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THE FEELING THAT NEuruIs HAS NOT ngEs

THE FEEL1N0 THAT NEuru1s HAS NOT ngEN
CAREFUL.
8ptcial Di.p.tca 10 The 7>ssan<.
LOUISVILLE, Ky,. july 18-A moctlnr Of tbc
,ou,svt,fo no.,,, ~ uc.,fh ,r,. ca,ia,, ~. o -.
.'.. '"'o ooa." - '4" "4o >"'oe4 ''F ~"
night TO consider thc yeIlow"teYcr Question With
regard to quarantine aganst Memphts. Last
rear Loufsyilu threw opcn her gates to TIC
fcyer'strlcken sufferers, ulsl gAVo them shelter,
physicians, anu llospitalittts, but now there
.x,.tu M a,,oco,hor' rtfY.r,rt fo,1,,,~ In a..
rn,',a. -. .hn .,.s.I,o an', .,,ass :" ',.. ~
t''uua u tno peop'ct a"o .he'e Is Httlo
doubt that Louisville Will quarantine,
It deemed cxpelicnt BY t.,e authorities
t,ousnorto;1 ora,,s a, :, ,-,,t tr,s ,ao., :, ~,
E,As's' ~ ens 'oa't uIa4s ~
tho re1ueces "ho 'cit lne aou!hsfn clt'cs anu
tuWns, tho management vi this line being the
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The Parliamentary 1Iajori-
ty Aversc to the
Scheme.
Belgian Police Make q De-
scent upon a Jesuit
College,
Led Thereto by the Confession
Of a Regicidal Plotter.



LoypoN, July la-Sir Michael Hicks Beach,
Colonial sccsetsrY, informed the House Of Tom
nous last night tl.at be had received telegram
dated Natal, June 80, announcing that tho
British forces were then Within twelve miles Of
Clunti, and that Gen. Marshall had reported
t1at a messenger had reached him from Cctc-
wayo bearing a tusk The sign Of message fro,n
tho Klng), but the purport OF the message does
not appear.
Gen. Wolsclcy has instructed Col. 1.auyon
not to recommence operations ngafust Sccoccnf,
and to rctrench his expenditures.
Cen Wolsclcy Ind recc!ved Instructions to
send the Prince Imperial home at the first op.
portunfty.
Fort Chelmsford md Fort Cseatock werc
abandoned so rs to enable the troops garrison
Tug them to Join the advance.
WAITING An ATTACH.
LONDON. July IRA special dispatch is pub
lfshed from "1lcadquarters Cnmp EHyotosst,
June Co." confirming the report Of the sending
OF cattle md an ivory tusk to the British camp
OF the 9Th. Cttvwayo promised that the rest
OF the cattle and the two cannon captured at
1sandula would follow. The tusk nessencera
were sent back on the 2Sth With messn0e to
Kiug Cctywnyo that tic cattle would be de-
tained few days pending evonts, mud tl.at
Lord Chelmsford would t1ctay crossing the Un1-
yolosst one day, and consent to accept tho dis
armament OF 1905 Zulns instead Of m entire
regiment. During the day'b grace thus granted,
thrce great columns Of zulus wero seen to
leave Ulundt md occupy the buah between tlat
place md our cnnp Tho intention to make q
night march on ulundl WAS therefore aban1ou-
cd. We. stand last today, hoping tie ZuIus
will attack US In our position. Gen. Wolse1cY
, 1879-07-19

GALNHsToN, july 1s.-Ilsc Board Of Health
to-day adopted 4 resolution that no freight,
mali, or passcnGers leaving New Orlonns nttcr
u u. 10. July Fl will bo allowed to enter this
port. Malls will bo allowed to como via St.
Louis or Nor York, prosidcd the sama bc
fumigatell lu those cities, Travellers aro allowed
TO entcr tic city after thu expiration Of twruty-
I've days from leaving EeW Orleans,
This actlqu is based on New Orleans having
raiscd the quarantine against Memphis, aud the
probability Of ths germ Of tlIe disease being In
Nav 0rloans flablo 70 leyelop at any
mun,ent, % the casu Of Memphis.
, 1879-07-19
THE WEATHER,

OFFICE or TM4 CHIEF SIGNAL Orrlcuu,
WASHINGTON. D. C., July lu-1 q. m.-Intl,ca-
sion: Fur Lake Region. partly cloudy weather,
castcsly to southerIy winds, slowly rising tcm-
pcraturc, and during tho day falling barometer.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Yh:lcys, warmer, cast 10 south Winds, with fall.
Ing barometer, partly cloudy weather aud locsl
rains.
For Tennessee anl the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer. easterly to southerly w1ods, partly
cloudy weather, with light ruins in Tennessee,
anl slight changes In pressure.
GENERAL 0nskEYATI0fs.
CHICAGO, tutY lH-tn:1 ia n M
, 1879-07-19


PARIS, July 18.-Tho Senatorial Committee
on Ferris Educational bill has elected Jules
Simon President.
THE LE0lTlA1sTs.
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Rome
mentions report Ii circulation ut tho Vatican
ttlat tho French Lcgltinists arc trylng to Induce
Co1nte du Chambosd to draw to himself tho
clerical Douaparttsts.
WILL VISIT EUGENE.
PARIS. July 1S.-Irnco jerome Napoleon In"
tends to visit the ex.Etnpress Eugcnie as soon
Al she haadccoveEcd.
FRINGE NAPOLEON.
LONDON, July ia correspondent 1t Parla
reports that rrinco Jerome Napoleon wholly dis
claims the intention Of becoming the psctcuder
TO the Imperial throne.
TERRIFIC sroAMs
arc reported In tbs provinces. Tho R!ser
Artleclo ovcraowcd It's banks and widely tnun-
dated tho surrounding ptatas. The Rtser Cazs.
tn the Department Of Gard, has oEert1owed its
hunks. The damage ia imucuso. News Of
further illsu4tels is expected.
, 1879-07-19
INDIANAPOLIS MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July ls.-The orgaalza.
tLon ot the Indianapolis Mercantile Association
was perfected to.niHh by the election OF the
following officers: President, William II.
DaYis; First Ptce-Pfealdcut, A. l.. Wright;
Bec9nd Vcu.Preatdent, II. BnmbeEgcr; Treas
urcr. II. L,cber: Secretary, D. ". Gtsasd; Ex.
ecutiYs Committee, Joseph II. PerrT, J. T.
with q suod membership, aud nil have In yiew
the general business luteteats Of the city.
, 1879-07-19

dpsctoE DltsatcA 10 TAe Tribune
sPR1N0RlsLp, ILL.,, July ls.--Dr. Starkwsll,er,
Aasistsnt-sec1etsr OK the State hoard Of
Health, haa received dispatches from Dr.. Radch
directing inspection blanks to ba forwarded to
Ashley, hit. Vernon. Vandulia, Ealnqhsu', Wat
aeka, Kankskee, aud Tamsroa. The banks hare
been forwarded, and the authorities urged to
, 1879-07-19
BELGIUM.
CATYiH 11lAKASH,

BRussHts, July l8.-!u the Chamber Of. Dap
uttes to-day thu Minister Of ths Interior latd
The report os the e1isteaca Of eontaEiou& dit
eaae among American cattle landed u At~sEp
Mas untrue. Tho Government, however, ma
exercising surveillance IN Tho matter.
yuH THREATENING FLAcARps.
Daussais, July ia former clerical eleo
, 1879-07-19

GARfBALbta DIVORCE SUIT.
RoMu, july 18.-Gen. 0aribaldls application
for r,p annulmeos Of llts marriage With S!gnora
Itaimoudi las bccu rejected
KoME, July 1B.-The lecIsson In Gen. Gasibal-
dps suit for the annulu,ont Of his marriage With
sguota Raimondt reserves to him the right Of
producing further eyElsncs iu support Of his
plea.
TIM 9R1BT-T4x.
RoNss July 18.-The Chamber OF Deputies
has adopted fresh bill abolishtug the Grsr
Tux, which is to cease In 1851 . Al Six. peprttts
voted with Premier Ca!rolI. 1t Ia probable =
mobilization of the Cabinet Nil ensus.
, 1879-07-19
JAPAN.,
UuTIN3 AHOLlAUHD,

SAN FRANCISCO, july l5.--A letter from Yoka-
hama says the Primo Minister hAs !ssGed ds.
cree that from July tho export dutiea will bo
abolished Oh cotton aud ailk manufactures, silk
and cottoa mixtures, mado dresses, porcelain,
precious stones, lacqusred wares, bronze manu-
factuses. bamboo mauutactusea, copper, paper
fAns, and umbrellas,
, 1879-07-19

EIECIION.
BERLIN, July 18.-iazenctcYcr, Socialist, de-.
fcatcd Donbardt, National Liberal, for nembcr
of the Reichstag.
TIE SECESSION IN THE R1EcnsrA0.
Bp Cable to Cincinnati Enquirer.
Berlin, July 1.-THE secession in the Refchs-
ting from the National Libesa. party, which has
excited 80 much comment and Is expected by
manx to bo Of tho greatest Importance In tho
domestic policy Of Germany, includes Walk,
Echauss, ruttkamer, Ohlen. Bauer, Klclo,
Kreuz, JacGcrt Roomcr, Auvis. Vopcl, Reutsch,
Lin. Baehr, Fustcl, and Helsler. The split Ii
discussed from tho most opposite points OF
view. II Is cyen called By some victory for
Prince Bismarck; by otEcrt It Is regarded I'd .
premonitoey symptom Of his coming dcc'luo md
full. The fact is that the leaders Of the party
wcrc always ready to support the Chancellor in
nuy emergency that seemed to Threaten the cou-
soldntton and pcrmanenco Of the unity Of Ger
many, but were bitterly opposed to any IN
frlngcmcnt OF liberty at honso, and tho percep~
ton OF oil this increases tho gravity Of the &C.
cesston.
ntsMAHCE's stnEMRs.
LospoS. July 1s.-Correspondont at Berlin
report that the bill substituting biennial for
tho annual budget haa evoked IN outburst OF
indignation from tho Constltu utionalists-
Tho Cities Of Hamburg and Bremen bare In,
formed Bismarck that they arc not willing to
fcnounce their posltons ~ FREQ ports
, 1879-07-19
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.

on short time. In Stockport the prospect, e.
pcclally 10 tho weaving department, is said to
be almost hopeless. tits computed that nov
only ho0,0oo spiulles and 800 looms ase work.
Ing, against TO-, 600 spindtes and 1900 looma
five years ago. In Rochla1c, II Is stnted, only
five mills aso working full time; 500 houses
there nre tooant1ess. The Manchester Guardian
g1scs statiatcs to show that the condition Of
trade In the Rossonta1e district, ~hcrc the ma
c1l!nery Of the factories Is adapted for Indian
cotton, is even worsc. Out Of 100 mills only sfx
(and thcsc arc comparatively insiRnincant) ara
working full ttno; thirtyava arc entirely stop-
ped, and tho Reminder arc ouly running on an
average OF three and quarter days ont OF the
week. :"
an agent Of the Canadian Government Ut
Manchester will start for Manitoba shortly With
n marty Of Lancashire farmers, who havo de-
ct1ed to realize upon their property and cml.
crate.
FAesEn.
LoHpov, July 18..-In the House df Commons
the ARMY. .D,scipltnc btli passed third reading.
The announcement Of tho result mas fecel1ed
With cheers,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-01-04
A copy Tcstc:
SMITH CRANE.

The following i, list of marriage liz
cons,s issue 10y the Clerk of the County
Court, since our Last report.
j. Franklin Porter and Hattie Z,
Lautz.
Jacob J Smith and Sarnh J. Ford.
George w. Harvey and Rosalio Ridcn-
our.
James T.. Arnett and Cora A. Lawtou
lzla =. Sing and Sarah } Evcrly.
David Shroch auo Eva Il. S,emple.
Isaac W. Nh1han ana Margaret NJ. Ma.
icr.
Isaac n. Forman and Matilda L. Bower
William a. Watson and Nancy J. Sim
clair.
Michael Eunis and Melissa II. Beavers
George w. Dccts and Charlotte }. EL
scy.
Beuamn p. Gowor and Ann S
Chmbcts.
Ronald b. Hootou and Moluo T.
Knott.
Bcnjaman =. Mcncar and Maggie b.
Gorio
samuel II. Gale and Sarah O. Moore
Tncm's Browu and Isijpr, Davis
James w. Turner and Robccca A.
Kinkaid.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-01-04
Special Term OF the Circuit Court

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA;
To the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Preston county, greeting:
WHEREAS, The last term of the Cir
cult Court "f Preston county was adirur
ned, and ended without di~ua,chinL AN
the business in said Court, therefore, /,
John Brnuon judge of the Circuit
Court of the said county of Preston, do
hereby appoint special term OF said
Court, to be holden ut the Court house OF
said county OF Preston to commence ON
the twenty dav # January, 1879.
for the trial ot causes, and for the dispo.
siuon OF other business as provided by
law. No Grand Jury will bo required
tor said special term.
Given under my hand and seal as
aforesaid, in vacation, at Weston, this
30th day of December 4. -. 1875.
JNo. 3RANNON.
A copy -Tcstc:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-01-04
Fire at Reedsvillc.

ON sunday evening la,, The store at
RccdsIHo was usuy destroyed hy
fire. Tie Store house was owned hv MIR
David Wheeler. and the good, uy Loar a
co ltis NOT known how the fire origins
ntod. Neither tue house on goods were
insured.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-01-04
LOCAL CHIT-CHAT
Happenings Here ana Herea6oufs
The ice harvest ha commenced.

We had good old fashioned Christ
mas this time with the snap of ice and
snow in it.
Cali at rs, and see his new stock
! of furnish, goods.
! Mr.. Taylor Friend. one Of Preston
| best teachers. l. teaching a very success
| full school at Chidcster's School house.
Fine assortment Of cheap hats at
| VOLTS Clothing store.
a hog can live twenty days without
! food This has 10 reference 10 the man
who spits tobacco juice all over church
| floor.
Best Rio Coffee reduced to is cts. at
! CHAs. w. MAYER & Sons, Portland.
Sleigh riding, skating and hunting nro
NOW the favorite pass time i'm Kiugwood.
TIE merry jingle of sleigh bells has been
familiar FOR the past TWO weeks.
A Mason, our icwcler, has just rcceiv-
ed some very fine Calender clocks, also
one splendid gallery church clock which
VIC think would he very appropriate Cor
our new NJ. L Church
NM, SIM r, ,r .oio c .h lIcs "' ~ Wv
Mason CONTINUES TO repair every thing
i'm hi line i'm satisfactory manner, aud
sells the hos, of goods at lowest prices
DO YOU know that you can get two
YisfIr rf N,fftftf'G 1ar..H
p'''"''' ''' ~ '''''7 "' '''''''''' E''''''
q. We will send the AuGUs aud the
Amc7ca" A9Tic"t'" I" one year iorS2,3o.
N.a Fro,phort soils t,e cboopo.t Of an,
'''''"l"'I"rc' III ''il' "'s'''c''
G. T.. Brown. ESQ. who has been me-
,..,.. -, r,I,
.''''''.' '"' "'"''' .''' Inv N'"'"i "'
washington, ID. c., Is at home during
vacation.
Myriads OF cases Of Rheumatism and
Ncrralgi1 have already snccumhed to
Ii"' W,,'Ie' ~. ro''i gn Meier roman
we have received the first number Of
the rem IHa MyS'e'V This paper is
a,,d o,Ii.,l 80, NJ roo, To,.,i.
we have no hcSitanrY in saving " is "a
li'' ." .''" w.
~''''
newspaper, we would rocommcd the
Abmic,rl
Robert Brown, Esq. who is teaching
,'n''i q, y us'C"' gave us " Pheasant on"
l'N' week n.o says th't he and Mr.
Lavellc, If Tunnelton, came over ira 70
sI.igh from that place. i'm nuv five minis
49,, w, ..,,,,,.i
''''' we "'''" l'"'E'"' '""' ~ "' inc
best hme ever made between this place
w ny sui,rr win n BAD cold il orc bot,
TIC OF 'r. ~ Cough NNrup VIII cure
L.1o.nfh syrup IS so.d Tor - cents p"
no,' "', or HSC W t..,S '"i F,,uV '' rN,iN
''Nl e'I'"l'"r" SS'oIo '' inc Ollli'' - arc
Wr q yorlcv E.o rofprnaJ las
'"' '''I'
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Prosecuting Attorney Morley. oil
Pres'oN county, is stopping as TIE
Ntuonal Y isa mys cry to vour
correspondent TIA such zine lo.E
iS gentleman should arrive at hi
age and pronoUne himself sm L
1t certainly looks bad Tor the Pres
ron county ladies or speaks Of tome.
( modesty, which Mr. Wor'ey should
direct his time 90 overcome. - Ursl.
"7''0 correspondent Wheeling Nar,
Z Ug..
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA Argus
Is Published ere,V SIT, RIG by
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preston COUNTY, W. V.
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A Card ofThanl,s.

1 desire to return my mos, sincere
thanks to all parties concerned in
presenting me with esp'eulld Watch.
No g,it could have been more ac-
ceptable or useful TO me. shall
hold In grateful l,meuberauce the
kindness OF my Kinewooi friends.
L II JoRroN
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Pre- ton County Tran rers.

,.-, d.,
~ - 49,
u l..,
y a.la n n 20 p w
,f-... r.. c W ", w.
se r 4.....,...,,..,
Ia -
y % 20 ~.
JOIN ". Srav for 26 acres IN L,oY
district admatell8
D.e3 u,l. ne, IN 78bv Sam. T.,
T,,,,s p II J.g.,, .r 80 ,,.., -.
Ivan disric.. sdm,,tes rs
Deed made Dec II. rs bv Same
TOE. Moran SHAW for 86 acres IN
L,on district admitted. I8
Decd made De. 10. 70 by Sam.
to Nancy J snay for al a.res,nIv
ON district. sdm,ttej.ls
oeeJ made Dee. 10 ~ nv S,uo,o
L.Ie T. Trckett Tor 3 ,cres in I,v.
on dIstu,,.. admitted
D.ejm.ae Dee IS 78 by Same 70
Sus,n Tucfeu for - .cr.s IN I,yon
J,s,,.,. admitted
D.ej ,o .J. Son, ne ~ 40 w u.
G over to MarcelIas su,,b for 100
,c,.s,n Portland dis,rcr slm,,,.l
ms
Decd made Dec 10 ~ no J,li,,
Fp.s heirs. TO AIrol K-nay far RI
@ AFRO. ~ P,,,,n3 d,s,Ic. .d-
uu,eJ 70
D.o5 al. poc 10 -al.. e.,o, =,
.I...r. O. F.,,,.... 81, .,..y p,
and j,..,n,. ,3ni,,.l1o
De.l mazda ne % 7aag Sim. ,o
WIN nm,ar Lrll7 .c,o. i.
p III "a 3,g,,,.,. ,la .llo
~ 20
D7aI 'N''e Dec 10 30 ~ o''ne 10
5'mue' AIbrshtlor II acres 10 Port
land dluriet; admitted 10
D-eImsIe Ju.y 81 lEClEby JOHN
Co., ,.,. w.. IT XIX. 80
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B. & 0. r. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table 81 Passenger
Trains oi the Is iitimore & Ohio Ruilroal.
ffr the cations uauIcel below, ~ hich cook
efioct Nov. i7Jh, 1878:
EASTw NUD noUNn.
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STATIONS, No.ti No.fs No.'T NO, IS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-01-04

B1NGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY W. va
Perfect satisfaction given or mo- chu-
res. fSopt5-1T
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
Language OF the Broom.

We have the language of the flowers,
the fan, the handkerchief, and 50 on,
and now we shall have the language Of
the broom, which is intended more es-
pecially for the ladies.
Taking it III the hand PROPERLY
shall sweep the floor.
Bringing it up over the shoulder,
brush end foremost--Look Quits
loaded.
Holding it across the person. love
another.
Moving it along near the ceiling-I
see c0bweb in the distance.
Sweeping the floor very industriously
My sweetheart cometh, and he will
consider my usefulness when he OBJ
serveth me busy.
Striking viciously with the stick end
he is my husband, and he needs a
correcting hand.
Handling very carefully and tenderly
-Brooms have gone mp, and you can't
get one for less than 25 cents.
Putting away in the corner brush end
up-I know very little about the care Of
brooms.
Putting string to the handle and
hanging on nail know all about it.
Throwing the old stub over the back
fence-A new broom sweeps clean.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
How a King Tested PhrenOlogy.
New York World.


"Mno." said King Frederick Of Prus-
ala at fete at Potsdam which had at
tracted an unusually brilliant assem-
blage, "who is that tall bony old man
with head no fall Of character y
"Sire, it is DIR. Gall, the famous
phrenologisi.
"Ah, the phrepologist, eh Command
him to dine with us tomorrow even
ing"
Next evening the king received the
doctor aHably, and they sat down to
dinner with dozen other convives,
all blazing with decorations and uni
forms, but awkward ana constrained in
manner and conversation.
Doctor" said the king, Mt the con-
clusion Of the repast, "pray let us soc
something Of your wonderful skill
Examine these gentlemen's heads and
tell me frankly what you think Of their
characters end dispositions from the
indications afforded by their crenial de-
velopments."
Gall rose and felt the head of his
neighbor on the right, n stout, powerful
man in respondent uniform who had
been addressed M General"
Speak frankly" said the king, see
ing that the phrenologist seemed en-
barressed.
"His excellency," said Gall. must
be passlonately addicted toto field
sports and exciting pleasures; he has a
decided fancy for-for the battlefield
and"
The king smiled, and pointed the
phrenologist to his other neighbor, u
small, alert, keen eyed man in the
diplomatic costume.
"This gentleman" said the doctor,
is-hum-is nm expert IN gymnastic
exercises, an accomplished pedestrian;
very neat and graceful in al operations
requiring manual dexterity-"
Enough, said the king, rapping on
the table, and as II score Of soldiers en-
tered he continued, to the stupefaction
of DIR. Gall, "remove these gentlemen
to their cells. Allow me to put in
plain language what you were reluctant
10 say: The general il murderer UNI
der sentence, and your other neghbor
is the most expert pickpocket and cut
purse in all Prussia, who has eluded
capture on innumerable occasions. Elk
anime your pockets"
The doctor did 80, and found that his
handkerchief, purse, watch, and snuff
box had disappeared They were NIL
returned to him next day, with n COM
plimentary letter from the king, and n
costly snuil,box bearing Frederick's
portrait set in brilliants.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
Milking Three Times per Day.

The experiment has lately been made
in France OF milking three times in.
stead Of twice per day, and the report
is that the milk is more in quantity and
richer IN cream, and that the butter
globules are more numerous. They
state that cows will give from two to
three quarts more per day, MIXED
thrice than twice. Milking three times
per day has been practiced in this coun-
try only when the COW yielded so large
ly that the udder could not properly
contain the secretions of twelve hours
1t is well worthy of careful expert
ments to determine what effect it may
have upon cows thai yield only mod
crate quantity of milk. 1t has been
tested IN comparative way upon cows
that gave but a small quantity of milk
in winter, once per day; and then in
early spring, on milking twice per day,
found an almost immediate increase,
without any other apparent cause the
feed being the same. 1t requires ac-
curate experiments before anything
can be definitely asserted on the ques.
ton.