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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

"The Chicago Herald thinks 'the country
has need Of men who comb their hair less "
The country should haul a seine in the par
quette OF big theatre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
NOTICE.
~ oyucr yma,sI, AGRICULTURAL AND,

OFFfcE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL ANpl
MECHANICAL SOCIETY,
RICHMOND. Va, May 4, 1879
Proposals arc Invited for BUILDING THR
MAIN EXPOSITION BUILDING.
The plans and specifications Of the main build
ing win BE- on exhibition at this Office 1904 Main
street, MONDAY the 9Th instant at A. Al. All
bids inust DO accompanied with an acceptable
bond OF $4,000 for Tho faithful performances OF
the contract and guaranteeing the building 70
be conplste on September J, io&
ntis must be IN by 4 r. N. the iSth instant,
when the contract will be awarded. The CON-
misfee reserve the right 10 roiecs say OF all bids.
FOR the delirer3 OF tho building tcmpiefs ao-
bonns OF $50 day viii DO paid 10 ne contractor
fnx esoh WORKING day my Isl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
PROM NoRTH 0EokGIA.

Mira n. A. MeEntire writes from Spring Place I:
For many years have been q great sufferer
from indigestion. sick headaches, and nervous
prosifs.ion caused from billousnoss and con-
situation. tried many remedies, but got 10
permanent relief until l used DR.. Mozieys
Lemon Eiixir. l am now In better health Than
for many years. My dsushter has been eub9ect
70 chilis add fever from her infancy. could
get n0ihing 10 relieve Ter: the Lemon Elixir
mas restored her 10 perfect health
Sold BY druggists. 30 cents and 81 per bottle.
Prepared By pr. II. Motley. Atlanta. Ga
~ l-SutJelsfrm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

"Consul LEWIS has been reinforced at
Tangier by Mr.. STROBsL, Secretary Of the
United States Legation at Madrid" Now
let the Government borrow an English gun
boat and reinforce both OF them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

The Republican Anti.saloon Conference
in New York was distinguished by the abb
sence OF large number OF Republicans who
were supposed to be at saloon conferences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

"The Providence journal has been award
ed the high honor OF being read out OF the
Republican party OF Rhode Island" II the
Providence Journal was read IN the Repub-
hcan party Of Rhode Island, and digested,
that party wouldn't be such disgrace TO the
country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says:
"DoNNELLY's Shakespeare and REELY's
motor are frauds OF the same persDicacity."
How about the Commercial Gazette'S alleged
southern outTaoesY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

"Mr. INGALLS, has not been chosen dele
gate to the Republican National Cenven'
ton" Who is to be chief bloody-shirt wag-
gerf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
BRIEF CON MEN I.

The inference is that the man who invests
in q gold brick either does not take news
paper or carries a brick in his hat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

We tried to say yesterday "a man may
rise upon his feet" &C., not "uSe upon hl;
feetD &c,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
PROPOSALS..
IOFFICE OF THE COMMISSION

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION
W FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE CONGRESS
SIGNAL LIBRARY BUILDING, No. i45 EAST
CAPITOL STREET, WAsHIS6roS, ID. G., May 5,
lSS8-Sealed proposals In duplicate for furnish
ing aud delivering the CUT GRANITE, amount
ing 70 1850 cubic feet more or lessl, required for
the basement front walls Of the western portion
city will De received at this ONCE until l2 O'Clock
noon on SATURDAY. Juno 9. 1893. and opened
Immediately thereafter. Specifications, general
instructions to bidders, and blank forms Of pro-
10 this ONCE. WILLIAM =. Villas,
EDWARD CLARK,
A. X. sPOFFORD,
my 6-eod3w Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
q 3
GRAND :, OPENING
wHI7E !
ION MONDAY
! FOR THE BALANCE OF TIE WEEK

the most lovely. superb. and complete STOCK Oh
WHITE GOODS ever displayed In any mousse
south OF Philadelphia. will DO on exhioiton' ana
Won are cordially invited to come and inspect the
same. It consists Of
Linen De Daccas from &c. n yard 10 2oc.;
Checked Muslins from 4Hc. TO s5c.i
Pique Welts from 12kc. 70 Sc;
India Lawn from 4kc. 70 NC;
Mulls from l0c. 10 30c;
Lace Striped Muslin from 4Xc. TO 1870;
Lace HemstitchOd Nainsooks from 10 70 20c
In fact, any and every variety oil WHILE
GOODS to be seen. and amongst them some rere
styles, which. owing 70 the low prices, VIII not re-
man with US long In addition TO this complete
stock We show pretty line OF CANVAS
CLOTHS, PRECILLA CHECKS, and EXAMINES,
all OF them In an endless variety OF styles ana
at prices that will prove attractive and pleasing
We desire to impress upon you the fact that we
show over one hundred styles OF SWISS
FLOuNCINGs, ranging In price from 4Ic. yaro
up to $3.50. This line We assure you Is the pref
test ever offered, and are such styles and pat
terms "a you will soc in no othor store. We pride
ourselves on this particular limo OF Flouncings,
as We know them 70 DO the cream OF anything
ve have ever been able 20 secure heretofore.
Amongst the late arrivals Just opened are hfty
pieces Of our Celebrated Popular Styles oil
sATINES at i9xc. yard. Some OF the patterns
are amongst the choicest We have had this
season
Also, twenty-three pieces OF HENRIETTA
CLOTH at 2j. 90, and 75c. yard-the shades
being the leading ones, Gobehn Serpent, Apple
Green, Terra Gotta, Mahogany, and others.
Ask to see the best and largest DAaAsk
TOWEL ever sold ia Richmond for l2Hc. and We
will show 1t TO YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06
A PROMINENT MINISTER WRITES.

Dr.. hozisg: Dear sir,- After ten years OF great
suffering from. ndigestian or dyspepsia, with
great nervous prosration and billiousness. dis
ordered tidneys aud constipation. have been
cured by four bottles OF your Lemon Elixir. and
am nos well man. Rev. G. G. DAVIS
Elder Methodist Episcopal Church, South
No fetn.lf s,~o.t A,i.aso ~.
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Lemon Eltxtr.
A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.

Rev. g. X. Lynch publisher Of the ldbama
ChristiGn advocate, birmingham, writes: l
travel ell over tho STATE; my friends say they
md DR.. Molleys Lemon Elixir most excellent
medicine. Ny bo0k-keeper and foreman both
use II In place Of caiomel, pills. etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-06

Reading notices fl rseflng-mAi,er type
lines or less. 81; in nonpareh loaded, DC
Card Of rates for more space furnished On ap-
-.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
Card From Prof. orapb.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:-I was In VIII.
mington on Saturday last, and was our.
prlsed to hbar that the general idea Ia
that had Jumped the town" on &C
count of bad dobts contracted while
showing In March last At Odd Bellows'
Hall. While / admit that this engage.
ment was not successful, will here
state that my Abaenoe from the city was
not on this account, and this idea en- .
mated from some 'orAcked brain" iudi-
vlduAl generally known As "fool." t"
When l know that people are now
liviDR In thio Town who owe thousands
OF dollars, why should leave It for
owing = pAltry $50. lost SI56 by the
engagement, which l have paid with
one whom trusted as o friend, and am
now taking my vaoA.ion, having been
In five different States since April lot,
not having Lad one for 80 months, aud
Intend to return home in "a short time to
prepare for my summer school Any
one apply ling Ut the studio. FOG King
direct, will be given . circular, and
Ehoee who continually talk about me
will be given thorough instruction In
common ssnse," free OF charge, by
applying tn me personally. As teacher
l will SAY have q rame second to none
10 Wilmington, and intend to keep 1t
Look for announcement.
Your, etc
JAMES II CRABB.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
R,s Farewt,, Sermon.

Last evening tho Raw. ]. Howard
Nixoni ID. d, preached his farewell
sermon At the Central Presby yteriAn
Church before o lArge congregation,
many Of whom were meubers Of the
West and Rodney street churches, The
Rev. A. n. Keigwin and the Rev. Will
liam L. MoEwan also took part In the
services.
Dr. Nixon chose Tor his text the two
nFst verses OF Hebrews XII: "Where.
fore seeing we also are encom passed
about with 30 great q cloud Of witnesge,
Iet rs lay atide every weight and the
SIN which doth Bo easily beset us, and
let us run with patience the race set
pelore us. Looking unto Jesus, the
author and hnishar of our faith, who
for the joy that wAa set before him on
durod the GROSS, despisinR the shame.
ana Is set down at the right hand OF the
throne Of God"
BE delivered an eloquent and Impres,
sive discourse, ard 81 the close the
Rev W. l. McEWA on behalf of the
Preebytery OF New Castle county, de.
olared the pulpit Va cant.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
Rain, snow and Wind. .

sr. PAUL, April 30.-Aftsr three
days OF rain, st St. Paul, Minnesota, II
began showing yesterday afternoon
and the snow continued ut 9p. IN. A
damp suow was reported ut other points
In Minnesota ana Dakota.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, April so -
The floods In the Wisconsin and Chip
pawa rivers have besn renewed by
heavy rains and great damage 10 feared
especially at WAuBau. Chippewa Falls
and Eau Claire. Thirty families have
been compelled TO remove from the
Eau Claire flats,
1t is reported that the Mullan tunnel,
on the Northern Pacific railroad, which
passes through the main range OF the
Rocky Mountains, will probably be
come total wreck through the action
OF the melting snow and the spring
raias. A heavy "Iqusezs" has also al.
IcAdy neceasltkted its abandonment.
The loss will be over ~. 600, 900.
Strong easterly winds for several days
have caused the Mississippi river below
New Orleans TO rise rapidly, and make
several small orevAsseH. Tbs most seri
Gus is at 81 Sophie. 80 miles below the
city, where the rice fields are inundated
with Halt water.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
Acc dehta,lN shot.

On Saturday afternoon rs Harold, son
of Wlllism Harvey, accompanied by a
companion named Harvey Mccall, ,wer 3
engaged In small rife practice on the
Brandy wine, the former WAS accident.
ally shot In the calf Of the left limb. It
appears from what can be learned that
his companion was in the act Of placing
. cartridge In the rife, when by some
unexplained reason It was prematurely
discharged, and entered tho floshy part
Of the calf. He was removed TO the
home OF his father, No 1903 East Seventh
street. DR.. Maull was summoned, and
after probing for the bullet failed to
locate It. There 10 no danger appre-
hended from the accident. The young
lad, who ia about 12 years Of age. bears
up mAnfully under the accident. This
morning he was reating very quietly.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
Ferepaugh's ersa, snow.

This morning the advance guard o.
Forepaugh's Great Show, consisting o
Tour mounted buglars, arrived In this
city And rode through the streets distri-
buti1R bills. The great show will arrive
next Monday, and at O'Clock in the
morning tho grand pageant will start
from the show ground, accompanied by
four bands of music. The frst section
VIII consist Of the mammoth menagerie,
led by twelve elephants, and then will
folloY the silly and elegant dens of the
giraffe, rhinoceros, hippopotamus, sea
lions, ETC., etc
Thb second section will be composed of
hundreds OF handsome horses, gaily
deckkd and mounted proc csssionis's
The third section will be composed of
the famous Wild West show 1t will be
led br real Cowboys Bass Band, fol-
lowing which will appear the old Dead
wood mail coach, driven by former
knig ht OF the whip of the Overland Mail
Company, and a delegation of far west
Indians, in full war paiat and feathers,
aud \ hundred plaiusmen, scouts, eavages
sharpshooters, ETC., all dressed In wild
westgarb and mounted on Ind an ponies.
These denizens OF the plains VIII give
perfect picture OF Clusters Last Rally In
The famous battle OF the Little Big Horn,
q border drama of most thrilling Interest.
6sThe fourth section will present the cir
Gus celebrities and sp cial features, such
as Cleopatra and her barge of gold, Lalla
Rookh, princess of Delhi, and then comes
the great Mikado of Japan, and his
royal court, led by the band from the
town OF Tttlpu.
Thousands are everywhere nocking to
see Ibis famous exhibition. Nothing in
the show world has hitherto been seen
equtling in magnitude and merit Fore
paukh's Great Combination for this sea.
son. The canvas seats u, 900 people, and
with pleasant weather there will be no
vacAntseats beneath 1t on the day Of exhi.
bitipn.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
The 'Pale races -

This is the generic designation of the
white race bestowed by our copper-co color
ed brother, the "noble savage" The
Caucssisn, though many shades lighter,
is not necessarily pallld, But when his
cutlcle has the parchment colored tint,
aud his checks he hollowness indicative
of want OF bodily stamina, he we'll
deserves the appelstion of ''pale face. ]"
These facial indications should suggest a
course of Aostetter's Stomach Bltlers, an
acknowledged rehabllitator Of a falling
strength aud renewer of bodily substance.
1t is derived exclusively from botanic
sourees--is pure and efficient. III In
vigorating action is prompt, thorough
and speedily felt. Can the Ike be said OF
most tonlcs2 Scarcely, Appe lite, as we'll
IS the ability to satisfy Il without subse-
quent discomfort, is renewed by 1t, and
1t etfeetually tones the liver and bowels
1t fortiies the system against malaria
and rheumatism, and remedies nervous
ness and kidney complaints.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
Brevtties.

me ehoepena has house I'm the cisy
Nv mf@rd Bron.' Ao4 Market ntrees
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Brazilian Balm, immediate euro for numps
Btazilian uaim cures n cold; 20 doses, 100
eb to Aurphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Hurphey'p.
Try Bash's coal you will surely like 1t.
Mhlard v. Davis, jeweler, . E. second st.
Ffhe 10 X. Rings, at Hsnra, Is Z. Fourth.
Flank Roop Smith, drugRist, 9Th and King.
A nerican Laundry, COZ West Frent street.
First class furniture At hurphey's. 300 Ship
ley street.
ab to aeo. Il. Murphev's for your pariof
Icy Itreet.
Wo stop the press 10 ssy that II Hollis has
the Dest cough candy at No. 4 West Second
street.
A MAIDEN's s MEDITATION
Sweet maid, what anxious thoughts to.
Keep you lingering here on the steilt
Arc yon thinEiog OF eyes tnAt with Levels
PloAded with yOurg share1"
All re! A far more important thing
tfouyled the throbbtnk BRAN
Agup The winding stairs She swept,
llAintily holding hor tram.
5hb was wondering II, at the coming ball,
With little artistic taste,
ahb could MAKE that looK llRs another dresa
By wearing d diioront waist.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
Mr. Beaucnamp's nsawdust {,

BALTIMORE, Nd, April ga
Cpl kciAl from Salisbury says the people
ar buud New Hope, Wicomtco County
arp m uoh exercised over the dndinR OF
q box Of gold ooins by Peter Beau
champ, who runs q saw mill at that
place. lie was eAwing q large cypress
log, when about 8 iuohes rom Its end the
saw struck something which broke 1t
Investigation brought forth al old tin
bdx four inches vide and eight inches
broad. 1t was In neatly morticed
cavity, over which zap fibre four
inches thick had grown, leaving the
tfbe perfectly sold.
Mr.. BaArchamp refuses to disclose
the amoant Of the treasure, bat the box
IA said to have been full OF gold pieces
OF from one to twenty dollars Ia value.
The log belonged to james Carey, and
By says he will institute legal proosed-
i1gs TO recover his "sAwd ast." The
gold is supposed to have been hid by
LBvi Spencer. . miser. who resided In
the neighborhooa hsfors the war.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
New On,na store.

smyth & Wilkins, formerly of King
street between Second and Third, have
removed their china store to No E.s'
Fourth street, and now have one OF the
cosiest establishments In this city. The
second floor is we'll stocked with an ex
tensiye line OF tinware, consisting Oi
everything needed for household and
kit ,hen use. The lower floor 10 literally
packed with china and glassware.
lamps. vases, tableware, go, The stock
is large and well selected, and rs IL has
bsen purchased for Dash, can be go az
the lowest prices. La fact, II Is the In
tention of tho firm TO try and furnish
the best goods at slight advance oyar
the cost OF manufacturing.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
Tho CirY Anno citation.

The City Democratic Association met
on Saturday evening in the Young
meD's Democratic Club roome. Presi.
dent Vandearift presided.
The committee on candidates reported
that William b. Norton and John j.
Dougherty were candidates for Mayor;
John o. Farra and Dennis j. Mention
for President of Council; and for City
Treasurer, r, r. Griffith. The report
was adopted and the committee dis,
charged.
The President was given permission
to amend his decision, given at the pre-
vious weekly meeting, in regard to tha
Board OF Election officers At the nomi.
nations. The amendment reads as fol.
lowt: IL there are more than two per
Sous contestiDg for q nomination, nc
one candidate shall be entitled to more
than one representative, etc.
The meeting then adjourned. ..
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
shertnys Sales.

Sheriff Lambson sold the following
properties on Saturday afternoon b,
VIrture OF writs of levArl facine:
lot and two story frame dwelling OF
Tenth street near Scott, the properly O
William Toner, ct ux, to j. Frnes,
smith, attorney, for $3.50
A lot and two-story brick house on
bayard avenue near Ninth street (ex.
ton ded), the properly of Frank strick.
iann .et ux, TO the same attorney, for
A lot and two-story brick house in
christians hundred, the property OF the
same defendants, to the same attorney for
A lot Of land and a two story brick.
house at TatnAll street between Eighth
anu Ninth streets, the property Of Benz
n. Wilson, administrator of Susan vii
son, TO the same attorney for $3.50.
Two tracts OF land, the first at DUPONT
and Second streets and the other at
second aud New streets, both the pro
perty OF j. Frank Ruth, ct ux, To the
same attorney $1,000.
n lot and two story brick house In
Christiana hundred, near the Twelfth
ward, the property of Frank Strickland,
TO the same attorney for $3.50.
A lot and two-sJory frame house on
Tenth street near scott, the property OF
$3.50. -''
A lot and two story brick house in
Christiaua hundred, near the Twelfth
ward, the property of the same defendant
70 the same attorney for $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
PRICE ONE GENT.
Uounterfelting . Baning powder,

Counterfeiting . Baking Powder,
The pubic is TOO we'll informed as to
the danger from plnm baking powders
10 need any cantion against utine them.
II is, nevertheless, q fact that many Of
our most prudent aod oaref1l house-
keepsre ara, without knowing II, using
these deleterous articles daily, and
from them preparing for their fA0ilies
food which, were they avsre OF It's ma
ture. they would not offer 10 Q beggar.
| Baking powders made from burnt alum
cost less than four cep t. q ponnd. when
these can be worked of In place Of tho
Royal Baking Powder. and sold, for
forty or fifty cents pouud, there are
many manufacturers and dealers sum-
ciently unscrupulous 10 do II. =
A favorite method of selling these
poisonous alum bakiug powders is by
placing them In an empty Royal Bake
ing Powder can and weighing them out.
In small quantities when the Royal
Baking Powder 10 oAllsd for By custo.
mers. The grocer, II questioned. claims
that he buys In large packages ut q
lower rate, and is thus able to tell be.
All baking powders sold In this way
are entitled 70 suspicion. AnAlyse see Of
many OF them have been made with D.
view to prosecution, and In ell cases
they have been found largely AdulterA-
ted and generally made from poison oua
burnt alum. This 10 selling couot otsrfeis
goods. and Is, OF course an ofenss
AgAinst the law. We are glad to know
that the r lyal BAking Powder CDm-
psny have taken the matter in hand,
and are acting In o way that will pro-
tect the public from tue swindle.
The surest protection from this feaud
is Tor the housekseper to buy the bsk.
Ing powder Of the brand she wishes In
the original unbroken package, looking
carefully to see that the label has not
bee n tampered with. The Royal Baking
Powder Company Announcf, what is
well known. that their goods are packed
for the convenience OF consumers In
cans OF various s'zR, but are never sold
In bulk by the barrel or loose By weight
or measure. The cans are securely seal
ed with the company's trade mark
label, and the weight OF each package
stamped on the cover. Any baking
powder being pedfled out by weight
under the name OF Royal they denounca
ss bogus and to be avoided.
Consumers should bear these facts In
miHd If they do not wish to have i'm
posed upon them the poisonous alum
stuff that is being profussly distributed
throughout the country under the name
OF baking powder. II, however, they
buy the Royal in cans with unbroksn
labelr, they are always sure OF using .
baking powder perfectly pure and
wholesome, and Of the highest test.
strength and efficacy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
.,.ou,,oon for urops.

.v,vvr,yoLts, MINI, April 2s The
y'aswestem Miller's report oil crop con
- "a drv aud backward weather has
Se order OF the day for the last six
~, Instead OF steady improvement
a..n. been steady decline In general
..isdus Of the winter wheat crop up
ssstlme. The outlook On the Pacific
M. by no means encouras ing, the
~ depending entirely upon the rains.
4, unusually long dry term is at present
,,sdur much anxiety as to future reeults.
1inol, TO day makes the poorest show
.1iof crop OF winter wheat OF any
~ IN the belt, aud the indications are
M tbe State viii prove failure, so far
L,yI.ll Il clncerned, unlees the present
|Irtene conditions are mitiRated. lndi
T., h,. made no Improvement since the
M report, and there is no change for
IA. better 10 note IN the condition Of
|OAIn The weather still keeps cold and
kxtvArd In Michigan, and the crop looks
EUNu aud unhealthy. Its condition can
IN be determined until warm weather
|fuu in an appearance. Missouri shows
to,hlng to day 10 warrant a crop as large
4, lut season. While the outlook In
Nilsssis still encouraging. yet the TACT
Srunt be disguised that insects have
spDened in various portions OF the State.
liz reports from Tennessee are still faV.
tnbe as are those from Texas, and there
|, no change to note in the outlook of
ksuucky. All through Cana tbs wheat
,lll backward and looks brown, but
Ip BEEN well protected all winter and Is
|houthI to have come through all right.
4 very thorough survey of the spring
Nhslt d.ultion In the Northwest shows
Ihi. 10 Manitoba the weather continues
bsry backward and seeding is from 10 to
d,Jb lstr than last year, and the gen.
ral conditions are not very favorable.
ElnnaCs and Dakota seeding IL about
2aIiays late, but the condition of
}, Eulnl is thought 10 be an offset for
b iisnsss Of the season. Seeding has
fiticily commenced this week. The
Ep9r. show a decrease in acreage In
bu Ili Nebraska
Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
LArao Noses.

Essiht 1.A.as Oily Timss
[heprIence in the city of Mr.. Mapano,
!Apalese, whose nOse furnishes him the
ars Of earning livelihood, Mr Ma
hno being smeller of tea, recalls the
p! ihht lu Japan the nose is the only
f!lre which attracts attention The
s determines the beauty or ugllness of
face according As 1t is big or little This
probably due 10 the fact that difference
iO's constitutes about the only dis
fstoR between DEe japanese face and
0'hef The eyes are invariably black,
cheek oOues nigh and the chin reeed-
n 10 Japan ady who has a huge
feOoscis is a.Naye a raging beauty and
Asulrg belle, There are a few large
slNoag Tie lAt,yes, and lucky indeed
Asof she upon whom nature laVishes
n IL all JapAuese pictures represent
supposedly beautiful women the
Fs' .Nils himself loose ON the nose.