T. M. HARVEY: |GUENON COMMISSION: | Quality, medium. | Quality, medium. Quantity, 16 quarts and fails | Quantity, poor. fast. | Dry three months. | Dry two months. COMMISSION’S ACCOUNT OF MILTON E. CONARD’S COWS: _No. 1._—LILY.—Grade, Guernsey. Bicorn, 1. Quantity, about 20 quarts. Quality, first. Milks up to her time. _No. 2._—FLOYD.—Flanders, 1. Quantity, 18 quarts. Quality, very good. Milks up to her time. This is a very correct description of my cows, Lily and Floyd. M. E. CONARD. The above examination of our herds of cows, some of which were covered by a large blanket, completely excluding from view every part of the animal except the escutcheon and back part of udder, subjected the commission to the severest test that could be applied; and agreeing, as their estimate of quality and quantity does, with our previously written reports, leads us to think that in the hands of experts it would be a valuable aid in judging the quality of dairy stock. THOMAS GAWTHROP, EVERARD CONARD, HOWARD PRESTON, MARK HUGHES, _Committee_. WEST GROVE, _11 month 7, 1878_. The undersigned having been present at the examination of Thomas Gawthrop’s herd of dairy cows, by the Guenon commission, on the 2d day of 9 month, 1878, am free to say that, although most of the cows were blanketed from horns to tail, their estimate, in a great majority of them, very nearly corresponded with the owners account previously prepared. M. E. CONARD. WEST GROVE, PA., _11 month 7, 1878_. Joseph Pyle would have signed had he been present at the examination. Expresses confidence in the system. T. G. Examination of J. & J. Darlington’s Cows, October 2d.