ART. 2.--_Nose_, of a light delicate orange color. 5 ART. 3.--_Eye_, should be bright, prominent and clear; but gentle in expression, as indicative of that spirited docility so necessary to cattle that must bear the yoke; a beautiful orange colored ring should invariably surround the eye. 4 ART. 4.--_Ear_, thin, rather below medium size; of a rich orange color within, with a quick ready movement expressive of attention. 2 ART. 5.--_Horns_, light, tapering and round; gaily as well as symmetrically placed on the head, with an upward form. 2 ART. 6.--_Neck_, set on fine at the head, gently rising from the shoulder; full and muscular, an indication of strength and constitution; the gullet clean and free from dewlap, full at its junction with the shoulder. 5 ART. 7.--_Chest_, deep and round, carrying its fullness well back of the elbows, thus affording abundant room for the full and free action of the heart and lungs, without extreme width forward, or protuberance of the shoulder points. 12 ART. 8.--_Brisket_, full and oval, setting the arms wide apart at their junction with the body, indicative of a good feeding quality. 4 ART. 9.--_Shoulder_, should take a somewhat sloping position, with its points less projecting, the blade blending with and forming a fine wither rising to a line with the back. 4 ART. 10.--_Crops_, full and even, forming a true line with the shoulder and level back. 3 ART. 11.--_Back_, loin, hips; broad, level and wide, the hip bones prominent but not pointed. 6 ART. 12.--_Rumps_, lying broad apart without slope or drop, full and well covered. 5 ART. 13.--_Twist_, full and broad in its seam, well down between the thighs. 3 ART. 14.--_Quarters_, long, and well filled between the hip bones and the rumps, showing a well turned finish; with a good muscular development extending to the hocks. 6 ART. 15.--_Flanks_, moderately deep, full and mellow according to condition. 3