No. 36.

THE HEAVENLY SUMMERLAND.

ALICE JEAN CLEATOR.

J. LINCOLN HALL.

1. Be-yond the winter's storm and blight, Beyond the summer's shining strand, 2. No ling'ring shad-ow of the night, Shall dim the glory of that shore; 3. No part-ing word, no tears nor pain, Shall pass those portals fair and bright,

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There waits a land of joy and light-O bright and fadeless summer-land!
There all is joy and song and light, And rest and peace for-ev - er more!
There part-ed friends shall meet again, With-in that Land of love and light!

HAVE FAITH IN GOD.

GEO. F'. ROSCHE.

God," the Saviour said; He saw the path that we must tread;
God tho' clouds a-rise And o-ver-spread the glowing skies;
God: A father's heart Would to his child all good im-part;
God: his word di-vine By day and night shall brightly shine,

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The frequent thorn, the fading flow'r, The joy or pain ev'ry hour.
Tho' sun and stars grow dim and pale, His boundless love shall never fail.
Much more will he re-gard the pray'r Of those who cast on him their care.
Until we pass the gates of light And faith shall yield to bliss-ful sight.

In this varied chain of life Make the weak link strong.
And the likeness God can see,
To his
And he will pre sent me then, Fault - less

own dear Son.

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