Daily Republican., 1884-03-29
THE COMING PhING'
..,T,,s OF r l. Or Az
TBE b'.r.TuE EFFECT or
IK.nr .nr,vATING FLOWERS.

,ld doys with balmy breezes
and All Aprj showers, are a1h reallnu''s "intsr
a"u ,.an % + is at hand, and although w'',Ies ,hs
'lfIniti iinSrr 20 T in its lap for a timr, ,ne M
Pnay ,,ina H"s buds and springing grass, ne,
bursting .,I ,he lime il not far distant
'Ns" Ns" ,br M now barren places sha,. paoo',, u,
VIE, ,ha 'D trses assume their dress VI
an" aI"an 'D' Joyous, happy spring poets poets
eIrtn vung wy its praises, and palntefs
ua,o uaa,".fprrei its beauties to canvas; ~
l.I'', ,ns season Of the year that should re-.
nd w." man of the resurrection, 'Mhal M
ll'nu 'il ,aarn him that although the
nC"'" 'Cr .balI die and lay dormant fGr a
t" '"'i The day will surely come "heh I;,a,
|, Wv vii live again, and be c'o'hed "''n
frnpwpd beauty !. ,.or at
,,J .snd Of all created thin gs man
pA'"' ..nm. ." fully capable of deriving
n;"y,rrrr from them. The 'o'e q
nar. Un commences with infancy, re-
0oin. @ ,he ,rnght of youth, increases as
y.,r, Of If. grow apace, ana De-
{Omps the quiet amusement OF ''c''n'
rnw.rs beautiful flowers, they are
nJ,o deck the festive board a mar
',s ~" 20 ceremony is lot complete with.
Int,bum they bring light and Joy 70.
he room Of the bedildden Invalid, ana
hen lie is past. they bedeck the cask'
and ,,II N a mute hut impressive
mn,raf,he everlasting life beyond
p,Omb. ,.,,.
/ Nature scenes to have distributed
aver, over the whole world, to serve
=, medicine to the mind, TO give
prfllpess to .he earth, and to fur
n ppa,urc to man. There Is scarcely
.n,p object in all the kingdom of
Ma in which SO many agreeable
|na,iu4s are combined, as in the rose,
Sbicl has Justly been called the Queen
.Ilw,rS.
Hi, found in almost all countries, and
every place its beauty and fragrance
W made il the ornament Of the gar.
In, and the object of admiration. Ma
Ire, As if delighted with this exquisite
kytuclon of her band has multiplied
species and varieties to an almost
kmIted extent, and its prasies have
ku surg in all ages and by all nations.
Every one who has a little plot OF
bound should have a garden, as II has
howertu Influence in attaching men
their homes, and on this account,
'de from the pleasure TO be derived
its contemplation, every encourage
tlt should be gwen 10 increase "A Taste
] flower growing, as It is an addition.
security for domestic comfort and
ppIness
| Il Attending a garden and watching
\ bursting buds unfolding into the
u blown flowers, love for the study
nature is created, and the mini is
bduAlty led 10 contemplation of the
s,rlluus w0Gders that arc displayed
Tue vegetable kingdom, aud which
hno' I've examined or studied without
par.ng to man a knowledge of the
1iIN 4IUIllN VI IllS WV |
compared with the lncomprehensible
kdom and poatr Of the Creator.
Gullidr flowers their very fragrance
~ Test and peace Ia the tired spirit,
y rhros anadditinnal cha m around
nr- aud as the eye brholds the beau
ro'e, the gcraniums, or others Of
IA treasures, or the perfume OF the
pry>OCkrl Ur tube rose IL inhaled, the
lId is aloo.t lei to lelieve that it
been transferred TO a fairy land, or
ttlrr word, where evil passions are
leo, where every better sense is de.
lI'rd, where all around breatbes
gFdnrr and everything seems to par.
pate Ii the JOY Of laughing nature.
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