New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

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Eyangeline-Many responses have been received
in answer 10 your request for the remaining stan
zas OF the little poem, Sometime. 1t Is hereWlH
reproduced. and the Presdent-General wishes 10
thank the friends who have kindly sent IN COPIES
Of the poem. Miss G. 5. X, Of New-York. says she
knows the writer of the poem. Miss May Kiiey
Smith and feels proud TO number her among heT
friends.
SOMETIME.
Sometime when all life's lessons have been learned
And sun and stars forever more have set, ,..
The things which our weak judgments mere nave
The things DER which we greyed with lashes wet
As stars shine most in deeper tints Of blue:
And We shall see how all Coo pans are W. mos.
And how what seemed reprooi was love MUS
true.
Gods plans go on as best for you and me-
How when we called He needed not our cry,
And do even as Of Tss Parf o srav Sabyhood
So God perhaps is keeping from US now
Iifes sweetest things cause it seemeth good
And if. sometimes. comwlaglrd wiz l'4,s vine
We find the wormwood, ara rene! s anu SUNNI
~ P6urs out THE portion for our lips to drink
And II friend we love l. lynx NV
Where human kisses cannot reach MS race
Oh do not blame the loving Father So, ..,
Put wear your sorrow with obedleht erac~'
And you shall shortly know that heightened
Is not 5tI the swcetes, gift God send; Ills friend
And that sometime the s i1i ,d na can an send
II we could push aiar the gate, OF NE soc
Ana stand within apG ,b AZ dogbf snG strife
And for each mystery could find key.
Put not TODAY Then be content poor heart,
Gods plans Ike lilies pure and white: I unIop
W" Tim mus Mi o reveal Veal the caiyxes Of gold
AR9 if throgsa o Pa Nb s a ooscd may rest
When shall clearly see ard nndrrr'I an, bos,,r
MINK 'i''' W. VIII say -CMay Riley Smith.
CREAM CANDY RECIPE FOR SICK MAY
To four CUBS Of sugar allow half as much water
and half n cup Of vinegar Place In sancepan
over a fire and boil until the mixture viii harden
when tested by dropping a little in cold water.
Flavor with a tea spoonful of vanilla and pour out
UPON a butterel plate and pull as soon as 1t IS cool
enough TO handle easily w. - ~
Note-The President-General requests the mem
bers of the Sunshine Society not to grow impatient
# their pins do not arrive as soon as expected The
mail has been so heavy that il has become impos-
sble to answer al letters on the DAY OF thelf re-
ceipt.
A sICK-ROOM HINT FOR MOTHER"
When q fire has to be kept IN All night in The
room Of an invalid an old loose glove and a long
wooden stick should be kept handy With the glove
on a piece Of coal be picked up with the fingers
and put on the fire without making a sound. while
the fire requires poking this can be done with
the stick. with far less noise than with an ordinary
poker. l. NJ. T.
Susan w Hough. Of Connecticut would like some
one to send the poem called Beautiful Hands" to
the sunshine column
President General Of tho T g s: am only
twelve years old. but enjoy the Sunshine Column.
I'm afraid can't send anything that will entitle
me to membership, but 1 am going to try.
FASTER EGGS.
Easter eggs for coloring should be boiled hard or
blown out by running hat-pin through them and
then making the hole in one end larger than the
other Blow through the smallest hole until the
eCgshou IS empty. Eggs may be colored blue by
being dipped in bueing Red eggs may be made
by using red ink. and purple ones by using purple
ink II an egg does not color well, little gold
paint put on to cover bare spots gives a pretty
effect Eggs wrapped in bright calico and boiled
make odd Easter eggs. Queer effects are produced
by painting faces on the eggs. To make dainty
cup and saucer. break an eggshell down till II is
little more than half-size, and then glld the edges
ana glue on a cardboard paper handle and paste
the shell a round piece Of cardboard with futcd
edges l.. T.. :
If L. F.. S will send her fun name ana address
and inclOse a two-cent stamp. the club pin VIII be
mailed 10 her.
stant reader Of your Sunshine Column. and. as
am almost a shut-in. being in health. | can
sympathize with others. | mailed this morning a
copy Of the March number Of 1.-THE Ladies' Home
Journal" Mrs C. Tanner. Pouehkeepsie, y y
and will do every month ] will also mail occa-
sional numbers Of THE Modern Priscilla" 10 her
wish the r. s 5. all success. Truly yours
MRS +. +. BROWN. Coxsaclse. ~ Y.
March Is. 1897
ne "A M M Thor tb,
would like The Tribune will gladly mail a copy
daily. Should you know Of one who would like in
structiOns In the making OF paper flowers / will
send few samples and materials with "A book Of
Instructions.
II this small contribution entities mo TO member
ship please accept stamp for pin. Truly yours
II Mrs i. II. D." whose letter was prinfed In
the Sunshine Column in The Tribune OF March %
kindly give the President-General her full adj
dress il will he forwarded. "B r." who writes
th, letter printed above,
n there il any member OF the T s. S who
would like Instructions in the making OF paper
Sowers and will send the President-Generai her
address. Il will be forwarded. "B. r"
President-Genera OF the T. s. s. have been
doing q little work which think Is original and
NAV he a pleasure for some Shut-In 10 try
On nIeces OF pasteboard, lSxl2 inches I paste
long continued stories, such may be found I'm
opv Of the weekly papers. both religious and
MAR BY drawing a string through a hole In
30 top len-hand corner and tying 1t. the pages
- be easily kept together or as easily taken
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