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THE AMERICAN 
in ground color, a light slaty-blue, each feather distinctly pen- 
ciled across with dark bars: — Body, plump and deep, and 
broader in front than in the rear, — color, a light slaty-blue 
throughout, each feather being distinctly penciled across with 
dark bars. 
Wings : Large and well folded, the color of the plumage a 
light slaty-blue, each feather distinctly penciled across with 
dark bars. 
Tail; Upright, large and full, the main feathers and sur- 
rounding plumage a light slaty-blue in color, each feather dis- 
tinctly penciled across with dark bars. 
Legs: Thighs, rather long and slender, the plumage being a 
light slaty-blue, each feather penciled across with dark bars: — 
Shanks, rather long and slender, and bright yellow in color. 
Carriage : JS'ot as upright as that of the cock. 
POINTS IN DOMINIQUE LEGHORNS. 
Symmetry, . . . . . . .10 
Size, ....... 10 
Condition, . . . . . . .10 
Head, 7 
Comb, . . . . . . .15 
Ear-lobes and Wattles, . . . .15 
Keck, ..... .5 
Back, ....... 5 
Breast and Body, . . . . . .8 
Wings, ....... 5 
Tail, .5 
Legs, 5 
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