New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
Selected by J. G. p. and J. r. B
DEATH OF MRS r. f. HUNT.

The sad news reached the Office Tuesday that
Mrs r. f. Hunt. Of Carbondale. Penn. had died
suddenly Of pneumonia. Mrs. Hunt was dear 10
the hearts Of many r. S s. members because OF
her quick sympathies and kindly acts, and her loss
will be deeply felt. The Carbondae Evening
Leader" in speaking of her death says:
Mrs Hunt was born in Carbonate sixty-six years
ago Her father Dr. Thomas sweet In the
early days OF this place the leading physician Her
ried to r F. Hunt of Scranton. then leading
and wealthy business man OF tnh' owl; , b,s.
band and was woman Of many accomp.shmeH4 ts
a devoted Christian. and though OF retlrng dls-
position. had many loving friends.
THE ABIDING LOVE.
II slngeth low In every heart
We hear Il each and ali
\ song OF thoso who answer not
They throng the silence OF the breast.
1l,s kim iy ' The ,rIIo' the brave the sweet
Who walk with us no more.
More homolike seems the vast unknown.
Since they have entered there
To follow them were not so hafo'
W. rcvcT they may ARE.
They cannot be where God Is NOT
ON any sea or shore.
Whatc'er betiGes. Thy love abides.
our COZ 'o' '''''''' John W. Chadwick.
sen. by NJ G. o.
ure Narrle l. Cook formerly OF Guford. Mo"
IL nov. living al Moocrs. Clinton county y I. II
:
miles from the postofroe and far from neshoors
Sbe wo,ld be- glad TO receive any reading mater
the Woman's Pages. any weekly or STORY pan" pn,
with pictures that would interest n3y ny ,,
answering this call will please noury Inc ir'S''''
General
Mr. Stella Putnam Diusmore. president OF '"'
SULPHUR Springs CTexD branch. and state pieSluen'
81 Texas forwarded the words and music o. '"'
two lovely hymns which are given below. fn'y
wer. sent before the club song had been aeciGSi
upon. and were among tho'e tle J'"S'"
The words Of ,he first song were written by AaA
Blenkhorn. and were set to music 10y 'h''''S -
LET THE SUNSHINE IN.
~, ,.,r f.ar thc foe will in the conflict win?
~ If dark without you-darker sil within?
clear the darllencd Windows open "i'' '"' "00'
i.r; litte sunshine III.
Let the blessed sunshine in
.t the blessed sunshine in.
clear the darkened windows. open wac '''' "''''
let little sunshine IN.
Does your faith grow fainter in the cause you
Are your prayers unanswered by your God
Clear the darkened windows. open wide the door
Let little sunshine IN.
Would YOU 90 rejoicing on the upward way
Knowing naught OF misunderstanding IN the
Clear The darkened windows. open wide the door.
Let "A little sunshine IN.
r p Hewitt wrote the words Of me Re. f SdS 3
song and the music composed by Johh Il.
sweeney:
SUNSHINE IN THE SOUL.
There's sunshine I'm my soul to-day
More glorious and bright
Than glows in any earthly sky,
For Jesus Is my light.
Chorus
q there's sunshine blessed sunshine,
While the peaceful happy moments roll;
When Jesus shows Ills smiling face.
There IS sunshine I'm the soul
There's music IN my soul to-day,
\ carol 10 my King.
And Jesus. listening can hear
The songs | cannot sing.
There's sprngume in my soul to-day,
For when the Lord is near,
The dove Of peace sings IN my heart
The flowers Of grace appear
There's gladness in my soul to-day
And hope and praise and love.
For blessings which He gives me- now,
For Joys laid up above.
The following enigma. submitted by w" was
published in the column on February O. Thus far
only two replies have been sent In. II Is hoped
others vii. follow.
WHO CAN ANSWER THIS ENIGMA?
ST. lone on the rock
While raising the wind.
And when the storms over
I'm gentle and kind
have kings without number
Nho wait but my nod
To kneel AZ my feet
on the grass have trod
Tho Oft seen by the world.
I'm observed but by few,
tn" Genues despise me.
I'm pork 10 the jew.
never have passed
But nigh; IN he dark.
And that was with Moan.
My weight is three pounds
My length is a mile
And when I'm discovered
Your say with 4 smile