The Negro's Nose

Some years apo Frederick Douglass áddressod a conventiou of negroes in Louisvillo. He said iu the conrse of his remarks that lie did uot thiuk au arualgamatiou of the white and black races desirable, the pure negro being, iu his opinión, the best of the race. While èpeaking his eyeglasses continued to slide froni their perch. "Butlwish," Interpolated the speaker, "I wish we could get up some sort of an alloy for the negro which would insuie a nose