Thine is the Glory.

BY c. s.
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Great Ruier of the realms on high

 The glory of the earth is thine, Whose seas reflect the starry sky,

 Whose cliffs eternal sunwsrd shine. Far as adventurous man has tried To SCOUT the land or stem the tide; Far as the human eye can see- Belongs, At Bountiful, to Thee The daily sun and nightly moon,

 That gild the ltving world below; The glimmering stars in leafy June,

 And northern lights on northern snow Still ceaselessIy thy power proclaim Still glory is thy glorious name: Forever offering praise to Thee, In notes of spheTic harmony, But far beyond the glories here

 That our regardless eyes behold Shall new heaven in light appear,

 With peariy gates and streets oi gold. There white robed glancing souls shall giean Beneath the trees of Edens stream; There, kneeiing by the glassy sea. \ Shall sing their ransomed songs to Tee.