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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1050, 17 February 1882, Page 2

RATER'S HALL, MR. 0. E. HUGO, the Celebrated Physiognomist, will deliver one of his POPULAR LECTURES on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT. StrßjßOiv- *' Physiognomy of Eyes." The lecturer will desoribe the .various physiognomical indications of the different shapes, positions, and colour of eyes, (large, small, oval, prominent, deep-set,' round, long, open, half-closed, uplifted, blue, black, grey, brown, and hazel eyea. By referring to diagrams he will illustrate -how love and hatred, benevolence and selfishness, monogamous and promiscuous love, kindness and cruelty, honesty and' dishonesty, activity and indolence, continence and incontinence, can be read in the human face. The eyes speak all languages, Embeson. They are the mirrors of the soul. Lavatbb. Her eyes, they were so beautiful and bright, with all we can imagine of the skies. • BvidN. The forehead bold and capacious, and the eternal eyes in the face of imperial marble. * * Heinb "Napoleon" Thine, eyes shall be my morning stars of memory, , Schiller. Ye Gods Irwhose eyes descend- soft., dew, and awful thunder, Euripides. To comnnfnee at 8 o'clock. Admission, . 2s. Three tickets, 4s. Saturday EtoarftfO's Subject: "Types of Faces. •47^ * ; 1 . *'.'.' ';',.■"' r XX-.X ' '" r* ■ [A card.] II R. E. -■■ H. BEE RE , Jul Licensed Surveyor, Will ARRIVE in a FEW DAYS. ORDERSLBrT AT M'GABTIN'S HOTEL.