WATCH YOUR NOSE

Otago Daily Times, Issue 9337, 30 January 1892, Page 5 (Supplement)

WATCH YOUR NOSE

_ Already the claim is made that one's disposition is outlined by his nose. According to the Buffalo Commercial, largo nostrils show courage. People of fearless dispositions breathe fully and freely. All the fiercer animals have dilated nostrils. The drooping nostril shows histrionic talent. If the nose also droops, it denotes a tragic power, and if only the nostril the capacity is marked for the interpretation of comedy. When the nose is thin at the bridge it shows generosity, while a nose that is thick at the bridge argues iiiquisitiveness. When it is "tip-tilted like the petal of a flower " the person is inquisitive. A projecting nose argues a disposition to investigate. It is ahead of the person as it were, and wants to scent out things. Look at your nose in the glass and see what sort of a person you are any way. If ycur nose is blue you have a bad circulation ; if very pale you are suffering from poority of blood ; if full of blackheads, which you can squeeze out, your blood is impure ; if your nose has a red colour, it may have cost you a lot of money to have got up that beautiful brilliancy, and'it may also cost you a great deal still to keep it in repair; in either case you arc a victim of aggravated indigestion, caused by the liberties you take with your stomach and liver, and must have immediate recourse to that great regulator of all diseased conditions known as Clements Tonic, which, so far, has never failed to cure a single case when: it has been given a fair chance. Kollow the example of G. Alexander Tather, Esq., 198 Myers street, Oeeloug, Vic, who snys ;—" It is a very pleasing duty for me to convey to you (he fuels of the great benefit that has accrued to me through taking Clements Tonic. For the last two years I have suffered wry severely from indigestion, flatulence, and 1 think every other "horror appertaining iueroio, being .subject to great uneasiness and retching after meals, especially after Uinner, which meai I had to discontinue altogether, the' nasty sensation and retching rtepre.ssetl me so much. I iried many of the advertised cures wuhout benefit, but on reading of a case (cured by Clements Tonic) similar to my own, I resolved to give the same remedy a trial, and after t.-ikin;.; three bottles the uneasy feeling and retchii!;,- were entirely cured ; ami I shall not fail to make it known as widely as possible iu the Cieelong district, where I reside, and trust it may be llul. means of relieving others so alilictcd."'

—Man, no ilonbt, has done much to scatter the seeds of plants. He conveys them in his baggage, in the packing of his household goods, among his grain, and with the forage for his cattle. The weeds around almost every seaport are, if only the climate is filling, almost identical ; and even in Northern Africa/all along the caravan routes may w found many famiiia<English plants.