Copyright, 1906, by Charles S. Brown. Used by per.

Thos. Crawford

The Song of Triumph

265

Thoro Harris

bright as the sun; On-ward! For-ward! till day is done; On - ward and forward

266

The Heavenly Summer-land

Alice Jean Cleator

J. Lincoln Hall, 1899

1. Beyond the win-ter's storm and blight, Beyond the sum-mer's shin-ing strand, 2. No lin- g'ring shad-ow of the night Shall dim the glory of that shore; 3. No parting word, no tears nor pain, Shall pass those portals fair and bright,

Bringing in the Sheaves

267

George A. Minor

Knowles Shaw

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1. Sow-ing in the morn-
ing, sowing seeds
2. Sowing in the sunshine, sow -ing in
3. Going forth with weep-ing, sow-ing for

of kind-ness, Sow-ing in the noon-tide the sha-dows, Fear-ing nei-ther clouds nor the Master, Tho' the loss sustained our

Bring-ing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves, We shall come,re - joi - cing, bringing in the sheaves.

Used by per.

268

Peace

Burton H. Winslow, 1897 mp Allegretto

Frederick N. Shackley, 1897

I. Sweet-est word of Je sus, To the troubled heart, Sooth-ing care and sorrow, 2. On the cross of Cal - v'ry, Peace for us was made; For a world's re-demp-tion, 3. Hear the bless-ed mes-sage, Do not slight His call,- While the Saviour

offers