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eertlfttot int Tolle bon Orn. Nount:
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teb CLAUDE, ber Staar senannt wrc-uno bas
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fabr oes Sttneiosne permsiceno.
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anesre Art BON bis 3balsr fhi9sm, semas
lbren llmttaneen, nno basegen bas Oiittel
spoitfrsl rbalten. Dies ,piro vel &euten ole
Nelistcitsn erIparen nmo fe trauten ibrs
5simatb nidt Verladen.
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gen ssttan tpirc; natilrlet fam feim Olad,
tbstl oaran entteben no bel bem @ctrauebe
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Seniantiit SintebiAler,

lsstbin bon 3Safbinstcn saunibip, Ssrfs
ganntp.
>1ahriht miro biermit 9e9ebeh eaB benz
llnteriebrietenen, pebnbaft in erwabhtsm
Sauniebip, IOmnifraticnskriefe auf ctense.
meloets 6intsrlafIsnitbaft perDilliat rpcrpen ;
Solhe pericnsn biclnfprihe All oe 5lntsr'
lalTenfhaft oes bsiaatsn Derltorbsncn baben,
wereen erfndbt cbms 3sitperIult ibre Netnuas
gen &c. einjubanoissu - Nut ,psrben Oiejss
nlssn. 10 anf irseno cine Art iebulcls ftnp,
anfSsforpsrt nnseIaumt abautesablsm.
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Suli 7. ON.
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i'm 22iten >etensjabrc
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-am 10. Suni, in Center aannfbip, Gas
tbarima qeimstltsr, Sattin BON Saseb eeimei'
ter, it'll 7sfen Sabre tbres Nltets.
--am l4tn. Suui, in Binplcr saunfbip,
at bsr uus;ebruns, gatbarlma 5artman,
8attiu bon Oapib 6artman, i'm 90. Sabre.
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Serbanolun9en pe5 Staot- -Tatbs.
0Athsz 3immrr. Ncapina.
Sunl 81. 1916.

Ger Natb pcriammelte lteb 5ur ansemeincn
Dsrlammluns. 3ussssn ple 5erren Nrnplb,
S61a, Sss. 5ofi Jo6lton, 2auer, Stb6nfels
Der uno OlabIsnbera prefpsnt.
1uf Gntras wurce bsihcfien, pab perBers
(tlas Don Scbn 5otf anssmommen nerpe,
firS G:aolrem une Srdpeln Oct Strabcn,
rple befannt armaht mar, 3u SI950-uuo
bic Gtraben Committee anacipie(en ,pcrtt el:
nen ftrl tIitbeu 0ertras snjusebn. Sr. 6ctf
,piro tei irssnp slner SraBe anfanaen uno
uon elmer ;ur anpsrn fortfabrsn nab Iuwels
funs rStrabensg ommittse; 3ablunsen fol.
len monatleb asmaht perosn, unter $eituus
Der StraBsnsg ommittee, uno 10 prcsent fol.
len bon jsOer 3ablnM9 5urhttebaltsn werben
bis has San5r pouenoet 1T.
luf Intraa Bsihlcden pas Sritfsn bon
Dlanten aemaebt ipsrcsn lol!sn auf fclsencen
&renafraBsn, namlitb Sranfln nnb lite,
NrantIin uno 6te. pein unp Ate. Dts sSeite.
Yenn uno lite, Gbesnut une 4te, OfsSeite.
Die Sa's unb Slsin's ,purpen serufen II. rpie
folat entlbleoen:
Sae - pH 5errsn Irnclo. S6fla Ssb,
5cf, SObnton, 9hdnfsosr uno D1hh!sn
bsra. preno.-7. glslns-6r. $awsr-l.
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Drifsn, aus Der eln5iaen llrlatbe rpel er ltels
ncrnsn ben 9orjus sab, une lo!ebe ;u batsn
ipNmftte.)
auf 4ntra BdhlcGen, ba6 am gf Der g.
,mo SrantlinttraBs, at Der OF @sits, nur eis
ne Yrife 9staut werbs. nenm es 70 9slheben
pber aemadt werbsn Fam.
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9of, Scbnilon, Sh6nfelosr uno D1hblens
berg. prsG Gp.-7. Nsin'e 6r. sauer L
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muos, 70 baB sr gurtlleine 1ssen tonnte +; &C.
nebmiat t-0er Nath rertaate ftb.
4rsifirt -Jobn 10. uvfon, Stabtfbr.
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flnp sbrsrtistisit er(uett 8eriht bon Neeos'
nisanees uno Anflasen al einen oer profss
quireuren 4nwalps, pstsr gilbert uno 3.
prinsIs Sonss, elq. sinise Gage Dor Der
Court 3u MAIDEN, 70 caB SiIs 3ubereitet
rrcrcsn mtasn, fir eas 6anreln Ser Srdno:
Jnrp ano Yartsisn, 3eusea mne bti'pohnen'
be Surp feline 3eit perliersn.
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gauntp ,pieper erIpart tpenn infer Quota oes
Staatstares auf ccer pcr cem 5ten natbfeR
Suli te5ablt pirp.
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bcft man ss ,peroc in Stanps ls!m ries ,pie:
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25 Sbalsr; aus osrrn s. g. 8. Martn's
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6eimatb am obsrn @noe oer Rorps9anlfrabs
mrsidtsn, murosn fis perbaftst uno bic ssifobs
lsnsn Sadsn bel ibnsn asfuneen. Hacb snsm
porldufssn 9srbSr pcr Srscsnsribsr Nseo,
lief esrlslbs is nab BEN Sauntp @efdn9nis
fibrsn, ba Ge niebt bic psrlangte Sir9fbaft
ltiifsn fcnntsn fir ibre erIbeinung bel Der
nabltsn gsribtsfsuns.
puluermiible aufsefosen. - Bir psrs
nebmsn, bas Die bon Soerrn W. Selssr in Orr
wiasbura sssi9nsts, uno bel Saint Clair, sinis
Qs Msilen BON bisfsr Stabt eslsasne Yulpsrs
inable, am lsstsn Montas Yormttas Serpla f.
ts. 06as s,ssntlib bic erplOlion psruriabts,
babsn mir nid,t in @rfabrun9 trn9en fonnen.
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bet Walbls. Gem Gsrnebmen nab befanb fib
stpa 300 pfune pulpsr in Dem 9sbdues, uno
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Stnterlalfeni6aft Oes perforbenen
Nefer On11her,
,psiIanb bon sansihDamm 3amnietip Bwfs
eanMty.
Slahrttbt rirb biermit asssbsn, bas ben
llnterssihneteh robnbaft in qansItrpamm
Samnfbip, AomlniiIratlonsbriefe Uer,uiQiss
pcrben itne, aufo 6imtsrla6en lebaft oes ae.
eahten Seritortenen. 9emsemds ,perbem
alle sperfcnen, ole nod rsobtma6ise Gorbes
rnnaen al sseaebte 5intsrla0enldaft babsn,
tleronrtb er(nebt ibre Nehnunasn bale fiir
SsBahluna etn5ulenoen; unb Ale, Die nod
etipas al ciefel6e f6ulria flnc, perrrn auf.
asfcrpsrt otne 9er5us ab3uts3ablsn at pss
ltnteri6riebensn.
Jacob Nauber, 2Ms;a
abrabam nauber asm'n'ff'at0'"'
sunni l6. 6m.
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Sinterladenf fbaft oes oer1orbenen
SpnraD Socre,

>estbin bon Srefncf Iaunib. 8srts gatr.
Slahriht pirc bermt sesebem paB ben
ltntrietr,etenen, ,'pobnbaft i'm seraetten3a
fbip, Acmlni tratlcnsbrisfe psr,pil!ist NOR
ben ino auf Die 5lnterIanenitbaft ees peritor:
tenen Conrad Serb. 2lle Die al eriaate
5lnterIadenlebaft lhulpis flnp, werpen csb
wesen biermit aufsefprpsrt an bic unssrfhrle.
benen ab3nbr3aben, uno al!e psItbeSerperu,s
gen an plelslte babsn ftno erlutbt, lbre Scrs
berunsen ppr psm item natbitsn Septemtsr
einantrln9em eamit 4lles 70 ta!p als moslb
bsrltbti9t ,perccn fam.
Nbrabam Serb, ! MsnIni1,n
peter Serh, ' ~
eSMlD 7. l846. 6nl.
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0eor1c ~. 9trt,,s.

AebteenwaIt, (Attorney at Law.
Sfflee In BET Slorp 6ten Gtra6e, btm
ecurtbaufc asseniiter.
Neabins, SUM 25. 1886. bp.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
Oath Before the NJ lyer.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
City Of st. Louis. I
DocroR A. e. BRAGG, beinr by me duly
sworn, depOses and says, that his Sugar Coated
Pills, now as generally known and so extensive
Iy used throughout the Southern and western
States, do not contain one particle of mineral Of
any kind, as has been enormously stated. He
further S ates that he is at this time ma nuiactur-
ing and putting up, ready for market, from 25 to
80, 1000 boxes Of these per week, and that the or
ders and calls from agents snd Others for these
Pills, have become so numerous, euen at this
season of the year, that some applica-
tiOns are necessarily delayed from ten to twelve
~ufacture them fast enough to supply the incress-
ing demand, DR.. Bragg further states that it is
his intention to extend and Increase his uanufac-
tory until he can furnish the southern and wes-
States with an ample supply Of this celebrated
Pill.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

A.G. Bragg.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me, This 9th
day of June, A. D. 1886. P. G. CAMDEN;
Mayor of the city Of St. Louis.
E|For Sale at the following places:
Campbell & Watts, Bowling-Green,
E. & ID. Draper, Louisiana,
Sarah Alem, Frankford,
John L Luke, GAINESVILLE,
Parker & Mclean, Paynesville,
S 0 Minor, Prairieville,
& Carroll, New London,
Hays & Hampton, Rails comfy,
Cochran, Auburn, Lincoln county.
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e. 7
Boot and Shoe Store.
louisiana, Missouri.

NEWNAM & MARKLEY, grateful fer
~ the past patronage of the citizens of Pike
end the adjoining counties, have great plea,
sure in informing them that they are now
-ecciving a very large and splendid as
sortment of Customer made B0Cts and
Shoes, which were made to order in Phil
adelplia. One of our firm has spent the
summer in the East, and being an old and
experienced workman, he has mode choice
selections of customer made and Eastern
work, which we intend selling at a very
mall profit. We do not intend to say that
re have Boots and Shoes to give away,
@rr do we buy a culled and refused article
- aacti, IN for the sake Of selling lower than
AZ ~neighbors: But we do say, that the
Gcot and Shoe business is our business, as
:: is to that we have devoted special atten-
Ion; and that we have now the best undhur-
grst & ,sortment cTBJcts. and Shoes ever Of
red by one house in this county, not only
oi Eastern work, but Of our o,cn mdnufuc-
.'ure, made in the most fashionable style, by
me best workmen, of eastern stock.
We have also a large lot Of leather and
findings, viz: Best Philadelphia calf skins.
Tampio Goat skins, Lining and Binding
skins; coarse upper Leather; Hemlock and
Oak tanned sole Leather, Aus, shoe knives
Pegs. thread, Hcel-ball &c. &c; all of
which We offer to our customers and the
public generally, on better terms than ar
ticles of the same quality can be had in
the county. Please give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
NEWMAN & MARkLEY.
Sept, T.. 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
No. "a.

i'm ordinance appropriating money.
Be it ordained by the board of Trustees
of the town Of Louisiana, That the sum of
1875 be, and the same is hereby appropri-
ated out of any funds in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for the purpose of
commencing the improvement of Main
street according to Ordidance No. Is, and
the Chairman is hereby authorized to issue
his warrant for the same, SO soon rs the
work shall in his opinion be sufficiently
advanced to justify the same.
EDWIN DRAPER,
Chairman B. T.
Attest, E. BLOCK, JR.,
Clerk B. 7.
Passed May 4th, 1876.
No. 25.
FIN Ordinance to amend an Ordinance for
assessing and collecting rerenue approx
ed March 14th, 1916.
Be it ordained by the board of Trustees
of the town of Louisiana, That the Asses
sor be required in all assessments for the
year, and until otherwise directed
by law, to omit the items of money on hand
Or money loaned at interest," and that no
tax shall DO collected on said items:
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
Notice is hereby Given,

To all creditors or others interested in
the estate Of John R. Irby, deceased, that
at the next November term ofthc'Pikc coun
ty CourtI shall make a final settlements Of
said e~Stateas administrator thereof, when
and where those interested can attend.
WM. WILLIS, Administrator.
Sept ], 1916
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
Ordinances

Ordinances
Passed By the Bonrd Of Trustees Of the
1Omn IF Louisiana.
No. 81
An Ordinance ~appropriating Money
Be it ordained by the Board
of Trustees, of Louisiana, as follows
Sec. LIST
That the sum of seven Dollars be, and
the same is hereby appropriated for the
use Of P. Draper for making the assessment
of the present year.
End,
That the sum of six Dollars be, and the
same is hereby appropriated, for the pay
ment of the account of E Sd Draper.
passed August 20 1916
E. Draper Chairman b. T.
Attest. E. Block jr. Clerk D. T.
NJ. 80.
An Ordinance appropriating Money, to
improve certain streets.
Be it ordained by the Board of
Trustees the of town O Louisiana as follows.
Sec. LIST
The street Overseer is hereby required
to work the following streets, commencing
in the order they are named, and to the a.
mount of the appropriation named for each,
keeping an account of the work on each
street, and not exceeding the appropriation
unless directed otherwise by the Board Of
trustees to wit,
On Georgia street to the amount of fifty
$50 west of the branch, $25 be-
tween the Branch and Main street, and SIS
rom Main street to the River on third
street from the south side of South Carroll
lia, to the northern end of said street S25.
in Tennessee street from main to fourth
itreet $40. On front or Water street from
he lower side of North Carolina to South
carolina street $40. On South Carolina
$40.
End,
The street overseer is hereby directed in
out the amount of said appropriate
Ons, to cause the same to be lone 10 the
advantage, according to the work requir-
d and the amount appropriated.
Sec 3rd
1t shall be lawful, and is hereby permitted
or any person or persons to enter on to
iorth Carolina street, and to be open and
improve the same in any manner they may
hink proper not contrary to the direction
f the street overseer; and may remove any
earth, Stone, or other Materials in said
or any other street in making said
improvements, provided the same does not
njure any street.
Sec.4th
The work permitted by section third
hall be done at the expense Of the person
the same, except as hereinafter pro-
Sec. 9Th
The sum of, Fifty Dollars shall be, and
he same is here by appropriated to aid in
he opening of said street, provided the
anne be completed to the satisfaction of
he Board of Trustees during the present
ear, and the chairman Of the Board is au-
horized to draw his warrant for that a.
lount in favour of the Contractor or other J
ersons authorized r. receive the same
'henever the work shall be in the opinion
fthe Board sufficiently advanced to just ],
y the same. passed August q
9th 1886.
EDWIN DRAPER Chairman B. t.
Attest E. Blockjr. Clerk D. T.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
Steamer Atlas
Regular Weekly.

- Regular Semi-Weekly
~ U. S. Mail Packet.
= The splendid, and light
@# draught passenger steamer
ATLAS, RObf. A. Reilly
IIaster, will hereafter run as a regular pack
ct between St. Louis and Keokuk, making
tso trips a week: Leaving st Louis every
:. n. Returning will leave Keokuk We'd
aAsday and Saturday nights, and Quincy
very Thursday and Sunday at 8 O'Clock
a. II; Marion Cityat9 o'clock, and hannibal
1T II o'clock; Louisiana at 2 o'clock same
.ay, arriving at St. Louis during the night.
Il Passengers and shippers may rely on
her punctuality, and continuance in the
trade. Every exertion will be used to give
sa-sfaction. A portion of the public pat
ga ge is respectfully solicited. For freight
:: passage apply on board.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
No. %

Anordinance to adopt certain statutes as
part of the town ordinances.
Be it ordained by TIE board of Trustees of
the town Of Louisiana, as follows:
Sec. l. In all cases touching the assess
ment and collecting of the town reve-
hue, or any debts or penalties due to the
town corporation, where no ordinance is
or may be in force touching the same, the
laws of the State of Missouri shall gov
ern and determine the action of the board
of Trustees and all officers of the corpo-
ration, and in all trials and proceedings
wherein corporation is aparty interested
the laws of the State aforesaid shall gov
ern and determine the same, so far as the
same are or can be made applicable toI
the case.
This ordinance to be in force from and
after the passage of the same.
Passed June 8, 1916.
Attest. EDWIN DRAPER,
Chairman B. T.
W. c. ORR, Sec'y. Protein.
No. %.
IN Ordinance regulating Tdres for heI
gear 1916.
BE it ordained by the board of Trustees
f the town of Louisiana, That the rate of
axation for the present year be fixed at
ne fourth of one per cent. and fifty cents
each polltax. Passed June 22nd,lS46.
EDWIN DRAPER, Chairman B. T..
AtteSt, W.. G. ORR, Clerk pro. tenn. !
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
NUMBER 3.

STATEMENT Of the Receipts and expendi-
lures CT the town of Louisiana for the SIX months
commencing March Isl, and ending August 30.
1876.
ReceIt Is.
March /, 1916.
To balance in the treasury Sl4S A
To amount received for licenses for
dramshops, % co
Amount on tax list FOR lS45 10 10
Amount Of taxes and costs on lois adj
vertised for sale for the year 1915 10 IS ID
Amount of taxes and costs for lots
sold for taxes for the year lS45 % 9tl-2i
Amount received for licenses for
dramshops % co
Amount in part Of tax list for 46 70 40
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
No cure no pay.

DIR. FORSHEY'S Ague Pills, a safe and
infallible cure for Ague and Fever, Period
ical Neuralgia, sun pain, &c. The above
Pills are purely Vegetable, and when tne
directions are followed, a cure is
ed or the money refunded.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
WILLIAM LUCE.
June goth, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
CAST YOUR
THIS w A "!

WE wish every body to know and bear in
mind that we have a first rate assort-
ment of Ready Made Clothing on hand, consist
ing of Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, &C., &c., all
made Of good material, which we are selling
CHEAP---amazingly cheap, for CASH. We
earnestly request those in want of clothing to
as we are very sanguine that the quality and
price will please the most fastidious. Don't for
getto call.
RICHARDSON s. DUKE.
Water street, Louisiana Mo. .
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Balance in the treasury, $l33 72 1-2I
Sept. lst 1876.
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The Oldest Mercantile
firm now i'm Pike county.

lust received at this old, well known house
- largeaddition, to their stock of Goods, to
which they invite the attention of their friends
and the public. Goods sold Low For Cash or
good Produce. E. s. d. DRAPER.
August-8 1886.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07

1Inf AO1O.
EDWIN DRAPER,
Chairman B. T.
Attest, E. BLOCK, JR.,
Clerk B. T.
No. 26.
FIN Ordinance rescind an Ordnance.
Be it ordained by the board o fTrustees
OF the town of Louisiana, as follows,
Section LIST.
An ordinance passed on the 4th day of MAJ
1876, exemptirg money loaned at interest
and money O hands from taxation is hereby
~rescinded, and the assessor is hereby au-
and required to make his assess
ment, as if no such ordinance had been pas
Sed.
Section End.
The chairman of the Board is required
to furnish the assessor with a copy of this
ordinance forthwith.
Passed May 18th, 1916.
EDWIN DRAPER, Chairman B. T.
E. BLOCK, JR, Clerk BIT.
No. 27.
An ordinance aPpropriating money.
Be it ordained by the board of Trustees
the town of Louisiana, as follows.
Section 1st.
That the SUN of five dollars be, and the
is hereby appropriated out of any
funds IN the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated for the improvement of Tennessee
between Main and Water streets.
Section End.
That the sum of Sl4. 81 is hereby appro-
to the street Overseer for tools
furnished and 81. 10 for removing dead
carcasses. Also, the sum of $25 for the
continuation of the Improvement of Main
Passed June 9Th 1916.
EDWIN DRAPER, Chairman B T
E. BLOCK, JR, BIT
Democratic banner., 1846-09-07
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At the Hall, have always on hand a good
assortment of Wines and Liquors, Confec-
tiOnaries, Groceries &c. Call, you that
are dry, and have a PALO ALTO Punch
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The Color OF HoRsEs-Thc folio
wing article, which we cut from the
l'r'lrle Farmer, contains statements
which, us g. ''facts" or /" fancicd," may be
worth attention. If the writer's theory
be correct, horse Lavalers may at once
come into vogue, and color will be as
important to h'.rses as to other artists
whose profession it is to draw. "Thcre
is no one fact that mankind is more ig-
norant of than this-that the color of a
horse is a sure indication Of his charac-
ter. In this article | shall attempt TO
give few rules by which a man of
common observation can tell the diSposi-
ton OF a horse as soon as he sees him.
The first thing to be observed is, the CO.
lor of the animal; the second is the
chronological developments. If his CO.
lor is light sorrel, his feet, legs, and
face white, these are marks of kindness.
Then, if he is broad and full between
the eyes l will warrant him TO be
horse of good sense, and easily trained
to do anything. Such horses will have
good treatment; the kinder you treat
them the better they will treat you in re-
turn. a horse of the above description
will never stand the whip if he is well fed.
One thing to be always observed in buy
ing horse, if you want a gentle one,
is to get one with more or less white
about him. A spotted one is preferable.
We see many of this color used in cir
cuses Some have supposed that this
color was sought for by the owners Of
these establishments because oflts oddi-
ty; it is net so; it is because horses of
this description are the easiest trained to
perform the difficult feats that we see
them go through atsuch places. Again,
if you want safe horse. avoid one that
is dish-faced; he may be gentle. that is,
he may not scare; but he may have too
much of the 60 ahead in him to be safe
for every body. If you want perfect
fool, bny horse Of great bottom, get a
deep bay, with not white hair about
him; if his face is dished, so much the