Communicated.
All about the stars.
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comm uHtCeiEu.


All about the stars.
In the stars, the stars--ihere's a glory


there;


Look up--,hey are brightly Sc,
In drap'ry that curtains Gods fooistool


far,


Like jewels in folds Of jet.
In the stars, the stars-lhere's purity


there;


White seraphs might stand and gaze
On each orb that floats in the cbon air,
Nor pause in their chorus Of praise.
In the stars, the stars, as they roll above
In bright, eternal day
For the soul of man there's home ofloye
From the madness of earth away.
In the stars, the stars, what beauty is seen
In each cheerful ray that steals
Like the glance ofan eye from brow


serene,


When the soul it's proud destiny feels.
In the stars, tue stars, theresa soul of


light,


There's grandeur Of beauty there! F!
Up and beyond Earth's crown Of night,
Where the skies are ever fair.
In the stars, the stars, there's music un-


heard,


Unknown to mans dull ear:
Sweet melody; such as the wild Eden bird
Would pause in its warblings to hear.
In the stars, the stars, there's the peace


Of heaven,


rest that the earth never knew;
A reposc, where the spirit, by passion


driven,


It's vigor and d-strength may renew.
In the stars, the stars, when my spirit is


free,


And my journey of life complete,
! will pray that there my place may be
To bow at Jehovah's feet.


1oRIcK.