New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-11


WHAT IS THAT IN THINE HAND:
ExodIs ~. ?
"re touched her hand. and ihe. fever LEFT her.
and she arose and ministered unto him -Ma''"e"
WIZ TAKE my hands. and let them move
At the impulse Of Thy love
My hands are nled with many things
That dld precious hold
A. any treasure Of a kings.
Silver or gems or gold
(The scars we're in Ills OWN;
And at His feet ray treasures sweet
Fell shattered oi." by on"
II must have empty hands said He, 49,.
Wherewith 10 work My works through thee.
NJ, hands were stained with marks OF toll.
behlcd with dnsi Of earth.
And ! my work did ott-,imes soil
The Master came and touched my hands
And crimson were iiis own;
But when amazed on mine gazed
Il must have ciransed hands ,sa.d lle,:, ,,.o
Wherewtth TO work My works through me"
My hands were growing feverish.
And numbered with much care:
Trembling with hast" and eagerness.
The sO Master aSiev came and touched my hands,
With healing In HIS own.
Ana calm and still to do Ills will
They grcw-thc fever gone.
Il must have quiet hands said lie). .
Whcrewith TO work Ny works through thee
Ny hands were strong in fancied strength.
And bold to take the tasks ut length
That not His but mine.
The Master came and touched my hands.
And might In Ills OWL:
Bur mine since then have pGwerless been.
Save His are laid Their on.
And It IL only thus said ile)
That ! can work My works through thee
"Two Old Readers: The Rev DR. Stearn has
been holding Bible classes at the Madison Avenue
presbyteran Church. Ffy-third-st.. on Mondays. at
o'clock.
: D. n. reports having sent contributions 10
Dorcas H. And,rso OF Lilly. Rockingham County.
Va who has been an invalid ihirty-sY years ana ana
TO Walter clyde Spauldlng. OF iiartlhhd' W. oo'
Twelve years old with spinal disease.
VIII s. d. r please send all contributions direct
TO Sunshine members. and then report the fact 10
the President General Also send her full name and
address for enrolment?
Anna Cora Miller Is especially thanked for her
contribution OF chrysanthemums which have dis
trlbutcd much sunshine In the T. > ,. depart
men'.
VIII the members who intend to dress dolls for
tho ct utle Mothers" as Christmas gifts send them
in as soon az possible? DO not omit sewing me
name OF the dolly on its dress as wei hs '"e
name OF the sender
w - L. OF Lakewood and J. +. d.. OF Eliza
beth ~ j. report having sent to Miss Anderson.
OF Lily Rockingham County. Va. some SILK scraps
Harriet Putnam NOVEL; sends pleasant con-
tribution in the shape OF a description or day
off" II IL too long Tor puDlVH'o"' 'o II ms o'ei
passed on.
g NJ West Elghty-second-st.: Send word Just
u,ha, Won would like for the chldren's Christmas.
We VIII see that they are remembered on, OF our
christmas contributions. The President General IL
niaased TO record that YOU have remembered Wal
Ter Clvdr Spauldng. Miss Spooner and Mrs. VIII
Jams.
Mrs. ". n Thornton has been enrolled as mem
her n u 8 writes that she Is sending a package
~ srk nieces to Dorcas H. Anderson, OF LILY.
po.;,inybatn County. Va Miss Anderson has
been a n invalid for years
Nrs C. IT. c. reports having received the little
book .,The introduced Heart" by the Rev. a. T.
D,e,z and thinks It most beautiful. She is sending
orr. I ad,es' Home Journal OF this year to Mrs
r + smith Of Koran. y. Y. Mrs. Smith IL too III
80 81 81, a., rhls Sunshine member has also Tor
~ I'D ss neroJicais to Miss Norris. OF the Soda
TN X G. r. g. & brancn.
I q Brown: Uncle DAMS address iS Daniel
yvas,over President OF the Evans 7. ;. y Branch
Eyans cal There great many old people IN
this branch and Uncle Dan writes that rehglous
matter ia especially welcome. He teaches iaIsee
Rible class composed OF people from nlies , apous
who gather every Sunday 10 listen 10 'enk.o''
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