SONG OG THE SEASON.
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sweet May-day is here in its brightness and bloom!

 Dane Nature walks forll, in her wedding al.

 tire, Amid soft Southern breezes, and song, and per-

 fumc:

 Why sleepeth thy music. my once cherished

 Tyre: Awaken awaken! and join in the chorus, Swell louder the anthem of gladness and

 praise; The smiles of our Con are around us and OCT Join, all, in the song to the Ancient of Days l. Thou hast f"nnd US ''sr'. gayest mqnts ot

 the year. For the loved and the lost ones whose ab.

 sence we mourn. For some who were with US when last thou

 vert here, Have gone to rerose meath ,he rall and the Thon art welcome, sweet Srring.:ime: Thy

 buds and thy blossoms Are r"hing with beauty the heather and hii! :: Mid our sorrows, thou comest like ba!n 10 eur

 bosoms. DisIellins the sIectres of darkness and iil Wake at the day dawn and go fr,h 10 meet

 thee, To list to thy teachings and muse on thy

 themes; Thy hymns have heard from the wild.biris

 that greet me, Thy sermcns are preached by iha eeAoing

 streams. Thou hast lessons of wisdom fa. those who will

 listen, With hearts all atiuncd to tho teachings of

 Heaven; The gems ofthy casket may sparkle and glisten, How brightly, how 6ritJly, thy gl"re> are

 gven P.Kr.