The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-13

beading nose; it5will aosai6e "
dictate; twill subdua. 6s
two noses atike, but III - sSSI3
many things In common. r. h: iT
pie. according 70 the Trpy IL q u
noses snee1e, snarl, snu6. sno(v NJ y
sneers sntti. snufde, snia1of - - e
Noses mark the peculia{ {atls0s ofy
and the Rradatiops oi sociSfS. s ~ ~
noses OF Austrslians. shes Eoaua, nasliI
and the negroes broad, nsf - VSIS
mark their mental and lmIIorSl chos.,
acteristica The striking difEerenca
between the African negro ~. fhS
North American Indian g scuipEured
on their noses. The Caucasian has =
prominent and we'll defined noee. and
he leads In subduing the world. n. :.
The Chinese have bad noaa.. a,a
they are Intellectually a superior race.
but they are not really proper excep-.
ton, for they flatten the noses Of their
children IN infancy. They have culti.
waited small and fiat noses for genera
tions upon some absurd notion that
the eyes are the most important anal
should not be obscured By the NOS.
You can also see how the nose msrip
some of the gradations Of society
around you. Look at tho concavo faces
OF the low and ignorant, those who0
you are sure to find of mornings Ia tha
police courts. and who adorn The Gala
Of our prisons. You cannot for q mo-
ment associate beauty, valor, Reuius
or Intellectual power with such nosee.
II you look at the progress OF tho
individuals life. the contour Of the
nose marks all It's stages. Who eyee
saw baby with q Roman or auuiline
nose. or even GrecisnP. Tho babv
nose Is . little snub. the nose Of vesE-
ness and undevelopment Tho ohildss
nose keeps Its inward curve; In youth
u straightens, and then comes. IN car.
tain characters and races, the bold
outward curve Of the aquiline or the
stronger prominence OF the Roman. If
may stop at any point ia this march
OF progress and present . case OF ar
rested Development And We all feel
tnstinctively that a certain shaped nose
Is the proper index OF certain char.
acter. >
Almost all great men have been re.
markable for their noses. either "a II
shape. or size OF color.
The wide nostriled nosa beto,.ane
strong power for thought and love for
serious meditation. and these you seo
IN the portraits Of Shakespeare. Bacon,
FRANKLIN and DR.. johnson, and others
OF our great students and writer's. Glib.
bon had hardly any nose at all. He
mad Q wee. little protuberance in tho
middle Ut his face which, by courtesy.
was called q nose, but it was hardly
discernible. set between TWO enormous
cheeks. Tycho Brahe lost his nose IN
duel and wore q golden one, which
ne attached to his face with q cement
which he always carried about. Rame.
ses III. used to cut of the nose of anv
subject accused Of talking treason
against him. Actisanes, another r,,ler
OF Egypt, had novel way of punishine
robbers. He cut off their noses and
eolonized them-the robbers-in des-
ert place. which he called Rhinoconua
from the nature of the punishment Of
Its citizens. On the other hand. ana
more humane. perhaps. was his punish.
ment OF dishonest butchers. II was
unique. A hook was put through their
nose and q piece Of meat was hung
upon it
In 1851 Charles II. had the nose of
Lord Coventry. keeper of the seal Of
England, cut off because he dared to
ask In parliament an inquisitive ques.
tion about some actresses of the day.
Later. Frederick tho Great had a.no-
oieman's nose cut OF because he pro.
tested openly that he had been enc
rolled In the army through fraud.
Criminals have been known 10 cut OF
their noses to escape detection. MAJ.
ing a new nose has often been per.
formed in America since DR.. j. Mason
Warren. OF Boston, made the first sue.
cessful one In 1887.