New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-12
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welsh's request reached the ONCE hrst Katherine
Ssr.s P By " psnn but on Is e iss sss
ray the express on numbers OF s 1--WE sHrsestons
from ANYBODY ~1' paatins The
poem 'Reconciled" entities her to pin. Please se''A
'wo-cent stamp.
REcONCILED.
am not eager bold or strong
An that is past:
am ready not to 90
My half-days work is done
And And, that , Is all c my part
Ny Ny patient heart,
And grasp His banner still.
Though all the blue be dim.
The stripes - less than stars
Mrs T. j. s. wishes 20 thai Anna r. a. lot ner
kindness in sending the woman's Page OF The
Tribune She says thai by so doing Anna Is. A.
offers TO send flowers in return addresses Of those
Will enjoy w them noad Rs
SONS?
VIII MIR. T. J. s. kindly send her sunshine posies
10 Mr.. A. f Carson. Home for Incurables, Wash
ington, d. c. who Is one OF the new members OF the
society. and most appreciatiVe ohe'
NJ c. D. Is surely entitled TO pin. II she does
not care for :he oxidzed pin furnished by the So
cety. 80 cent. III stamps will SECURE beautiful pin
gold plated. The gold pins cost ~
EA g. suggests the violet as a society flower.
and furnishes the poem Violet Sweet Violet by
James Russell Lowell II. with the other poems;
The Fountain and The Rivals" have been filed
for publication
To the President General Of the T. 8 s.: Through
: the Kindness of very dear friend became men,
Der Of the T. S. S and received the oadse MY
health has been poor this spring that much OK
the time I unable 10 write FOR nearly ten
years have been an invalid afflicted with serious
lung trouble not we'll enough TO go our at all from
home sometimes. at other times able 20 so ont oc-
casonay. I read a great deal in the winter am
passionately fond Of flowers
II at any time the dear friends OF the society
| should have reading matter TO send to any one
shall be thankful receive II. and II can contrib
ute to tine happiness Of others by sending directions
| for fancy work or poems or anything eise "'hh
my power | shall be delighted to do so. l 90 not
take The Tribune hut frierd mas Seht "e IL"
| clippings from the column. ,, 1880 49,.
| Directions for the whiskbroom- holder were sent
from me. and when II was published ! n0uce mere
was no mention made OF the strip OF wide elastic Ia
placed across the back to mold tn S,ch or. rreat
comfort to me.
All unknown the future lies;
Let IL rest;
God who wells it from our eyes.
He knows best.
Ask not what shall be tomorrow.
But. content
Take the cup of Joy or sorrow
should be glad to hear from any OF ls .ne
Vel tpnst nv Sa viour for all things AID try to be
eo'''e" ~ ELLA L. WOOD.
Ruth Schohare County. n. Y
Note: This letter Is published that IL may oe i""
by the several members VINO asked WHITE ''e'
should send reading matter.
For a little time He keeps thee ide ,.
IN, IF His almighty love, and soon or late ,,
In INV tent doc, standing thou shalt see the fiIar
Moving on when thou at asst hast learned 10
-(Sent by Mrs. a. Fowler.
EVER WITH THEE.
Is the work difficult?
Jesus directs thee.
Il the path dangerous!
Jesus projects thee.
Fear not. and fater not:
Let the word cheer thee.
All through the coming year
He will be with thee. -
francs Ridley Havergal: sent by MRS. A
Fowler.