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The following persons were appointed
as delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton for this district;
KINSwoop DISTRICT.
DIR. ]. h. Manown, J \ Brown, NJ L
Pell. c Il Brown, Gus J Shafler. L +
Caudcld, Col J \ r Martin. John J
Cooke, GuStavusJ CreSap, Jno IL Volt.
and II Carroll. member of the Con-
gressional committee, is a delegate cr
oRicio.
&c Komble, J NJ Costello, Dr 4 NJ
West, Thomas Fleming. samuel Zinn,
John Meuiiec. b + Kercheval. u h Smp-
son. Al Murray, John Hamilton.
LYON.
John Cross, James Turnkey. AloN Cross
NJ G Fairfax. Jacob Weaver. Joseph
Guseman, f NJ Dent. Samuel Rogers
Chas Smith, Col Alexander Straus.
VALLEY.
wv Guseman. G w Fairfax, ] $ Loar.
Albert Nellov, James NJ Carroll. Geo w
HERRING. VIM Deberry, Henry w IIud-
dleson, J NJ Keck, Richard Loar.
PORTLAND.
Il Nickory, Joseph Adair, Harry c
Worthington, Chas W Jackson, Col John
Rodehcavcr, Bucknsr L Whctsel, Charlie,
Mayer. J \ Peters, John . Whctsol, Ellis
Forman.
UNION.
Thomas Startzman, Mai y Stcmplc, ID
III Wagner, Benz Il Wotring, Israel Pain
ter, Samuel wotring, Jr., Philo Wells, J
ii Lantz, Gabriel PulIiam, Jesse Shancr
GRANT.
DrJ T Fuller Alpheus Michrol, John
w Cuppett, Frank Mckee, y II Wiley, !
c Wolf, Andrcw Collins, Jonas Frank
houser. w IL McGibbons. tt Gribblc.
PLEASANT.
Der Kelley, Augustine Wolf, John jon
kins, Isaac Gusemau, Jno Zwcycrs, Mar
tim Frankhouscr, Ami Forman, stephen
Guthrie, Jacob Frankhousor, Low Gale,
Tho mombers OF tho executive COM
mittec are ca o4icio delegates to the Cons
gressional convention.
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Our Auth orized Agents.

The following persons are authorized
10 act as our agents in receiving sub
scriptions to the ARoUs.
\. NJ. Shafcr, Tunnelton; +. NJ. Dent,
Newburg; G. J. Shafler, Austin; J. l..
Loar, Geedsville; G.. O. White, Mason>
town; Jno, J. Cooke, TOWNSVILLE; j,
w. Stevenson, Rodamers Hon. j. H.
Wilson, Aurora; Benz, L. Wotring,
Horse Shoe Run; II. b. Fogle, Portland;
Jacob Smith, Wiley; solomon Miller,
Valley Point; Henry Albright, Cranes
vile; ID. IL. Frankhauser, do. VIM.
Mckee, Brandonvillc; J. II. Nicola,
Mill Run; Thos. l.. Harrison, Painters
Mills; Maj. H. Stomplc, Jr. Aurora DR..
j, +. Fuller, Brandonville JOS. Guso-
man, Gladesvitlc; J. :. Knots, Rowles-
burg; Isaac p. Martin, Portland; Il. ii.
Anderson Newburg.
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We have received from the faculty of
Roanoke College, Virginia, copy OF the
speech delivered before the literary So
cieties az that institution by Hon. Clark
son N Potter. 1t is in pamphlet form
scnS will be sent free TO any one writing
"a tine college for IL.
Miss n Taylor, principal OF the Wheel
Ing Female College delivered a temper>
snee lecture Sn Jlae Academy Hall last
Sunday al ghL 81 was listened TO atten~
lively and appreciated by all present.
Miss I. is not oIsly a literary character
but lady of shrewd business qualities,
and the college under her management is
entering a new era of prospe rity, being
largely attended 10y young ladies from
every part Of tho state.
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
pAINin the rightsidc under tho edge
&c the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side
the paticntisrarcly able tolic onthc lce
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder. and
is sometimes mistaken for rhcuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach iSahcct-
ed with loss Of appetite and sickness
the bowels in general arc costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
Eeadistroubled with pain. accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation IN me
back part. There is generally a con
siderable loss Of memory, accompan-
led with a painful sensation Of having
left undonc something which ought TO
have been done A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant, The pa
tient complains Of WEAKNESS and de
bility hais easily startled, his feet are
cold or btk ming, and he complains OF a
/ pricky SENSATION of the skin his spir-
its arc low: and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
10 him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitudc enough to Try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy Several Of
the above symptomsattcndthc disease,
but cases have occurred where few Of
them existed, yet examination Of the
body, altcrdcath, has shown The LIVER
TO have been extensively deraugcd
AGUE AND YER.
Dir G. MC LANES LIVER Pills, ~
cAsRs or AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive Of
the most happy results No better
csthartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quiuine. We would
advise Ill who are afflicted with this
disease TO give them \ FAIR TRIAL
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimple purgativc they euncqualed.
HEwARE OR INVITATIONS
The genuine On. G. MCLhNRs
| LIVER Pulls arc never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dr.
MCLANK's LIVER Pnrs
The genuine Nc LASE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures OF &. M!LANR
and FLEMING Bpos ON tho wrappers.
TFInsiet ON your druggist on store
keeper giving you the genuine d. G.
/ MCLANEs LIVER PILrs, prepared
by Fleming Bros Pittsburgh Pa
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storckecpers generally.
rcthose Wishing 10 give Ok {. AicLAEE.s LIVES
Ptttsa tuaI. we will mail post PAID Co. dny part o.
th- tfr{tcd sFafes one box ~ Pills for twenlv.fve
! cents FLEMtNG BROS Pt-bpg pa
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TUNNELTON DOINGS.

TUNNELToN, July 10, 1873.
EdUor Argus:
After a long silence We again drop You
few items from this stirring little sta
ton.
Just now the familiar topic Of CONVEX
sation ~ the campmeeting, and we fro
quently hear the enquiry mado, "wherc
are the parties who guaranteed q good
road from the railroad2" Whore is tho
executive committee that they do not sec
that these gentlemen do as thoy promised
or at least make creiitable effort to do
so. IL is but little over ono month until
the meeting begins and with tho oxcep-
ton OF one-lourth of mile tho road Is
not one whit better than it was last year.
/ Come TO the front gentlemen on you will
have the modification OF seeing the meet.
ing failure TO great extent. Already
the inquiry is being made by pan ties
along the railroad, il tho road any bet
| tor than last year?" What can we say 10
| them?
Several teams will begin this week to
haul iron ore from near Wesling's to this
point for shipment to Irontown. BY
mixing this ore with their own enables
them TO produce a superior quality Oh
| iron. The probabilities are that this vcin
/ will be opened in this immediate vicini>
| ~ and worked extensively. The Irons
| town furnace is now being heated up and
will go in blast shortly.
/ Mr., a. J. Bonafeld Is absent on bu-
siness trip to Burning Springs.
Rev G.. +. ShaGer and family, Of Al pol
| 10, Pa, is visiting his brothers VI. H., G.,
\ J. and A. VI. Shane-.
Candidates arc TO be seen lifting round
setting mp their pins for tho olortion (gen-
orally known "a the Republican couven-
tom. Parties who claim to know whcro-
Of they speak predict lively contest for
I The clorkships.
/ Justnow our polite mail carrier is
ready 10 loave for your town and we
must close with this item. SIR. Swear
engen has proven himself 10 bo tho most
| prompt gentcol and accom- Odating car
rior ever on this line. Long may ho
wave More next week.
ONCE 4 WEEK.
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To Our Agents.

Our Sgenss arc hereby requested
not To receive any moro suSScrip-
tioRs for the ARGUS for less than
$3.50 per anuum, 75c for six
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that i'm advance. II Will he remcm-
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ARaUs at tho rate Of SI.00 per an
mum i'm clubs we stated that the eN~
taor)iuarv offer might he recalled
at any time, therefore this offer Is
hereby recalled.
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SALT LICK VALLEY.
SALT LIcK VALLEY, July l

SALT LICK VALLEY, July II.
Editor A1gUS:
1t is reported that Joseph Wolf a very
old man living in this district, received
severe paralytic stroke the other day.
VIM. trout lost his mule last Sunday
morning 1t was tho only animal OF the
kind that he had,
Mr. Trout said that he sowed fourteen
bushels of wheat on four acres OF ground
for Hezekiah Wolf and that he grumbled
because IL wasn't thick enough.
Harvest is here now aud the weather
is somewhat 'bricllle' foI that kind of
work 1t is thought hnrvest wages will
average from 65c to Zoe per day tn is seas
son.
stephen w. Bucklcw has an $50 con
tract TOR clearing at Elias Mines. He is
a good worker and he has plenty work
all tho time. MIR. and Mrs. Il. j. Knapp
lost their baby last Tuesday, 1t was
weeks ard two days old.
We have two hourishing Sunday
schools over here.
The Rev. b, Ison viii preach at Wes>
ley chapel next Sunday.
Jacob said he would not trade horses
but hc traded a mare fora COW. Camden
must have done we'll to got mare for a
cow but Jacob did better. Items being
scarce ! must close. WILLIAM.
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PAY UPy

All persons knowing themselves Co he
indebted To- j. b. Foglc Il CO., II. II. Fo-
glo, or DR.. J ID. Foglc, i'm accounts made
previous O October 1877, must settle
said accounts at once. or they will bo put
out for coll ection. We mean business
SdCc 30 uySOlUcS costs,
:u- All of said counts must bo set
tied with the undersigned
II. ID. FOGLE.
Portland, west Va, July 10, 1873 3m
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US.
Is Published ore1y Saturday 6y
n. CLAY n. HYDE,
EIEdwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.
Observation-Disclosures:

To residents Of this cOitnty--One car
$3.50; six months, rs; four months, 90
cents.
To non residents Of the coltnty-One year
81 ,65-the Is cents extra being charged
To prepay pOstage;- six months, So cents
three months co cents.
Our terms are cash ia 0dUGnce, there
fore all papers will be stopped at the eX-
piration of the term OF subscription. uu,
less renewed.
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ADVERTISER ENTs.
NOTICE.
Hunter Eortncy.
".
Hunter Piles heirs et al.

Hunter tortncN,
W.
Hunter Piles heirs ct al.
COO,N CNWT upoR a., @. o. r.
10 Cornelius W. Mcucnr "a his own
right. and ~ admiui .tr3try ot EuutCr
Piles, deceased lSRrharS Piles charles
w. Piles, Ruhama MNer~. late Euhuma
Piles, james Myers, MahSia Green, Al
cNandCr Groom, Ellis Ahcth Il i~uCr Rohv
kiSuer, ClarisSa Il. NCnCar. Harriet Sha-
Yer, Ephraim shaver. Daniel rNc~, John
II. Piles, Elisha L. Piles. G. W. NcucAr,
Samuel Field, GeorS W. Tield aud Lu-
clan \. llagauS. The above cause HAYS
ing been referred 10 me-. hy a decsctll
order OF said court on tho fist dnV OF
June, 1873. 10 audit. state and settle, tho
administration accounts of the said Cor
nelus ". MCuear. &c, &C., | have tiNcd
upon Monday, the 18th day OF August,
1873, at my office in Nngwood, To- exc
cute the said decree OF reference.
ROB'r w. MONROE,
Commissioner Co. Court.
July 10th, 1873. yliul2O- :.
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EVAN SVILLE
w oOICn Factory.
$4,000 Lbs. Wool Wanted
greatly lsC,Luccd Prices for Nan
UIdcb ring Wool la Goods

Wdcb ring Wool in Goods.
CnrdinA - al spinning yarn from IL tn 10
cents pr No..
stocking yarn. mixed, 3jc per 10.
Cassim' "a, 56c pcr vi.
TwcCt all wool, iOC 4"
Doe SHIN Joans, new style, soc -
FlannHls from pa 90 Soc "
Blan eta from - e. $500 pCr pr
w nave a lot of heavy goods that We
sell worry low for cash, WOO, or country
proudCo. We give The
10 highest market Pur,. 20, Moot. ~G1N
We don't hold wool. therefore we can
sell goods lower and pay bottcr price
for wool than others
j. BOWMNN & SON.
Evansville, Preston co., w. Va
Mar. 1871, 1873. 4, 20-,tt.
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ADVERTISER ENTs.
.oMMISSrSSIoNERs SALE
c w. FNwcrr-r for the nse OF Jas. T..
Stone


stone
rs.
THOMAS HILpERV, e ats.
Pursuant to a decrNc ot the Circuit
Court OF Preston, l will. on
ifo"daE, the rpd doy Of September. 1875.
tho same hc'ng court day. offer for sale
Tho land dccrccd to loo sold in tho above
cause, consisting OF a tract OF land I'm
portlrud district containing about so
o'ros, some 20 or so acres Cf which il
cleared with house and other improve
mCutS thereon.
10 will lee sold for 80 much cash in
hand as will bc sufficient % pay the costs
of suit ana expenses of sale, and the res
iSuC upon credit org ~ aud I : months.
the purchaser executing interest bears
ing notes with approved security tor tho
Deferred inStallmcuts orpurchaSc money.
j. \. BROWN, COM.
July 9th, 1873 RVS -S6.25.
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Or. J. Walkcr's California Vim.


eEar NittcTR arc purely Vegetable
preparation, mado chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on tho lower ranges Of
tie Sierra Nevada m0untaIns of Calilor-
MA, tho medicinal properties Of which
Gre extracted thCrofrom without the uso
Of Alcohol. Tho question Ia almost
dnily asked. "Nnat is tho cause Of the
unparalleled sue .css of VINEGAR BIT
TEnSf our auRwCT ~, that they remove
Tho causc Of disease, ana the patient re-
covers I'D health. Thoy are the gTclt
"Iood purifier md life giving principle,
! perfect RenOvlitOr and InVigorntor
u the system Noyor before i'm It's
.''t"ry of tho world has medicine boea
.avonndol possessing tho renIarkalh
yoal!tiHs Of VENihR BiTrREs in healing tia
Nok II every disease man Is heir Ia. fbaF
are gentle puTgalivo nS wei, as Tonic,
believing Congestion or Inflammation Al
tho Liver nnd Nisceral Organs in Bilious
DIseAses
The properties of DIR. WALKERs
VINEGAR BITrHRS are Apcricnt, Diaphoretic,
CarminGtive, Nutritious, lIaIhtivc, Diupetic,
Scd0tivo. Counter. Irritant SudOri6c, Altern
tive. and Anti 4il'ouA-
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NorIcE no TAKE DEroSIrIoNs

NorlCE no TAKE DEroSIrIoNs
To luilN W. rWlNULN:
Take notice that / shall, ON The 5th
day ct August. ISIS, at the oulcc of Roht.
w. Monroe, Esq. IN hmgwood. Preston
county, West VA, between ;hC hours of
q \. NJ. and g PM. eft that dav, proceed
To take the dopositions of Lydia \, from
bly, and othcYs, ia lac rc0i ~ evidcucC on
my behalf IN "A certain suit ia chanvcrv
pending in tho Circuit Court In tho cnun.
" of Preston. Wherein YOU arr defendant
and am plaintiff And il rrom amy
cause the taking of the said deposit ,ious
bO not commenced ON that day, or il
commenced bo not concluded ON that
day, the taking ct TN, Same will bc con
tinued from day To day, or from umo To-
time. at the Same pace aud between the
Same hourc, until the Same shall hc com
plctCd.
Respectfully yours,
LYDIA \. FRIENDLY,
JNo. BNRroN PAYNE, Counsel.
kmgwood, w. Va, July j.h. ISIS.
DNI3 $500.
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Dobbin's Starch Polishl

BY the use Of which every family may
give their linen that hrlllinnt polish pecu
liar TO fine laundry work Saving time
and labor iu ironing more than ns entire
cost. Sold by grcccrs or will DO sent
postage paid ou receipt Of 25 cent?.
DOBBINS. BRO. g. CO..
~ North Fourth ST.. Pbils
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03

for who loved or trusted him more than
his wife, Rhoda?
So things went on for three long weeks,
ma limiting, some one-for shame
you'll say ulking, and jeff hiding
something from all when one morn
ing, as [ was passing the door, not acct
dentally | confess, JEFF looked out and
IN his gentle way said, Rhoda, little
woman, you may come in now if you
wish" Never Will forget that room
its soft, gray draping relieved with scar
let facing, the two windows filed with
flowers, the lovely winter sun bathing
all while golden canary whistled softly
to his mate, and on a table a set of the
most exquisite chessmen mortal eyes
ever beheld, kings and queens, bishops
and paWns, all carved from ivory and
rosy coral, and looking like the work of
some fairy sculptor. And when my
darling told me they were all his work,
sold for $500, and more orders than he
could fill in a year, and that there was
to be TO more rope-dancing thought Of,
could l help taking him in my arms and
crying him like child, while ma said
in her humble opinion Jeff was a hero.
And he is hero in my eyes and heart
a brave, noble hero, who has found his
iife-work in producing wonderful, fairy
like creations from creamy ivory and
rose-tinted coral.-NeaV Orleans Picdyuae.
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lambs, with increasing success, until
this year, he sold the first lot of lambs,
averaging fifty pounds each.on the 18th
of March, at twenty cents per pound
Chatham IN. " Courier.
AIDING POLLEN IN FERTILIZATION
those who devote attention to hybri
dization we suggest the possibility, that
if mucus from the stigma OF the in
tended pollen parent is applied in the
stigmas of the plant desired to be fer
tilted, many difficult crosses might be
effected. This, of course, depends on
the supposition that if the pollen tubes
are emitted they may penetrate the
style, and that the foreign mucus is not
always congenial for the commence
ment of growth. Some hybridists may
have experimental on this point, and,
if so, it would be interesting to know
with what result This idea has fire.
quently presented itself to our mind,
and we are induced to express it from
having recently read an observation by
Mr.. James 0'Brien IN the Garden of
August 10Th, that to get pollen tubes for
the microscope it is Only necessary to
place a sufficient quantity of mucous on
the slide and apply the pollen. He says
that one or two drops of nectar are
taken from Lilium speciosum or L.
auratum, and not more than dozen
grains of pollen applied, and in half an
hour the tubes will begin to appear and
grow for from one to two hours, when
they will resemble long snakes. The
nectar will soon harden, ard being per-
fectly transparent, a permanent object
is secured by laying on a thin glass and
pressing out air bubbles before harden
ing takes place.-Gar!e19er's Chronicle
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-03

leave London or to dispose of the stolen
property Through the agency of a
female friend he had adopted his dis
guise, and my unlucky advertisement
had suggested to him the idea of insur-
ing his own safety, should be credu-
lous enough to take him upon the re-
commentators. which [ need hardly
say, had emanated from his own pen.
Not only had he thought of his per
sonal security. but that of the stolen
goods, which in the shape of diamonds
and bank notes, were found securely
slowed away in the little black box.
which | had thought contained the
worldly possessions of my poverty
stricken companion. He was tried,
convicted, and sentenced to penal servi-
tude for fourteen years.
My husbands return was hastened by
the illness which the dreadful affair had
caused me. Since then he and | have
never been separated. However, should
ever be unavoidably left alone again,
my past experience has decided me on
one pOint-neyer to advertise, or to
trust to written references, or the result
may be-A Curious Companion
Chambers Journal
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A LudicrOus L0Ye-Tale.

A German author, who has written
book on America, tells good tale of
breach of promise. We shall endeavor
to condense it, but cannot v0uch for its
truth.
A pretty young girl from New York,
well brought up but poor, cast her eyes
upon a smart, talented. and well-to-do
young gentleman, and thought he would
make no bad husband But how to
catch him was the question. A woman's
wit came TO her aid. One fine morning,
putting on her best looks and prettiest
frock, she called upon a young lawyer
to ask his advice on the matter. The
| latter, who was not accustomed to re-
ceive such clients in his chamber, was
thrown in state of grand confusion,
and overturned no end of piles of law
books and papers before he could find
her a chair. With many bushes she
told her tale. The young lawyer en-
tered heartily into her case, and gave
his advice. 1t was to engage the young
bachelor for whom she sighed in con-
versation, twice or oftener for about
half an hour, in the presence of two of
her friends, who could bear witness to
the fact, if it was necessary, in a court
of justice. If, afterwards, he should re-
| fuse an alliance matrimonial, q threa-
tened action for breach of promise
would no doubt bring him to his senses.
The advice was as maliciously given as
a lawyer could give it, and his fair client
agreed to act upon it, refusing, however,
to tell him the name of the victim,
which he greatly desired to know Again
and again the lady visited the lawyer to
report progress. She was in fair way
Of succeeding, and the lawyer was de-
lighted, and prolonged the conversa-
ton, though several clients were waiting
for him in his ante-room.
"But, my dear madam" he one day
said, ''yOur witnesses, madam; have
you brought them with you, asI recon-
mended ~
"They will be here in an instant.
[ have given them the meeting here"
And you are sure that they can bear
witness to more than one rendezvous,
at least %
q am quite easy on that score, for [
have had four witnesses on each occa-
sion, who have just been outside the
very door Of the cabinet where we have
met"
Capital capital p exclaimed the
young lawyer; and this conversation
was continued for some time very gaily,
both asserting to the cleverness and
malice of the game being played.
"Ah, well" said the former, at length,
81 hope you will no longer refuse to
give me the name of the too happy
victim; for the fact is | can't plead with
out knowing the name of the adverse
party. We must see that he does not
escape much longer"
care you sure ?"
Perfectly; there is no escape for
him"
"He must marry me or go to the
galley"
&" should think so, indeed But his
name, his name; do | know him %
Eyes, sir"
"Who is it, them"
at is you, SIR said the young lady,
smiling through her bushes; /" and the
witnesses are four sham clients seated
outside your door,"
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The cattle disease, which during the
present Summer has wrought dire havoc
among the herds on the steppes OF
Southern Russia, has now reached the
Polish provinces, and is rapidly APP
preaching the frontier. The losses sus-
tanned by the Russian peasantry since
the plague crossed the Ural Mountains,
two years ago, are immense. The au-
thorities fear that the entire bovine race
of Caucasia will become extinct.