BENEFICENCE, 55 
BELOVED DAUGHTER. 



CINQUEFOIL. 
Gh The five-leaved grass, mantling its golden cup 
} Of flowers. OLARE. 
ering 
nme. In rainy weather the leaves of this plant 
1 the incline themselves over its flowers, forming a 
t to kind of canopy or parapluie. It is gratifying 
it 0 to see a tender mother watching with anxious 
the care the unfolding of a beloved daughter’s mind 
veral and character. 
to be 
very aaa 
this 
nting BENEFICENCE, 
them 
| the POTATO. 
sults 
nates Tus potato is emphatically the friend of the 
s far poor. As its fruit cannot well be preserved 
more than one year, it escapes the monopo- 
din lising spirit of commerce. Humble and unas- 
vil suming, like true charity, it hides its treasures, 
nil which alike gratify the rich and sustain the poor. 
1 America has favoured us with this valuable 
dit root, which has for ever banished from Europe 
that most fearful of all scourges—famine. 


