THY LIGHT, “THAT LIGHTENS EVERY MAN."' C. M.-"Arlington,” or “Ortonville," or "Woodland.”’ 1. Thy Light, "that lightens every man," 2. The dawn of Faith has now appeared; Full day will follow soon, When Hope shall breathe with freer breath 3. No longer do we seek or pray Our eyes are opened, and we see 4. No more in sacraments or rites, We seek Thee, FATHER; for ourselves 5. The brighter light and broader view 6. Anew, with the fresh morning's glow, M. K. S. HYMN XLI. ETERNAL WORD, INCARNATE. 7s, 6s, D.-"St. Edith," or "Missionury Hymn." 1. Eternal WORD, incarnate Forever and in all— In every living object However great or small! The Substance and the Soul. And all things were in Thee; We think, or hear, or see; To Thee, the one Creator, All homage now be paid. 3. Thy Life, our FATHER, shineth Of every age and name, 4. "Unto His own He cometh, On them He doth bestow, WEARY, AND FAINT, AND HEAVY-LADE WITH CARE. 10s.-"Langran," or "Ellers." 1 Weary, and faint, and heavy-lade with care, The man of Nazareth-Jacob's well drew near; And, seated there, upon its curb of stone, He sought to rest and meditate alone. 2. Water to bring a woman soon drew nigh; Give me to drink! The woman kindly gave; 3. In holy city or on holy hill Which is the temple that Jehovah will His dwelling make, and blessings there bestow Upon His worshippers who thither go? 4. Answered the stranger, kindly and yet bold: 5. Nor here, nor there; nor in some stated way; A temple finds, and learns to worship there. 6. "No more Jehovah, God, or Lord His name 7. Our FATHER, may we listen to this Word HYMN XLIV. "FROM OFF THY FEET TAKE NOW THY SHOES." C. M. D. "Vox Dilecti," or "St. Leonard." 1. "From off thy feet take now thy shoes My ceaseless presence is revealed Is but a symbol of the Life |