New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21

President General Of tine r. S s.: My little mes
sage to the women members Of your society Is tha-
there are two very precious gifts that sho"'" NC
very strong in every womans nature. II she "ou'n
be one who can conquer human hearts say '"a'
ndvisedly The conquest Of hearts mas peeh
thought 10 be vomans special gift but speak OF
the highest hoest conquest There Is that love
love. the divine gift-that can enter inc poor
barren loveless life and bring to 1t an inspiration
and ambition that shall conquer DOUBT. a peace
that shall conquer the storms OF passion, purity
that shall vanquish sin. There is only one true
Conaucror OF the human heart and Will but God
can use us 10 open the gates for Him. TO tune the
tangling chords into harmony and 10 knd,e , ,ns
shall leap in refining flames at the touch OF 1s
breath But what was saying? Iwo pt sSou1I
seek and cultivate are sympathy ana confidence
THE heart that has suffered
Is the Heart that can comfort
Distrust and suspicion make the coolest hardest
barrier that blocks the approach to human hears
She should have the power TO claim ana hoid ,ne
confidence Of others. and then should IN ner 'urn.
trust. that the weary human heart ionG s hsr
pocted; long deceived and deceving can ma oil, cn ,n
frank and natural. childke candor that VIII can
New-York city. MAUD Is booii'
President General Of the T s. s: Shortly after
receiving the pin | acknowledged the receipt OF
same and some literature but have received more
since. and have written TO the parties thanking
them To-day | received papers marked :. A. L..
for which am grateful 1t is kind of You to
be 50 thoughtful of me. and IT Is delightful to be
member of a society whose members will take tho
time 10 write such beautiful letters 10 cheer the
your work Yours very truly. MRS |. v ROE;
r. 5. S. No. 1924 Broadway. Spokane WASH
ington.
President General Of the T S 5: The l!tte poem
by the author of Build Little Fence Of Trust
seems to express the Idea Of the T. $. s do not
think the :tle verse attributed 10 Emerson Is qute
Strengthened out" Yet. A. what Emerson himself
calls his translation from the French differs slightly
from those already printed. inclose copy;
Some OF your griefs you have cured.
And the sharpes You SIN .. have ,, surDivei;
But what tormenjs OF pain you endured
From evils that never arrived.
Yours very truly. r. b. I.
President General OF the r. s s. These little
verses have BEEN running through my mind lately
and thought perhaps they might do for the Sun
shine column They are probably not quoted Just
right. but some one Of the Sunshine members may
be able tell the author. and correct anything
about them that Is wrong.
HOME. SWEET HOME,
Home. sweet home.
We are all coming home
With everything finished and done;
The sweet air OF the place,
Before welcomed home.
Home sweet home,
How weary and tired we've been
How burdened and crushed with sin.
But the long. dreary way.
Will be nothing when they
VIII accept us and welcome us home
Home. sweet home
with its beautiful. radiant light
No tear-stain. no hunger no night;
Just a shining crown
For a burden laid down.
As e are welcomed home.
Home, sweet home!
We will never be homesick more.
As We stand by the wide open door.
For the faces we've missed
Are the faces we've kissed
That are waiting to welcome us homr
Home, sweet home
Was there ever "A home fair?
with Jesus. our dear Brother. there
on, how happy the day
When This dear Lord Will say
"Nv children. | welcome you home.
"A SUNSHINE MEMBER