New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11


clair. y. J.. has been "shut-in' for ten years
not able to walk from paralysis, yet always sunny
and cheerful: Her seventy eighth Dirt day occur,
reminds the Sunshine members Of this TACT, and
asks them not TO forget the words OF greeting to
brighten the day
CORRECTION
The typogra phical error In No % OF the Buried
Cities Puzzle caused much misunderstanding Tho
sentence should have read ant instead OF art"
Tho mistake was frst discovered by Mrs. D. B.
Hamilton. OF Waterbury, Conn with the word
ant" IN the sentencs Santa Re could have oeen en-
cavated. As well as Reading. and both answers were
ad nl,ted.
II any member desires . specimen Of cotton In
the pod. will she send name and address to r.
Lindsey No ~ Connec.icYt-lve.. Washington
D. c.
Agnes s. Park. Of Wells. VT. is grateful sor the
magazines sent ny Mr. See She has a sick sister
Vho greatly enjoys them.
Mrs. g. r. Miller. OF Sag Harbor Long Island
has been confined TO her bed for twenty years with
spinal disease She suffers much that shs Is
unable TO write or sew. but would appreciate let
She j. devoted Christian. and suffers I'M
complanIngiy The President-General hopes the
Sunshine members will tenderly remember and
she'd CHEEKY rays Of sunshine into her sorrowfu
Mr.. c. F. La,hrop, OF Carbondsl., Penn. send,
Prov ro in,crestins Le; All who can answer '" W."
l. why are R and y Ike different con.lnents7
give you company. a yelled lady and 10y?
3 What one word contains ali the voSeis in their
proper ORDER
VARIETY OF LITTLE MISSES.
A puzzle these damsels are moro popular than
In real life They. however. enter ali homes either
az permanent transient guests. but should never
Ia encouraged 10 remain when once their char
ac,eri.;ics arc determined by the following Ques-
lions
J. What Miss causes in turn Amusement and quar-
res7
What Miss I, dis,ris,til OF human nature7
What Mss undorvaucs her opportunities.
4 VIA; Miss Is no, always honest?
g. What Misc 10 provoking and a blum trrer?
s What Miss can destroy the peace OF home.
school and nation?
Z What Miss is responsible FOR Eross errors!
What Mes wastes time and money?
- Whs Ms Gaos.; nrr eorr.sponacnt
Il. Wha, Mss should ne traveller shun'
Is What Miss i. distinsuished as unc,v,l and III
a. what Miss gives unreliable informe,i,n'
Il What Miss meets with III luck Nd delay
Is what three Misses are untru'hrulY
IL what two Misses are vexed by the ''grcen-eyed
u what Two Misses arc compelled TO seek until
Answers should be sent in not later than Deem
Der .,
The T. q 3 pin sent r. A. worden. Paterson.
y J. ha. been returned. Please send full address
70 the offlco.
The answer to inquiry OF M. r w" regarding
Cowper's poem has been received from s. b. Eli
Oft OF Rrynold.v!lle Penn. and will he forwarded.
The poem. from r. p. c. Tnderhil have been
passed on TO Invalid members VIII Miss Underhill
please send her reading matter TO Mrs N. Il.
Young. No. A3A York-rt. Denver. Col?
n any reader desires copies OF THE Advocate
and Guardian published In the Interest OF the
Home for the Frendl~s-. on Twenty -nnth-st. VIII
she ask for II through tho T. : = column?
The full and correct ,opy OF Cowper's poem. The
Nightingale and Glowworm. has been received
from C. n Bingham. Eliza beth N J.. and will be
forwarded TO M +. W.
VIII A. Trcadwell. OF Brooklyn. Please send run
address TO the r. s. g?
Tho President General would be pleased to enroll
among the Sunshine workers the name OF the per
ron sending the two poems Evening Prayer" and
INV Window Ivy" Please send name and address.
EVENING PRAYER.
Take unto ThyseK. @ Father!
This folded day OF Thine.
This weary day OF mine.
It's ragged corners cut ms yet
on. still the Jar and fret
Father. do not forget
With this day OF Thine.
Breathe Thy pure breath. watching Father.
on this marrcd day Of Thino.
This wandering day of mine;
Be patient with its bl-ar and blot.
Reproachful eyes. remainder not
On 6n" hi. nay day. q s'' TEa. i"e'
elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
VIII the sender OF 'Bacons Essay" please for
ward name and address?
Mrs Anna o. Cheek, "shut-in Sunshine mem
her sends ntmberess thanks to thu host OF friends
who have 80 kindly remembered her. Their con-
,ributlons have cheered many lonely hours Among
tb... thourhtful ones are Mrs s. H. Mead. Eustis
Fla Miss Emile Reese. New-York city: Miss
Eleanor p Chester Miss n. Corena Furry NJ. s.
Curtis Mrs l. Bernstein and Mrs Pentecost. who
sends ''The Century.
Mr., NJ f. Young. No Asa York-st Gwansea).
D.nver COL returns thanks for silk pieces sent
tn her Although Mrs Young suffers from dropsy,
an. il stu active not only In Sunshine work. but
IN hclrinr along the Woman's Christian Temper
anc. Union work In her vicinity. Living In tho
suburbs OF Denver. her house II always open on
sunday afternoons to any who may call for the
reading matter sent by tho sunshine members ana
brr h,nds are ever ready TO do good deeds for the
needy
Conundrum sent by "A Sympathizer for the Sun
.,,r. column-''What does a trec do with It's
o,n,h.. when Il cannot open its trunk
tnsw.r-It leaves them out
r,. su,.hine member who asked for tho author
-, "R.r.aved" will find II In the September number
~ The Moth,r. Voice" published n New-York
10 hs friend. p. A. Fawcett. on thu death OF his
little girl 49, ,
Sent by J. T. -
Tho original poem contributed by ". T. has been
,, 10 Mrs f. r. Brown. Parsppany. y. j.
WI, Mrs. J. W. w, of Cnion-sf.. Brooklyn.
please send her full name and address also tho