Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-06-20

tive of obstinacy and persistency. 1t is the
nose of q gnarled and knotted character
originally smooth and sweet, but twisted and
acidulated by successive accidents, like fail
| promising tree growing in poor soil, and its
beauty marred by worm at the roots 1t is
first-rate nose to pull-not that it would be
altogether safe for the man pulling it, but its
prominence affords such good opportunity
| to take hold.
SENATOR M'CREERY.
A finer nose than Senator McCreey's never
| inhaled the odor of Bourbon or shifted the
scent of the hemp blossoms on the borders OF
| the bluegrass region. 1t is large, wide
nostrilled nose, massive in its build, yet deli
cato and graceful in its proportions. It is
the index at once of great intellect and q
| frank, honest, simple hearted character, who,
having no deceit in himself, suspects none in
others.
SEN .TOR GORDON's
nose is straight, well-proportioned probos.
els, rather rugged, without any noticeable
peculiarities, except the transverse ridge be-
low the line of the eyes, which indicates
pluck and persistence 1t is the nose of a
kind-hearted man, ever ready with kind
word or good deed to smooth the path of the
unfortunate and lift the fallen on their feet
again for another chance in the game of life.
SENATOR RANSOM
has clear-cut, handsome nose, long from
the eyes downward, in exact harmony with
his face, with circular nostril, and the tip
rather elongated. 1t is an elegant nose, in
dicative of refinement of character and pur-
ity of taste. Mr.. Ransom has been pecu-
liarly unfortunate A succession of disasters
has driven him to the Senate of the United
States. Under happier auspices he might
have been an artist; indeed, with proper
training and more fortunate fate, he has
capacities TO succeed as reporter. ,.-.-
SENATOR ANGUS CAMERON
has the true Keltic nose, long, well-shaped,
handsome; the wide, circular nostril, indi-
eating a large passage to the lungs. 1t is
carried high in the air, the nose OF quick,
prompt resolve, with whose wearer, in q
wilder state of society, it is word and
blow, the last being generally the first. The
Cameron clan were the neatest and most CON-
mendable cattle thieves in all the Scottish
Highlands, having noses that could scent a
dun heifer with unerring accuracy from the
blairs of Athole to the Pentland hills. Cattle
raiding went out of fashion after Culloden,
but the high intellect and the handsome noses
which won for the Camerons such brilliant
success as forayers still remain, and the Wis
consin Senator is distinguished for both.
SENATOR HOWE
has long triangular nose, with sharp point
and a narrow back, for all the world like
f1at-iron, or the hinder end of the ma0ntas in
sect, commonly known as ''rear-horse. 1t is
suggestive of kick from mule in the
breezy days of boyhood, aud only II modest
recovery from the effects thereof. Sairy
Camp had just such nose. There are kindly
lines about it, and the heart of the Senator is
very often in the right place. 1t is sort of
snuffling nose.
SENATOR BAYARD ,...
also has large nose, clean cut and prOml.
nent, standing out boldly from the face as 1t
confronting the future. 1t is an inquisitive
nose, yet q courteous one-the nose OF the
inventor. 1t sets off face of manly beauty,
where quiet dignity and philosophical intel
lecr appear in every line. Such Il nose indi-
Gates harmony of faculties which make up
character, and admirably agrees with the rep
utatlon MIR. Bayard enjoys.
.s ., SENATOR BLAINE.
has thick, broad, blunt nose, of the kind
known as ''bottle noses," and a first-rate
specimen of the type. 1t is admirably adapt
ed to the face it reposes upon. 1t is just the
nose to s'sniff" danger in the air. lust such
a prObOscis is common around smelling fur-
naces and coal mines, and visitors to Pitts
burgh and Scranton will readily recall the
type. The intellect above such nose may
be quick, but certain grimness that suggests
coal dust, and a little hardness that is cast
iron, are its notable peculiarities. t
SENATOR VOORHEES, 4~
has somewhat irregular but finely outlined
nose, long and penetrating, narrow between
the eyes and a trife pendulous at the tip.
Such nose indicates a warm and impulsive
nature, in whose composition there is but
little secretiveness and no dissimulation. 1t
is the nose of the orator who feels what ne
says, and whose convictions are too honestly
entertained to be unfeslingly expressed.
SENATOR LAMAR
has an artistic nose. Its proportions are SO
admirably adjusted to the face that one would
hardly call it q large nose, yet it is. - 1t IS
straight and well defined, and without irregu-
larity. It is the highest possible type OF the
American nose, composite proboscls that
in years to come will be as distinctly marked
Is the Greek, the Roman, the Hebrew, the
aquiline, or the pug. It cannot shuttle or
sniff, but can sneeze the head off il allowed
. fair chance, and when necessary can snore
like the putting of q Mississippi river steam
boat padding up stseau. is a-nose OF
great Possibilities. .4ts4 ~ ks.s