New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20

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a friends bedroom. 1T is morning always some
where in the world"
E. b. D. contributes the following beautiful seiec-
"'"'' SHUT IN NO LONGER.
Shut In no longer.
Out In the light
Sorrow all over
Never more bright.
Jesus her Saviour
Welcomes her home;
There in His presence
Rest forever has come.
Here pain and suffering
Long was her lot;
There in the glory
All is forgot.
Never q heartache,
Joy, JOY forever;
Gone every fear.
The nowery shore.
Welcomed by dear ones
Who have passed on before.
Washed in His blood
Who Is mighty TO save.
Singing His praise IN n
Who the victory gave. E. b. D.
Sunshine column, warm and brigim,. L,,
Cheering the heart with pure de hia'
Making the lone ones rejoice "a n wn" smile:
The NAMED face change TO napPy si''e'
True to thy mission. let every daS ray
GLADDEN. some heart with thy sunshine rag n
Sadie F. Cross contributes TO the column .,e
noems Unknown" THE First Easter ana the ioi-
loving lines by May Riley Smith. for ciuo
motto:
Only a strip OF sunshine nIsl.
Only a cluster OF stars:
And YOU who judge so harshly,
Are YOU sure the stumbling stone
That trpped the feet OF others
Might not have bruised your o"hf
Marian uo,,on wishes TO extend thanks to the
members who have been sending her papers "a, anu 10
o and x say she has read what been sent
her she will inform the members throus" ''''' 'o'
umn.
r. Is exceedingly gratifying to the Presdent-SG &C.,
.bino EolIimn without exception. has been complied
with In the most generous manner
r B. is admitted Into the society on an M, imitation ao,
the last two lines Of which she suggests as c'u'
motto
Over field and over town
softly steals the sunshine down:
In each heart life, sad or gay.
Love, Ike sunlight, sheds Sit It's ray
Working charm DER direst IL.
kindness H. TO do and say
The kindest thing in the kndest way
A most interesting lot of short Stories put up In
a manner to be handled easily by invalids, has been
received from Miss Curtss. ew-Preston, Litchheld
Goun'y nph Members who need just such material
please notify the Presldent-Generai!
This beautiful quotation is sent by the Rev. Dr.
V. lie Roy Lockwood
IF all the pity and love untold
Could abroad in coins or gold,
There would not be on the whole round earth
one hungry hear, nor one %re ssd heaf'"
Could bloom into flowers and spread and shed
Their sweetness out the common air
The breath Of heaven would be everywhere
Miss L. r. HIS request will be granted In the
future. Her motto suggestion Is excellent The
President General thanks Miss D for her nvari-
able promptness and kindness.
Mrs r. G. Kimballs name has been placed on
the T. =. S. roll and pin sent TO her.
LOGIC OF WEE ONES
NJ Louise Loveridge sends the following stories of
little boy Sr and CIR, .o,oo, .o,o,o, nod ,.er
telling him about the happy country to which al
good little boys expect 10 go when they leave , this
Finally the teache. asked him in which pace ne
preferred 70 make his future residence The little
n dom, make much difference to me. cause I've
"a 4 little girl Of nine sat paying with fly. Her
mother heard her say, little fy do 90 love Dod?"
Waiting a litt'e for reply, she said Den do TO
Dod." and killed It.
PUZZLE
man. whose estate consisted OF seventeen horses,
died, .eaving three to Inherit the horses. To
the eides; he left one-half of the number to the
second son ne left one-third and to the youngest
one ninth. The division made without knife
or the shedding of blood. How was It possible?
MARY
LACEMAKING.
The fashionable bolero is never more fashionable
than when made of lace. and fortunately for the