to and from the pasture BY 81 arr
(dogs and lazy boys. II Is now claimed BY
,somo. that Tho better the quality of milk
the heavier It will weigh, (,bough am no,
|prepared to endorss this opinion, because
have not exporiinented upon it, yet recom.
|mend experiments to test It, If il be true
then he that furpishes the best milk will eel
full reward in weight. Whether it be true
|or not, this sys,em wiil encourage spirit
|of emulation 10 every dairy community; ans
each farmer will take more interest and bet
ter care of his farm and cows, that he ma,
equal or excel his neighbor in qualify an,
Quantity Of milk; thereby. this system vii
ultimately increase the product Of milk il
each community whore a factory 10 located
Let us ex,oDd the usefulDess Of this asscci
alton. Let is embrace the whole dairy in
'terest of America. and be called the "Ameri
can Cheese Manufacturers' Association. -
Let every factory, as soon as they sell 10!
|of cheese, report TO the Secretary of tbis
National Association, the name of the facto
Try selling, the number Of boxes sold, tn,
|price got, to whom sold, and where deliver
led; then during the dairy season, let you
Isecretary issue q weekly circular, contain
ling all those facts, aud send to evcry asso
citation. By this means We may becom,
better posted as to the market value of ou
cheese product; but the cheese speculation
always looking after their own interest, ant
|aiive to anything that affects their own iD
terest, have already waited upon aud urgeG
you, secretary to abandon this plan of con
|veyiDg this desirable Information to our
members, saying among other things, that
they would defeat this enterprise b. max
ing each factory of whom thew buy cheese
agree not to report tho sale thereof, it de.
pends upon you dairy men and members OF
this association. whether the speculator can
come between yon and your interest. and
rule your own business. Lot Us also send
one Of our number Who is practical dairy
man and good narrative writer, TO Europe,
Ito learn aud to report carefully all the in
formation that can be there obtained upon
this subject, and also in Switzerland upon
|the value of whey. Nor is this all the good
results to be derived from sending compe.
tent man TO Europe; We can make an ar.
|rangement with the London aud Liverpool
dealers, whereby every cheese factory can
deal directly with them. BY this means
alone we shall save from one to two dollars
per bundred, which will amount to aboat
|one million dollars per annum upon cheese
shipped to Europe. We know that the
cheese dealers in this country will oppose
this plan, also; but let US not allow their in ;
terests for moment to keep us from pur.
suing that course which will be adventa.
geous to us. Let US also have some com.
petent man among US to make scientific
and practical experiments upon converting
milk into cheese. and also upon the use Of
wbey. When this association raises sniff.
cient money. and puts these plans into
IN IN.
good results--to derive great advantages.
How SOME FRENcHMEN EARN A LIVING.
.Necessity-the mother OF invention
has been fertile in expedients in The
twelfth reimbursement Of Paris. There