New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
A GOOD IDEA.

GOOD IDEA
ut s s5 ;h0pf haH IKE been to be so
letting all kinds Of butterflies and Insects AL my
would bring twss with cocoons on them; the SICK
persons would indeed have something OF Interest
both buds and cocoons viii send forth their beauty.
c wnen ms w hours Gr n9 It becomes Gy and
is IN good condition. then stick pin through the
ho dI' Tor Minute mute This kills him quickly without
pain pave number OF o Gfir 5 a mon 90 xsa1gs
with any one for Southern G9c9on5 r }ef,es q put
10. S75 Kosclusko-st Br1oklyn
Z. V: A club pm has been sent you. and the Pres-
dent-General expects find you a very helpful
member Of the T s. 3. Suppose you write 10 Arthur
W Gale No. So Pleasant-st.. Concord, y H. lie Is
interested IN making collections OF stamps and MIN
erals and you may be able 10 effect some exchanges
with him. The President-Genera knows no MEM
Der who has Southern cocoons unless 1t is Theodore
Mead Oviedo, Fla. but hopes that the puDhca-
lion Of your letter will bring you response from
some who has
President-Geueral Of the T $. s.; have nisce-
including two folos-one containing selections from
casscg-whch should be glad 70 sena ss 10 s' az
least in reading to two or three people. A Z.
Send the music books TO Miss Birdie Young,
/ member Of the Evans Branch Of the T. > ;. Evans
/ Col She is studying music and will be glad OF your
donation
Mrs. Hattie F Clark of Westboro. Mass. has
collection of books and magazines that she wouId
like to exchange for labelled specimens OF diner-
ent kinds Of woods. petrifed wood, Indian relics
or curious coins She also has SILK Vel'et anu
calico scraps. sewing silks and other things "hlcn
she can send in exchange for curios. Among her
magazines are The Ladies' Home Journal The
Household" The Housewife" Ladies' Home
Companion" Youths Companion" and several
| years Of Sabbath Reading" and Domestic jour
nails" There six or eight years numbers OF tha
Mrs Clark sends the Sunshine Column helpful
idea. gained from her daughter VINO nls
! needed in such places She has used her spare
stories character sketches and other clippings that
| can easily be held by weak hands. Across the
TjTbrary and the number OF the envelope; across
the lower end is written the name OF the a'uc's
Mrs clark has been sent cub PIN IN r sopes
for her good idea and the conn iii be-
glad send her curios for literature.
pre.,dent-Cieneral OF the T. S. S: Five weeks
ago sent YOU two sonnets in reply TO some verses
| OF W. z. Henley, but they have never appeared
and possibly, indeed they are not suitable Tor your
column In that case. however. you might send
them privately 10 some 5 S. member by whom they
| acknOwledged them in the list o. letters receives
which YOU publish from tine to time al ,s me heAo
ing it. VIII you kindly do so az 9 % erytT11T
! yours, w. d. iii'
| G. T. Titan: Your matter was duly received and
| acknowledged The verses Will appear as soon az
| the pie OF contributions received prior to yours
| nave haen published. Poems have been withheld
| In order 10 give place to Easter suggestions. put
| when a contribution is too long fer reproduction
| I'm the Sunshine Column IL is always mailed 10
| some member who would appreciate H.
President-Generai T. 8. 6; Here are Ave good
conundrums Answers vii! be given II not
| guessed:
What becomes OF the pieces when the dawn
! breaks ,,o
Why Is a sheep the worst Of animals?
Why Is conscience Ike an omnibus strap -
When Is the Book OF Nature most carefully read!
How did Henry VIII differ from other men as
| sutton? ANN
A Sunshine member. M. c. g." sends the follow
! ing verses:
Just the little things done sweetly
For the Master through the day
| VIII shed sunlight Ger our pathway
| AS we tread our homeward way.
Just a word Of kindness spoken
| To a heart that's filed with pain
Nav dspel the weary sadness
And bring comfort back again.
Just a face OF r.stfu gladness
on a dark and cloudy morn
Is a treasure bright and precious
As a rose In winter born
Just a sacrifice for Jesus