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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-05

R,.cKwoop's MAaAz1sE.--We are IN
,ece;nt Of Blackwood's Magazine for July,
and VIC unite our voice with those OF 9TH
er exchanges in declaring it to be SUI
perior number 1t opens with story
entitled "A Year and Day" "kecol-
kctions Of Lord Byron ;" Sketches IN
POLYNESIA - Norris Poems > "A Ne"
Theory of Earthquakes and Volcanoes ;;
"A Story of Eulepburg; y THE Church
Bill in the Lords" Terms, for Blackwood
or any of the reviews, 81. Blackwood and
any one Review, 81, The four Ne
views, Sl2. Blackwood and the four
Reviews. SIS. Published at the Leon
ard Scoot Publishing Co., l4o Fulton
street, between Broadway and Nassau.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-05
bel At LeouarGttwn a the 2rt Tuesday Of
August, $50, for .he purpose Of organizing
permanent association.
A minority report was maf> by VIM.
F Perry. E.q., which WAS as follows:

Resolved -hv this meeti-- Ts,s. the school
Teachers OF this county hay assembled f1C ne
purpose of forming 'fTcsche-> Assoc anon
with the siew of inre-changin- vie IS and sen'l-
ncnts with regard 70 the beSr ;ao5r II: manner
Of Importing instruction TO the youth .: cur
schools. ana discussing such other matters s.
fecting the general educational interest ss nav
tend TO elevate the general standard Of etoca-
ton in this county.
Resolved Tha; i, is she sense of this meeting
that lie first in>tallment OF the school fund
under The present hoo' 'sw in being s0p led
o The erection 81 school houses ~ 'HiS coun'r.
vas j manipulation x tna s'Aoo. fund ri
rlAriIv IN eni-ri :o- the Pavr1e,t ~ Tez-h~r>
,J33ries cir erosion '.siG- otherwise provided
for hv other sections ~ the lgw.
Resolved futthc- That unless irnneliete steps
be tAker ~ the county School Commissioners
to make good the deficiency ii our salaries
cauSed hv such misapf!ica,.en offunis a. Aio-e-
said an3 reglcct or refusal 10 carry out other
provisions Of the school law il viii be our
righ. az well our duty 10 consider tbs pro-
pvietv OF inStituting legal proceedings for the
recovery Of the same.
Resolved That in view Of the small atten-
dance Of Teachers At ttl:s meeting, consequent
upon the short notice given this meeting do
now adjourn unul next Tuesday week, when il
i expected permanent organization will be
effected
On motion of jeff. B. Jarboe, Esq,
these proceedings were ordered to be pub
i~hed in the ST. Mary's Beacon. and that
the meeting adjourn to the day Sc. out
in the above resolutions
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-05

NpxupRAwAI.-We are authorised TO
alta SHAT John j. Allstsn. Esqr.. here
toiose ans>.nced by US as = candidate for
Schosl Commissioner N the Factory dis
sios. rs no. candidate for that position.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-05

SNrk CoaYrReLLEK-B Everett Smith
Esq. editor Of the Snow Hill Skieii, an
4, ounces himself as . candidate for the
uomiua,icn OF Ccmp,uoller of the Treasu-
ryo: Maryland
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-05
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4 GENTS for
IA Business
Forms Tor all Trad
The rhiu Parsot
Law IN Harvard
FoK BODY.
contract and leg Al
how te draw aud I,
rst and lest autho
Tor our LIBERAL ter
Bl7le Prospectus.
Aug 5, 1859
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-05

TK&r OF i4rH AND 13rH AMENDMENTS.
-Wesgive below the text of the two
amendments to the Constitution, about
which 81 much has been, is now, and Is
likely to be said for some time to come )
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-05
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Sold by a.

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Wiser, Lnr
"Antiiotc Wlu
hnd nrplicui
nittrut Fever
tee, has been
contents ami
mud rccpgntzu
Ca~e IN que toil
! did So. and
ti>cly IN accord)
foritly you IN
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-08-05
TEACHER OF NuMnER EIG

P s. Since writing the above, | no.
tee call by several Teachers to meet
Tuesday, the 3rd instant, This regard
as premature, sufficient time has not been
given for it to be generally known. How
ever, it will do no harm We can meet
and take the preliminary steps towards
the formation of Teachers Association
and adjourn to meet at some more favor
able time.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

MoNEy IN MILK.-Thc following
short paragraph from tho Dallas Ca
zette is so sensible and fits any local
in Iowa so we'll, that We transfer it
to our columns, and commend it to
all men Of the Iowa prairies: ''Why
dor't somebody start q dairy in our
county, cast, west, north, or south?
Illinois is making her own cheese
and butter in great factories about
Elgin and Rockford in the north,
and in Ford county in the south of
that State. Our wild grasses arc
better than theirs, and at present
there is no end to tho range. With
butter at thirty cents, and cheese
at fourteen cents . pound, New
York farmers get rich, and have to
pasture their cows on land worth
$10o an acre. Here cheese 10
worth twenty-five cents, and butter
often forty cents, and pssturing
nothing. Who will start FIRST -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

ENoLIsH LANauAaE.-There is
no other spoken language 30 cheap
and expressive by telegraph as tho
English. SO the electric wires are
becoming teachers Of ogr mother
tongue in foreign countries. The
same amount Of information can be
transmitted in fewer English words
thAn French, German. Italian, or
any othor European language. In
Germany and Holland especially, It
10 coming to DO . common thing to
send kilograms 20 save expense and
insure precision. !" Thus tho Red,
White and Blue, the Celtic, Teu-
tonic, and Latin clements Of Eng
lish language will yet make the tour
Of tho globe, and be tho silent
speech fitted to the silent lips of
lightning, as we'll as the tongue
which half the earth's millions will
speak within two centuries Of tho
present time.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

"A Farmer, = in the. Iowa Home
steod, having challenged the world
to produce hog Mat eanrun faster
or jump higher than one Of his
bought at . high price as . full
blooded Berkshire, lis answered
as follows by . "Rusticus:''
Last summer, in. answer TO .
letter l had written to him. Mr..
Wilson said be had the 'best Berk-
slfsrcs in the country Of course
I bit. and sent the greenbacks. In
. few days camc the crittcr, we'll
Gagged. Lucky he arrived in the
evening" so none of my neigbbors
saw him. I quietly went around on
the street, and, meeting neighbor
who didn't care for fino stock. sworc
him to secrecy, took him to the cage
and offered him the hog il ho would
pay tho express charges; but ho
would not do II, so I gave him tho
hog on condition ho wouldn't tell.
e A few days ago, while ae Mat
tison, the place where Mr.. Wilson
ships bis hogs. l learned that he
had shipped largely Of this kind OF
stock during the fall and winter; I
also heard q story while there Of ono
Of Wilson's velocipcdc Bcrkshircs
breaking his cage at the station, just
as tha express came along, and find-
ing the track good running refused TO
leave it, and actually beat the
train into Chicago, . distance Of 40
miles. Nor is this all. He went
to the lake, quenched his thirst,
refreshed himself with = few CLANS.
and the next morning was at Mr..
Wilson's ready for another ship
ment. I don't vouch for the truth
of this story, but if it is truc,I be.
lieve l got that identical hog.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06
The St. Paul Pioneer. comment
inc on the tariff nlank of tha demo.

The St. Paul Pioneer. comment
ing on the tariff plank Of the demo-
cratic platform Of this state says:
That is exactly TO the point. The
radical swindling tariff policy, which
robs the poor men and makes them
poorer. for the sake Of making tho
rich men richer, has only, ono deter
mined, persistent, merciless enemy.
That enemy is the democratic par
ty. A few radical politicians oppose
the rascally radical tariff, but those
who wage unrelenting war upon it.
and who will never surrender. sre the
democrats. To wipe cut the present
form Of tariff, the democracy must
hc placed in power again. Then
that piece Of unoonscionable thiev-
cry will cease to exist. =,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06
Original Expresslons.

4 Rome-antio Animal.-The
Pope's Bull.
Fruit-less Dononstrati tions-Or.
ange Riots. ~
O&csrs much needed on the po-
lice force" Orderly Sergeants. =
Il il suggested that the Fenian
letters found SO plentifully in IRE
land are nothing but green p's.
The sham rocks mostly worn in
hats nowadays are bricks.
Tho shoe trade is Q aid to be 90
brisk that goods are soled a. fast
as manufactured. -
A humanitarian thinks New York
ers should always keep cool. while
they have such . nice Borg b.
among them.
Joe-Cose. taking timo by the
foreloek, has applied for the po-
sition Of "Court jester under the
coming empire.
Diplomatic. fat ofice-Min-
lister to Greece. ..a
1t is said Grant appointed Hay
Secretary Of Legation to Spain. an
ticipating that Sickles would mako
donkey Of himself. Thistle never
do.
The appointment Of . Missourian
as Minister to Brasil 10 considered
. Blow to our interests in that
country. The report that Mr.. Mot
lsy,s Secretary Of Legation isin
Bsdeau-dss at Londoa 10 discredited.
The President recognised the
Diplomatic weakness for = dinners. 4
BY appoiuting Partridge Minister t.
vsnesaels. and CoGey Secretary Of
Legation - Russia 91j aaa1n
I'M rs od i~lsa 81 JOE-OOSE. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

WHAT SHAxK-IMa LANGUAGE
Wilkes Spirit Of tho Times has
described Mr.. Henderson % the
'shovel-nosed shark Of the sea Of
Vice. This, 40 IN extract from .
journal yhich calls itself The Amer
loan gentlcman's newspaper, gives
10 > pretty fair notion Of what ian
American. Gentlemen . IL supposed
to be BY the Yankee Press. 10 our
mind :" Wilkes and License = rather
than = Wilkes and Liberty Dis sug-
gsstsd BY sach issgaags. which,
however, 10, NO presume, in accord
ance with the taste Il the species
Of gentlemen for whom il is
written.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

Dent announces that hc is run
ming for govcrner Of Miss. on his
own hook. and not under the favor
Of his brother. in-law Grant Hav.
ing seen tho disasterous results Of
Grants favor to Wells. iu .Vir-'
hinia. Dent is shrewd enough toI
wish to save himself from his fam
! lily friend. =, Y = -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

Every once in . while country.
mon come alongat city hotels Who
do nst. knOv what to Do with tho
gas when they so to bed. ] Two
travellers stopping at tho Dss Moinee
house, saya tho Rsgister, came nser
losing their lives last week b blow
Ing ont tho gss on retiring. Ono
Of them being asked Afterwards. It
he smelt anything wrong. replied
that he didn't notice any worso
smell than hotels generally had
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

Board called to ordor BY the
chair.
y All the members present.
eiYots Sallea on the above resolu-
Etiok aoasns ttrrg sit -a1 ,-e ",
Il Ays-Msssss Nichols, Ssssaes,
Csnbs, Slse, Emmons, Mersness
and Sullivan, Z. 3E -l2 'i# F.
Nsy-Messrs Howe. Patterson,
Tuttle, Perry and I.yden, 5. '.a
The following resolution was on
Resolution declared adopted.
nction adopted:
H1e,eas, Frank Stevens q
psuper was seat from Solon, Maine,
to the township Of Forest City and
is now . county charge. W.
Res0l|el, that the clerk oi
this Bosrd be instructed to issue
warrants on the order Of the town
Trustees sufficient to send him back
and to put the account for tho keep.
ing and transfer Of said pauper
against said town, sending him here,
in the hands Of an attorney for COL
lection and that in all similar casea
the Auditor issue warrants on the
order Of the town trustees for the
removal Of Paupers. .g..s..
Mr.. Searles offered the following
resolution which was on motion ad-
opted ..........
ResOlvez, That the Audito,
be instructed to ascertain as near
as possible the amount Of tho war.
rants outstanding and report at the
September session. -. ......-
Mr.. Combs moved that the reso.
luton making all communications
to the Board to be in writing DO re-
scinded. ...- -..-
Motion carried. Il a, . r...s
On motion Of Mr.. Scarles the
Board adjourned. a.na .t..z
Attest, G. s. THURBER,
Clerk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06
Braef Biegraphic m 81 ctch.

JULIus CRsar--Son n OF old man
Cossr. He wss born at Romo in
bhs .infaney. and. spoa arriving al
the estate Of his msnhood, became
= Roman. He was = fighter aud .
warrior Of somo note. ~ His friend
Brutus one morning asked how many
eggs he had eaten for breakfast,
and ho replied /; :. 81 tn Brute ="
His friond bcoawe enraged at being
called . brute and stabbed Cesar
quite dead.
MAnoHsr-Author Of the Koran,
On exciting romance which ho wrote
in the Mammoth Cave at Mecca.
He was tho author Of . religious
creed with which he stuffed Turkey
and tried to get up broil in Greece,
but failed. Many Of his early fol-
lowers suffered great prosecutions.
Some Of them were burnt at the
stake. He had three temples--onc
at Mecca and one on each side Of his
he ad.
GENERAL DUKE, or WELLINGTON.
An officer of tho British Army.
Mr.. Longfcllow makes honorable
melton Of him as the '.Warden of
the Cinquc Ports.''i Cinque means
five, and he was tho protector Of
Eve principal points, usually denom-
mated Five points. He lived to a
ripe old age and died. tee l. J
Guy FAwKs--A warm-heartcd,
impulsive Englishman, who bcliev-
cd the Parliamcnt too good for this
earth, and devised an expeditions
method of elevasing tho members
to better sphere. He was inter-
rupted in hiss good intentions, but
for which circumstance he doubtless
would havo mado . great aoiso in
the world. Hc was executed for
his disinterested benevolence, and
was subsequently burned in = place
called Ef6gy. a@' 70.
BoNAPARrE Ia harum- -scarum
sort Of fellow who occupied po-
sition Of considerable responsibility
in the French nation. The impress
sion went abroad that he was ambi-
tious. which damaged his. rcputs-
tion materially. Ho gained tho res
pect and admiration Of the French
nation. because, happily he was
mot . Freedman. Whec asked II
hs thought he could govern France.
he replied. "of CoTsicss.." The
close Of his life was not - bright
90 ito beginning, but there MAS
moro Of it in narrow compass.
PsrsR, TIE HsRnrf--Pete was
principally notrioas for stirring up
little difficulty between tho Chris
tians and Mahomedans. which ex-
tended over period of thirty years,
resulting in numerous excursions BY
lspd and water under the fascinating
title Of the Crusades. The Hermit
was an itinerant lecturer, and had
he lived in our day would have
SUg0 0OV UlS OStOUtlOu ~ OUIQOFa 6O0ve-
BY saving . deal Of bloodshed. The
Crusades turned out like tho author
Of the creed they we're intended to
annihilate-a false prophet.
PIurARcH-I only knew this gem
tleman BY reputation. He is always
spoken Of in the plural number.
:" Plutaroh's Lives" is . common
expression. but how many there
were Of him, I an not prepared to
say. s,,s.
BIsxAacn-vulgarly termed '.Ole
Biz" A modern hero, but very IL
litsiafe. He losmsrly signed bis
name With : capital B.. above and
beneath which we're written the
words. his mark" In conss-
quenoe Of this the sobriquet Of His
Mark Was bestowed upon him, but
Afterwards corrupted to Bismarck.
He played for Prussia and. made a
Count.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

APPLEs.-In the central. west
orn and northern parts Of this state
the apple trees are literally loaded
with fruit. So great . crop has
not been known for : number Of
years. New York Herald 10th ult.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

A young lady studying French 4
and finding that '.belle.i uoane 90
fine," told somebody in a letter that
we had great deal Of bellc- weather
lately" a'' '" a7'R rode ea@u'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06
SPECIAL SESSION.

A call having been made for I
|specisl session o. the Board of Gu
|Pervlsors, signed BY . majority ) oi
tht board, notice was issued AsIe-
qSited By l1w, to meet atths Coort
house at Csssco at - i. July 30,
1869.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

hEASONIC. arr ~k \A/
~ 1'1' ~ - = s"ga asroX
N@E I. Eal3r&lss s@,
New Oregon Lodge No. l0O
Of r. and A; M; hold their regular com.
munications Tuesday on or before the full
Moon Of each month. Visiting brethren
In good Standing arc invited to attend.
NJ. n. MOON w. NJ. Il
Essvs1 u VII. y PAr4sasox, ssety.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06
Commercial. -a
N. Y. Mercantile Journal, July IA.

The great majority Of the Ameri-
can people have hitherto been proud
to say that by birth II am q citi-
zen Of these United States. But
unless some changes arc made at On
carly day in the management ofthe
national finances. wo fear that tho
evils that soroly try the people will
90 thoroughly domoralise them Is to
make it . disgrace rather than an
honor to bo IN American citizen.
When the line oi policy that Seo-
retary Boutwell, would probably
pursue was foroshsdowed in his 6rst
operations, We boldly announced
that We thought him unfit for the
responsible position to which he had
been appointed and the reader
will, no doubt, remember that we
prophcsicd that no would be called
upon to resign before many months
should pass. The results Of bis
management. IS experienced the
past month, confirms Us in that
oponion. ~......
Under instructions from Secre-
tary Boutwell,. Assistant Treas urer
Butter6eld, Of this city purchased
to-day. obligations Of the Govern
ment, commonly known as $50
bonds, which do not fully mature
until about seventeen years from,
this date, to the amount Of $3, ,OOO.-
600. paying therefore promises Of
the Government already dno, sl-
lowing . discount on tho latter Of
II per cent or, in other words. be
paid 120 l-8 cents in lcgsl-tendeu
notes for, each 100 cents % repre-
sented BY the bopds. Can any oivi-
lissd man say. with . clear eoa.
ssisaea, tbAs sssA IN operation has
IN Il the first grain Of common
sense? A merchant Who would
pay = note having six months TO run
before maturity, giving therefor
his I. Q. u, payable on demand.
allowing II per cent. premium for
tho former. would be arrested By
other creditors, upon the ground Of
fraud. Ifhe had no other creditors
to thus look after him. his relatives
would apply to the courts for the
appointments If . guardian. upon
the ground Of insanity.
Should any man conduct himself
in the manner suggested above, Of
flooding the country with his. indi-
vidual promises to pay on dcmand.
especially when he was utterly un-
able, and. in fact, unwilling to 70.
deem them, in order therewith to
cancel unmatured obligations, the
whole community would. IS with
one voice, unite in saying, that
such man was . fit subject for. and
ought to be an inmate Of . lunatic
asylum.
If in this conclusion we rre cor.
rect, what shall We. say Of oul
Secretary Of tho Treasury, aud oi
all those persons who highly com
mend him in the course ho is pur'
suing-and in the next breath, cal
for : resumption Of specie payments.
Tho SOLEMN truth is, tho great
majority Of the financial writer's o1
the day are ignorant Of tho princi'
pies Of monetary science, in fact,
are nero quacks, who. in prescrib'
ing for our .dif6eultios, uso unmoan.
ing signs and symbols. which they
do not thsmselvos understand. there
b docoiving tho ignerant,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06
ron RENT,

eat i ROD RENT. vnao \
The promises osespied By Tie subseri.
bsr South side q Market street, Cresco.
There y . god barn attatched to the
premises. = good stand for business al
a1y kinds For paxticxiarssenquirs q the
premises OF at the Plain Dealer tQAiee. /. a
April 8, 1859.
2onsl.er a,,i T, LEONARD
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

EvAHs HOUSE,
Near the Steamboat Landing,
McGREGOR, 60: -: IOWA.
G. III. Flanders, PrOp'r.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06
w. MAYNARD. tE
CRESCO 10 VA.
GLAZIER AND PAINTER.

Win attend 70 House, Sign, or Carriage
/, Painting at short notice and reasonable
rates. Shop on tho South side u Market
street nearly opposite Flemmings lumber
Office.
n26tf May 23,ls6s. 4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

M. s. A. Stone.
For mills, or rights Of manufacturing,
for Town, County, or Safe. apply to
W.T.. DANIELb,
, Lime Springs Station, M,
Howard Co., Iowa.
~ B. ChApin viii receive orders for
the above mill ct his store In Cyesoo. (28
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06
EMPIRE HOUSE,
CREsCO IOWA.

Having leased the above house for q
term ofyears, and having re6tted, furnish
ed and thoroughly renovated the same,
tho proprietor solicits share Of public
patronage. Good stabling attached 70 the
house 5ltf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06
OFFICE or BOARD OF SUPBRvI-
soRs, HowAHD Go Iowa.
July 30th, 1869.
z o'clock. p. n.

: Board called 70 order by Mr..
Perry.
Prescnt--Niohols, Searles, Combs
Howe, Patterson, 1uttle, Perry,
Slee, .Emmons, Lyden, Mcreness,
Sullivan.
Mr.. Slee moved to appoint com
mittee on credentials, which was
carried, and Messrs Slee, Sullivan
4 Tuttle werc appointed such com
mittee.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-07-21

A little further on it read: Tho
judicial journals publish a decree Of
adoption of one young and brilliant
painter, Jean-Louis, by the innkeeper
Charron and his wife, Of Toray-sur-
Aube.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-07-21
TIE WILD ROSE.


A boy espied, in morning light, r
A little rosebud bln#iug;
Twas SO delicate and bright,
That he came to feast his sight,
And wonder Mt its growing.
Rosebud, rosebud, rosebud red,
Rosebud brightly blowing!
sc will gather thee" he cried,
" Rosebnd brightly blowingm.s ~
Then I'll sting thee" it replied,
=" And You'll quickly start aside, ~
With the prickle glowing"
Rosebud. rnsel,nd. rosebud red, so
Rosebud brightly blowing! 3aFa
But he plucked it from the plain,
The rosebud brightly blowing!5 i
It turned and stung lin. but in vain,
Ae regarded not the pain,
Homewards wiyh it going. -'iH
Rosebud, u'sebnd. rosebud red, lais
Rosebud brightly blowing! .