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The New York herald., 1872-10-04
Ludwig M. reuerbach.

The occurrence OF the death OF the German phi.
losophical writer, Ludwig Marie Feuerbach, near
Frankfort, which has been already announced to us
briefly by cable, has given rise to many reports and
allegations concerning his peculiar system OF teach
ing and his life-hstory.
Ludwig Marie Feuerbach was philosopher OF the
so-called younger Hegean school. He was son Of
the late Paul Joseph Anselm Feuerbach, q dis
tlngushed writer ON criminal jurisprudence, whd
Bavaria, July %, 1904, studied theo.ogy
and philosophy at Heidelberg and Berlin
from 1922 to 1925, and became a tutor at tho
University at Erlangen In 1S2S, bu; retired into
private life soon afterwards, occupying himself
solely with literary lab0rs. In 1874 he delivered q
brief course Of lectures at the University Of Hedel-
berg He subsequently retired TO Q small village In
lishment, and devoted his leisure hours to literary
pursuits. The leading principle or Feuerbach'e
philosophy is the Identification OF God with the
idealIzed essence OF man, or the deined essence ol
nature. His own statement II as follows:-"ky
theory may be condensed In two wOrds-natur0
and man. That being which, In my opinion, ID
the presuppostion, the cause or existence Of NAM
but nature. On the other hand that beind
In which nature becomes conscious ~
man. True II follows from my theory that there ~
no GOd tnat Is to say, no abstract being dlsttnce
rom nature and man, which disp0ses Of the dea1
TIMES OF the universe and mankind at its d@cre5
tion but this negation only consequence OF ting
cognition Of Gods identity with the essence o
are the most important nt:-'AbHlard und Hel0ise, y
| 'GeschiOhte der neuren Philosophie,N "P1err9
| Baye,, "Das Wesen des Chrstenthume.v sDM
| Wesen der Religion and 'The0l0gie,N ~!
The New York herald., 1872-10-04
oliver II. Strong.

Oliver r. Strong died at Syracuse, n Y, from
paralysis yesterday He was over ninety-ona
years OF age. Mr.. Strong was one of the pioneers
Of Onondaga county. He was native OF Connec.
ticut, but came to the state OF New York seventy
years ago. He at one time Sherin. and was for
twenty-five years County Treasurer. He was
fourteen years was President OF the First Nationaf
Bank in Syracuse. Meanwhile he was appointed
Judge OF Common Pleas and served In the state
Assembly OF 1884, when he secured the reduction Of
the tax on salt from one shilling to six cents.
Judge Strong was the oldest Freemason IN the
county IL not in the State having joined that order
in 1906 He was lifelong democrat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
Meeting Of the Board Of Health.

The Board of Health met in the Council Cham
ber last evening President Mccall in the chair
The Sixth " ard Committee reported the abate-
ment of the nuisance at Ninth and Locust streets
The Eighth Ward Committee reported that the
condition of Elizabeth street improved. and no
action by the Board WAS necessary.
The report of the late Treasurer was read
showing that the receipts tor the last year amount
ed to 1857 93, and the expenditures 1886 O5 leav-
ing unexpended balance OF $2l. .38
The removal OF the smallpox case in the six tn
ward was reported.
The resignstion of Mr. Henry Eckel from mem
bership in the Board was read and accepted
On motion Of Mr. Bogia, the clerk was instruct
ed to have the names Of the members printed in
the usual handbill FORM
The following committees were appointed =
On Finance-Boxne, Derickson and Bradford
On Licenss-B Bennett. Bogia, Christy, Hawkins
and Aoorehouse.
The Fifth Wari Committee reported existing
nuisances in alleys between Sixth and Seventh and
Windsor and Madison streets; also between Sew
enth and Eighth snd jefferson and Windsor Re.
ferred.
The Tenth Ward Committee reported two case,
OF smallpox In = hotel GU Maryland Avenue
On motion, adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
BROKEN BANK NOTES ArA PREMlUA.-Th'

BROKEN BANK NOTES AT PREMIUN.-The
Pittsburg Pa.) Leader has tbs following:
One Of the anomalies and curiOsities OF our
existing financial system is the fact that the
notes of the broken national banks of the
United States are worth four per cent more
than the notes of the sound ones. The eX-
planation is easily found. The government
guarantees the circulation of all the national
banks. That keeps the notes of the poorest
of them, and even of those which have failed,
up to par. The total circulation of the national
banks of the United States is limited to fix
ed amount Butwhen national bank breaks,
If another bank can buy up its notes and
offer the same guarantees, it is allowed to sue
ceed to its privileges and franchises Or IL a
banking corporation buys up sufficient notes
of varons broken national banks to establish
a new bank, the government allows It to do
this too. There are numbers of people who
would like to 60 into the national banking
business if they had chance This gives
them chance. Ii they watch the market
and buy up enough of broken bank notes they
have an opening to start new national bank
in. II is the pressure Of these outsiders who
want to get in that creates the demand tor
these "busted' bank notes which has raised
them to the premium we have alluded to, and
made the paradox that the notes of our rotten
banks are better than those of our good ones a
sober truth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
OUR NElChBoRS.

The Norristown Herald is building itself
new Office.
Butter in Oxford sells at % cents pound
and eggs IA cents dozen.
John B. Cough lectnicd to crowded house
in Chester. last Monday night.
Prof. John A. Light will make balloon as
censlon from Lebanon on the Goth Of May
Reports from all sections of Lancaster coun.
ty indicates that the wheat prospect is very
poor.
VIM. Blizzard, Of Chester, aged six years
was drowned In Chester creek on Tuesday
evening last.
1t is expected to have the Penna. 4 Della
railroad in running order between AvOndale
and Landenburg, In two weeks.
The Rspu6!ican says that more drunken men
appeared on the streets of Chester last Satur-
day night than for twenty years.
The altar just completed in St. Mary's Cath
oiic Church, at Ph9nixvile, is said to be one
OF the most beautiful in the State
Workmen are now busiy engaged in dig
glng the foundation for the new factory in
Lower Chichester, near Stony Run.
Two Chester fishermen caught III sturgeon.
IN four drafts Of about one hour and . half
each, IN the Delaware river, one day this
week
The sabbath School Association of Della
ware and Montgomery counties will hold its
next session at POttstOWn OH the 9th and 18th
OF the present month.
Wm Simpson Sons, Of Phil'a, have pur-
chased the Mcllvaine farm, situated on the
northeastern edge Of the city Of Chester, and
containing one hundred and ffty.three acres,
for $4,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
PEMIMsUlAR NEWS.

Sharpstown is to have new Methodist
church.
Heavy shipments Of cattle are reported
throughout the Peninsula.
Rey. B. T. Myers has been installed into
the pastOrate OF Snow Hill Presbyterian
Church.
Salisbury young men cOngregate in font of
hotels on Sundays, and stare indignant church
going danes out Of countenance.
Two more daily trains are to be placed on
the Eastern Shore Railroad in short time, to
accommodate the fruit and berry shippers,
The Commissioners appointed to settle the
disputed Boundary line between Maryland
and Virginia, will meet in Crisfield on the 22d
inst.
A Virginia oysterman was captured by a
this week, for dredging without having the
necessary license. He was fined $50 and
costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
the STATE,

Milford merchants are improving their store
fronts.
Several Milford truckers have planted small
crops of peanuts.
The health of Rev. Mr. Mallory, Of Milford, is
improving slowly.
Milford truckers are shipping asparagus in con-
siderable quantities
The Presbyterian Church yard at Milford, is to
be curbed and paved
The ehipyards in Sussex county have not been
so busy IN years as now.
The 18th Annual Meeting of the Sussex County
Bible Society was held at Georgetown OH Thurs
day.
The SUSSEX journal says the Democrats EN-
ployed on the Pier at Lewes have all been dis
charged.
Miss Anna Z. Dickinson will lecture at Dover.
on Wednesday evening, the 23d inst, subject:
"Joan OF Arc"
Rev. George H. Jones, OF Princeton Seminary
will occupy the pulpit Of the Milford Presbyt
Church for several weeks.
On Wednesday night u fire broke out in the
stable OF Thomas Giles, Of Laurel, which was de-
stroyed with his dwelling.
The Susser journal confidently asserts th at
there Will be a line of steamers from Lewis To
New ork IN time for the strawberry crop.
Some white boys IN Georgetown aided by a
negro: took Judge Laytons horse front his stable,
on wednesday night and drove him out on q
courting expedition.
Jacob Moore and f. r. Paynter, Esars, of
Georgetown. have been elected as delegates to the
Episcopal Diocesan Convention Of this State. to
be held on the 9th of June, at Newark.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18

BOLn rHEFr.--Y Yesterlay afternoon. the
hn,is< ll1S King street wSs entered by the ope"
ir,nt door, thfing Il few minutes absence Vi n
coIored woman who had been washing the steps
and two valuable pairs Of opera glasses were
stolen from the centre table, in the paror. The
police have been notified, and will keep sharp
lookout for the rascal. GfA
FRrlaHT lrEMs.-The following freghts
were received at the p. w. 4 Is. Freight Depot,
his u,orning C H..T a
One car Of lime from Philadelphia, for w.
p. karr N"
One car OF wood pulp, Philadelphia, Jessnp 4
Moore.
One car of oats, from Philadelphia, for Fred
eri, k Allen.
One car Of sheep from Baltimore, for Charles
Murphy.
Two cars Of hunks. from Milford for the
Electric Line of Steamers.
Two cars of croisties, from Georgetown fol
the W. 4 ". r. X.
One car Of lumber, from Deniovilie for Durt
l. Bowers.
Fifteen cars Of snndry freichis.
George Alfred Townsend who cast the vote
of Delaware IN the Cincinnati Convention
says:
He was born at Georgetown. educated al
Newark, and his family have held propert,
in New Castle county since 1s47. He represen
aid Of the Liberal movement, and proposes Il
go to Wilmington and open the campaign f0
Greeley and Brown"
He was the son Of methodist preacher ant
was born in the house now occupied by Mrs
Rench.-Ge0rget0lon Journal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
SHERIFFALTY.

r. the Voters of the Democratic Party Of Ne,o
tnstfp County:
GksrLEnEN :-Encouraged by many friends and
the hattering vote given to TIE at the last nomiHa-
ton election. l am induced to sgain offer myself
County of New Castle. pledging myself to abide by
the nomination Of said Party and give my hearty
support To the successful candidate.
Respecttully. WM. II. LAMBSON.
New Castle Hd.. December % S7l.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
Business Mos,ces.

Our stock Of piece goods, for order work. is the
largest in the State Moore's, 22o Market
street. mWs
The domestic" 10 the lightsst running sewing
machine.
The Nsatest Looking Cashmere Suits in the
city, at old prices. Moore's 22S Market ct. mws
Our Ready Made Clothing Is we'll sponged BE-
fore being cut, all made by Wilmington mechanics.
Moore. 228 Market street.
English and American Cheviots, Fancy Cassi-
meres. and Plain and Figured vestings. large
assortment at Moere's, 226 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18

Accounts were received yesterday Ut Madrid OF
. hght at Manris and the defeat Of body of five
thousand Carlists by the royal forces under Gen,
Letona. The former lost twenty-ous killed and
u large number wounded and takon prisoners
omcial dispatches from Marshal Serrano re-
Goidacaao
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
CORQN ER

To the Democvufic Voters Of Ne,o Castie Cous,y:
GkhILEnkN At the solicitation Of numeruus
friends | am iedaced to offer myself 10 your con
sideraton tor the office Of Coroner "f New Castle
County. subject To the decision Of the Demo ratio
Party: and here eby tender the usuai pledge to sup-
port the Deln oc ratio Nominee.
JOHN b. LOFMAN.
Wilminston. J Ian. 90 1872 feh2tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
CoRON ER.

Tu the Voters Of Ne,c Castie County:
GENrLEAEN: ! offer myself to your consideration
AS candidate for the efice of Coroner Ut the ensu
ing Democratic Nomination Election. subjec, TO
the rules Of the party, and pledge myself To aup-
port the successful nominee. ID, 8. CANN
Wimin RtOn. Del NAV l7.tns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
White Clay {
OORoN BR.

To the Democratic Yoiers of Nes Castle County:
GEsrLRnEN: Al the solicitation Of numerous
friends am induced to again offer myself to Won,
consideration fos the odice of Coroner Of New
Castle County. 70 the decision OF the Demo-
cratic Party. and hereb tender the usual pl, se
10 support tho Democratic nominee.
ANDREW C ALEXANDER.
Christians Hd.. Feb 2 lG72.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
SH HERIEFALTY.

10 the Electors Of Ne,r Cattle County:
FELLOW CITIZENS Il offer myself to your consid-
eration candidate for the Office of Sheriff OF
New Castle county, subject to the nomination oI
the Democratic Party. pledgine myself. il elected.
to perform the duties OF the Office with fidelity and
to the best OF my ability.
Respectfully yours. ISAAC GkUBB.
Nav (,astle Hundred Janumry Al 1k-o-t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
FOR CORONER.

To the Electors Of New Castie County:
FELLow-CITIZENs:- oter myself to your con-
sidsration as candidate for the nominst ston Of
Coroner oi New Castle County. subject to the
nomination Of the Dem1cfa .ic Party.
kesp'y yours. JOSEPH YARNALL.
New Castle HID. J An. 10th. lB7l-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
CORON Z H..

IT, the Electors Of Nec lIstie County.
GgsrLkAEN-Yielding to the solicitation Of mn
merous friends. offer myself your consid eraton
As candidate for the .fAee Of Coroner and hereby
tender The usual pledge to abide the decision Of
nominee my hearty and entire support.
Resp ctfully. LEWIS MCCALL.
WILMINGTON, Jan 30 tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
To Sunday Schools.

l1NOk the convenience If the rintendents of
- SUNDAY Schools Of New Castle county. the
nr0portioiate aliowaace Of the appropriation due
The first of june, in the Banks named below:
For Brandywine and WiDneton city, Bank Of
Delaware.
=, ,christana and Mill Creek hundreds. l,ank Of
NeEport.
ark Bank.
New Castle hundred, Clsaysr Brothers.
He'd Lion hundred. Delaware City Bank
81 'ieoiees and AppOquinimink hundreds. Bank
nj odessa. q. WATKINS.
may l-eodtjuls County Treasur
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
soo,Gr,Gs.
xkEr1xos rxrs svEsINo.

Msclanics Lodge, No 4, IOoF. At Odd Fol-
lows Hall, Sd and King. st, -,
Minqua Tribe, No. ., 10 r n, st hsd MEMS
Hall, 4l5 Market, St ,-t
Jefferson Council, No 10. on AN, at Mechan-
ics' Hail. 2l9 King st.
La Fayette Lodge. No. g. OF =, at knights Of
Pythias Hail. 2ll MarkettSt.
Asbury Lodgs. ! y Of q !. at fifth and Market
Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
CORON ER.

To the Electors 4f Ne,o Casfie counfy
GEkrLENEN: Baying resigned the Office .f con-
stable. respectfully ask the support of my fello
citizens for the Office Of Coroner NJ the ensuing
nomination election. pledsns myssf to abide the
'ee y ~ - '- JOHN wIDDoEso
White Clay Crock Hundred apl.tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
CORONER,

To the Democratic Voters Of Neo Castle County.
GsSTLRnES At the solicitation of many friends
nation of Coroner of New Castle county subject I
the decision Of the Democratic Party and pledg
myself to give hearty support to the Nominee.
SAMUEL Z. PIERCE
ChristianaHnndred.J January 9ht. tin
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18

THE PEACH BOTTOM RAILWAY.
). u. Boyd, of the Peach Bottom Railway
Company, advertises for proposals for the
graduation and masonry Of the western divi-
SION OF the road. extending from the Northern
central railway to the Susquehanna rive1s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
SYLvAN sPRINcSl

CHARLES KYLE. Proprietor.
This pleasant place Of resort has been neatly fitted
up for the reception Of individual visitors pic MICS
dancing have been made. and Ice Cream Lemon
ade, Cakes, Fruits. &C.. will be supplied to ali who
may desire them. No intoxi xicating liquors vii Be
sold on the ground. He win also sostinse his ropu-
lar stand vt sscoad and Market streets. where fhe
the season: Also at his rendezvous xth and Orsnsc
streets. where he will be pleased to see his many
inehus ana the pubic generally. may7-3M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
CORON e r.

10 the Dsmocratic po'ers Of New Castle COUNTY.
GEs4LKAEx: At the solicitation of many friends
ssai% one %ner my sell as eanddate ior Co. ,ner OF
successful candidate my cordial upport Thereby
tender my hearty thanks for the generous support
heretofore given NE.
janl6tn UANIEL B. WOODWARD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
Political.
FOR SHERIFF.

The undersigned will be an independent
LABOR REFORM CANDIDATE
For Sheriff Of New Castle county at the next e
raj election. A. B. CRAN FORD.
ap2-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
UANIEL B. WOODWARD.
CORON ER.

To The Democratic Voter. oJ Ne,o Gustie Cbun,.
GEkTLEEEH: Yielding 10 the soicitation of m.nv
friends again offer myself candidate for Cor.
oner oi New Castle County. and pledge myself to
slve my hearty suppsrt to the nominee,
JAMES L, cox
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18

NOTICE.
an The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from all points
on the lin. Of their road and West Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph Office
No. West Third street or to their Depot. Front
and Madison. orders ieft with McMullen K Seal
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
c. STOLZ.
apG-tf Gent Sup't W. AL r. r. Co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
1ottres.

NOTICE.
IN Al the regular meeting OF tho Trustees of
n. ne Poor ct New Castle County. held April 2ath.
To the amount Of Ten Thousand Dollars Of denomi-
nytions of Five Hundreds and One Thousand Dol
lars cash with six per cent interest to be paid semi
annually. including taxes. Call on the Treasurer,
ut No, 4O6 W est Second street.
msyy yd.w II WESLEY lTALLEY, Treasurer
1NHOSE who have houses or lots to sell should
4 advertise them iu the DAILY GAZETTE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
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4 4 iarse Room. corner Third and M.....
streets: also. desk room 10 ONCE. "s@
Apply TO JAMES McCABE
aplS-lmeod Board Of Trade Rvom,
NOR RENT-Rooms in the second story of ~
/, Gazette building. 4!6 Market street. suit,Si.
for Offices. s'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18
for Sale and for &eut.

nELAWAkE AVENUE LOT FOR SALP-
IL Al feet front Apply ut this oASns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18

NOR SALh-,A iot one hundred feet front T.,
IL West Fifth street, between Van Buren and
Frank lin strNats. Apuly At this eNRcN -uu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-18

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-25

All connections via Quincy are direct and
perfect.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-25

P. B, GROAU, GEO, II. NETTLETON,
Con, Ticket Agent, Gen. Supt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-25
Farm, Garden and Household.

To SRAsoN SAUSAGE. Il send the
following, which i had used, and
know it to be good "For thirty
pounds of meat: eight ounces of salt
two and.a,half ounces of pepper, and
two teacups Of sage, Mrs. 4. d.
Durham.
The following is n tried and con.
venient recipe =" TO one pound Of
meat add one tablespoonful Of salt,
one teaspoonfn of sage; mix well
TO any given number Of pounds Of
meat count the spoouiuls Of seasoning
as above directed You will always
find then good. p. A. n.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-25
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
AT ONCE.

wherever the Poke Foot grows, Il has ioca,
reputation for curing Rheumatism, and as a Blood
Purifier. In the spring the early shoots are use
Ny many people for green's because OF their
health giving qualities. With all this local rep.
uiation, and the praise 4 ON time to time Of cell
ebrated Physicians who have tested its nledi.ai
powers, II has been neglected BY the profession
st largo as much rough want Of g proper ap.
preciaton Of its merits as knowledge of the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-25

m,
,.' 81. ! 'o J. ~ az" an" CON.
'''|. gus r, "'I ,,., In 'Ae han@pa
o0"'' "Vo' W u locator was arr ranged
y" I . N"a a. OF 't'N'n& horse ai'hct-
~ WIZ ',le "l>v1"r Known As the CLAN
~, anP was he'o 70 oal IN The sum
~ 'oi0oo ~ answer 'hr report OF the
s'Hn! Jury IL Peeeihber' FROM an
G G.a,rn discovery OF cases OF tins
II 'S"''"l o'StaNo among hofSeS, and
a.. an "PP'e,',S'"u ''la1 'ne human lam
-! were ,'ao'g 70 u"'Eet rom Ihe m
i,1'a' ''c "'"'r'S OF tAe society iof
t t"t 'oNen''o" % N'"y''y 70 A"imaI>
r law Ioa'1 |" ue MAGE aware OF ihe
i , 'l'a1 a.! .''1 "'Nl"So i no" n'aNln,g
u ,i GUS l,''"a,'2 II many s'aoi2S III
US IVY an ''''r',F' "a " cones,
"a! |nG CIV, u'''t''' 9. ,''lS society VISITED
'''e ',H"'IH y, WING i"0t horses Aad
i''tH''y G'cu' ana from "h'rn one an
t e mas oge" r''1o'I' WITHIN &
IL" Mtoh' man cue" Who was aililct-
ca WI'' 'I''S co'l'aS,o oN disease, which
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-25

rs" For Denver, Cheyenne, Self Lake
Sacramento and San Francisco, passengers
have a cd oicc Of ronte, either via Kansas
City and Denver, o. St Joseph and Omaha
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-01-25

POINTS IN Pres. -- Foncy's Press
gives the following points Of perfect
pig. We should like swiuohcrds
who read the Rur0f Nrn Yorker to
add to or modify these points accord.
ing to their respective judgements
and send the same to US for pubica
ton;
Head and Ears-Thc head wide in
front; ears erect, and pointed Tor.
ward chops rounded, and well filed
up to the brisket.
Crest and Shoulders-Crest wide
and rising well to the shoulders {.
shoulder blades well slopcd back,
wards.
Ribs and Loius--Eib9 well sprung;
IONS wide and slightly archcd.
Observation-Disclosures not
to slope, nor morrow, towards the
tail.
Iams-lIams rounded outwards.
well let down; and fun towards the
twist.
Chest-Chcst wide, with elbows
well out.
Fore,rib and Flank ore.ribs
wide underneath; flank well let
down, straight and well filed to the
stlti@.
Legs and Fect--Logs straight and
small in the bone feet small and
compact.
Hair and Color-lIajr plentiful,
bright and vigorous color to denote
purity of bleed
Ta'e-Tale entire, tick at root,
and tapering.
Sizo-SHo according to the breed