, 1869-04-25
The Roses.
The White, the Bed and tbs Wild Rose.
AIrlusements.


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- CHICAGO. April ~
70 ~ saifoT Of 1A casoaoo 1F13tt"s
iWE1&c 70 you to-dAy Will CERTAIN eo1s OF 1ha-
hess aoa 1etnof mourning a. one ~19nook nope |
tnlnk one e@n become AsFonRy auaehed 70
inlna1eflA thn4a ano n1tet easociasin9 Win them
1or years comes 70 invest them vita certain human
attributes, ana eTen to love them They grpW to
be paf Of ONES self' sad ranect In SONS degree
Tho individuality Of The possessor. haVe NOW
eak lot nearly three 5eafs 1t the od de4k belofe
me, In The sause old corner; WED tne same blanf
prospect OF orack Walls ana rue utte fatcn Of oue
SKI, no bigger than Inc LICE nandketcnse1 "alcn
sw1nsa RON 1oar nngrs, my deaf AAhane1 aoa
otseou!sed eaen WeeS upon ~ so1ts o. plessan1
top'o In my careless WY, ATa1s eatsned mere
and there you might md lille no"er ~o1h aS.
Ing away IN 5eur memory Is souvenir. MANY OF
you VINO starred oot Win me u oo1 Journey
taroush tne Nosaa ol AIaussmea! 0H *Hu tao
SILL out some haTe leit us ana gone up nlsnef 70
Inc neennu @oan'tsi Anu oue Ssue. naum.!
*nlca aueo 10 man5 ofas anu otignpsa 20 many
MOWERS "e ~ uA'eaeu H4u nsa'iet Aeaits.
tntnkns " toe mus oute no.a " 11oae aaseu
enuce" away, ~" hoAe " " Sou. uatuu see a1e
l't .l.ao W |-s Vs. sua"e" ~ '1' '@'eJ
sna sae b1asts "inca Neio u ou1 efA
!hnAn "fne 70 1oa 10 moio non Inc o!u aesk
N tne o'o eatae'. iots Mnsa ac4. easuuat eoma
shal oe a. nc" oeaA ~ NC" colut' VI 1oe
nc" uuuolaE, Ana 5es e"al'ot t".. '.o,n et.Hoa'
tes1ss, ios u. .'e ,ea4 ueu ~ 'Vse ~ 9;a
ssaa@us" Ana -. % - -. 10y @.e HeaA
-. ~ -. Pm s .n,," ~ ,,to1a.s .,soc1s
oooA oo41sas as ~. ~. a ~ s.'
nc" uesN r.su so1e suapt"o.r .S - -, -" -, -
e1 oesk' nanlso"et oesI Ing wv, .t'eo l1aaa
"nom yoa nave g'npP'eu " 1ou!seA' ~ wv
hoo1 ol h.sel. Iafoagn s1osm nao aa.ne, . aatu
" e''e " .et N4o ae ae"eoE's "Ho4 'ua HH'' e0N
W le11u oe1ote 5ou e1a fofe auo Nno A1aJ ueecso
yont Hnen IL AZ Ioo nte- ANU 5el u eaea''ui
70 Know tnas ~nen sa5 sooa-o5e 70 1ae ola oeek
next week Jon VII accompany NC 10 the ne"
desk, and tnat afau continue 70 ta4k to you 10
long as II eha4 pleAe 700 70 listen An1elh aho :
Inc pahs aoa hnaosno, leleate, fst1-aetoesL aie-
non and blanche, ana Old blobos ana Hrs. bloohs,
viii al 60 With me- and Old Biobos nAs promised
me that he VIII bare something 70 saJ maxi SUM-
day ffosn the new desk.
In ths my last letter from the old desf1 frank
II state tfat nn going to say something Tor The
children Ion know that thoroughly hclieve IN
] children I think thcJ represent nearly a1 the
| love and innocence and purity there Ia In the
! world, and want TO tell them story which may
lead them to preserve that lore and Innocence AMI
| purity uutu the end. I therefore warn III
| the R7prp-np children that thIs 8tory Il for the
nttlo oncs, 70 that those desiring to leavc 60
| now without disturbing us afra1 We hsve CON-
| meucst1 Should ans desre to remain, hops they
! VIII keen as st,l a. possible Perhaps .hey may
| bea. something which will benefit them We
! fn-x k4.h$ $h.
doors viii be closed.
The story Is = simple one, but 1t has its Lesson
for ycu Some Of those older onea, who have Iuat
gone out, II they wero here, would tell you, even
with tea1z In their eyes, that It u true Il Is the
RtarJ OF the Three noae4 One OF them WIZ
wnrr nose
This white rove grew In large garden where
there were u1tny other Covers: great coarse,
vulgar dahiias, always dressing In ga1ty coIors
without any rcgnrd 10 taste; delicate little anc-
monea, who would drop their petals od In fright II
even bec went buz5ing by them: tullps, In Y hose
brcssts the butterflies used to aleep; blue bells,
who rang the maths for the other lowers to wake,
! and the Sespers for them to droop their little
heads anf fold up their pesa1s IN a,eep; axa1ea4,
who were yery Jealous OF tbe Iuch4!as bccanse the
| LATTER ba,t graceful Nay Of hang1u1 from their
4 s,a,ts vb,rh thp former could not rat although
,h.y t,1cd nnttt thcv .vcre nnt IN tne face: he
1otr nd pir1t hp
| hn,n III the oovrrN ,ored for their sxcetorsa.
ana never could sec ,oa. II VS. because tney wcrc
~ buntJc TINT their 1iyes were 10 fun of perfume
| nae.jon -noxrra whnse ttges were full OF nsiu :
and those sensitive tlste upwers who were 80 ner-
yous that II {ou even pointed 5ouf nnKee II them,
! ther would SILVER Au over and utaw themselves up
IN hcap. The White Rose w4s very proud
/ nnHcr. She alHasB dfrssed In pure white, with a
| beautiful rold oruamcpt on her brcast and de-
ycte,l the most Of her time 70 laxlly swinging Ii
the rinl and a,ual,ing her white petals and green
| clothfa which were yrry ploAsy She ncfeI
rerorni1e,l other t,orc.a ID the garden She uefel
even soudesccude.1 to notice The butterflies and
The tees. Who were Rrea. friends NTH the rsst o
mo norer, she xnu11 INV ard th.n mod II tnf
c7ren and ro1d num,n,uc- -,utrts. who took uoo1
carr anxefcr, To teen ont Of her rxy. because
they Urr,. afraj,, of her thorna She hai ses he1
r.n xrry hfph .n,t n ,}f n,as7y nothing ahnst of
,rince md Tins sbe sighted aoue Of her friends
NM, r.unded otnerz v,tn her cruel thorns.
One dsy The n,1nce came bY that gay. and hi.
nstne Wa Zephyr, ue wos cay, careless youps
fel]ov. without any henri IN him. He came non
a far eountry. md In his travels had fltte0 will
, rvcu uune ne had ruinesi m.ny nowers In o,hc
. J unriena he had even dal,,ed with the tende
, leAvrs In the tree tors as al evening. until th
|! stern old trces snKrtly sent him AWAY Troops Q
Rhnets oi lae o1aoauon. ana p'ok tusus ~
RsFs'4A't. "A'1o A' "aA a-.S4'ees io''e y. -. -. -
~ o.Sn ~ 49, sos ~ ee ~. y. y.
We "1e eNenotto ~ ato+ a eeps seo -. ~
: u'e,'"' AAel.k ~ "'1 4Ns Nr'.S. s .s.,
SAS uaaela3 o.c! .n1 sa.oear 1ua -. We - ~. =.
no"as noaaeo 'neu neau' W 'tA. tue ~.
Rose looked he3 p9e'uess, anu ~ ooee pteAooel
! nm 10 come 70 ne1, ana MI Eli nef suofnA ~
TWO "efc long 'oeela', even UNA tue ~
! "ent doWn ana tue uaac "eh aea tuAS e.. ~. y.
! vesperA IL ~o01d na'c ocen ~eu LOT eae "niS
nose 70 nave eone 70 stFep wv, W. . y
zepn5f aa!nea "Aa net anu so,'s - ." so4-
| Fse1ty hotnlARS ~ Aet, nna ''s 'SsosN -, ~
Il tened 10 MN aad neae'eu ~ u. eL - -
Promised 10 ID tsae " nS: ~. " tssuin - =.
morning; ana "hea sns1 Asse,. " s.o'
r away her Pesiome' "A'ea ~ ucs ne ~ wren u.
morning came, noseNel' iitaes HePn3t u'a 1os
q tam MARY fne1ntnes 1 eans, W. it'uee ]epus
was saf e"ss' "hspst.ae W. sAae s"ee' .,. ~.
\ y osaes aess7 ~ o'net saue 'san 'ae :" w
Il i'ose "a'eu :" sAn' AIN ~'.u-1tu aua o!eo' ~
> YVES ou1aea unae' 'ae 4a'ca '1ee ~ .ac eolatt
Z tae easuenr tae e'pseas anu rue aaa !ueeoe, "
inR .ne noufne1s a. tae 1u,et., tne oos sas ~ -.
tne hymns u" 1ne Atue MA4}4esReu se1s' ~ -
{. efass making the oscaestfa, VIII tne DEE Al 10
) oston .. -...s-
s. And the name Q! the nlte rose WAS ts'ut
4 which musi always hSse au. my dear canose'
T. uut there was a1o&hef fose- II WIS 1ae
RED RosE
The Red Rose grew by the s!,ie Of = tiny llttl
broot which hal nothing to do the lfycloIr ds
but to dance over Its pebbles AMI sing pretty song
r and lsurh IN the sunshine. The Red Rose va
t terr dtscuntentct With her los for the.c vas n
Il one around tot he. to ASSOCIATE With bu, Whit
Id and rcd cloycss, dandeltons and bptscrcurA II
tA Broot, who xas ga,7nious little fellow, made HI
r. hnx hat