New-York tribune., 1897-12-08
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GOOD CHEER.
Have you had a kindness SHOWN
Pass !; 81.
Twas not given for thee alone
Pass " on.
Let II travel down the years
lie. II wipe another's tears,
TIL In heaven the deed appears-
Pass u on.

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~ n. E. l. Macdonald. J. 8. G.. Mrs.
t,.rsor w p. sturtevant o. J. W.. F. X. Ben
rose 7 F. s.. Mrs Henry A. Kelley b. Joi t". ut'.''
- n parsons. H. NJ Nesmth NJ. L. A W. re"'
,ooo., u,ss Ganty. NJ J. B., Hattie L. Weps'er' -
isabel D. Rrust F. 8. L.. Abram Carpenter,
Unrman. Willie Painter. DR.. Lockwood. ME-
G B. Hocomb. f. H. K. F. J, Thompson, n,sanor m or
Brodie Chester, Minnie n. Bishopr'cA' A"
Baker and Alice q. Howard
Ida TredwcIl Butler sent In package or pretty
acrap pic.ures and books. bag OF due sa'oe"
came from Miss Mary Graham Some PR P;
scrsn p,ctur., came from NJ Southwick WIZ
Miss sou,hwick please send her full name ana au-
dress that a badge may be forwarded! IN 'ne
box OF pretty articles sent yesterday py a. r. ~.
was an envelope which contained " Genus ~.
hostage X c. C. contributed three boxes 10
the society In which were three dolls and many
other pretty Christmas gifts All the uohs ~io
exceedingly pretty and dressed with great nea.
ness Each has her nghtgown In tiny ounu'e
which is tied with ribbon and fastened over tho
shoulder like a knapsack. X. c. {. inciosed %
cents for postage. Two books entitled Royal
Bounty" and Holy Life have been sent IN oy
Mrs. Samuel Wiets. l. P. p sent two oeauuiui
booklets. c. W. sent n scrapbook. which Is ar
ranged with much taste pretty picture came
Mary Elliott Smith, No. 1& West Sixty ninth st.
sfI S S' Moisers san.sns san bags She also
recipes for chocolate coramels, which have been
them ~ L. P. contributed some scrap pictures
Three childrens books game rem No ~ Rr,SHer, Ms
sent three pretty bags made Of silkoeen. bum
die OF Womans Pages came without name.
+. Saunders sent a bundle OF Woman's Pages.
large contribution Of Christmas cards from the
Misses Edith and Pearl Purdy. No i52 sumner-ave.
Brooklyn has been received. and will help to
,ro bfen he 81 n Mothers.
The President-ieneraI takes great pleasure in
again announcing that the author OF the beautiful
poem recently published In the Sunshine column
entitled "It We Could but Know is Julia n.
May. The verses are to be found IN Songs from
the Woods OF Maine" published By @. p. putnam .
Sons They first appeared In The Christian Union
some years ago The Sunshine Society Is honored
in having the author as member
Miss Annie Campbell Of Brooklyn. SENDS the
following beautiful poem:
II singeth low In every heart
We hear It each and all
song OF those " no answer NOT,
However We may call;
They throng the silence Of the breast.
The kind. Ind the" the brave. T the true. tho sweet.
Who walk with Us no more
'Tis hard to take the burden up.
When these have laid II down, ..
They frightened all the Joy OF nfe'
They sottened every frown;
But oh. It's good to think OF them
when We are troubled sore .
Thanks be to God that such have been,
Though they are here no more
Nor. homeiikc seems the vast unknown
Since they have entered there;
To follow them were not 20 haId.
Wherever they may fare
They cannot be where God 10 not
on any or shore;
Whate'er bctidcs. Thy love aoides.
ou' "o' 'o''''' John W. Chadwick