New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
Sent by 8. Evangeline i.

president-General OF the T. S. SIS there way
through your society that member coud OBTAIN
en,nloyn1ent to help support herself? occasion
or,. coo Tho Tribune and am very much Interested
Z, tho Sunshine column for | am "shut-in my
self IN caring for two aged and feeble shut-ns IN
nv family ! am interested in dressmaKer VINO
has lost her health and is obliged to give up the
work that supported her. l am poweress IN my
own struggle with poverty TO assist her myself
hui I hope to find some way in which she can oo-
tain work Che could do work with her hahuS
thar would not require the use of a sewing ma
chine or any walking about. ana Sne couiu tcaCl
me ~ nj, cIub where such teachers needed.
/ hope you give me some help III TINS WIN M ~ d
formation where can seek work for her II You you 10
not hno" yourself M@? ds fC, H. r MAETTR:
Elizabeth. n j. July "a. 1881.
II any can assist Mrs McAr'hnr III ~,
benevolent wishes for the welfare Of the invalid
dressmakcr please write her at the apoVe duu eSs'
Mrs c. W Van Horn sends the following verses
BABY'S SKIES
Would you know the baby's skies?
Babys skies are mammals eyes.
Mammals eyes and smile together
Make the baDy's pleasant weather
Mamma. keep your eyes from tears;
Keep your hear. from foolish fears;
Keep your lips from dull complaining
Lest the O~'' ''''''" "lSt Nicholas.
President-GeneraI Of the T. s $: just want to
tell you that the r 5. S is an idea after my own
heart have always believed In little kindnesses-
in giving even a little pleasure to some one I'm
His Name" | should be so glad at any time 10
know OF any one In trouble or suffering to whom
7 could write or perhaps send flowers. Do you
know OF any one unable to get them easily ",, VINO
would like some rooted cuttings? ] have pretty
geraniums. heliOtropes and fucesias ar and small small
Dlants Perhaps some Of the I. ;. ;. stan would
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like some WIS" '0''' W. Mrs. A. f.
Who would like these cuttings?
President General OF the T. s. s. wish to thank
most heartily the kind friends who have sent so
many French books II they had only added their
initials ! could have mentioned each package. one
lady sent seven books for which am most CRATE
ful From three persons had notes which | am
answering to-day. ! am so glad for my frieni'
and shall also enjoy them my self. SO the donors
have given pleasure to two people ! also wish 10
thank some one. f9r a hu,ihoer, ia, % o' -, ,ban3S
but am glad to say we now take The TrieGne
again. Truly yours. Mrs A EVANS.
President General OF the T. 5. S: am certainly
glad that you have remembered me with a pin
I had forgotten having sent copy OF the poem
Beautiful Hands" I accept the enrolment most
thankfully. ! appreciate the T. S 5, and re-
ioice in It's work. May Gods blessing abide in 1t.
Nav every unselnsh and unlovely son and daugh-
ter be found at last by its llfe-glvng ray and
taught the greatest lesson of hfe-how 10 love
Lave Is pure and perfect discipline. He VINO
loves finds sacrifice holy. battle joyous. toll easy
Pain has ever sweetness when love imposes u
and tender touche. purge all the anguish away
Fraternally and sincerely YOURS.
CHARLES A. NEEDHAM.
Note-Mrs NJ T.. Young. who was the first
nresldcnt OF the Evans Sunshine Society has been
III She was taken 70 Denver. and the presidency
then fell to Uncle Dan" who had been acting as
her secretary. The members who were invited 10
send reading matter 10 Mrs. Young at Denver and
who have not been receiving any reply TO the mat
fer will please understand that IL was because Mr-
Young has been moved back her home In
rvans She wishes acknowledge the receipt OF
hnoks papers letters and some packages of silk
nieces etc which have been forwarded from Den
ger TO Evans Mrs Young knew Horace Greeley
rrau as aid also Uncle DAN WrsfoVer who l.
now seventy wears old. lie takes great delight in
dis,ribuiing the Sunshine matter 10 the different
mcmhers in Evans. La Sale ana Greeley.