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 PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 
 
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 COLLECTION OF NEW MUSIC 
 
 FOR 
 
 SABBATH SCHOOU GOSPEL MEETINGS, 
 AND THE HOME CIRCLE. 
 
 BY 
 
 Leonard Marshall. 
 
 BOSTON: CHICAGO! 
 
 WHITE, SMITH & CO. 
 
 Uopyrisbted, IS&>- by Wdite, Smith k Co. 
 
PREFACE. 
 
 Music is the source of purest enjoyment. It may occupy the vacant hoars, express happily the 
 lively feelings of childhood and youth, and afford rest and refreshment to minds wearied with the 
 cares of life. The gladness of the heart is deepened by its power, and sorrow is oft times relieved 
 by being expressed in song. The full influence of music is only felt where it is combined with 
 appropriate words and is employed in impressing useful instruction on the mind and elevated and 
 devotional feelings in the heart. It has been justly observed that the ballads of a nation have as 
 much influence as its laws, and in a country where the laws and the Government are based on the 
 character of the people, it becomes of great importance that every avenue to the conscience and to 
 the heart be guided by virtue and piety. 
 
 It is with the hope of contributing to this result that Sparkling Diamonds is given to the pub- 
 lic. In regard to the music herein presented, the author may be permitted to say it is mostly original, 
 from various popular authors, and many of the hymns have been written expressly for this book. 
 
 The author desires to express his cordial thanks to those persons who have kindly honored these 
 pages with choice contributions both of music and words. With these prefatory remarks Sparkling 
 Diamonds is submitted to the people, hoping it may be of real service in Sabbath schools and gospel 
 meetings, aod thus serve to lead children up to Christ their Saviour. 
 
 LEONARD MARSHALL. 
 
Sparkling Diamonds. 
 
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 "For in them ye liave eternul life." Juba 5 : 39. 
 
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 ■Words by MART BOWLY. 
 I, Allegro modcrato. 
 
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 L. MAESHALL. 
 
 
 1. Thro' the love of God our Sa-viour, 
 
 2. Though we pass tliro' tribu -la - tion, 
 
 3. We expect a bright to-mor - row, 
 
 All will be well; Free and changeless is his fa -vor, 
 All will be well; Ours is such a full sal -va - tion. 
 All will be well; Faith can sing thro' days of sorrow, 
 
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 All, 
 All, 
 All, 
 
 all is well; Precious is the blood that healed us, Per-fect is the grace that sealed us, 
 
 all is well; Hap - py still in God confid-ing, Fruitful if in Christ a-bid - ing, 
 
 all is well; On our Father's love rely -ing, Je - sus ev-ery need sup-ply - ing, 
 
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 1. Brightly i;lpanis our banner, Pointing to the sky, Waving wand' rers onward, To their home on high; 
 
 2. Je - sus. Lord and Master, At thy sacred feet, Here with hearts rejoicing See thy children meet; 
 
 3. All our days di - rect us In the way we go. Lead us on vie - to-rious O - ver ev - ery foe. 
 
 4. Then with saints and angels May we join a-bove, Offering prayers and praises At the throne of love. 
 
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 Journeying o'er the desert. Gladly thus we pray. And with hearts u-nl-ted Take our heavenward way. 
 Oft - en have we left thee. Oft - en gone astray; Keep us. mighty Sa-viour, In the narrow way. 
 IJid thine angels shield us When the storm-clouds lower.Pardon thou and save us In the last dread hour. 
 When the toil is o - ver, Then come rest and peace; Jesus in his beau-ty, Songs that never cease. 
 
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 Allegro moderato. 
 
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 "Thine eyes shaU behold the land that in verj far off " Isa. 33: 17. 
 
 L. MAESHALL. 
 
 1. There is a land of rest, 
 
 2. It is a land of peace, 
 
 3. We long to see that land, 
 
 4. Our Christ is in that land, 
 
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 TJn-seen by mortal eye, Where all who love the Lord are blest. 
 Where sor-row is unknown, And heavenly blessings nev - er cease 
 So beau-ti-ful and fair, Where we may sit at God's right hand, 
 Up - on his throne of love, And saints and angels round him stand, 
 
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 With joys that nev - er die. Shall we meet, 
 In that e - ter-nal home. 
 And sing his prais-es there. 
 And all is bliss a -hove. 
 
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 shall we meet. shall we meet in that land of rest, 
 
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 >woth that shall he also reap." Gal. 6 
 
 21 
 
 "Whatsoever a man Bowoth that shall he also reap. 
 
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 1. They are sowinf; their seed in the day lis;ht fair, They are sow-injj their seed in the noonday's glare 
 
 2. Tliey are sowing their seed of word and dooil. Which the cold know not nor the c.iicIpss heed 
 
 3. Some are sow- ill!,' lli<> seed of no - lilc dei'd, With a sleep - loss watch and an ear-nest heed 
 
 4. And there are many yet standing with idle hand, Still tliey're scattering seed throughout the land 
 
 5. Whether sown in liarkuess or sown in light, Whether sown in weakness or sown in might, 
 
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 They ar« .i(ow-ing their seed in the soft twi - light, They are sowing their seed in th« soft 
 Oh, the gen - tle.st word and the kind - est deed, That have blest the sad heart in its sor 
 
 With a cease - le.is hand in the earth they sow, And the lields are all white - ning where 
 
 And some are sow-ing the seeds of care, Which their soil long has borne and it still 
 Whether sown in weap-ing or sown in wrath, In the broadest high-way or the shad 
 
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 Sweet shall the harvest 
 Rich will the harvest 
 Sad will the harves'. 
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 Sweet shall the harvest be, Oh, 
 
 Rich will the har- vest be, Oh, 
 
 Sad will the har - vest be. Oh, 
 
 Sure will the har - vest be, Oh, 
 
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 sweet shall the 
 rich will the 
 sad will the 
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 Gentif flowing style. 
 
 (CHRIST PLEADING WITH SINNKES.) 
 
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 DRAXOEL. 
 
 
 1. Our Saviour through this world did pass, A pil-grim on his way, 
 
 2. His love for us is still the same, His prom - i - ses are sure, 
 
 Plead-ing with sin -ners 
 His power and goodness 
 
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 to the last, Lab'ring both night and day: For us his precious blood was spilt. For us his life he 
 will remain. While earthand tinieendure; His sov'reign grace let us proclaim. To all the world a- 
 
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 gave, And thus a-toned for all our guilt. That he our souls might save. 
 round, An<l spread his praise and bless his name, With harps of joyful sou)id. 
 
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 " Ho stiall Kather the lambs in hia arms, aricl carry them In his bosnm." 
 
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 1. (Jra-cious Saviour, nen-tU" Shepherd, Lit - tie ones are dear to thee, (lathered with thine arms and carried 
 
 2. Ten-der Shepherd, ncv-cr leave them From thy fold to ko a, - stray, I5y thy look of love di - rected, 
 
 3. Let thy ho - ly word instruct them, Kill their minds with heavenly ligtit, Let thvtjraee and truth constrain them 
 
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 In thy ho - som may they he. Sweet-ly, fondly, safe - ly tended, From all want and 
 May thi'v w:ilk the narrow wav; Thus di-rect thfni, thus de-fend them, Lest they fall to 
 To ap-prove what-e'or is riijht; Let then\ feel thy yoke is ea - sy. Let them prove thy 
 
 dan-per free. 
 
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 1. Pleasant are the pastures where Jesus feeds his flock, Underneath the shadow of the rock; 
 See the Shepherd standing — how gracious is his mien. Standing, waiting, to ad-mit us in. 
 
 2. Pleas-ant are the pastures, all ech - o-ing with song. Where the living wa - ters glide a - long; 
 There in peace repos - ing up-on the flow'ry banks, Staying with the Shepherd, we'll sing thanks. 
 
 3. Faith-ful is the Shepherd, who careth for the sheep; Nev - er do his eye-lids close to sleep; 
 All his flock he knoweth, and calleth them by name; And his love is con-stant-ly the same. 
 
 4. Blessed are the weak ones, who on his arms re-pose, Fearing not the fierceness of their foes; 
 They shall grow and flourish, who in their Lord abide. Like the tress that grow by riv - ers' side. 
 
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 Arranged by DRANOEL. 
 
 1. Speed thou on, hap-py day, When to Jc-sus' glad sway All na-tions shall bend. Where sal- 
 
 2. Speed thou on, liap-py day, When the sun's glorious ray Shall scatter earth's giooni.When the 
 
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26 
 
 f tt i\u ^iflht 0i §i0l8 Smth. 
 
 CHARLES WM. BUTLER. 
 „ Wilh tniiiiiatinn. ^ 
 
 '*Let U9 live like glorious men." 
 
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 time, Uream-ing 
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 can we live at last; Life hath its e- 
 
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 nal youth, And the joy fhat nev - er dies, 
 sub-lime, Tliat he might have cherished here! 
 nal youth. Where its faith is aii-chored fast! 
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 VVhile this side the riv - er still 
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 On tills time-pu-gird-ed shore; Live as those who here have been Seeking truth for - ev - er - more. 
 We may hear the soft winds blow Of tlie Ho-ly 8pir-il's will, Tell-ing of the heaven be -low I 
 Of these changeful hours of lime; Ours is the ce - les-tial birth, And these lives must be sub-lime! 
 
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 Mas-tcr 
 Master 
 
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 And loved ones are hast'ning their Sa - viour to see; 
 O, will you not (rust him your sins to forjcive; 
 A-wake from thy shim - bers to la - bor and pray; 
 rv, He's mifjht-y to save; 
 
 from the grave His loved ones to glo 
 
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 He's full of conipas - sinn, why will ye de-lay? He's call - ing, still call - inp, O, come, come a-wav. 
 On Cal - vary's mountain, 'mid an - guish and pain, Thy ran - soin was purchased when .le - sus was slain. 
 The morning is break -ing, the noon - tide is near. And evening's dark shad-ows will swift - ly appear. 
 And all who believe him in rap - ture shall sing Sal-va- tioii through Je-sus, our Mas- tcr and King. 
 
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 The Mas - tcr is com-iiifr, lie call - eth for thee; Come, trust in his iirtcv, 5al - vation is free. 
 
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 " And he bearing his cross went forth," Jolin xix : 17. 
 
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 1. There is across of heav - y weight, For ev-ery human life to bear; Tliere is a chap - let 
 
 2. A cross of toil and world-ly grief, A bur-den of suspense and care, Has life imposed up- 
 
 3. A crown awaits each faithful heart. Each earnest, self - de-ny - ing soul, That car-ries clieerf ul- 
 
 formed of thorns 
 on us all, 
 ly the cross, 
 
 For each and ev-ery brow to wear. 
 
 And each its hcav-y load must bear. 
 
 To death's cold, unte-lent - ing goal. 
 
 Oh! when the cross of pain and woe Shall 
 
 The clouds may lower o - ver-head, The 
 
 And where the veil shall melt a-way, Dis- 
 
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 soon for - ev-er be laid down, May we receive in recompense, A beau - ti - ful and fadeless crown. 
 brif,'lit stars fade before our eyes. Yet faith shall point us out the path Where sacrifice, where du - ty lies, 
 closiu" heaven's endless bliss; The crown of love shall compensate The cross of such a life as this. 
 
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 (OPENING OF A SABBATH SCHOOL.) 
 
 29 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 
 Nol too fast 
 
 1. \Vc have met in peace to-geth-er, In the house of God a -gain; 
 
 2. We have mot and time is fly-ing, We shall part,and still his wing 
 
 3. lie will aid us, should ex-ist-ence With its sorrows sting the breast, 
 
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 Constant friends have led us 
 Sweeping o'er the dead and 
 Gleaming in the onward 
 
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 hith - er. Here to chant the solemn strain; 
 
 dy - iiig, Will th(! changeful seasons bring; 
 
 dis-tance, Faith will mark the land of rest; 
 
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 Let us, while our hearts are light-est. In our 
 There midst day-beams round liim playing. We our 
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 Saviour's praise we sTiT 
 fresh and ear-ly years 
 Fath-er's face shall see, 
 
 May the Splr-it of sal - va-tion Come with healing on his wing. 
 Turn to him whose smile ia brightest, .\iid whose grace will calm our fears. 
 And shall hear him geiit-ly say-ing, Lit - tie children, come to me. 
 
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 (V.AXIANT FOR THE TRUTH.) 
 
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 1. Once, 
 
 2. And 
 
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 once there was a lit-tle boy, Witli curly hair and pleasant eye, A boy who always spake the truth, 
 ev - ery- bod-y loved him so, Because he always told the truth. That every day as he grew up 
 
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 nev-er, nev-er told a lie; And when he trot - ted off to school, The children all a- 
 'Twas said there goes the honest youth; And when the people that stood near Would turn to ask the 
 
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 bout would cry, There goes the curl - y - head - ed boy. The boy who nev-er told a lie. 
 rea - son why, The an - swer would be al - ways this, Be-cause he nev - er tells a lie. 
 
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 All'ffro wuilirnto. 
 
 Altered from "Sabbath Songs."- -by permission. 
 
 
 
 1. All ye who would true wisdom find, Must shun the base and I 
 
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 2. In it wc learn redemption's pl;in, 
 
 3. 'i'lio' some its sa-cred truths despise, 
 
 4. Its pre-cepts are di-vine - ly pure, 
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 Who nev-er read its pag 
 
 No hum-ble mind de-ceiv - 
 
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 And as a guide to 
 The great and sood and 
 And all its prom - is- 
 
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 for the mind From those that love the 
 
 sin - ful man Tliis bless - ed book was 
 
 tru - ly wise Have loved it in all 
 
 es are sure On faith - ful - ly be 
 
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 Then read the blessed Bi - ble. 
 
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32 
 
 Words by L. M. 
 Lively. 
 
 ®lte ^undati M\n\ b mjj §t\\%\it 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
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 1. The Sunday School is my delight, I love it more and more; In songs of praise we all u-nite, 
 
 2. Je - sus, my Saviour and my friend, Who died that I might live, His name I'll praise un - to the end, 
 
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 And Christ we do a 
 And all the glo-ry 
 
 dore; 
 give; 
 
 I love my Master, Christ the Lord, I love to plead his cause, 
 May all who love the Sunday School U - nite in grace di - vine. 
 
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 And med - i-tate up - on his word, And to o-bey his laws. 
 In praising Christ, who is the rule. And who will ev - er shine. 
 
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 And who. 
 
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?ltc Sunday f chool i0 my ^clipht. Condmlnl. 
 
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 to 
 who 
 
 o - bey 
 will cv ■ 
 
 his 
 
 laws, 
 shine, 
 
 And 
 And 
 
 m== x ^n 
 
 to, 
 who, 
 
 and 
 and 
 
 to, 
 who. 
 
 and 
 and 
 
 to o - bey 
 who will ev - 
 
 his 
 er 
 
 p • i 
 
 laws, 
 shine. 
 
 ill 
 
 ^=:i-=>rrt: 
 
 
 iiii] 
 
 his laws, 
 will shine, 
 
 and to, 
 and who. 
 
 and to, and 
 and who, and 
 
 to 
 who 
 
 Allegro moderalo. 
 
 \M i\u ^ixp lUturttiug. 
 
 DR. L. MASON. 
 
 -»- -• -^- — ^- -•- -0- -•- -•- -J5l- -c* -*- 
 
 1. Blest the days return-ing. When the Saviour rose, Ho-ly thoughts a - wak - ing, While de - vo- lion glows; 
 
 2. Great is the sal - va - tion Sounded in our ears. Sweet the in - vi - ta - tion Which the hum-ble hears, 
 
 3. Let our minds be wakeful, Foolish thoughts away, Let our hearts be grate - ful Ev - ery Sab-batb day, 
 
 4-- 
 
 -1 — /> — i--«> — I- 
 
 
 
 ^m 
 
 Chorus. 
 
 
 And we learn the sto - ry, 
 As we learn the sto - rv. 
 While we learn tlie sto-rv 
 
 -# — # — • 
 
 Of the Lord of 
 Of the God of 
 Of the Lord of 
 
 _«. -^. _^. _«- 
 
 glo - ry, 
 glo - ry, 
 M'o - rv. 
 
 Kind 
 Kind 
 Kind 
 
 4 M 1 i 1 
 
 In the Sabbath School. 
 In the Sabbath School. 
 Ill the Sabbath School. 
 
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34 
 
 Words by L. M. 
 
 Laryhetto. 
 
 ±Z2 
 
 (Bf (Some to fcisiu^ ffiarljj, 
 
 (THE SAVIOURS INVITATION TO CHILDREN.) 
 
 1=1= 
 
 L. MAESHAUi. 
 
 fct 
 
 Je - tius ear - ly, 
 kind - ly wait - iiifj, 
 
 Come now while in thy youth, 
 In - vit - ing you to come, 
 
 •All who are meek and 
 In words of love he's 
 
 ^M^m 
 
 JLS. 
 
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 — C' i r-r 
 
 f=t 
 
 s 
 
 
 low - ly, 
 say - ing, 
 
 Shall find the way, the 
 All vice and sin to 
 
 truth; 
 shun; 
 
 O come, he will re - ceive you, 
 O come, then, to the Sa - vionr, 
 
 H 
 
 
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 fold yoi 
 come wi 
 
 :& 
 
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 And fold you to hi? breast; He nev-er will forsake you, 
 O, come with-out de - lay. And he will bless 3'ou ev -" er 
 
 He'll save yon with the blest. 
 In realms of end-less day. 
 
 
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What Can the <§aviouv fla for ?hee ? 
 
 35 
 
 MRS. E. W. CHAPMAN. 
 
 J. H. TENNEY. 
 
 01 — 3:_j_c_g___^__, — ,.t 
 
 1. What can the Sa-viour 
 
 2. What can the Sa-viour 
 
 3. What can the Sa-viour 
 
 do for 
 
 do for 
 do for 
 
 _J_t_5_L_^ • SZl-gf-i. J_^_C_^-_ — — — -# 1- 
 
 i- 
 thee, 
 
 My friend with sin dis 
 thcc, When toss'd thy wea - ry 
 thee, When comes death's angel 
 
 tress'd? 
 soul 
 near? 
 
 I 
 
 And from thy bur - den 
 
 In wild - e.ot storm on 
 
 And through the lone - ly 
 
 
 Chobus. 
 
 3: 
 
 
 set thee free, And give 
 life's deep sea, Where high 
 vale shall be 
 
 thy spir - it rest? Re-joice! forme Im - man - uellives.Thro' 
 
 the bil - lows roll? Rejoice! for me 
 
 Thy path to man - sions clear. 
 
 
 
 him all things are mine; Re-joice! for He sweet com • fort gives, And makes my face to shine. 
 
 Rejoice ! for 
 
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36 
 
 Words by W. E. IJTTLEWOOD. 
 Andimte. 
 
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 ' Unto him that hath loved us." 
 
 L. B. MARSHALL. 
 
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 1. There is no love like the love of Je - sus, 
 
 2. There is no heart like the heart of Je - sus, 
 
 3. There is no eye like the eye of Je - sus, 
 
 4. O, might we lis - ten that voice of Je - sus, 
 
 \^ J <^ 
 
 Nev - er to fade or 
 
 Filled with a ten - der 
 
 Pierc - ing far a 
 
 O, might we nev - er 
 
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 I tt-^-»-^ =:t I: ^ — J — • — t;izt_^_#=t; 5— 1:=!» — ii»=3 — ? ?• 
 
 fall, Till 
 
 lore. Not 
 
 way, Nev- 
 
 roam, Till 
 
 r -»-*- 
 
 CnoRus. 
 
 
 Sn«fj4 — N — ^ — *< — N ^T-^Fi — r — I — r — *» — Kt r'q--»»y — 1;=— i — r — '=;n — ^T — ' *< 
 
 into the fold of the peace of God He hath gath-ered us all. 
 a throb or a throe our hearts can know, But he suf - fered be- fore. 
 
 er out of sight of its tender light Can the wan - der - er stray, 
 our souls shall rest in peace on his breast, In the heav - en - ly borne. 
 
 _ji_j_ji_#_^- _^_£C--_|:^ 
 
 «_U ^— #— |g— y y — ^ -T-^ 
 
 Yet I know my Saviour 
 
 «— *- 
 
 
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 I '• ' ' ~ ' U I —I 
 
 loves me,His cleansing blood will save; May my heart and soul adore him,ThenJordan'stide I'll brave. 
 
 * "Sabbath Songs"— by permission. 
 
§iavk, the ^htijstma^ d^himc^ are ^iwoittg. 
 
 37 
 
 Words by CHARLKS WM. BUTLER. 
 
 Lively. 
 
 (CHRISTM/VS HYMN.) 
 
 L. M. 
 
 
 1. Hark, tlio Cliristmas cliimes are ring-ins: 
 
 2. Ilariv, till' Cliristiiias cliiines are rintr-inii, 
 .']. Hark, the Christmas chimes are rins-ins 
 
 ^^^^^^m 
 
 1 
 
 
 4: 
 
 Mak - in? mil - sic on the air; In the churches 
 Xow their notes are full and clear; Seem they now old 
 ;, Wlio would hid their sweet tones cease, Who would hush the 
 
 1 — • — 1 ^ — I 1 — ' — I 1 1 — •--( 1 — I 1 — *- 
 
 -r 
 
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 choirs arc sing - ini^, Mak-ing joy-ous mu-sic there; 'Tis the same in - spir - ing sto - ry, 
 Betliiehem bring-in;;, And the song of an-gels hear; (Jlo - ry in the high - est, glo - ry, 
 voice of sing -ing. Who would still the psalm of peace? Dearer, sweeter are their Toic - es, 
 
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 Sung by shepherd hands of old. Of the an-gels' song of glo - ry. And the magi's gift of gold, 
 I'eace on earth, good will to men. New is that most hless-ed sto-ry. New and sa-cred now as then 
 And these bells that ring and chime, Than all other notes tliatcharm us, On the changeful shor(>^ lime. 
 
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38 
 
 Mht ijak of W^tilxkhm.* 
 
 ReT. E. P. DYER. 
 
 ^ Lively. 
 
 (CHRISTMAS HYMN.) 
 
 T. BISSELL. 
 
 ^_i|iP^ 
 
 -• — I— # — f — • ' « — 1— ^~v-f — \-g 
 
 1. All hail the peer - less night, 
 
 2. GIo - ry to God on high, 
 
 3. Born of a Jew - ish maid, 
 
 4. Yes, Christ was born to bleed, 
 
 -ft- _#_ .^_ _^. 
 
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 |2qg=t:=l=t:=c=c=t:=rrs=.=^r=)r 
 
 Lit by un-wont - ed light, 
 
 The God who rules the sky, 
 
 In Bethlehem's man -ger laid. 
 
 Such was our dread - ful need, 
 
 -A- -*- -f- -*-• 
 
 — I ^ — *- 
 
 When Bethlehem's 
 
 Good will to 
 
 His head lies 
 
 That through his 
 
 
 star o'er 
 
 men and 
 
 pil - lowed 
 death our 
 
 -i- 
 
 ^'-ziiT 
 
 
 
 Beth - lehem's man - ger hung, 
 ho - ly peace on earth, 
 on a vir - gin's breast; 
 
 sins might be for - given; 
 
 While on 
 
 I seem 
 And did 
 Yet reigns 
 
 Ju - de - a's 
 to hear them 
 he stoop so 
 he now on 
 
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 I s — tz , 1_^_^ ,p 1 i^_t_^_- — ^_r_;;i_t_| 
 
 plains 
 
 sing; 
 
 low, 
 
 high. 
 
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 _4_,_.j — 
 
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 The wake - ful shepherd swains 
 
 They make the wel - kin ring 
 
 Did he the throne fore - go 
 
 And soop sl(all ev - ery eye 
 
 Saw an - gel forms and heard the songs they sung. 
 
 With songs of joy at our Re-deem - er's birth. 
 
 To raise us to the heav'n - ly rest? 
 
 Be - hold his ad - vent in the clouds of heaven. 
 
 iPfEiEE^B=E=r^EF^tEfeE Er±^*EiEQ^^»Efi^EE E'EeH 
 
 * Sabbath Songs— by permission. 
 
L.U. 
 
 Allegro, 
 
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 (CHRISTMAS HYMN.) 
 "(llor; to God in the highest, and on earth |>eace. good will towards ir>en.~ 
 
 35 
 
 t. M. 
 
 
 Glad ti-din^s of great joy I bring, This day 
 Our Christ was born in Beth-le-liera, Now rules 
 
 a Saviour's born; 
 above the 8lty; 
 
 Loud 
 
 _^- -^- -#- -)i- _«- -«Li _#_ _*_. J 
 
 u-jahs 
 all bis 
 
 -^ J- 
 
 let us sing. And hail 
 
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 the 
 grace proclaim, And shout his 
 
 I 
 
 
 =^— in?: 
 
 
 
 joy - f ul morn ; 
 hon - ors high; 
 
 :He 
 O, 
 
 IS 
 
 may 
 
 the Lord, the 
 all peo - pie 
 
 raii.'h-ty Go(»., 
 learn his word, 
 
 iii^^ii-gii 
 
 
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 To whom all an-gcis bow. O, may his love be shod abroad. And na-tions know him now. 
 And every tongue confess That Je - sus is the mighty Ood, The son of righteousness. 
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40 
 
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 Miss H. AUGUSTA BARNES. 
 
 (CHRISTMAS MORNING.) 
 
 L. B. MARSHALL. 
 
 
 
 1. Wake with glad sounds, ye bells, Peal through the morn-ing sky, 
 
 2. Wake, wake with joy - ful peals. Rouse all to greet this day, 
 
 3. Bring glad - ness to our homes. To cheer us on our way, 
 
 —4 — h — ^- j- — Th — 1 1 — I *— 
 
 Let na - ture ech - o 
 
 In glad ho-san - nas 
 
 Where old and young to- 
 
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 back the strain, And hills and vales re - ply; For 
 
 praise his name, And hom - age to him pay; For 
 geth - er meet, Ou this bright Christ-mas day. May 
 
 this most joy - ful day 
 he was good and wise, 
 each their gifts of love 
 
 
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 :t==t-F-S=>rF=g=}=Bi:=t=^^?=}z:r=:F 
 
 We hail again with pride, 
 The child of Beth-le-hem. 
 As of-ferings to him bring, 
 
 
 pliEflf^E^E 
 
 !l=fe: 
 
 
 In which our Saviour Christ was born. The hap-py Chrietmas-tide, 
 Born in a home of low - ly mien. Yet sought by ho-ly men. 
 And on this Christmas day's return Ills prais-es ev - er sing. 
 
 •# — # — #-|— #-• — » — # — w-» — r « ' J # *-^ 1 — T-| 
 
 lESEtfeg 
 
 
g am but a ^ittlc Child 
 
 41 
 
 Allegro. SoLO. SopRAJJO OR Alto.* 
 
 HOZABT. 
 
 J. li AUeqro. bOLO. bOPRAJJO 
 
 3_^ — yj.0—0j-(2i 1 0—0 L#_g^_L# — m i.0 — ^_L J_^_«_7_^ 0-\-0 0~U^ L, #-»- 
 
 1. I am but a lit - tie child, 
 
 2. If f<ir-f;pt-tiii^ thee I stray 
 
 3. l)iii-ly as I old - cr grow, 
 
 4. With a meek aud patient mind, 
 
 Weak and ea-si - ly be-guiled, 
 In -to sin's en - tic - inj; way. 
 May I more of Je - sus know, 
 With a lov - ing heart and kind, 
 
 Foes without and strifes within, 
 Leave nie not to per - ish there, 
 Mi'ck-ly learn-inj; at his feet 
 With a tem-per sweet and mild. 
 
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 Chorus added. 
 
 \ii- « — S^_t_€ • 1-0 2-l-# • -0-^ 1 0-0 1 1 1. — 0-0 — .1-0 0-0-^ 
 
 Tempt my lit - tie 
 In the tempt-er's 
 Wis-dom's les - sons 
 Tho' I'm but a 
 
 
 pui 
 lit 
 
 heart to sin, 
 cru - el snare, 
 ure and sweet, 
 tie child. 
 
 Look in 
 
 When I'm 
 
 Let me 
 
 Christ will 
 
 pit - y, 
 tcmpt-ed 
 have his 
 
 be my 
 
 Lord, on me, 
 to di - jjrcss 
 bless - ed mind, 
 con - stant friend. 
 
 Let me 
 From the 
 Make me 
 He will 
 
 trust a- 
 path of 
 Cen - tie, 
 keep me 
 
 
 twmmmmmmM^mMimmw 
 
 lone in thee, 
 riiihteous-nets, 
 meek and kind, 
 to . the end, 
 
 I.et 
 Let 
 I.«t 
 He 
 
 me 
 me 
 mv 
 will 
 
 on thy 
 hear the 
 words and 
 take me 
 
 I 
 
 bo - som 
 Spir • it 
 
 ac - tions 
 when I 
 
 rest, 
 sav, 
 tell 
 die, 
 
 Clasp 
 Lit - 
 That 
 To 
 
 me 
 
 tie 
 
 I 
 
 mv 
 
 to 
 
 child, 
 love 
 home 
 I 
 
 thv lov - ing breast, 
 this is the way. 
 my Sa - viour well, 
 be - vond tho skv. 
 
 I III 
 
 # .May be sung as a quartet if jircfirrod. 
 
42 
 
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 ' Whr seek ya the llnng among the dead 1 He is not here, but is risen." Luke 24 : 5, 6. 
 
 Mrs. E. 0. ELLSWORTH. 
 
 (EASTER HYMN.) 
 
 J. H. TENNEY. 
 
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 ^ar-^^ 
 
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 S3: 
 
 
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 1. Tho' the morning scarcely breaketh, Love no long - er can de - lay, Seeking for the lost one, 
 
 2. Thro' the twilight dim - ly peer-ing. Blinded by the fall-ing tears, Sorrowing hearts are vainly 
 
 3. E - ven now our faith is lilind-ed, Lin-gers near the grave to - day, But we know that Christ has 
 
 igil^i6=Ei3;w£ 
 
 It 
 
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 *-VM- 
 
 ^~^^^- 
 
 
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 ask - eth, " Who shall roll the stone a-way?" 'Mid the doubts so dark and fear 
 
 — * ^— S 
 
 ful, Gath'ring 
 seek-ing For the Lord with anxious fears; While the shades a - round them lin - ger, While in 
 ria - en, Let us hear a song^ a-way; Should our un - be - lief still lead us Thro' the 
 
 
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 round the faith-ful few, Comes a voice di-vine - ly cheering, Bursts a song di - vine - ly 
 
 fear they downward gaze.From the grave,where hopes lie buried, Comes there forth this hymn of praise; 
 
 re - gions of the dead, E- ven there is light and glory,Siuce the white-robed an -gel e^'fl- 
 
 -^— til 
 
 I 1 1/ • 
 
 new. 
 
 said: 
 
 T- 
 
Chorcs. 
 
 ? — ;j-^-r 
 
 " Fear ye 
 
 §if iisi not Serf. ConclutUd, 
 
 .—- *. — j- 
 
 43 
 
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 not, the Lord has 
 
 ris 
 
 en, Go ye forth with hope and joy, 
 
 ■ -J- 
 
 S*-T — #— '— * « J5»-^ — ^-'— # « — —0-~ — ,_i_jrA__g — , ^_i__^__M 
 
 - ploy." 
 
 Haste, for 
 
 -0- 
 -I — 
 
 li^mii 
 
 8. F. SMITH. D. D. 
 
 Allrgro mwierato. 
 
 yon - der ye shall meet him, Praise shall soon your lips em - ploy." 
 
 
 (To-daij the Saviour (taUisi, 
 
 I 
 
 L. M. 
 
 1. To-day the Saviour calls, 
 
 2. To-day the Saviour calls, 
 
 3. To-day tlie Saviour calls, 
 
 4. The Spirit calls to-day. 
 
 Ye wand'rcrs 
 (), hear him 
 For rcf - u!;e 
 Yield to his 
 
 r 
 
 come 
 
 
 O, ye benighted sonis. Why long-er 
 With-in these sacred walls To Je - sus 
 The storm of justice falls. And death is 
 
 O, grieve him not away, 'Tis mercy's 
 
 :M=EE[fZi'Ei^ElE^-=f:t:S:^i^}=SEEESEEE^Et 
 
 now, 
 
 fly, 
 
 power. 
 
 roam, 
 bow. 
 nigh, 
 hour. 
 
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44 
 
 'ti tvtx^ ^tM |t«|0ice mA c^tug. 
 
 (THE GOODNESS OF GOD TO OUR COUNTRY CELEBRATED.) 
 Words by H R. WASHBURN. 
 
 •H" Linely. 
 
 1. Let ev - ery heart re - joice and sing; Let cho - ral anthems rise; Ye rev - 'rend men and 
 D.c. While the rocks and the rills,While the vales and the hills. Agio - rious anthem raise: Let each pro-long the 
 
 2. He bids the sun to rise and set; In heaven his power is known; And earth, sub-dued to 
 
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 chil - dren, bring To God vour sac - ri - fice; For he is good; the Lord is good, and 
 
 chil - dren, bring To God your sac - ri - fice; 
 grate - ful song, And the God of our fath -ers praise, 
 him, shall yet Bow low be - fore his throne; 
 
 For 
 For 
 
 he 
 he 
 
 is good; 
 IS good; 
 
 the Lord 
 the Lord 
 
 go5d, and 
 good, and 
 
 ^^gaii^pi ^^ps 
 
 -c$-^b-u-b-;ri- 
 
 :5=a 
 
 
 kind 
 kind 
 
 are all 
 are all 
 
 his ways: 
 his ways; 
 
 With songs and hon 
 With songs and hon 
 
 9-1: 
 
 I u u — 1 — m- 
 
 iii 
 
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 rit. 
 
 ors sounding loud. The Lord Je - ho - vah praise, 
 ors_ sounding loud, The Lord Je - ho - vah praise. 
 
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L MARSHALL. 
 
 L i* ^-* — \—0 0— 1 _5-* — « 9. — \—0 ^ — !_€_*_•;-#_« #— L 
 
 Words by L. M. 
 lAvfiy hut not too fast. 
 
 
 1. Je - BUS lit - tie chil-dren loves, He delights to hear them sing, Coo-ing like the 
 
 2. Corae then, children, while ye may. Seek the Saviour's pard-'ning love, So when called froi 
 
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 gen - tie doves, 
 earth a - way. 
 
 In the pleas-ant days of spring; He is call - ing them to him, 
 You may meet with him a - bove; In that land so pure and bright, 
 
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 Say -ing, I will give you rest. Ho will free them from their sin. He will fold them to his breast. 
 There where partings never come. There may all in songs u - nite, Praising Christ the ho - ly one. 
 
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46 
 
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 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 Lively but not too fast. 
 
 1. I want to be like Je - sus, So love - ly and so meek, 
 
 2. I want to be like Je - sus, En-gaged in do - ing good, 
 
 .5^ - - ^ 
 
 For no one mark'd an 
 So that it may of 
 
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 j=j=t,.L4 : r^-i^-|a=:s= -p3^ 
 i — i-[- »=T-8— ; » — j- fej — r i r 
 
 
 an - gry word, That ev - er heard him speak, 
 me be said, "He hath done what he could." 
 
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 :^ 
 
 want to he like Je - sus, 
 las! I'm not like Je - sus, 
 
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 For I nev-er, nev-er find 
 As an-y one may see; 
 
 That he, tho' per- se-cu - ted, Was to an-y one unkind. 
 O gentle Saviour, send thy grace. And make me like to thee. 
 
 
Words by DRANOEL. 
 
 ^ A Uegro moderato. 
 
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 1. Be - hold the Sav - iour call - iiig, Call - ing for j-ou and me, O, maj' 
 
 8. All praise be un -to Je - sus, The bless - ed Lamb of God, Who from 
 
 we heed bit 
 our gins has 
 
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 warn - ing, And 
 freed us. Thai 
 
 hap - py we shall 
 we may serve the 
 
 be; 
 Lord; 
 
 He'll fold 
 We will 
 
 •-: • » 1 \ ' •- 
 
 us in bis 
 
 for - ev - er 
 
 bo - som, 
 praise him. 
 
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 There we may safe - ly 
 And bless his ho - Iv 
 
 rest; And in the land of glo 
 name, And strive throughout all a 
 
 ry We'll be for 
 ges To spread the 
 
 ev - er blest. 
 Saviour's fame. 
 
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48 
 
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 ^ Liveli/, 
 
 L. M. 
 
 . 1—^ » ^. 
 
 
 1. There is a clime where Je - sus reigns, A home of grace and love, Where an-gels sing in 
 
 2. Yet all, a- las! may not be there, For some will slight his grace, Now though he calls, they 
 
 3. The fair - est ro - ses quick - ly die, The leaves must all de - cay. And, lit - tie read - er, 
 
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 his re - deem-ing 
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 love ; 
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 chil - dren 
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 precious Saviour's name. Clothed in his per feet righteousness. And saved from sin and shame. 
 
 I will give you rest; Oh, lin-gcr not, but haste to be With his sal - va-tion blest, 
 
 seek the things a - bove; And may the Spir-it day by day Re - veal a Saviour's love. 
 
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 (AX INVITATIOx\ TO COME TO JESUS.) 
 
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 L. MARSHALL. 
 
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 1. O, whv not come to Jo - sus now, And trust him for his prace? Down to his foot - stool 
 
 2. All who arc heav - y la - den come, And he will give you nst, And when your toil on 
 
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 hum - biy bow, And ye shall see his face, 
 earth i-< done, Vou will be ev - er blest. 
 
 O, sin - ner, come with - out de - la^-, 
 Al - though your sins are crim - son red, 
 
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 Now is th' accept - ed time. Come and re - ly on him to-day. And m 
 He'll make them white as wool; Je - sus our \mx\ his blood huth shed, To save 
 
 his glo - ry shine 
 and make vou whole 
 
 
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50 
 
 Quoding at i\u ^on* 
 
 "Behold. I stand at the door and knock." Rev. 3: 20. 
 
 Words by Rev. ALFRED TAYLOR. 
 
 
 1. My Sa-viour stands waitins and knocks at the door, Has knocked and is knocking a - gain; 
 
 2. O !Sa-vioiir, my ransom, Jie - deem-er and friend, Tlie life and the truth and ihe way, 
 
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 I hear his kind voice, I'll re - ject him no more. Nor let him stand pleading in vain; 
 On thy j>re-cious mer - it a - lone I'll de-pend, Dwell in me and keep me, 1 pi'ay; 
 
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 In in - fl - nite mer-cy he came from a-bove, To ransom, to cleanse rae from sin; 
 Thy goodness hath opened the door of my heart, 'Tis o - pen in welcome to thee; 
 
 
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 I'll yield lo tlie voice of his iner - ci - ful love, And let my dear Saviour come in. 
 Come in, bless - ed Sa - viour, and nev - er de-part. Come in with thy mer - cy to me. 
 
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52 
 
 Words by Rev. ALFRED TAYLOR 
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 " Lead me to the rock." Psalm 61 : 2. 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 
 1. Cling close to the Rock, brother, danger is near, Chng close to thy Saviour.and doubt not nor fear, 
 
 2. Cling close to tlie Rock, brother, closely to-day. Ere waves of temptation shall sweep thee away, 
 
 3. Cling close to the Rock, brother, close to the rock, The' tempests may rage and tho' billows may shock, 
 
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 For Je-sus will hold thee, almigh-ty to save. Thy Jesus who triumphed o'er death and the grave. 
 Cling close to the Rock, in the time of thy grief. For Je-sus brings speedy and precious re - lief. 
 For Je-sus thy Saviour, thy refuge, thy friend. In mer-ey hath loved thee, and loves to the end. 
 
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 (Matt 18; 11.) 
 
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 1. In the way that's downward tendini;. Jesus seeks the lost; O'er the helpless love is hending, 
 
 2. On the soul that's bruised and hieedinc; Pours the oil divine; Gives what hungry souls are needing, 
 
 3. In the tones of sweet persua-sion, Pleads with all to come; Yea, with pit - y and compas-sion 
 
 
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 Saves with greatest cost. 
 Cheers with bread and wine. 
 Brings the waud'rer home. 
 
 Hear the an - gel voic-es! Joy and grace abound; Ileav'n with earth re- 
 
 
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54 
 
 Words by Rev. E. P. DYEt 
 
 M Aiidanlino. 
 
 (PREVAILING PRAYER.) L. M. 
 
 1. Be - fore thy gra-cious throne, O Lord, En - trust - ed with pa - ren - tal care, 
 
 2. We thank thee for the pre-cious gifts With which our mor - tal lives are blest, 
 o. Yet, Lord, to mar our sweet-est joy What fears commin - gle day by day. 
 
 4. Oil! grant us grace their feet to guide In wis-dom's ways of peare and truth, 
 
 5. We yield them up to thee, O Lord, And on thine arms our bur - den cast. 
 
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 Ma - ter - nal hearts would hnni-bly bow, And of - fer the pre - vail - ing 
 We thank thee for the tide of love Which swells each fond ma - ter - nal 
 Lest Sa - tan tempt our children's hearts, And lure their lit - tie feet a 
 And fill their souls with faith and love. Dear Sa-viour, in their ear - ly 
 Thou on - ly canst their feet di - rect, And save their pre - cious souls at 
 
 prayer, 
 breast, 
 stray, 
 youth, 
 last. 
 
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 1. Thro' the pleas - ures of the day. When I read and when I pray, 
 
 2. When the 
 
 3. Till I 
 
 with - draws 
 my heart 
 
 his 
 in 
 
 light, And 
 prayer, For 
 
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 heaven 
 
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 Let me 
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 ev - er 
 nev - er 
 him to 
 
 keep in 
 lay my 
 kind - ly 
 
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 view, 
 
 head 
 make 
 
 God 
 
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 rest 
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 for 
 
 Je 
 
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 sake. 
 
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 Words by L. M. 
 
 Ia^iiU,. (FLIGHT OF TIME.) 
 
 DRANOEL. 
 
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 1. Swift - ly 
 
 2. O, Lord, 
 
 3. O. near 
 
 4. That hap 
 
 the hours speed 
 
 my heart pre 
 
 er to my 
 
 py day will 
 
 on, That bear my soul a 
 
 pare To trust in thee a 
 
 God, Near - er I long to 
 
 come. When I shall see his 
 
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 a-Iong, march a-Ion^;, Sinfjing a plad, triumph - ant song, Sing of the love of God 
 
 a-long, march a-Iong, Sinking a glad, triumph - ant song, Sing what he tells me in 
 
 a-long, march a-long, Singing a glad, triumph - ant song, Sing how he loved my soul 
 
 a-leng, march a-long, Singing a glad, triumph - ant song. Sing of my Je - sus, strong 
 
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 to save, 
 
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 Sing of his grace so rich and free, Sing of his goodness by the way.Sing how he keeps me day by day. Sing of his mercy, 
 
 BriRhtest and beat that e'er was heard. Shig how my SaTiour came to die, *Sing how he lives and reigns on high. 
 Eansomed with blood from sin and hell. SiTig how his precious blood was spilt. Washing away my deep-est guilt. 
 Sing of Mb Tictory o'er the grare, Sing how he rose from death and night, Bringing my soul to endless light. 
 
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 sing of his love, Keeping mj' soul for glory above. March along, march along. Singing a glad, triumph-ant song 
 
©mting. 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 Allegro moderato. 
 
 1. We wish to greet you all to-day, With words both good and true, It is to tell you 
 
 2. We love the ho - ly Sabbath day, So peace-fiil, calm and still, We love to go to 
 
 3. We love the God that made us too. And ail that's just and true. We love to hear of 
 
 4. We love to do what -e'er is good, And ask for light and grace, And nev - er do an 
 
 what we love, And what we love 
 Sun - day school. And learn our Mak 
 heavenly joys. And what good peo 
 e - vil deed, And seek to die 
 
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 to do. 
 ■ er's will; 
 pie do; 
 in peace; 
 
 We love 
 
 We love 
 
 We love 
 
 Then what 
 
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 sum-iner time. 
 Son of God, 
 ■ ev - er's good. 
 Sun-day scliool 
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 With all its liirds and flow'rs; We love the pure and happy joys Of youth's delightful hours. 
 And all his gospel says; We love doar parents, teachers. friends, Who lead us in gooil ways. 
 And walk in wisdom's way; We love to join the peo - pie too, Wiio sing.and teacli, and pray. 
 Will (Christians have above. Where ev - 'ry tongue in perfect praise Will sing a Saviour's love. 
 
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 by permission. 
 
 Fine. 
 
 1. Je - sus. Sa - viour, 
 Chart and com - pass 
 
 2. When tli' A - pos - ties' 
 And when tliey be - 
 
 3. As a moth - er 
 Won-drous sov - 'reign 
 
 came 
 fraa; 
 held 
 stills 
 of 
 
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 from 
 
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 thy 
 her 
 the 
 
 me, 
 thee, 
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 form, 
 cliiid, 
 sea, 
 
 O - ver 
 
 Je - sns. 
 Straggled 
 Safe they 
 Thou canst 
 Je - sus, 
 
 life's 
 Sa - 
 with 
 guid 
 hush 
 Sa ■ 
 
 tem ■ pest-uous 
 
 lot 
 lows 
 
 the 
 cean 
 
 lot 
 
 viour, pi 
 
 the bil - 
 
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 the o - 
 
 viour, pi 
 
 Z?= _«_ 
 
 zrzzti: 
 
 sea, 
 
 me. 
 
 dark, 
 storm, 
 wild, 
 
 me. 
 
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 and treacherous 
 up - on the 
 to them be 
 
 shoal; 
 sea, 
 still. 
 
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 DODDRIDGE. 
 
 Allfi/ro moderato. 
 
 i CONDI 
 
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 chabi.es zeuner. 
 
 (CHRIST'S CONDESCENDING REGARD TO LITTLE CHILDREN.) 
 
 1. See 
 
 2. IVi- 
 ■■i. We 
 4. If 
 
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 111 it 
 brini? 
 or - 
 
 « 
 
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 them 
 tliein, 
 plians 
 
 gen 
 
 to 
 
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 left 
 
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 prayer, 
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 With 
 
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 And 
 
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 scorn 
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 en - 
 their 
 them 
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 gag - ing 
 liiim - ble 
 up to 
 
 care we 
 
 charms, 
 name, 
 thee, 
 trust. 
 
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 59 
 
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 Hark! how he calls the ten-tier lambs, And folds them in his arms, 
 
 Kor 'twas to bless such souls as these The Lord of an-pejs came, 
 
 With huiii-bli' trust that wo are thine, Tliine lot our off-spring be, 
 
 That care shall heal our bleeding hearts, If weep - ing o'er their dust, 
 
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 And folds them 
 
 The Lord of 
 
 Tliine let our 
 
 If weep -ing 
 
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 off. 
 o'er 
 
 his arms, 
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 spring be. 
 tlicir dust. 
 
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 %ts\ mWt Sluvsstij (One. 
 
 " Ho. every one that tbirstetb, come ye to the waters, and he that liatb no money, come ye. buy and eat. yea, como buy wine and milk 
 
 without money and without price." IsaiabSo: 1. 
 Words by Rev. E. PORTER DYER. L. M. 
 
 1. Ho! lit 
 
 2. Why wilt 
 .3. In - cline 
 
 • -* -0- ' * -0- ' 
 
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 thirst - ing one, 
 mon - ey spend 
 will - ing ear. 
 
 It: 
 
 Come 
 
 For 
 
 And 
 
 :tr:r=»^=?ziti? 
 •-•— 5 — •— F— 
 
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 wa-ters, come, Tlio' mon-ey thou hast none, The 
 
 is not bread? Why toil till life sliall end, Yet 
 
 come to me, For if thy soul shall hear, Its 
 
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 Sa - viour bids thee come. Yea, buy and eat, both milk and wine, Whil" love di-vine makes both most sweet, 
 leave thy soul un-fod? Eat that is good, and let de- light Thy soul in-vifo to lieavcn-ly food, 
 por - tion life shall be, A por-tion this whicli shall en dure. And will in-sure the dawn of bliss. 
 
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 DRANOEL, 
 
 Fine. 
 
 :=i: 
 
 gra - ciouB, 
 Sav - iour, 
 ref - uge 
 SaT - iour, 
 all our 
 
 Je - sua, 
 
 lov - ing 
 Bless - ed 
 ha^e but 
 Bless - ed 
 hu - man 
 Bless - ed 
 
 Sav- iour, 
 Sav - iour, 
 Je - sus, 
 Sav - iour, 
 la - bors 
 Je - sus, 
 
 Come, and 
 
 To thy 
 
 Who the 
 
 Life and 
 Un - til 
 Help and 
 
 bless 
 
 pres - ence 
 
 soul from 
 
 peace in 
 
 thou thine 
 
 mer - cy 
 
 ^ -ri- 
 
 from on high; 
 
 we would fly. 
 
 death can save. 
 
 thee we have, 
 
 aid be - stow, 
 
 to us show. 
 
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 GiTe to 
 He from 
 But thou 
 
 UB thy 
 
 CT - 'ry 
 wait - est 
 
 liT - ing «a - ter, 
 
 dan - ger frees us. 
 
 to be gra - clous. 
 
 May 
 And 
 
 All 
 
 drink and 
 deems us 
 weak - ness 
 
 nev - er die, 
 
 from the grave, 
 thou dost know. 
 
 Bather slow. 
 
 ^MtmM ^t^t friend. 
 
 (DEATH OF A TEACHER.I 
 
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 Arranged from MEHUL. 
 
 Fine. 
 
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 1. Fare 
 
 Till 
 ».c. Has 
 
 2. Fare 
 And 
 And 
 
 well. 
 
 we 
 
 made 
 well. 
 when 
 
 er 
 
 dear 
 are 
 
 in 
 
 dear 
 
 we 
 
 'ry 
 
 friend, a 
 raised with 
 dust its 
 friend, a 
 meet, no 
 thought and 
 
 long fare - well, 
 thee to dwell 
 
 8! - lent bed, 
 gain fare - well, 
 tongue can tell 
 
 ef - fort bead 
 
 For we 
 
 Ou Zi - 
 
 And there 
 Soon we 
 
 How great 
 
 To rise 
 
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 Our friend and broth - er, 
 No more we'll mourn thoo, 
 
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 lo! Is dead. The cold and 
 part - ed friend, But lift our 
 
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 life - less clay 
 ar - dent prayer, 
 
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 WordB hy F. R. HAVEKOAL. 
 
 A llegro. 
 
 
 Dr. L. MASON. 
 
 
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 1. Je - sus, Mas - ter, whose I am, 
 Purchased thine a - lone to be, 
 
 2. Oth-er lords have loni; held swny. 
 Now thy name a - lone to bear, 
 
 3. Je - sus, Mas - ter, I am thine. 
 Keep nio f;iilli|- ful, keep me near. 
 
 By thy blood, O spotless Lamb, Shed so wil-ling- 
 Tliy dear voice a - lone o - bey, Is my dai - ly, 
 
 Li^t thy presence in moshine, All mv^homeward 
 
 ly for me, 
 hourly prayer; 
 way to cheer; 
 
 Let my heart be all thine own, 
 Whom have I in heaven but thee? 
 .Je - sus, at thy feet I fall, 
 
 Let me live to 
 Nothinj; else my 
 O be thou my 
 
 jov 
 all 
 
 y 
 
 a - lone, 
 can be. 
 in all. 
 
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 i^fEEga 
 
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 Legato. 
 
 %\^ ^xcui U \\ux the ^Itildve u ^ing. 
 
 ••8: 
 
 DRANOEL. 
 
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 'Tis sweet to hear the children sing Tlieir songs of joy to Christ their King, And in his ho - ly name rejoice, 
 
 ( jod Iiears their prayers and songs of praise, 
 The an -gels love to hear them sing High praises to their God and King, And may all cliildren join the song, 
 
 Around God's throne at his right hand, 
 
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 -V— l: 
 
 -S=^a=$^ 
 
 
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 Fine. 
 
 D.a, 
 
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 i^p^ 
 
 ^^m 
 
 While praising him with heart and voice. 
 
 And blesses them thro' all their days. 
 
 In rapturous notes tbe sound prolong. 
 
 And sing and praise at his command 
 
 'Tis thus they sing.'tis thus they pray, Up-on the ho - ly Sabbath day; 
 And when they've sung their last glad song, They'll go to join the ransomed throng 
 
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 Words by EMILY OAKEOLL. 
 
 Andante, mf 
 
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 ^wo tmm\ Wmxm' 
 
 NATHAN BARKER. 
 
 
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 1. I have two homes, two happy homes, 
 
 2. I think up - on my earth - ly liome, 
 
 3. The glo - ries of my heavenly home 
 
 4. Mv Fath - er, hear my earn - est praver 
 
 By God the Fath-er given; 
 And sweet e - mo-tions rise; 
 Nor pen nor tongue maj' tell, 
 For those I dear - ly love; 
 
 One 
 
 Yet 
 
 For 
 
 O 
 
 precious home is 
 still my spir - it 
 none save spir-its 
 take us all when 
 
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 * From Sabbxkh Songo— by Demission. 
 
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 63 
 
 here on earth, My 
 
 loDgg to reach My 
 
 ■ano - tl - Bed In 
 
 life u o'er To 
 
 ife 
 
 oth - er la in hear - en, 
 
 home a - bove the skies, 
 
 that bright land may dwell, 
 
 our bright home a - boTe, 
 
 iPWP 
 
 dim. p 
 
 My oth - er is in heaTen. 
 
 My homo a - bove the ekiea. 
 
 In that bright laurl may dwell. 
 
 To our bright home a . bore. 
 
 1 
 
 
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 1 
 
 Sot too fast 
 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 1. Gb - CiOUB 
 
 Safe with 
 
 3. With - out 
 
 J»oue bo 
 
 3. Oil thy 
 Tiuch them, 
 
 4. Krum ttie 
 lu their 
 
 Shepherd, 
 in thy 
 tliee all 
 side thy 
 love anil 
 
 loT - Ing 
 
 bo - SOU! 
 
 hu - nian 
 self cau 
 care we 
 
 Lord, what peace and 
 woiTdiaiid Sa - tans 
 
 hearts be faith Im 
 
 Sav - iour. Draw our chil - dren's hearts to 
 
 fold - ed May they quick - ly gath - crcd 
 
 ef - fort Im - po - tent must ev - er 
 
 save them. But alt power is 
 
 cast them. Bring - ing tliem in 
 
 pleas - ure In thy - self and 
 
 bond - age. From the flesh O 
 
 plant • ed. Love and bo - li 
 
 given to 
 
 faith to 
 
 ways must 
 
 set them free, 
 
 iiess, by thee. 
 
 
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 '^^^m^^m 
 
 
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 1^=d 
 
 Jt—f: 
 
 -<5>- 
 
 ^^- 
 
 grs - clous 
 
 SaT - lour, 
 
 Draw our 
 
 • — » - f— • — p — 
 
 "'" " ° ' '^ chil - dr ej's htarts to the«. 
 
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64 
 
 Words by C. HOWES. 
 
 Alleqrelto. 
 
 (AKNIVERSARY HYMN.) 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 ^igjiin mWx (^xwitivX fieavtis m Came. 
 
 
 'jLz.—z 
 
 1. A - 
 
 2. Stern 
 
 3. The 
 
 4. Then 
 
 gain with grate 
 win - ter witli 
 earth renewed, 
 let us join, 
 
 -ful 
 his 
 with 
 
 while 
 
 hearts we come, On this 
 frost and snow, And chill . 
 ver - dure clothed, The woods 
 na - ture sings. And swell 
 
 
 :it: 
 
 -4- 
 
 
 and 
 the 
 
 an 
 
 winds, 
 
 fields 
 
 cho 
 
 T 
 
 I 
 ■ ni - ver - sary 
 
 has passed a - 
 speak foith his 
 
 ru3 loud and 
 
 P 
 
 -#- 
 day ; 
 way; 
 praise; 
 high, 
 
 T — r- 
 
 
 : m i_*t_l_^ 
 
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 To praise the Lord 
 And gor - geous spring, 
 While birds in sweet • 
 With prais - es to 
 
 #— # — 
 
 llil^l 
 
 with 
 
 est 
 the 
 
 
 heart 
 blithe 
 notes 
 King 
 
 and voice, And un - to him 
 
 and fair, Has ush • ered in 
 
 pro-claim His power and love 
 
 of kings. Whose good - nesa fills 
 
 -0 
 
 T— 
 
 de - 
 this 
 in 
 the 
 
 \-^^\ 
 
 vout 
 glo ■ 
 tune 
 earth 
 
 rious 
 ful 
 and 
 
 pray, 
 day. 
 Jays, 
 sky. 
 
 
 t^ -?1- 
 
 Ei^[ 
 
 :fi 
 
 Lively, 
 
 f uw ^et and ^wvtK. 
 
 T. FOWNE8. 
 
 
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 1. Pur - er yet and pur - er I would be in mind, Dear - er yet and dear-er 
 
 2. Calm-er yet and calm - er Tri-al bear and pain, Sur - er yet and sur - er 
 
 3. Higher yet and high - er Out of clouds and night, Near-er yet and near-er 
 
 -# — »—0 — s-f? <?—,-»—# — s — s-r** — n-*— s •- 
 
 Ev - ery du-ty find. 
 
 Peace at last to gain. 
 
 Ris - ing to the light. 
 
 G~ 
 
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f urcv %t\ and ^utct (J^oucludcil cs 
 
 Hopins; still and trustin<j Ood witliout a fear, Pa-tienl-ly be - liev - ing 
 vSuftciiiii; still and do-ini;. To liis will resigned. And to God sub - du - ing 
 Light serene and lio-ly Where my soul may rest, Pu - ri-fied and low - ly, 
 
 He will make all clear. 
 
 Heart and will and mind. 
 
 Sane - tified and blest. 
 
 5ltn<(i shall Jcatl SIiij Child to ®h« ? 
 
66 
 
 IVngcl f 0ic(!Si. 
 
 Words by F. W. FABER, 
 
 Allegro. 
 
 DRANOEL. 
 
 -J- 
 
 ^1 
 
 
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 -4 — 
 
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 3^ 
 
 -1^ 
 
 1. Hark! hark! my soul, an-gel-ic sonirs are swellina; O'er earth's green fields and o - cean's wave-beat shore; 
 
 2. Kest comes at length, tlinuijh life be long and dreary, The day must dawn, and dark-some night be past, 
 
 3. An - gels sing on, your faithful watclies keeping, Sing us sweet fragments of the songs a - bove. 
 
 P 
 
 i^i 
 
 uttn!: 
 
 333feN 
 
 -f- 
 
 E£ 
 
 ;:^^ 
 
 P 
 
 How sweet the truth those bless-ed strains are tell - ing. Of that new life when sin shall be 
 
 All journeys end in wel-come to the wea - ry. And heaven, tlie heart's true home, will come 
 
 Till morning's joy shall end the night of weep-in"g. And life's long sliad-ows break in cloud 
 
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 -B9- 
 
 g; 
 
 \ \ 1 — - — I — u-^ m- 
 
 :p=3*: 
 
 t: 
 
 ^H 
 
 
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 ao more, 
 at last, 
 less love. 
 
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 Sing - ing to 
 
 t 
 
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 wel - come the pil.grims of 
 
 night. 
 
 
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Wc arc 3llmo5it (Thm. 
 
 87 
 
 With expression, 
 
 'Tbe comiDg of the Lord drawetb nigb." 
 
 I.. MA.BSHALL. 
 
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 1. Sweet the votds that ^'reet nivear, Weare almost there.almost there, Aiipel bands the mejsage bear, We are almost there. 
 
 2. Tnv'lin); in a vul - ley here, We are almost there, almo--t tlicre,Thinkin{; not a doubt or fear, We are almost there. 
 
 3. Pa-tient-ly on earili well stay.We are almost there.almost there, Looking, watching every day, We are almost there. 
 
 
 
 .lust a lit-tle while bo-low, Then eter-nal joys we'll know. And a Saviour's glories show; We are al - most there. 
 Just a few more storms shall como.And we roach our hoavenly homo, Krom it we shall nev-er roam; We are al - most there. 
 Soon in heaven we all shall uicfl.Uound the blessed mercy - seat, There we'll bow at Je - sus' feet; We are al - most there. 
 
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 gi-: 
 
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 ^z^. 
 
 ■ZflX 
 
 ii^iii^sll 
 
 Almost there, 
 
 almost there, almost there, almost there, 
 
 We are al 
 
 most there. 
 
 
 Almost there, 
 
 almost there 
 
 almost there. 
 
 almost there, 
 
Slow. 
 
 B^Bt=i 
 
 ^ 
 
 
 L. M. 
 
 3 
 
 -SI. 
 
 ^m. 
 
 ^EI 
 
 i 
 
 5 
 
 1. Lord, teach a lit - tie child to pray, And oh, ac - cept tny 
 
 2. A lit - tie spar - row can - not fall, Un - no - ticed, Lord, by 
 
 3. Teach me to do what - e'er is right. And when I sin for - 
 
 prayer, 
 
 thee, 
 
 give, 
 
 m. 
 
 Thou hear 
 And tho' 
 And make 
 
 J- 
 
 est 
 I am 
 
 it still 
 
 -J^ 
 
 the words I say, For thou art eve - ry 
 so young and small Thou car - est still for 
 my chief de - light To love thee while I 
 
 where. 
 
 me. 
 
 live. 
 
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 ^m ^mtt ^\mtx \m ^xoa^tA and gUtt 
 
 WordB by WATERSTON. 
 
 Not too fast — viith expression. 
 
 (DEATH OF A SCHOLAR.) 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 '^ot too fast — viith expression. ^^ 
 
 1. One sweet flower has drooped and fa - ded, One sweet in - fant voice 
 
 2. But we feel no thought of sad - ness. For our friend is hap 
 
 3. She has gone to Heaven be - fore us, But she turns and waves 
 
 4. May our foot - steps nev - er fal - ter In the path that she 
 
 5. Lord, may an - gels watch a - bove us. Keep us all from sor • 
 
 r^ f^> I I I I r^ .1 
 
 ' i-J- j — J~r 'f a I' * i "*i — ~r*l — * i~r* n*"f — i f 8~^ ' 
 
 hath fled, 
 py now, 
 her hand, 
 has trod, 
 row free, 
 
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 =1= 
 
 ^^^ii^Si 
 
(Bnt ^torct i^ioinrr. (Konclutictt. 
 
 
 One fair 
 She has 
 Pointing 
 May we 
 May they 
 
 brow 
 knelt 
 to 
 wor - 
 
 the 
 iti 
 the 
 ship 
 
 guard aiiii 
 
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 .^9=^ 
 
 111(1 
 
 grave has shad - ed. One dear school-mate 
 
 soul - felt glad - ness Where the bless-ed 
 
 glo - ries o'er us In that hap - py 
 
 at the al - tar Of the great and 
 
 guide and love us Till like her we 
 
 now 
 an - 
 spir 
 liv - 
 Ro 
 I 
 
 IS 
 
 gels 
 • it 
 ing 
 tto 
 
 dead. 
 
 bow. 
 land. 
 
 God. 
 thee. 
 
 Sacred dougg 
 
 finely. 
 
 
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 SkXaiW t!)e atntljru), 3Kaise tl)c .Sonfl. (THANKSGivuca.) 
 
 I^ M. 
 
 1. Swell 
 
 2. Bless 
 
 3. Here 
 
 4. Hark! 
 
 an - them, 
 ings from his 
 be-neath a 
 the voice of 
 
 f f ^ 
 
 raise the song, 
 lib - eral hand 
 vir - tuous sway 
 na - ture sings 
 
 Prais - es to our God 
 Flow a - round this hap 
 
 May we cheer - ful - ly 
 
 Prais - es to the King 
 
 be - long; 
 py land; 
 
 o - bey; 
 
 of kings; 
 
 9^§=^ 
 
 Saints 
 Kept 
 Nev 
 Let 
 
 3S 
 
 an - gels 
 
 him no 
 
 feel op - 
 join in 
 
 -^— ^ 
 
 
 join 
 foes 
 
 to sing 
 an - noy, 
 pres - sion's rod, 
 cho - ral song, 
 
 Prais 
 Peace 
 Ev - 
 And 
 
 the 
 dom 
 
 and 
 - ful 
 
 heaven - ly 
 we en 
 
 wor - ship 
 notes pro - 
 
 King. 
 Joy- 
 God, 
 long. 
 
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70 
 
 Words by JOHN C. PROCTOR. 
 
 ^ :S=&S=;:z:i=:l: 
 
 ^t come t0 ^ing to ^hnisit our ^ing. 
 
 ^ # 1—1 « S « x-l 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 1. We come to sing to Christ our King, 
 
 2. Aud when in heaven, with sins forgiven, 
 o. Yes, then we'll sing to Christ our King, 
 4. With wav - ing palm and echoing psalm 
 
 A hymn of joy and love. 
 We join the ransom'd throng, 
 A hymn of roy - al praise. 
 We'll sing to Christ our God, 
 
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 ?- 
 
 
 to ■Christ our King, 
 
 high we 
 
 harp and 
 
 shout the 
 
 thy is 
 
 raise our 
 
 voice we 
 
 song, its 
 
 he who 
 
 notes of 
 
 will re ■ 
 
 notes pro 
 
 died for 
 
 praise 
 joice, 
 long 
 me, 
 
 agl 
 
 
 our notes of praise, 
 
 To 
 
 And Christ 
 Thro' those 
 And washed 
 
 -«- 
 
 en-thron'd 
 shall be 
 e - ter - 
 
 bove. 
 
 song. 
 
 days. 
 
 blood. 
 
 
 Allegretto. 
 
 Dr. L. MASON. 
 
 '§m ^mti i^ tk gay, 
 
 yC-lZ-A- — 1—\ ^~-;— I l-i — 1-: m-t-* • #-|-«— h — I — f- — i m \ — t— -I -i^—*-]-'^ — F 
 
 '. 3—1 — L_»___# #-!-<> .-'-l-* #-i-<y — «-_^ — L-0 — ^0 0-i--^ #— !-• *— •-'■-% — ^ 
 
 1. How sweet js the day, Whei) leaving our play, The Saviour to seek. The Saviour to seek; 
 
 2. The Sabbath bell rings. The full choir now sings. The min-is - ter prays, The min-is - ter prays; 
 
 3. The dear place of prayer, Our teachers are there. To point us a- bove, To point us a -bove; 
 
 4. To school, then, we'll go. For sure-ly we know Our Sabbaths must end. Our Sabbaths must end; 
 
 S^- 
 
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 ^IMll^ii 
 
 
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§iaur ^mti b t\xt §^. Candutled. 71 
 
 Tho fair morn - ing glows When Jo- sua 
 
 And God's ho - ly word Do - Tout - ly ia 
 
 Their hearts burn with zeal That chil - dren may 
 
 O then to the skies. Redeemed may wo 
 
 rose, 
 heard 
 feel 
 rise 
 -5^ 
 
 The 
 On 
 The 
 To 
 
 best in the 
 
 all Sab -bath 
 
 Sav- lour'akiud 
 
 Je - sua our- 
 
 I 
 
 week, 
 
 days, 
 
 love, 
 
 friend. 
 
 The 
 On 
 Tho 
 To 
 
 best in tho week, 
 all Sab - batb days. 
 Sav - iour's kind love. 
 Je - sua our friend. 
 
 That calls tho ex - ilo home. The grand Sab - bat - Ic year, When will It eomef 
 
 And keep the prize In view. And thro' thestonns of life My way pur - sue. 
 
 My Sav - iour and my giianl. And when my work is done, My great re - ward. 
 
 Shall reach their long - sought home; The ]u - bi - lee of heaven. When will It come? 
 
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 the 
 iour 
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72 
 
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 GBANT. 
 
 MOZART. 
 
 Lively. 
 
 1. Je - sus, I my cross have ta - ken, All to leave and fol - low thee; Na - ked, poor, des ■ 
 
 2. Man may trou-ble and dis - tress me; 'Twill but drive me to Thy breast: Life with tri - als 
 
 *S 
 
 P 
 
 ^p^^ pf p^ pH 
 
 
 pised, for - sa - ken. Thou, from hence, my all shall be: And whilst thou shalt smile up - on me, 
 hard may press me; Heaven will bring nie sweet - er rest; O, 'tis not in grief to harm me 
 
 e^ 
 
 m. 
 
 ^^ 
 
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 iic=t^ 
 
 '^ 
 
 
 JS?-H*i!, 
 
 ■•- • • * -4-0- 
 
 God of wisdom, love and miglit,Foes may hate, and friends disown me. Show thy face, and all is bright. 
 While thy love is left to me; O, 'twere not in joy to charm me, Were that joy unmixed witli thee. 
 
g mil a ^ittlc §il(]rim be. 
 
 73 
 
 \lleqro moderalo. 
 
 r -N 
 
 Words and Music by W. . HEATH. 
 
 
 5 
 
 1. I will a 
 
 2. I will a 
 
 3. I will a 
 
 ^ -5- 
 
 lit - tie pil-prini be, 
 
 lit - tie pil grim be, 
 
 lit - tie pil-grim be, 
 
 Resolved a - lone to 
 And try my best to 
 And when tbou callest 
 
 -# • 0- 
 
 fol-low thee. Thou Lamb of God, who 
 fol-low thee. Where God is sit - ting 
 un - to me, I know that I shall 
 
 _ ^ _ _ _ _ _ _ -•- -•- -0-/S^ 4 -0- -0 *-#-* 
 
 — zsi-j — L> — [^ — 5 — ^— J-5 — ^ — ,,—t^p^^ — ^in^ — ^-^^ — ^ V " i ^— Jv — st> — U — V — L 
 
 nt. 
 
 a tempo. 
 
 -■*« — -—— -^r~ g' ~i — ' r ^^ — -g-]- ^ — - - *> — I — zz'^-z 
 
 Chorus. 
 N N _ s K 
 
 now art gone Up to the ev 
 
 on his throne, To wel-come lit 
 
 then re - joice, To hear the soiiiu 
 
 - r5 
 
 0- 
 
 - or - last - iiig throne. 
 
 - tie cliil - dreii home. 
 1 of thy dear voice. 
 
 zMz -9- 
 
 I will a pil • grim be, I 
 
 W^ 
 
 S: 
 
 i_r-#-r-^ 
 
 -^ 1 — » m-0 — m — — T-^- r m — ■ — w — i — ^ r f ^—w—» r- 
 
 L.^_, 
 
 .— •^-^.-JSS- 
 
 Tlt. 
 
 
 wi'i a pilt;rim bo; I wil 
 
 ~0r'-0,- - 5* 
 
 lit - tit' pil-grira be. Resolved a - lone to fol-low thee. 
 
 .5: -: 
 
 b. -•- M-0—0' -*- . -•-#_ -0- ^^ -0- ^ /-^^ 
 1 K_5 y—^ y LP_C_y_X^ > y ^ 1-^ ^ H- L^-l-,< ^ 1^ > Hy— .-> CTlJ 
 
 * From "Buda of FrouiUc"— by permissloD 
 
74 
 
 Eev. 8. B. GOTJLD. 
 
 n u March movement. 
 
 ©tttrard, €ltri$ttatt ^oldiex^i' 
 
 m 
 
 "Take unto you the whole armor of God.' 
 
 ^^_-!-^-^=H 3=:zirt:!— 
 
 Eph. 6 : 10. 
 
 T. BISSELL. 
 
 
 -• — # — — #- 
 
 1. Onward, Christian sol - diers, Marching as to war, 
 
 2. Lilje a migh-ty ar - my Moves the church of God, 
 
 3. Crowns and thorns may perish, Kingdoms rise and wane, 
 
 4. Onward, then, ye peo - pie, Join our hap - py throng, 
 
 
 
 With the cross of Je - sus 
 
 Brothers, we are tread - ing 
 
 But the church of Je - sus 
 
 Blend with ours your voic-es. 
 
 zt-li 
 
 i 1-,-f- 
 
 o - ing on be-fore; Christ the roy - al Mas - ter Leads against the foe: 
 
 Go- 
 
 Where the saints have trod ; 
 Constant will re-main; 
 In the triumph song; 
 
 roy - al Mas - ter Leads against the foe; 
 We are not di - vid - ed. All one bod -y we. 
 Gates of hell can nev - er 'Gainst that church prevail, 
 Glo - ry, praise and hon - or, Men and angels sing, 
 
 i: 
 
 ^^n^fjiiiisi 
 
 Forward in - to bat - tie 
 One in hope and doc - trine. 
 We have Christ's own promise, 
 Thro' the countless a - ges, 
 
 V 
 See 
 
 ;-1 
 
 his banners go. 
 One in char - i - ty. 
 Which can nev - er fail. 
 Un - to Christ the King. 
 
 -0 #- 
 
 Onward, Christian 
 
 so' - diers, 
 
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 -om Sabbath Songs, transposed from C, by permisaioo. 
 
©nuiavd, Chviistinu <f oldicr. (KoncUttlfl 
 
 •1.1: 
 
 -J— 4-, 
 
 Marching as to war, With the Cross of 
 
 Je 
 
 -&- 
 
 sus 
 
 — #- 
 
 I 
 
 Go 
 
 #- 
 
 
 • ing 
 
 — #- 
 
 on be - fore. 
 
 -(- 
 
 Sa %t$\\$, the Cv0Wtt of um ftouc. 
 
 
 Words by COWPKR. 
 
 "Longing to be with Christ." 
 
 L Bf. 
 
 
 To Jc - sus, the crown ot my 
 O, bear me, j'e cher - u - biin. 
 Whose name is ex - alt - cd a ■ 
 Dis - solve thou these boniis that de 
 0, strike off this ad - a - mant 
 Nor grieve an - y more by my 
 
 hope, 
 up, 
 bove 
 tain 
 chain, 
 sins 
 
 IS 
 
 me 
 
 i6?l4ii^i^^Sl^§ 
 
 My soul 
 Anfl waft 
 All i;lo - ry, 
 My soul from 
 And make me 
 The bo - som 
 N 
 
 in 
 
 a ■ 
 
 do - 
 her 
 
 e - 
 
 on 
 ,N 
 —0— 
 -t- 
 
 baste 
 ■ way 
 min - 
 
 por - 
 
 ter - 
 
 which 
 
 My Sa - viour, whom ab - sent I love. Whom not hav - ing seen I a - dore, 
 
 When that hap - )'y (■ - ra be - gins. When ar - raj-ed in thy glo - ries they shine, 
 
 
76 
 
 fetev §it|mtt. 
 
 Easter Hymn by H. WARE, Jr. 
 Cheerfully . 
 
 'lift your glad voices in triumph on high.' 
 
 1. MARSHATX. 
 
 
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 1^ 
 
 For Easter. 
 
 1. Lift your glad voic-es in triumph on high, For Je - sus hath ris - en and man can-not die; 
 
 2. Glo - ry to God in full anthems of joy, The be - ing he gave us death cannot de-stroy; 
 For Christmas. 
 
 Shout the glad tidings, ex - ult - ing -ly sing, Je - ru - sa-lem triumphs, Mes-si - ah is King; 
 
 #-f^ 
 
 t-^ 
 
 -#- -•- -G>- 
 
 ^Sl 
 
 ^ 
 
 t±A 
 
 1 — r- 
 
 -^ 
 
 Vain were the terrors that gathered around him, And short the dominion of death and the grave; He 
 Sad were the life we must part with to-morrow. If tears were our birthright and death were our end ; But 
 Zi - on the mar-vel-ous sto - ry be tell-ing. The son of the highest how low - ly his birth; The 
 
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 :H'rfe: 
 
 -^- 
 
 — 1 — \^ 1 , — .- J — 
 
 
 
(Eaistcv ijiijmn, Condudel 
 
 77 
 
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 "f- "*■ ■•' ^ 
 burst from the fetters of darkness that bound him, Resplendent in glo - ry, 
 Je-sns hath cheered tlie dark valley of sor-row, And bade us iin - inor-tal 
 brightest arch -an - gel in glo-ry ex - cell-in'j;, He stoops to 
 
 to live and to save. 
 
 to heav-en as-cend. 
 
 re - deem thee, he reigns upon earth 
 
 9^ 
 
 J_ 
 
 qs: 
 
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 m 
 
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 Loud was the cho-rus of an-gels on high. The Saviour hath ris - en and man can-not die; The 
 
 Lift then your voic-es in 
 Siiout the glad tidings, ex 
 
 m 
 
 triunipli on high, For Je - sus hath ris- en and man can-not die; For 
 ult - ing-ly sing, Je - rii - sa - lem triumphs, Me -si - ah Is King; Je- 
 
 j^ ■•- « _-»--#--#- -0- -0- -»- -0- ■^- -p- -p- -r5>- 
 
 
 ^h^^^^mm 
 
 Saviour 
 Je - sus 
 ru - sa ■ 
 
 hath 
 hath 
 lem 
 
 1— 
 
 ris - en and man can-not die, 
 ris - en and ni.iu can-not die, 
 triumphs, Mes-si - ah is King, 
 
 • — » — • -J- 1 1 f- 
 
 4:^ 
 
 
 nd man can not die. 
 And man can-not die, 
 Mes - si - ah is King 
 
 t ! » 
 
 and man 
 and man 
 Mes - si - 
 
 4 
 
 can - not die. 
 can - not die. 
 ah is King. 
 
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78 
 
 Words by Rev. H. BONAB. 
 
 Lively. 
 
 
 1 -V 1 p v-^ )•«, s 1 , _ 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 
 1. These are the crowns that we shall wear When all the saints are crowned. 
 
 2. These are the robes unsolled and white Which we shall then put on, 
 
 3. That is the cit - y of the saints Where we so soon shall stand, 
 
 4. Come crown and throne,come robe and palm, Burst forth, glad stream of peace, 
 
 -•- -#- -»- -0- -#- -#- -# -. -» - ^^ — . 
 
 
 CnoKus. 
 
 y-» — F-«-* * — * — * — h 
 
 These are the palms that 
 When first among the 
 When we shall strip these 
 Come ho-ly cit - y 
 
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 m 8 — \.-0 — T — ^ € — I — 0—_ — — 1—0 — J — 0--0^ — • — JZ_I — »_5_^__j_L 
 
 we shall bear On yon-der ho - ly 
 
 sons of light We sit on yon - der 
 
 des - ert tents. And quit this des - ert 
 
 of the Lamb, Rise, Sun of Righteous 
 
 -0 0- -0- -0- 
 
 ground, 
 throne. 
 
 land. 
 
 ness. 
 
 Then wel-come toil and care and pain, 
 
 -^ — I — t_i^ — 1 
 
 i:-=*EFEEEK* 
 
 •_ 
 
 .:— t: 
 
 And welcome sorrow too; All toil is rest, all grief is gain, With such a prize in view. 
 
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L. MARSHALL 
 A lleqro. 
 
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 (HYMN FOR EASTKR.) 
 
 79 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
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 1. Je - sus Christ, our pre- cious Sa - viour. Now is ris - en from the dead, lie will keep us 
 
 2. Siiifj with joy tlie song of Mo - ses. Sing and bless the Saviour's name, 'Tis on him all 
 
 3. Kv - cr bless - ed be the Fath - cr. For the gift of his dear Son, Who is risen, a 
 
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 from all dan - per. He for us his blood hath shod. Sine to him im - mor - tal prais - es, 
 hope re - pos ■ es. Let us shout a- loud his fame. Christ our Lord, for - ev - er ble£S-ed, 
 migh - ty Sa - viour. To re - deem a world un - done. 
 
 
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 For the joy his niercv biings; He is with us thro' all a - ges, And to him the aii-thcm rings. 
 Who was born in beth-Ie - hem. On his Falh-er's throne now seat - ed, Of-ferinn grace to sin - ful men. 
 
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 i,« or.ro«H<. her friend - Iv wings, And to heav - en's Rate had 
 
 Light - ly f.^ff ^P"'"^' 7 pi . ous prayer It hears what-ev - er you 
 
 Then, children, lift up a pi ^ v i i 
 
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 lieaven 
 white 
 
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 and fair, All on the li - ly spray. 
 
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 DRANOEL. 
 
 1. Sweet 8pi - ces they broiif;ht on their star-lif;ht-ed way, 
 
 2. The stone is removed, and the Saviour is gone 
 
 3. May Christ now ap-pear, as to Ma - rv he came 
 
 And came 
 O hail, 
 And fill 
 
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 to 
 ye 
 ev - 
 
 the grave by the dawninp of day; 
 dig - ci-ples,thi9 bright Sabbath morn; 
 'ry bo - som with pi - e - ty's flame. 
 
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 " Itiit who will the stone from the sep - ul - chre roll?' 
 Lift, lift your i;lad voic-es in triumph on hifrh; 
 Then heaven's bright glo-ries we soon shall ob-tain, 
 
 Thej' said, as the 
 Your Master has 
 Nor Sabbaths so 
 
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 tear from their weeping eyes stole. 
 ris - en, and ye shall hot die. 
 
 peaceful 
 
 be 
 
 use-less and vain. 
 
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 Sab-bath School's a place of prayer, I love to meet my teach-ers there, T love to meet my 
 
 God's own book we're tauf;ht to read How Christ tor sin-ners groaned and bled, How Christ for sinners 
 
 Sab-bath School we sing and pray, And learn to love the Sab-bath da}', And learn to love the 
 
 when our daj's on earth are o'er, We'll meet in lieaven to part no more, We'll meet in heaven to 
 
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 teach - ers there; 
 
 groaned and bled: 
 
 Sab - bath daj', 
 
 part no more; 
 
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 They teach me there that ev - 'ry one May find in heaven a hap - py 
 That pre - cious blood a ran-soni gave, Kor sin - ful man his soul to 
 That when on earth our Sabbaths end, A glo-rious rest in heaven we'll 
 Our teach - ers kind we there shall greet. And oh, what joy 'twill be to 
 
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 find in heaven 
 sin - ful man 
 glo - rions rest 
 oh, what joy 
 
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 his soul 
 
 in heaven 
 
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 home, 
 save, 
 spend, 
 meet. 
 
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 love to pn to Subbath School, I love to go, I love to go, I love to go to Sab - bath School, 
 heaven above to part no more. In heaven a-bove. In heaven a-bove In heaven above to part no more. 
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 Wordii by CHARLOTTE ELLIOTT. 
 Allegro iiioderalo, 
 
 L. MAKSH.XLL. 
 
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 2. Just as 
 o. Just as 
 A. Just as 
 
 5. Just as 
 
 6. Just as 
 
 am, with-out one plea, 
 ain, and wait-ing not 
 am, though tossed a - bout 
 am, poor, wretched, blind, 
 am, tliou wilt re - ceive, 
 am, thy love unknown 
 
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 But that thy blood was shed for me, 
 To rid my soul of one darlc blot. 
 With many a con - flict, many a doubt, 
 Sif;ht, rich - es, heal - ing of the mind, 
 Wilt wel-come, par - don, cleanse, re - lieve. 
 Has bro - ken ev - 'ry bar - rier down, 
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 And that thou bidst me come to thee, 
 To thee, whose blood can cleanse each spot, 
 F"ightin;^s with - in and fears with - out. 
 Yea, all I need in thee I find, 
 Be - cause thy prom - ise I be - lieve, 
 Now to be thine, yea, thine a - lone, 
 
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 O Lamb of God, 
 
 O Lamb of Ood, 
 
 O Lamb of God, 
 
 O Lamb of God, 
 
 O Lamb of God, 
 
 O Lamb of God, 
 
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 J. H. TENNET. 
 
 1. Thy life is hid with Christ in God, By faith its pul - ses 
 
 2. Not now is grant-ed tliee to know, Unseen the mys - tic 
 
 3. Wlien tempest-power lias passed a-way. And thou these scenes re 
 
 4. At home, in heaven's ef - fiil-gent light, Ilereaf - ter thou shalt 
 
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 view, Wilt see that one has 
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 scure thy road, Love guides thy weary feet. O precious, sweet assurance 
 dark be-low. Is bright beyond the strand, 
 given each day Fresh grace for trials new. 
 hu-man sight,Christ walked with thee below. 
 
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 What DOW seems dark,in yonder heaven Will prove a theme for song, Will prove a theme for song. 
 
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 1. To our country's God we bend, Off 'rinx thanks and love supreme, For our blessings that transcend 
 
 2. O'er tiic main by tyrants driven. All may find a ref-uge here. Use the pow'rs that (Jod hassiven, 
 
 3. Here the people's choice prevails, Wlion the freest then the best; Whether force or fraud assails, 
 
 4. Crowded cities, teeming farms. Days of peace a-roiuid display, Gatb'ring rise, at war's a-larms, 
 
 5. God, to thee, whose constant aid Guards the land thy purpose wise Has for no - ble u - ses made. 
 
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 po - et's dream, 
 void of fear, 
 will at - test, 
 stern ar - ray. 
 ev - er rise. 
 
 Wave our flag o'er land and sea, While be - neath its 
 
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 thee; 
 
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 thee ? 
 
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 God, 
 
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(The 3io\^ of i^avdon/ 
 
 87 
 
 Written by AUGUSTUS L. IIILLnOUSK-Died near Paris, 1859. 
 
 1st & 2(1 Soi>iJAXO. 
 Trio. Moilnato, ^ 
 
 M. KELLER. 
 
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 1. Trembling before thine 
 
 2. Tlie Sa-viour smiles! up 
 
 3. Earth halli a joy 
 
 4. Ye saw of old 
 "). IJri^lit lior-alds of 
 
 I.,oiid is tlie souk; 
 But I a - mid 
 
 Alto. 
 
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 on 
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 on cha - 
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 the heaven 
 your clioir 
 
 ful throne, 
 my soul 
 in heaven, 
 OS rise 
 nal Will, 
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 shall shine. 
 
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 The 
 
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 And 
 
 Lord ! in 
 tides of 
 new-born 
 beauteous 
 
 broad his 
 sha - ken 
 all your 
 
 dust my 
 hope tu - 
 peace of 
 pil - lars 
 er - rand 
 with the 
 knowledge 
 
 sins 
 
 mult 
 
 sin 
 
 of 
 
 ye 
 
 clio 
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 nous roll; 
 forgiven! 
 the skies; 
 ful - til; 
 ral strain; 
 be mine; 
 
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 Jus - tice and mer - cy 
 His voice pro-claims my 
 Tears of such pure and 
 Ye know where morn ex 
 t)r, throned in floods of 
 And dy - ing ech - oes, 
 
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 ou your harps must learn 
 
 my life 
 
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 de - light, 
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 - y day, 
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 to hear 
 
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 Se - raph - ic 
 Ye an - gels! 
 And eve - niug 
 Syni - pho-nious 
 Draw inu - sic 
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 trans - port wings 
 
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 her droop - ing 
 his pres - ence 
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88 
 
 Words by Mrs. ANNIE D. DAKLINc;. 1883. 
 Allegro. 
 
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 li)i;uiL'ATI()N HYMN.) 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
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 1. Our tern - pie build -ed, gra - cious God; Je - sus 
 
 2. Here bind tlie bro - Iten heirt - ed; Ileal The cap 
 
 3. Here let thy love's wide o - pened ariTi,s Gatli - er 
 
 4. All glo - rious Lord! a - rise, and shine! Here let 
 
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 its cor - ner - stone; 
 
 tive, fet - tered, sore; 
 
 the chil - dren in, 
 
 thy glo - ry be. 
 
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 Til dark - ness folds her 
 
 
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 bring to thee, Al - read 
 beau - ty, praise. Till mourn 
 said, of such My king 
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 shall be o'er. 
 
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 Hear thou in 
 From shoul - ders 
 Sal - va - tiou 
 
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 Is - rael, night and day Let tliy all - see - ing 
 
 heaven thy pee - pie's needs, The sins confessed, for 
 
 of our saint - ed dead Let proph - et man - tie 
 
 let these walls be called; These doors be gates of 
 
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 give; 
 
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 Be ev - er toward this ho - ly place, The Spir - it hov-'riiig nigh. 
 
 Thy name is great, thine arm is strong— Here biii tlie slran - gcr live. 
 
 On him who on our watch-tower stands, Life's pass - ing hours to call. 
 
 This lit - tli> one, m na - tion strong. Thy stand - aril high to raise. 
 
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 2. [,et thy 
 
 3. Re - move 
 
 4. And when 
 
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 to 
 sweet 
 each 
 thj' saints 
 
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 sua, 
 
 tience 
 
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 a 
 
 whose I am; 
 
 tame my heart, 
 thoupht I feel. 
 
 con queiing throng 
 
 Re - ceive 
 So prone 
 And pive 
 Shall come 
 
 with 
 
 torn 
 
 act 
 
 calm 
 
 crown. 
 
 and 
 
 the wil 
 
 and tern - 
 
 and palm, 
 
 ful 
 percd 
 and 
 
 Iamb! 
 part; 
 zeal 
 song, 
 
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90 
 
 Words by S. F. CARTER. 
 
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 L. MARSHALL. 
 
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 91 
 
 
 And a thick - er dark - ness frath - ers On the 
 
 Sweet - er for these strng - gle mo - nicnta Then will 
 
 Shall dis - pel the mists of sor - row, Dark - 'nin{; 
 
 If thou faint not, nor grow wea - ry Of the 
 
 Waits to par - don, waits to Btrength-en, Till arc 
 
 moim - tain 
 
 be his 
 
 life's pe 
 
 cross thy 
 
 past the 
 
 tops a - far. 
 
 lov - infj smile. 
 
 ren - nial stream, 
 heart must bear, 
 pearl - y gates. 
 
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 gu the ^oft ^amx of ahy iljouth. 
 
 
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 him 
 shall 
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 earth 
 
 soft sea - son of thy youth, In na - 
 
 ar - rive and trem - bling wait Its sum - 
 
 tliy feur, thy love, thy hope, Thy con 
 
 (Ic - fiMid and guide thy course Through life's 
 
 art land - ed on the shore (Jf blest 
 
 af - fords no love - lier sight Than a 
 
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 lure's smil - ing 
 
 mons to the 
 
 fi - deuce, thy 
 
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 niem - ber thy 
 seek the Lord 
 
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 Cre - a 
 be - times 
 
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 and choose 
 
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 him thy powers em - 
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 J. PEIDHAM. 
 
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 1. Lord of glo - ry, let thy grace 
 
 2. While we wan-der here be - low, 
 
 Al,TO. 
 
 Lead 
 
 Let 
 
 thy church, thy 
 thy light be 
 
 cho - sen 
 fore us 
 
 race, 
 SO, 
 
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 As that won-drous 
 
 Guide us ev - er 
 
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 col 
 lest 
 
 umn led 
 
 we stray. 
 
 
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 Is - rael through the des - art dread. 
 Heed-less of thy bet - ter way. 
 
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 * May be sung as a Chorus, with ladles' roioes. 
 
 
 35 
 
foni of (Slaty. CottcUutd, 
 
 93 
 
 B^ggsi j ^gg ji 
 
 -*-i 
 
 tzzMz 
 
 
 Make thy heavenly ways our clioice, In thy love our hearts re-joice; 
 Deiiin to look with pitying eye, Deign to hear the con -trite sigh, 
 p cres. decret. 
 
 Ho - ly Fath - er, 
 When we lift our 
 
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 decres. 
 
 
 
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 iil^ 
 
 
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 ii^iiif 
 
 hear 
 voice 
 
 i5>- 
 
 our voice. Hear, O hear our suppliant voice, 
 on high. Ho - ly Fath - er, hear our cry. 
 cres, dim. si/m. 
 
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94 
 
 Words by DRANOEL, 1876. 
 Lively. 
 
 -J^ -a--^ ^ j= 
 
 ieufott fioltt; 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 — f ■ — -- — h, — I HnJ 1 — ?*^— N — 3—- — ^"F^j J'F 
 
 To a for - eign shore, 
 And the waves dash hish, 
 Wait-ing to re - ceive 
 
 Waves come dash-ing o'er 
 We will trust in Je 
 All who call up - on 
 
 U8, 
 
 SU8, 
 
 him, 
 
 §i^-^li 
 
 t=EtE=f;=FE«=:=*: 
 
 *~\—0-- •— f— I- q- 
 
 
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 And the break-ers 
 Who is al - waj-s 
 And in him be ■ 
 
 n-^ pK I 1 _^a^^ — 1 «- 1 1 1 r- — 
 
 -*— I— * 
 
 
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 -I— • * — •- 
 
 -•"t — p-r- 
 
 m 
 
 roar; 
 nigh; 
 lieve; 
 
 As we 
 He will 
 He will 
 
 look a - hove them, 
 
 ev - er guide us 
 
 ev - er lead them 
 
 In the dark of night, 
 
 Thro' life's changeful way, 
 
 In the path of right, 
 
 .ft_,_# 
 
 1 — r—m — F^ = F- — r-»--- — »r-r 
 
 J — i__l — ^ — I 1> — L_[;:=:!:: — c 
 
 f Refrain^ ^^ ,. — . , 
 
 m 
 
 We be - hold a gleam - ing Of the bea - con light. Bless - ed bea - con 'ighti 
 
 / ^ 
 
 We be - hold 
 
 To those heaven - \y 
 
 To their home 
 
 * From the Dulcet— by permiBsion. 
 
Beacon ICight C0nctu(k(l 
 
 95 
 
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 Bless - ed beacon light, 
 
 )' 
 
 We will trust in Je - sus, Bless -ed bea-con light. 
 
 m 
 
 _«_^ — F --. -' " F F — I — F-- w--r- ' — ' — 
 
 3:==t:=B:=t^==i=finz=i4z»=:'=»i=': 
 
 :in: 
 
 HENRY F. LYTE. 
 Andante. 
 
 iliilp 
 
 gtbide with iWc, 
 
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 I 
 
 L. MARSHAXL. 
 
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 ^33 
 
 —a—i—:i 
 
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 1. A - bide witli me; fast falls the e - ven-tiiie, The darkness deepens, Lord, with me a -bide; 
 
 2. Swift to its close t'l)bs out life's lit - tie (lay, P^arth's joys grow dim. its glories pass a - way, 
 
 :5. I need thy pres-ciicc ev - 'ry passing hour; What but thy grace can foil the tempter's power; 
 
 4. I fear no foe with tlioe at hand to bless; Ills have no weight and fears no bit - ter-ness; 
 
 5. Hold iliou thy cross be-foro my clos-ing eyes; Shine thro' the gloom and point mo to the skies; 
 
 i6^!E?^=E=i[| 
 
 
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 ;i 
 
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 itiil 
 
 \^m 
 
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 mz^tz±z*z=lz=z'^—^r-^zi=j>—lz^\^.zh^z:^=r^ 
 
 I When oth - er help - ers fall and comforts flee, Help of the helpless. O a-bide with me. 
 
 I rbang(> ami de - cay in all around I see; O thou wlio cliangcst not, a-bide with me. 
 
 1 Who like thy- self my guide and stay may be? Thro' cloud and siinsliine, <) a-bide with me. 
 
 Where is death's sting, where, grave, thy vic-to-ry? 1 tri-umph still if thou a-bide with me. 
 
 Ueaven's morning breaks and earth's vain shadows flee; In life, in death, O Lord, a-bide with me. 
 
96 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 
 Words fiom Hymns o( Heaven 
 Allegro moderalo. 
 
 1. O moth - er dear, Je 
 
 2. No pains, no pangs, no 
 
 3. With - in thy gates 
 
 4. I long to see Je 
 
 ru - sa-lem, When shall 
 
 griev - ing grief, No wo 
 
 noth - ing can come That is 
 
 ru - sa-lem, The com 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 fill 
 not 
 fort 
 
 1 — 3: — I — __i — I 1 — , 1 — 1 . — L_, — I — 0_ 0. 
 
 — \—. — t 
 
 
 9i: 
 
 When shall 
 
 No sigh, 
 
 No spi - 
 
 For thou 
 
 my sor 
 
 no sob, 
 
 der's web, 
 
 art fair 
 
 rows 
 
 no 
 
 no 
 and 
 
 have 
 
 cry 
 
 dirt, 
 
 beau 
 
 an end, 
 
 is heard, 
 no dust, 
 ti - ful, 
 
 Lively. 
 
 -I 
 
 
 mm% 
 
 0-\~^ 
 
 ■0- 
 
 har - bor 
 lem the 
 
 
 Thy joys 
 
 No well 
 
 No filth 
 
 None ill 
 
 ::^=; 
 
 of God's saints, 
 cit - y is 
 come a - way, 
 lem, I say 
 
 -0- -0- 
 
 O sweet and pleas - ant 
 
 Of God our King a 
 
 And end my grief 
 
 No dark - uess dare 
 
 
 and 
 ap 
 
 soil, 
 
 lone, 
 
 plaints, 
 
 pear. 
 
 
 * MuBic trom Sabbath Songa— by permlssiou. 
 
fflic Winv 3fmm\m. Cottcludcd. 
 
 97 
 
 
 In th«;e no sor - 
 The Lamb of God, 
 T;ike to tliy new 
 Xo night, no shade. 
 
 row may be found, No grief, 
 
 the light there - of, Sits there 
 
 Je - rii - sa - lem, And place 
 
 No win - ter foul. No time 
 
 feltl 
 
 •— »- 
 
 BEAKARD. 
 
 „ Mmleriilo. 
 
 -#- 
 
 m-rrt: 
 
 m 
 
 no care, no 
 
 up - on his 
 
 with - in thy 
 
 doth al - ter 
 
 -0, _*- -*_ 
 
 toil, 
 throne, 
 saints, 
 there. 
 
 w^m 
 
 
 :4=::: 
 
 1. J? 
 
 'mm 
 
 J. A. 
 
 sus, the ver - y thought of thee With sweet - ness fills my 
 2. Nor voice can sing, nor heart can frame. Nor can the mem - ory 
 ;3. O, hope of ev - 'ry con - trite he.irt, O, joy of all the 
 
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 11; 
 
 breast, 
 find, 
 meek, 
 
 =t:: 
 
 
 3^3 
 
 fr^ 
 
 glBl 
 
 ■tS'-^ 
 
 But 
 A 
 To 
 Tiie 
 
 r 
 
 sweet - e*" far thy face 
 sweet - er sound than thy 
 those who fall how kind 
 love of Je - sus, what 
 
 -4?- -0- 
 
 to see. And in thy pres - ence rest. 
 
 blest name, O Sav - lour of m.-in - kind. 
 
 thou art. How good to those who seek. 
 
 it is None but his loved ones know. 
 
98 
 
 ^tx, t\xt |tattt iisi JaUing, 
 
 Lively but not too fast. 
 
 Arranged from the Jureoile Lyre. 
 
 
 1. See, the rain is fall - ing On the mountain side, 
 
 2. Now the rain is o - ver, See the paint-ed bow, 
 
 See, the clouds dis-pens - ing 
 O'er the cloud - y hill - top 
 
 n_u--^ ft — * ^-T-P • — r-* ^ — • m-.^-» — • m — •_ p fi — 
 
 ji ^ a — J 1 — I— ^h-^ g — -g • — S- :- — •— ^-« « — « — S^t-*-^ — •-^h 
 
 Blessings far and wide; 
 All its col - ors show; 
 
 See the cool - ing show - er Bright-ens ev - 'ry flow - er, 
 God is ev - er faith - ful, Let us all be grate - ful 
 
 
 
 ■ ( *^ P>t-T 1- ' ~' -^ 
 
 
 Makes 
 For 
 
 the 
 the 
 
 snn-parche«. 
 raiu and 
 
 m^ 
 
 iftnd 
 dew, 
 
 ±1: 
 
 With 
 And 
 
 fresh blooms ex - 
 the cloud - less 
 
 pand. 
 blue. 
 
 
 
 i 
 
Words by ReT 
 
 H. BOXAR. 
 
 
 I was a wanderincf 
 
 2. The Shep-herd soujjlit his 
 
 3. Je - sus my Sliep - hord 
 
 4. I was a wandering sheep, 
 
 
 99 
 
 sheep, 
 [thecp; 
 
 Arranged from HAYDN. 
 
 S 
 
 ^--8— >=f -^=>— r 
 
 #^ J~^.^ 
 
 I did not love the fold: 
 
 The Va. - Ihcr sought his child; 
 
 'Twas he that loved my soul, 
 
 I would not be con-trolled; 
 
 I did not love my 
 They fol - lowed me o'er 
 'Twas he that wash'd me 
 But now I love my 
 
 
 tt^ 
 
 
 Shep-hcrd's voice, 
 vale and hill, 
 in his blood, 
 Shep-herd"s voice, 
 
 ire I f- 
 
 a way -ward 
 
 me nigh to 
 
 that sought the 
 
 a way-ward 
 
 child, 
 death, 
 lost, 
 child. 
 
 -\ 1 g »*il-, — I r r- 1 \ 1 »« 1 1 K--^ 1 — 
 
 did not Inve my home; 
 ished, and faiut, and lone; 
 found the wan - dering sheep, 
 once pre-ferrcd to roam; 
 
 I 
 
 They 
 
 'Twas 
 
 But 
 
 did not love 
 bound mo with 
 
 he that brought 
 now I love 
 
 my I'atber's voice, I loved a - far to roam, 
 the bands of love, They saved the wandering one. 
 me to the fidd, 'Tis he that still doth keep, 
 my Father's voice, I love, 1 love his home. 
 
 
100 
 
 }u^ §il0U9 i\u Watchwotd/ 
 
 With animation. 
 
 :p=:]=:-:5=ili 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 m 
 
 Arranged from 
 
 I N 
 
 'Pilgrim Praises,' 
 
 
 1. Pass along the -watchword, soldiers of the Kins;! Thro' your banner'd legions let the war-cry ring; 
 
 2. Gird anew your ar - nior, draw the trusty sword! Faithful be each sol -dier, fighting for the Lord; 
 
 3. We are marching hoaie-ward with our God to dwell, Soon o'er Zion's camp-ground songs of praise shall swell, 
 
 iieES 
 
 
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 9^ 
 
 Pass" along the watchword as you onward go! Vic-to-ry, 
 Je - sus Christ, your captain, gives you as you go, Vic-to-ry, 
 There we'll gladly meet him, no more out to go! Vic-to-ry, 
 
 N ^ - .-0-0- 
 
 -•-• -•--•- -#- . II. S « . « -<*- -•- r- 
 
 =f =e:=p:3=E — ^ 
 
 Chorus. 
 
 
 EfEEE^=E^E^=^=3E*EE;Ef 
 
 VIC - to-ry, 
 vic-to-ry, 
 vie - to-ry, 
 
 o - ver 
 o - ver 
 o - ver 
 
 ev-'ry foe! 
 ev-'ry foe! 
 ev-'ry foe! 
 
 
 r- 
 
 Pass along the watchword! Victo-ry! vie - to-ry! 
 
 , , -^ J— J— — "^ 
 
 onf 
 
 pEr=E,^E^EErE^=$Er3EE^3EFEFE?EE^; 
 
 Pass along the watchword ! Vic - to-ry ! vic-to-ry ! 
 
 :r=:tEfEFE:f=zJ^^=;=?3 
 
 * From 
 
 *Bud3 of Promise" — by permissior. 
 
 t 
 
 :t=!LJi^=t: 
 
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 101 
 
 t^z 
 
 —ii-4- 
 
 ■S K — -N — J 1 — I S S — : ^ — —\ — r--^^ s — I S — ^-^ — i N ^ — >» ^ 
 
 ii-loiij; the watchword! Shout it as you go! 
 
 1^ 
 
 'Z^i^.^rZ2ZJZ=£Z 
 
 --L _. 
 
 Vic - to-ry! 
 
 -0- 
 
 \ty 
 
 vie - to-rv! 
 
 ver ev 
 
 'ry foel 
 
 -i — r 
 
 -0 #- 
 
 V— i^- 
 
 ~Lr:=i:::rrr=r,z£rt:=p=[:=Sirir*z:ii=>f=ip33 
 
 China. 
 
 Mmlerato, 
 
 I 
 
 (SUITABLE FOE FXJNER.\L OCCASIONS. 
 
 TIMOTHY SWAN. 
 
 — ?r_ J — I — s. — I — ^ 1 — e,^0 — — L_^( — J — •»_! 
 
 1. Why do we 
 
 2. Why should we 
 
 3. The (graves of 
 
 4. Thence he a 
 
 :pl?^_t=j=^. * 
 
 mourn de - part - ing friends, Or shake 
 
 trem - ble to con - vey Their bod 
 
 all the saints he blest, And soft ■ 
 
 rose, as - ccnd - ing high, And showed 
 
 a - larms? 
 
 the tomb? 
 
 'ry bed; 
 
 the way 
 
 I 1 I I I I 
 
 'Tis but the 
 
 'Twas there the 
 
 Where should the 
 
 Up to the 
 
 -s- -t 
 
 voice that 
 
 flesh of 
 
 dy - ing 
 
 Lord our 
 
 Je - sua 
 Je - 8US 
 nicm - bcrs 
 souls shall 
 
 sends 
 lay, 
 rest, 
 
 fly. 
 
 To 
 And 
 But 
 At 
 
 call 
 
 left 
 with 
 the 
 
 gill 
 
 , a. 
 
 I I 
 
 ;}= 
 
 them to 
 
 a long 
 
 their dy 
 
 great ris 
 
 ■g-0- 
 
 his 
 per 
 ing 
 ing 
 
 
 arms, 
 fume, 
 head? 
 
 day. 
 
 : _<S_ 
 
102 
 
 |lai^( the ^mmx Ut €atl attd ^ikrty. 
 
 Words by Miss H. AUGUSTA BAKNES. 
 Livelu with animation. 
 
 — I — — I 1 — •---» — — (. 
 
 (SONG OF FREEDOM.) 
 
 L. B. MARSHALL. 
 
 _»^^_-.N_S_J_, 
 
 E- a, ^ 1^ 1 ^ ly , _ 
 
 ^^^^ 
 
 1. Freedom, hap - py free - dom Reigneth o'er our land, Bringing peace and plen - ty With a lav -ish hand; 
 
 2. Freedom, bless-ed free - dom, Gift so kind to man From the great Cre-a - tor. To this glo rioiis land; 
 
 3. Look-ing ev - er up - ward, Working for the right, Tliankful for his mer - cies, Both by day and night 
 
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 ±. 
 
 ^-^i— • 
 
 ±=t: 
 
 ±: 
 
 > ^ 
 
 r- 
 
 "-->- 
 
 -V — h- 
 
 
 KJEEEI 
 
 », — I — -2 p^ — i^ — -i* — ^1 — »-T-;^ — i »(-» — i — 3 ^ — *s ^ — r 
 
 Fill - ing each our gar - ners With the ripening grain; Fills our hearts with gladness For the summer's rain. 
 Wake we in full cho - rus Songs of joy to-day; For his lov - ing kind-ness Thanks to him we pay. 
 Bow we in sub-mis - sion If he chance to chide, Feel-ing if we love him, God is on our side. 
 
 Chorus. 
 
 March we on togeth - er, Spir-its light and free; Raise the star-ry ban - ner For God and lib- er - ty; 
 
 fr^i< -"/zi^—i^ _t-H — /— H — ;^=F^— t-i^ — >— V — 1/ T — 5-i-h — ;^— H — 5— ^-t 
 
^mt \\\t gunner. Condudel 
 
 103 
 
 Cast a-way all sad • ness, Striving with our might, Marching on for-ev - er In our nation's right. 
 
 ^i^ 
 
 f-'^m^-ti»l 
 
 :r_s- 
 
 9 — •-•—•—•-• — 0.-0 — 0Z-i.-0:-— 0—0-^^—4 — r-#---5 — — i^—i r— F-^ — *'— 5 — »i— 'S'-U 
 
 © lord, another nlVcch ha^ j*lourn. 
 
 H. K. WHITE. 
 
 (COMMKNUING HYMN.) 
 
 H. N. STONK. 
 
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 S. . I — 0^ _, ^_ — •- J— ' — S-1 #^_* _3__#_.I _^__ _* J 2 — 1 —^^.^-—0 — I. 
 
 1 r\ T — I -« „»i. -- i_ 1 a * ., .J -•. ■ _ .1. *..! \. I 
 
 1. o 
 
 2. And 
 
 3. .\nd 
 
 4. O 
 
 -#- 
 
 Lord 
 wilt 
 Je 
 let 
 
 an - oth - er 
 thou lend a 
 sus, thou thy 
 thy grace per 
 
 week has flown, .■\nd 
 
 list - 'ning ear To 
 
 smiles wilt deign As 
 
 form its part, And 
 
 we, 
 
 prais - cs 
 
 in thy 
 
 bid our 
 
 \j \j fj T^ J T^ fd ... 'rr — w 
 
 youth - ful band, 
 
 low as ours? 
 
 name we pray; 
 
 pas • sions cease, 
 
 ^mm 
 
 _#_- #_i •_! . — r — ,_i — wz- s i_i_e_ — — J I 
 
 -*- • -0- -5- -#- -0-' • • -0- 
 
 met 
 wilt, 
 thou 
 And shed 
 
 Hiii 
 
 #_ 
 
 Si 
 
 once more 
 for thou 
 didst bless 
 a - broad 
 
 - 0- -0- 
 1- 1 
 
 be 
 dost 
 the 
 
 fore 
 love 
 
 thy throne, 
 
 to hear 
 
 fnnt train, 
 
 'rv lioart 
 
 To 
 The 
 And 
 Thine 
 
 bless 
 song 
 
 we 
 
 ev 
 
 thy fos • tering 
 which meek - ness 
 are weak as 
 er - last - ing 
 
 hand, 
 pours, 
 they, 
 peace. 
 
 ___! — 0-1- 1 — ^. — l^yt > — 1 — I Jl 
 
104 
 
 Words by CHARLES SWAIN. 
 AVeqro. 
 
 "Have faith in God" 
 
 DRANOEL. 
 
 
 1. Let to - inor-row take care of to - morrow, Lpave thinn;s of the 
 
 2. Have faith, and thy faith shall sus - tain thee; Per - mit not sns 
 
 3. Let to - mor-row take care of to - mor-row, Short and dark a sonr 
 -•- -0~ - -0- -0- __ -0- -0- -•- -0- 
 
 f u - ture to fate ; 
 pi - cion and care 
 life may ap - pear; 
 0- -0 0---0~ 
 
 _ —V— — — —w~ ^ ~w— —w- —m— —m— ~tw~ —m— —w— —w~ —w- -0~ 
 
 What's the use to an - tic - i - pate sor - row. Life's troubles come nev - er too late. 
 
 With in - vis - i - ble bonds to en chain thee. But bear what God gives thee to bear. 
 
 We may make it still dark - er by sor - row, Still short - er by fol - ly and fear. 
 
 -0- -0 0- -0~ ~0- -0- -0- m . m • _ -'- -*- -•- -*-■ a ~ 
 
 cj: — — 0--0 — — • — L — -^ — f— +-- — r-Ti'E-i — F-i ^ — i F — i— 
 
 .Z-^^ >-l-^— — •k' ^ ^ / /-I-^ h •'-^— t--u^ ^ ^ i^ <^ 1^- 
 
 K Kt — N 1;:;^ -^T- *<-| — -S — "-N *« 1 — 1:=^-) — r 
 
 -m— m -i gS S '^i *-'-• *Z27* • 5 i= *Zij* 
 
 If to hope o - ver mucTi be an er - ror, 'Tis one that the wise have pre - 
 Bv his Spir - it sup- port - ed and glad-dened, Be ne'er by fore-bod-ings de - 
 Half our troubles are half our in - ven - tion. And oft- en from blessings con- 
 
 -•- j{#- -•- 
 
 _,- _»_ _> 
 
 ferred, 
 terred, 
 ferred, 
 
 •- 
 
 , 0. __» 0- ^ — _<*| , 1- — ^-1 1 — I : — • *-T-| i r 
 
 I — ^ ^ i^-t->^ — — > — =5=;; — l^t^ — ^_-_#_j-^=±v — ^ — - — p-i-p^—ji—t 
 
J 
 
 105 
 
 And how oft - 
 But think how 
 Have we shrunk 
 
 — -^-i K K S i H 
 
 en have hearts been in ter - ror 
 oft - en hearts have been sa(hlcned 
 wild ap - pre - lien-sion 
 
 the 
 
 Of 
 
 By 
 Of 
 
 that nev - er 
 
 what nev -er 
 
 that nev - er 
 
 
 oc - curred. 
 oc - curred. 
 oc - curred. 
 
 
 M II Allegretto. 
 
 
 Arranged from the JuTenile Lyre. 
 
 All the week we spend. 
 Ev - 'ry clian^ini; scene 
 
 2. I^ve - ly is the dawn 
 Loveliest is the morn 
 
 3. Teachers, you arc kind, 
 Ixad-iiifi us from sin 
 
 4. Sweet-ly fades the liijht 
 Fair- est is the night 
 
 Full of childish bliss, 
 Brinfrs its hap - pi-ness. 
 Of each ris - in<f day. 
 Of the Sab-butli day. 
 Thus to point the road 
 To our Father, God. 
 Of the pass-ini; day. 
 Of the Sab-bath day. 
 
 Yet our joys would not be full, Had we not the 
 Then our in-fant hearts are full Of the pre-cious 
 May we all be da - ti - ful, In the pre-cious 
 
 For the pre-cious 
 
 Then our hearts with praise are full 
 -0 •- -# • 19- 
 
 i=Si!±>t=5=f=|?iEt=t»:qt=t:=i£Eg=:t:l:=t:=t=t3^ 
 
 the pre- 
 
 4}, 
 
 -U-J-. 
 
 C5_^ 
 
 ^ • — #— ^- *-0 — #•« <- • •- 1 9 — <»-^-\ 1 — S -o-** 
 
 Sabhath School, Yet our joys would not be full, II.id we not the Sabbath School, Had we not the Sabbath Sclinol. 
 
 Sabbath School, Then our infant hearts are full Of the precious Sabbath School, Of the precious Sahhatli School. 
 
 Sabbath School, May we all be du - ti - ful In the precious Sabbath School, In the pre-cious .Sabbath School. 
 
 Sabbath School. Then our hearts with praise are full Of the precious Sabbath School, Of the pre-cious Sabbath School. 
 
 -#- -0- -0- -0- -<?- 
 
 ^pi-0=X=^^0ZZ0~0Zl0-^Z-\^^-\riZ0-ZIW--0~^^ 
 
106 
 
 §n ^avtn ^\mt x$ §tA 
 
 J. W. TtTETTER. 
 
 Alleqro commodo. 
 
 
 1. Not in 
 
 2. This can 
 
 3. Rest to 
 
 this wea 
 ■ not be 
 the wea 
 
 — • — — 
 
 ■ ry world of ours Can per- feet rest be found; Thorns mingle with its 
 our rest-ing place, Though now and then a gleam Of love-ly nature, 
 ry, anx-ious soul. That on life's toil-some road Bears on- ward to the 
 
 -#-T-* » • — r-» — r-* • -*-^-m^^m—t~m — p-' » — • '"r 
 
 -#-T-# r-* 1 *- 
 
 :EEfe^=-EbEfEtE 
 
 
 :f=?: 
 
 0- . -0 
 
 fair-est flowers, E - ven on cultured ground; 
 heavenly grace, May on thee brief - ly beam, 
 des-tined goal Its heav - y, gall - ing load; 
 
 ==rT-| "0^ 0—0 — f-0 — r-* • 
 
 -fl*- 
 
 :zj: 
 
 — •- 
 
 sm 
 
 A brook to drink of by the way, A 
 Nor till it shuf-fle off the coil In 
 But let us bear with pain and care All 
 
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 ~0- -0- -0- Vi/ » -0- -0- ^^ 
 
 ifeE 
 
 rock its shade to cast, May cheer our path from day to day, But such not long can 
 which it lies depressed. Can the pure spirit cease from toil. In heaven a-lone to 
 ills to be redressed, Re - ly - ing on the prom-ise fair. In heaven there will be 
 
 last, 
 rest, 
 rest. 
 
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 With animation. 
 
 WM. B. RICHARDSON. 
 
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 1. Lord of the liar - vest, 
 
 2. If spring doth wake the 
 13. Hut chief - ly when thy 
 4. Lord of tiie har - vest, 
 
 ^ovtl of the SiiUTcsst. 
 
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 hail, 
 mirth, 
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 Thine ancient proin-ise 
 If summer warms the 
 Be-stows new plen - ty 
 
 The rains that fall, the 
 
 doth not fail ; 
 
 fruit - ful earth, 
 
 o'er the land, 
 
 suns that shine, 
 
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 When win-ter sweeps the na • 
 When sounds of inu - sic fill 
 The seed once hid-den in 
 
 their round. With goodness all our 
 
 ked plain, Or autumn gilds its 
 
 the air. As homeward all their 
 
 the ground, The skill that makes our 
 
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 years are crowned, 
 ri - pened grain, 
 treas - arcs bear. 
 
 fruits a-bound. 
 
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 CUOKUS. 
 
 
 Our thanks we pay this ho - ly day, 
 
 We still do sing to thee our King, 
 
 We too will raise our hymn of praise, 
 
 New ev - 'ry year thy gifts ap - pear. 
 
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 O let our hearts in 
 Thro' all their changes 
 For we thy com-mon 
 New prais-cs from our 
 
 time be 
 
 thou dost 
 
 boun-ties 
 
 lips shall 
 
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 found, 
 reign, 
 share, 
 sound. 
 
 
108 
 
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 Allegro moderato. 
 
 Arranged. 
 
 1. There was joy 
 
 2. There was joy 
 
 3. There was joy 
 
 in heaven, 
 in heaven, 
 in heaven, 
 
 There was joyt 
 There was joy 
 There was joy 
 
 in heaven, 
 in heaven, 
 in heaven, 
 
 
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 When this good - ly 
 
 When of love the 
 
 When the sheep that 
 
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 world to frame The Lord of might and mer - cy came; Shouts of joy were heard on hi£;h, 
 
 midnight beam Dawned the tow-er of Beth -le- hem; And a - long the ech - oing hill 
 
 went a -stray Re - turns in love to vlr- tue's way; When the soul by grace subdued 
 
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 And the stars sang from the sky. Glo - ry to God in heaven, Glo - 
 An - gels sang on earth good will, Glo - ry to God in heaven, Glo - 
 Sobs its prayer of grat - i-tude. Then is there joy in heaven. Then 
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 to God 
 
 to God 
 
 there joy 
 
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 in heaven, 
 in .heaven, 
 in heaven. 
 
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 •2. How 
 3. O, 
 
 L, MARSHALL. 
 
 
 iour now is call - inc;. Come, children, follow me; And all who are o- 
 py are those cliil - dren Wlio liear the Saviour's voice, Who walk in ways of 
 
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 sus, Ac - cept his protfered love, And start up - on your 
 
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 be - dient His bless-ed face shall see* Ami in those heavenly man-sions Which he has gone to 
 wis - dom. And in his name re-joice. Who oft -en read and pon - der God's sa-cred book of 
 jour - ney To yon-der home a-bove; He's waiting to be gra-cious. His arms are o - pen 
 
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 Their 
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 ev - er dwell those chil • dren Who love and serve him here, 
 
 on - ly guide to lieav - en, O hap - py Christian youth. 
 
 let them close a - round you, And press you to his side. 
 
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110 
 
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 Words by L. M. 
 Allegro, 
 
 (SINNERS TURNING TO CHRIST.) 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
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 How bright, bow glorious is tbe sight, When sinners turn tlieir feet, 
 'Tis then we've passed from toil and care, And all that here an - noy, 
 
 And bow with rev'rence 
 And to that land so 
 
 
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 and de-light 
 bright and fair 
 
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 Be - fore the mer - cy seat. 
 Our hearts leap forth for joy. 
 
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 God hears their prayers of faith and love, 
 And in those mansions we shall meet 
 
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 For - giv -eth all their sins, And guides them to bis throne above. And peace and comfort brings. 
 Friend.s who have gone before; There they will a glad welcome greet When we approach the sh ire. 
 
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 1. Why should gloomy thouphts a-rise, 
 
 2. Still o'crwholmed with floods of <:rief, 
 
 3. He that for thy soul hath died, 
 
 And dark-ness fill the 
 And filled with sore dis 
 In - vites thee now to 
 
 mind? Why that bo - son 
 
 may; Look-ing downward 
 
 come; He the law hath 
 
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 heave with si!?hs, And still no ref - uge find; 
 for re-lief/ With-out one cheer-ing ray. 
 sat - is-fied, And can re - verse thy doom. 
 
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 Know'st thou not of Gil - ead's balm, 
 
 Lift thy streaming eyes to heaven. 
 
 He hath suf-fered grief and shame; 
 
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 the great Pliysi - clan 
 re the great atonement 
 hath shed his precious 
 
 there, 
 
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 Who can ev-'ry fear disarm, And save thee from des-pair? 
 All thy sins shall be forgiven, Be-lieve, and thou art free. 
 
 O be-lieve in Jesus' name, And thou hast peace with God. 
 
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 J. C. PROCTOR. 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
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 - member the poor, for when Christ was on earth 
 
 - member the poor, were the words of our Lord, 
 
 - member the poor, yes, we'll re- member the poor, 
 
 His home was with those who were lowly in birtli ; 
 
 And in kindness and love with joy we'll ac-iord. 
 
 For wliat would we do if now pov - crty's door 
 
 S N S 
 
 
 
 In ac - cents of mer - cy ne'er heard here be-fore, He bade all who love him re-mein ■ ber the poor. 
 For oft in the homes of the poor do we find The rich - e? of faith and a heart all resigned. 
 Should close right before us and dark - en our day, With noth-iiif; to cheer us of hope's joy-ous ray. 
 
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 Yes yes, blest Re-dcem-er, we'll keep thy com-mand, And help thy poor children with boun - ti - 
 The iove of the Sav-iour no cir-cumstance knows. To rich and to poor the same mer-cy 
 We'll go on our er-rands of mer - cy and love. To bear the sweet message of hope from 
 
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 ♦ From Sabbath Songs— by permission. 
 
 ful hand. 
 
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 a-bove. 
 
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 113 
 
 Refrain. 
 
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 We'll cheerful - iy give of our basket and store, For thou hast commanded, Remem-ber the poor. 
 
 EncUah Baptist CnUectioD, 
 Alltgro moder 
 
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 DBA NOEL. 
 
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 1. Wake, parents of Is - rael, O has - ten to plead 
 
 2. Let pure clouds of in - cense be waft ed to heaven, 
 
 3. F'roui tlie youth of our country shall ar-mies a- rise, 
 
 4. Wake, parents of Is - rael, O wres - tie and pray 
 
 For the Spir - it of grace to descend ; 
 From all hearts u - nit - ed in one; 
 The pos - pel of peace to proclaim; 
 That grace to our youths may be given; 
 
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 The word has pone forth, and the faithful have need Of mir prayers the f;reat cause to de - fend. 
 
 That wis - doni and (;raie to our youth may l)e fjiven, .\nd strength for the race they must run. 
 
 O'er the land and the seas the glad message that tlies, Shall re-ecli - o Iin man - u - el's name. 
 
 For the hands that in faith are up-lift-ed to-dav, Shall prevail with our I'a-ther in heaven. 
 
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114 
 
 e. a. barnes. 
 Duet. 
 
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 Chorus. 
 
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 1. With hearts and with voices, Praise ye the Lord! With love that re - joic - es, Praise ye the Lord! Be- 
 
 2. For grace that in - vites us, Praise ye the Lord! For love that u - niles us. Praise ye the Lord! He 
 
 3. For hope in his kindnesB, Praise ye the Lord! For light in our t«lindness. Praise ye the Lord! His 
 
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 Semi-Chorus. Chorus. 
 
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 cause he hath told us His arm shall up-hold us; Come, join in our cho - rus, and "Praise ye the Lord!" 
 
 gr.ints U8 his fa - vor Tliro' Christ as our Sav-iour; Then join in our cho- rus, and "Praise ye the Lord!" 
 
 ways are be-fore us. His mer - cy is o'er us; Oh, join in our cho - rus, and "Praise ve the Lord!'' 
 
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 Chorus. 
 
 
 Praise him! Praise him! Praise ye the Lord! Praise him! Praise him ! Praise ye the Lord! We'll 
 
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 115 
 
 sing of his glo - ry, his wis - dom and love, While prais-ing the name of the Lord. 
 
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 Words by S. BUENHAM 
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 Jltey ^c$t ftam the CaufUct. 
 
 (DKtuRATIuN HYMN.) 
 
 L. MAK8HALL. 
 
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 1. They rest from the con-flict, tlieir la - hor is end - ed, 
 
 2. Be - Death tlie t;reeii sod tlieir hod - ies are sleep-ins?, 
 
 3. We k\ii)W thai oiir flow-ers will with - er and per-ish, 
 
 4. To lis is the weepin;;, while theirs is the glo - ry, 
 
 5. O God of our fa-thers, O God of our iia-tion, 
 
 6. Yes, hon - or and glo - ry for them are e - ter - nal, 
 
 Their bat - ties are fought, their victories are gained; 
 A ■ bove them in beau-ty the dewy grass waves. 
 
 Our flags too will droop in the slill summer air, 
 From dan -ger and du - ty they ne'er turned aside. 
 Their faith was unwavering, their trust was in thee; 
 
 The na - tion they ransomed their memory will keep; 
 
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 Their spir - its he • ro - ic to God have as-cend - ed. Their mem-'ry is left us with hon - or unstained. 
 While comrades this day are sa - ered-ly keep - ing And strew-iiig with flowers their glo - ri - ous graves, 
 
 liut deep in our hearts their mem- 'ry we'll clier - ish. With love, that the passing jears ne'er will im - pair, 
 lie - ro - ie their deeds and im - inor-tal their sto - ry, Thej- fought for their country, and con-quer-ing died. 
 Thou gav'st them the vicl'ry, toour land gave salvation, And smiled once a-gain on the home of the free. 
 Fair flow-ers im - mor-tal will bloom ev - cr vcr - nal O'er the graves where our heroes in glory now sleep, 
 
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116 
 
 ^ht c^abbath ^tUo\ uiith goy Wt ftail 
 
 Words by L. M, 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 Is by L. M. ±J- in/\ivonAijXj. 
 
 lleqro. 
 
 1. The Sabbath School with joy we hail, 'Tis there we sing and praise and pray, To him whose mercies 
 
 2. O may his ho-ly name be spread O'er land and sea and hill and dale, And may we all our 
 
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 cannot fail, But will remain to endless day. The Lord is ev-er good and kind, His children he doth 
 influence shed. And see his glorious cause prevail. To God alone all praise belongs, To God alone our 
 
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 love; 
 bring; 
 
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 O let us with a joy-ful mind U - nite in praise to God 
 Let children praise him with their songs. Who is their ev-er - last ■ 
 
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 DcET. Soprano. 
 Not too fast. 
 
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 L. MAItSHALL. 
 
 
 1. Go yfi out in-to the highways. Gather in his lambs to-day; Seek the dark and narrow 
 
 2. 'Mill tlie darkness of the cit - y They have wandered all unblesr; Show them wherc-in love and 
 
 3. Gather in his lambs forever, Speak to them of joys un-told; Seek tlieiu out with fond en- 
 Alto. 3 a . . s s 
 
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 Chorus. 
 
 
 by - ways, 
 pit - y, 
 deav - or. 
 
 Ev-'ry - where their feet may stray; 
 Weary ones may ev - er rest; 
 Lead them to the Saviour's fold; 
 
 Tell them of a Saviour's kindness. Tell them 
 
 Point the way to realms of gladness, Lead them 
 Lead them in the path of right, In the 
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 of the heavenly land. Lead them upward in their blindness, Searoli them out on ev-'ry hand, 
 
 on - ward day by day, Win their hearts from hopeless s;ulness. Christ will all your love re - pay. 
 way the Master trod; Lead them on - ward with thy niight, Till they reach the throne of God. 
 
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 FANNY CROSBY. 
 
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 JNO. R. SWENEY. 
 
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 ( Will you come*, will you come, with your poor broken heart, 
 ) Lay it down at the feet of your Saviour and Lord, 
 j Will you come, will you come? there is mer - cy for you, 
 ( On - ly come, as you are, and be-lieve on his name, 
 \ VVill you come, will you come? you have noth-ing to pay; 
 I By his death on the cross purchased life for your soul, 
 ( VVill you come, will you come? how he pleads with you now, 
 I And what-ev - er your sin or your sor - row may be, 
 
 Burdened and sin op 
 Balm for your ach - ing 
 Je - BUS, who loves you 
 Fly to his lov - Ing 
 
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 4f By permission. 
 
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 Adagio. 
 
 H. MILLARD. 
 
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 1. \Vc shall inopt 'in the 
 
 2. We shnll meet in the 
 
 3. We shall meet in the 
 
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 by ami by. 
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 wipe a - way ev - 
 
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 the joy we 
 our Fa-ther's 
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 then shall know. For the Saviour 
 
 man-sions fair, An - gel hands will 
 
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 tells us so; 
 
 soothe our care; 
 
 sin beguile; 
 
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 How our spirits long to go Up to that golden shore. 
 O the love beyond compare, Up in that liomc so dear. 
 Then we'll see the Saviour's smile, After our victory's wod. 
 
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120 
 
 Words by Miss H. A. BARNES. 
 With aniiiiation, ,^ k. 
 
 pxwM §tm ^om ^mnm. 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 1. Forward bear j'our ban-ners, Strivinpc with your might, Wave them high a - bove you, For God's holy right. 
 
 2. Kiiidiipss do to all men, Help-ing the distressed, Lead the sad and lone ly To the Saviom's breast; 
 
 3. Onward bear your ban-ners, O - ver land and sea, Spread the truths of Je - sus, Of love and chari-ty; 
 
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 Press-ing on for - ev - er 
 Wand'rers ev • er guid-ing 
 Ho - li - ness of purpose 
 
 In the Christian strife, Lov- ing, serv-ing ev - er Him who gave his life. 
 From the sin - ful way, Help them by thy kindness From all sin to stray. 
 Be j'our bigh-est aim, Lov - ing, serv-ing ev - er His most ho - Iv name. 
 
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 ners. Sing with loud acclaim, Joy - ful prais - es ev - er To Jehovah's name. 
 
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 Wave on high your ban-ners. Sing with loud acclaim, Joy - ful prais - es ev 
 
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gclitjhtful i$ the ^aviouv'isi W\tt 
 
 121 
 
 Words by L. M. 
 
 Allefjro. j-^ ^^ p,^ j^ _j^ 
 
 (CHRIST PRECIOUS.) 
 
 ,-_5i_-.^X_^_^-, 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 
 1. De - lii;ht-ful is the Saviour's voice, 'Tis com - fort to my soul, 
 
 2. The storm-v winds their fu - ry cease, If Christ his face doth shmv, 
 
 3. From ago to age he clianges uot, His grace re - mains the same, 
 
 'Tis 
 All 
 And 
 
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 tliev that put their 
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 joy com-plete, 
 trust in him 
 get his love, 
 
 And love be 
 Shall all his 
 Tlic glo - ry 
 
 yond con 
 "glo - ry 
 of his 
 
 trol. 
 know, 
 name. 
 
 In him a - lone is 
 When bil-lows swell and 
 
 life and 
 thun-ders 
 
 peace, 
 roar. 
 
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 wm 
 
 
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 In him is all my hope; 
 He calms then; by his word ; 
 
 He is a light my feet to guide. And ea - .sy is his yoke. 
 The heaving o - cean he doth (juell, At his com-manding "nod. 
 
 
122 
 
 §xt& fox pt 
 
 Rev. WILLIAM A. SMITH. 
 
 L. B. MARSHALL. 
 
 Whene'er 
 It was 
 And now 
 
 my 
 
 for 
 
 from 
 
 ^ > ^ . 
 
 Whene'er my heart 
 
 It was for me 
 
 And now from sin 
 
 heart 
 
 me 
 
 sin 
 
 with sad-ness fills, 
 
 he suf-fered long, 
 
 and Satan's power, 
 
 with sad-ness fills, And darkness 
 
 he suf-fered long Provoked by 
 
 and Sa- tan's power How blest to 
 
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 Whene'er my heart 
 It was for me 
 And now from sin 
 
 
 It: 
 
 with sad-ness fills, 
 be suf-fered long, 
 and Satan's power, 
 
 •^-•fcb: 
 
 And darkness all 
 Provoked by scribe 
 How blest to feel 
 
 all around I 
 
 scribe and Phar-i 
 
 feel that I am 
 
 ~0~ 
 
 around I see; 
 
 and Phar - i-see; 
 
 that I am free; 
 
 see ; A voice with-in my na-ture 
 
 see ; Surrounded by the mocking 
 
 A voice within, 
 Surrounded by 
 O, may I ne'er 
 
 O, may 
 
 ne'er for - get that 
 
 And darkness all 
 Provoked by scribe 
 How blest to feel 
 
 • 1/ 
 around I see; 
 and Phar - i-see; 
 that I am free; 
 
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 A voice within, 
 Surrounded by 
 O, may I ne'er 
 
123 
 
 Xu dHicd fov iUc» CoucUtdcd. 
 
 m 
 
 thrills, 
 throng, 
 hour. . . 
 
 my na - turc tlirills, 
 the mocking throng, 
 for - get that hour, 
 
 
 And tells me 
 I'p - on the 
 When Jesus 
 
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 And tells me Jesus, 
 
 Up - on the Cross 
 
 When Je-su3 groaneil 
 Je - - - - sus died 
 
 Cross lie died 
 
 groaned ami died 
 
 for 
 for 
 for 
 
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 my iia - ture thrills, 
 the mockinc throng, 
 for- get that hour, 
 
 ClIOKUS. 
 
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 va - ry, O, 
 
 And tells me Jesus, 
 Up - on the Cross 
 When Je-sus groaned 
 
 lie died for me. 
 He died for nie. 
 and died for me. 
 
 me 
 
 me 
 
 me 
 
 He died for me. 
 
 He died for me. 
 
 and died for me. 
 
 O, Cal - va - ry, O, Cal - va - ry, Be - neath Thy Cross I fain would be; O. 
 
 
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 Cal - va - ry, O, Cal - va - ry, Couie, bless - ed 
 
 Je - sns, 
 
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124 
 
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 CARRIE M. WILSON. 
 
 JNO, R. SWENET. 
 
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 1. There's a messai^e from the Lord, — will you come? Hear It sounding from his word, — will you come? 
 
 2. He has tar-ried long for you, will you come? See his locks are wet with dew: will you come? 
 
 3. Will you heed the Saviour's call? will you come? To the feast prepared for all, will you come? 
 
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 Chorus. 
 
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 Who-so - ev - er on his name will be - lii-ve Life e-ter - nal shall from him re-ceive. He is 
 He a - lone your ma-ny sins can for-o'ive; Will you look to him hy faith and live? 
 You will find him at the Cross, waiting there. With the garment that your soul must wear. 
 
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 calling you to-day— will you come? To the on-ly liv-ing way— will you come? Will you 
 
 will you come ? will you come i 
 
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m\\ ^ou (^0 ? Cauclutlfd 
 
 125 
 
 
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 plunge beneath the flood of his all - a-ton-ing blood? Will you be a child of God? Will you come? 
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 Sz^S 
 
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 Wor<U by L. MAH8HALI,. 
 Vhee)-fuUy. 
 
 (Chtisit the ^iug of 6lovy. 
 
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 N _ii.^L_J^. 
 
 D. H. NORRIS. 
 
 
 1. Christ, who art the King of glo - ry, Christ, who art the sinner's friend, Joy-ful - ly we come before thee. 
 
 Thou art warnint; un-bc-liev - crs, 
 
 2. Saviour, lead us Ihroujih all danger. Guide us in the heavenly way, Thou who once laid in a nian-ger, 
 
 Thou dost call us, blessed Je - sus, 
 
 3. Bless-ed Sav-iour, let thy Spir-it Fill our hearts with heavenly love. May our souls thy li};lil in-lier - it. 
 
 There to sinu thv praise forev - er, 
 
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 Fine. 
 
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 And thy mer - cy we commend; Thou dost hear the cry of sin-ners, When they call up - on thy name, 
 
 While they rid - i - culo thy fame. 
 
 Now art risen to end - less day; When temptations do ensnare us. When wo wan-der far from thee, 
 
 That we all from sin may flee. 
 
 And our sin - ful fears re - move; May thy grace, O blessed Saviour, Guldens to thy throne above; 
 
 In that land of peace and love. 
 
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126 
 
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 SMITH. 
 
 L. B. MARSHALL. 
 
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 e - ter-nal shore, We shall meet no more to 
 
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 There's a land beyond the river; On that bright, 
 There's a home prepared all glorious, By the loving Saviour's hand; Where the saints shall reign vie- 
 There we'll float our spotless banner, And the welkin round shall ring. With the shouts of glad ho- 
 There we'll wear our crowns immortal. And our joy shall be complete; There we'll strike our harps e- 
 
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 U 9 I 
 
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 Choeus. 
 
 
 sev - er, When the toil 
 
 to - rious, In the bright 
 
 san - na, To the great 
 
 ter-nal, Sit - ting at 
 
 of life is o'er, 
 ce - les - tial land, 
 e - ter - nal King, 
 the Saviour's feet. 
 
 By 
 
 1/ 
 and 
 
 
 by; O, haste the moment; By and 
 
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 by; no more we'll roam, When we hear the voice of Je - sus, Bidding us a welcome home. 
 
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8. F. SMITH. 
 
 With aninuttinn. 
 
 (Ottward ^\)m\ thy Conqueviug ^\\^\\\. 
 
 127 
 
 (MISSIONARY HYMN.) 
 
 Ik MARSHALL. 
 
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 1. On-ward speed thy conquerin;? flight, An - gel, on - ward 
 
 2. On-ward speed thy confiueriii;; flight, An -gel, on-ward 
 
 3. On-ward speed tliy coiic|iie:iiii; ni;,'ht. An - gel, on - ward 
 
 4. On-ward speed thy conquering Uight, An - gel, on - ward 
 
 speed ; 
 
 haste; 
 
 fly; 
 speed; 
 
 Cast ahroad thy 
 Quick - ly on each 
 Long has been the 
 Morn - ing bursts up - 
 
 ra - diant 
 mountain' 
 reign of 
 on our 
 
 light, 
 
 s heigh 
 
 night; 
 
 sight, 
 
 Hid the shades re 
 t Be thy standard 
 Bring the morning 
 'Tis the time de 
 
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 placed ; 
 nigh ; 
 
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 Tread the i - dols in the dust, Heathen fanes 
 Let thy blissful tidings tloat Far o'er vale 
 'Tis to thee the heathen lift Their ini-plor 
 Je - sus now his kingdom takes, Thrones and e 
 
 des - 
 and 
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 mpires 
 
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 troy, 
 
 hill, 
 wail ; 
 fall, 
 
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 Spread 
 Till 
 Bear 
 And 
 
 the gos - pel's 
 
 the sweet - ly 
 
 them Ileav - en's 
 
 the joy - ous 
 
 ho - ly trust, Spread the gos - pel's 
 echo - ing note Eve - ry ho - soin 
 
 ho - ly gift Ere their cour - age 
 
 song a - wakes, "God is all lii 
 
 
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 joy. 
 
 thrill. 
 
 fail. 
 
 all.' 
 
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128 
 
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 IVot too fast. 
 
 Ech* 
 
 HARRISON MILLARD.* 
 
 
 1. Sabbath hells, so sweet-ly call-ing, 
 
 2. Sabbatli bells, ring on for - ev - er, 
 
 S! 
 
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 An -gel voi-ces in the 
 Ech- o all the earth a 
 
 air, 
 round ; 
 
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 Echo 
 
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 How your ech - oes,soft - ly fall-ing, 
 Dark the world if we should nev-er 
 
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 Win the heart to praise and prayer. 
 Hear your bright and soothing sound. 
 
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 .4 little slower. 
 
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 Eve - ry week - ly toil and du - ty Your sweet mel-o - dies re-pay, For in bright and 
 O, ye seem, to wea - ry mor-tals, Heavenly mu -sic far a -way, Ech - oed thro' the 
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Sabbath gclb. Concluded. 
 
 129 
 
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 CnoKUS. Tempo prima. 
 
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 lov - ing beau - ty Earth seems nearer Heaven to - day. Sab-bath bells so sweet-ly call - ing, 
 gold - en per - tals An - gels leave a - jar to - day. 
 
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 Echo. ~IZ. -=>- ^ ^ ^ ^^ 
 
 An - pel vol - ces in the air, How your ech-oes, soft - ly fall - ing, 
 
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 An - gel vol - ces in the air, uow your ecn-oes, sott - iy laii ■ 
 ^ Echo. -Ra''- 
 
 Echo. ■"""• /?> 
 
 - V V I -m- -w- \ , ~ ~ ^~ - .<5,t 
 
 Win cor hearts to rest and prayer, To rest and prayer.To rest and prayer. 
 
130 
 
 Wh ^mti f t0VH 0f ®\L 
 
 Words by Mrs. LUKE. 
 Not too fast. 
 
 Sir WTLLIAM DAVEWANT. 
 
 — a_,;_*J__,_ — 1,_0 ^ ^__^_I_^ ^ ^ #— L-# 1 
 
 1. I think when I read that sweet sto-ry of old, When 
 
 2. Yet still to his footstool in prayer I may go, And 
 
 3. But thousands and tliousands who wander and fall, Nev - 
 
 E^^= 
 
 
 Je - sxis was here among men, 
 ask for a share in his love, 
 er heard of that heavenly home. 
 
 
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 •-N St "< "^T — N ^^ — J^ — S — f-:> — Sr — ^ — r S t r 
 
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 m 
 
 How he called lit-tle children as lambs to his fold. 
 And if I now ear - uest-ly seek him be - low, 
 I should like them to know there's room for them all, 
 
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 I should like to have been with them then. 
 I shall see him and hear him a - bove. 
 And that Je-sus has bid them to come. 
 
 3=^EtEfe^EfEt:Ei=fEEf_l^Ef.=lEfelEt 
 
 
 0—^-0—0^-^0-, ^ J-T-2*— #~ *Zij* 
 
 I wish that his hands had been placed on my head, That his arm had been thrown around me, 
 In that beau-ti - f ul place he has gone to prepare. For all that are washed and for - given, 
 I long for the joy of that glo - ri - ous time.The sweetest,and brightest,and best. 
 
 
 
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5ri)c <SU)rct .Storn 
 
 feE- 
 
 Of (Dm. 
 
 Conclulfcti. 
 
 131 
 
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 And that I might have seen his kind look when he said, Let the lit-tle 
 And ina - ny dear oliildien are gath-er - ing there, For of siicli is 
 
 When the dear lit-tle children of ev-er - y clime 
 
 rs! 
 
 m 
 
 ones come nn-to me. 
 the kingdom of hoavcn. 
 Shall crowd to his arms and Lie blesU 
 
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 5EJ3^ 
 
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 Words by L. M. 
 
 ^ ji CheerfuVy. 
 
 Come, let us iJOUrntg on our aSang. (newyear) l. Marshall. 
 
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 r - • - - 
 
 Walk ing with Je - sus while 
 
 And per - se-vere and la 
 
 A tide that flows from earth 
 
 That we a glad ac - count 
 
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 9 
 
 I& 
 
 I 
 
 love 
 
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 tran 
 
 last, 
 
 and ho 
 
 shall see 
 
 sient, fleet 
 
 be - fore 
 
 ly 
 
 his 
 ing 
 thy 
 
 fear. 
 
 face, 
 dream, 
 throne. 
 
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 The third line may ba suiig aa a solo or duot. if deiiirable. 
 
132 
 
 ®t wh tssi i\\t 'gxxx^Am of ^mm* 
 
 Livelf). 
 
 (TAKE AWAY THE CHILDREN.) 
 
 -«<—-*,- -s s.—\ Nt — N- — S-a^-T--*< — I — ■ — ^ S — K N — 1- 
 
 Words and Music by Key. H, L. HASTINGS, 
 
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 1. Take away the children, we cannot have them here, Said the wise disciples, as mothers bro't them near; 
 
 2. Rabbis we see are coming, and scribes are drawing near,How can little cliildren among the greatappear? 
 
 3. From the wise and prudent are many things concealed, To the babes and suclclings wisdom is revealed, 
 
 4. Children cry hosanna, while Pharisees complain, Children Icnow their Saviour, who for their sins was slain ; 
 
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 ^ '^-i-^/ 1/ — I M*— '- 
 
 -f-*— * • ^-t-i '>, ''-•—r-0 #-T-# # * *— •■ 
 
 But the gentle Saviour their foolish zeal removed. To his arms he gathered the lit-tle ones he loved. 
 But the Lord rebuked them, and sent them happy home. 
 
 Learned ones may cavil, and die at last unblest, Lit-tle ones will nes-tle close to the Saviour's breast. 
 May we sliare the blessings to the little children given, And a-bun-dant entrance where reigns the King of heaven. 
 
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 »3pIZ=J»=p_ 
 
 -Vz-h 
 
 1/ 1^ > 
 
 Chobus. 
 
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 -N — I — ■ — I S s — I S ^i — i :^-*- 
 
 un - to me, Do not 
 
 forbid 
 
 those who seek my face to see, 
 
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 55^ 
 
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 # From "Songs of Filgiimage "— b; pennisgioQ. 
 
0f jiuch i$ the ^liugdom. CondmUd. 
 
 133 
 
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 Snf - fer lit 
 
 tie 
 
 3^ 
 
 cbil-dren 
 
 
 
 
 to come 
 
 5>3E 
 
 un 
 
 to 
 
 me, 
 — »- 
 
 For 
 
 the kingdom of heaven. 
 
 ^I -E :;iz=:^_$ --[ -It-- — ^ — pr ^^- 
 
 L. M. 
 
 She pilgrim. 
 
 Words hv H. L. L. 
 „ With animation. 
 
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 .-H» ^--fSi- 
 
 1. Thou innst go forward, pilgrim, Right up the hill; The path is straight hcfore thee, Right onward still; 
 
 2. Thou must go forward, pilgiiin. Turn not a-side; Try not the tempting byways Others have trod; 
 
 3. Tliou must go forward, pilgrim. Yet lin-ger, stay One moment at the fountain, ITere by the way; 
 
 4. Thou must go forward, Christian, O'er many a hill ; Yet shrink not from the prospect, Press onward still; 
 
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 - - f— — Si — St — : 1 1 — 1-1 — s — s — s — s — ^^-^—rit 
 
 5 — ^ — 
 
 By that ascent so rugged, Thy Lord has gone; Tlis people all must follow. Press boldly on. 
 Thoy have but strayed and fallen, To rise no more: True danger lies behind thee. Safe • ty be - fore. 
 The Master on his journey Opened that spring. Refreshment to the weary, And strength to brini 
 Be-6ide each mount of trial. Each toil or pain, The fountain of refreshment Shall flow a - gain. 
 
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134 
 
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 Spiritoso. 
 
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 1. This wnnd'rous theme I love to since, 
 
 2. It calls to ev - 'ry man on earth, 
 
 3. Come.trim your lamps and make them bum, And nev 
 
 /, 
 
 The gos • 
 You must 
 
 • cure 
 once from 
 
 our Christ and King', And praise oh high 
 
 a sec - ond birth I Prepare while on 
 
 tie turn Un - til 
 
 bat ■ 
 
 the foe 
 
 Iiis 
 this 
 is 
 
 pre-ciou8 
 drear - y 
 driv - en 
 
 name, 
 
 sod, 
 far,— 
 
 In ev 
 To meet 
 Such are 
 
 I 1 1 U-l_ 
 
 ■ 'ry land his love proclaim, 
 in joy j'our Christ and God. 
 the rules of Zi - on's war. 
 
 For - ev - er sing! ex - alt 
 Pro - tcct - ed by God's iir - 
 Thy gra - cious gos • 
 
 that 
 mor 
 
 theme, 
 strong, 
 know 
 
 1iT 
 
 can the vil - est soul re-dcem. And comfort to 
 Prepare tq fight 'gainst ev'ry wrong; Why stand ye i 
 VVill give us com-fort here be - low; And will secure 
 
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 the wea - ry lend; 
 die all the day, 
 a last - ing peace 
 
 
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 Its Au-thor is the sinner's friend. 
 As Sa-tan's tool for ev - 'ry fray?' 
 Whene'er our pilgrimage shall cease 
 
 # From Buds of Promise— by permission. 
 
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 a 
 
^^*hctt ChiUUttt join in ^in^ing. 
 
 135 
 
 Allegro moderato. 
 
 (CHILDREN'S WORSHIP.) 
 
 MICHAEL HAYDN. 
 
 WliPii chililrou join in sin;;iii£; The niiirlit-y Sav-ionr's praise, It is on earth be - gin - ning 
 Whi-n chililrt'ii join in Icarniui; Tin- way that leads a - bove. It is a step re-tnrn - inir 
 When cliililren meet in Heaven, That bo - ly, hap - py place, They'll sing of sins for-giv - en 
 
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 raise; And when they join in praying To him who heareth prayer, 
 love; Anil when their hearts are beating With pen - i-tence with -in, 
 grace; They'll sing the wondrous sto - ry Of Je - sus' dy - ing love. 
 
 
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 bey - ing Who makes a child Ilis 
 treat - Ing From ways of death and 
 glo - ry Will reign with Him a 
 
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 care, 
 sin. 
 bove. 
 
 
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136 
 
 ;0ud §i0!Siatttta!Si Ui n ^m^t. 
 
 Words by L. M. 
 
 tVery bold. 
 5=' 
 
 (PEAISE TO GOD.) 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 1. Loud ho-san-iias let us raise To the King of end-less days; Let us join in cho-ralsong, 
 
 2. Praise the Lord on pipes and strings,For the joy his mercy brings; Strike the cymbal, harp and lute, 
 
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 Prais-es to our God belong. Let the pealing or-gan swell Prais-es to Imman - u - el. 
 In God's praise let none be mute. Praise the Lord who reigns on high, God from all e - ter - ni - ty. 
 
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 Let the trumpet join to raise Loudest nolcsof grateful praise. Praise the Lord,praisetheLord,praisethe Lord, praise theLord, 
 God the Father, God the Son, God the Spirit, three in one. 
 
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 137 
 
 Coda after 2d verse. 
 
 
 O my soul, Praise the Lord, praise the Lord,0 praise the Lord most high,Praise ye the Lord most high. 
 
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 Not too fast. 
 
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 Cfjrfst tiotf) lobr mn JJlanticrino Soul. 
 
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 Words and Miulo 
 by L. MARSHALL, pj-, 
 
 1. 
 
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 Christ (loth love my 
 lie will all my 
 There where saints and an 
 All my bless-ings How 
 Thou (lost cheer and com 
 (live me grace to flee 
 Je - sns, thou art all 
 May I fond - ly cling 
 May I spread thy fame 
 
 » = a-. 
 
 wan-dering soul, 
 
 fears con - trol, 
 
 gels throng, 
 
 from thee, 
 
 fort me, 
 
 from sin, 
 
 to nie, 
 
 to thee, 
 
 a - broail, 
 
 On his arm 
 When the storm 
 I would praise 
 No true joys 
 Grace and truth 
 Power to live 
 Joy and peace 
 Blest I{e - deem ■ 
 And through faith 
 
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 thee 
 
 are 
 
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 a 
 
 in 
 er 
 sal ' 
 
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 will re 
 blast is 
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 else - where 
 thee a - 
 ho - 
 thee 
 of 
 va - 
 
 Her 
 
 I 
 
 man 
 
 tion 
 
 ly; I 
 
 nigh, j 
 more, 
 found, j 
 bound. ) 
 
 life. 
 
 find; » 
 kind. J 
 
 win. 
 
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 cres. 
 
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 B.C. 
 
 
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 Pre-cious Sav • iour, lead 
 Tliou canst make me pure 
 I Just and ho - ly Lamb 
 
 / _^ _^^ _._ ^ . 
 
 me 
 
 with - 
 of 
 
 on, 
 in, 
 God, 
 
 -<a : — 
 
 V-o -'-o - 
 
 Guide me to the heaven - ly 
 Keep me from all earth - ly 
 By whose blood I'm cleansed fr()m 
 
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138 
 
 @. ^miAfyt m\x$i gmtv 
 
 Wortls anranged by Misa H. AUGUSTA BARNES. 
 
 Andante. 
 
 (SWEET HOME.) 
 
 H. E. BISHOP. 
 
 
 !0, Par - a-dise must fair - er be Than an - y spot be-low! 
 My .spir - it pines for lib - er-ty; Now let me thith-er 
 I 111 I'ar - a-dise a - lone is rest, And love with-out al-loy; 
 (A heavenly flame fills ev'ry breast, And thrills the heart with 
 
 (And ev - 'ry joy that, budding, died,Sh;iIl open there in bloom, 
 And spring, in all her flowery pride. Shall waken from the 
 I My youth that fled so soon a-way. Has left me lone-ly here, 
 j Shall there be with me ev-'ry day, - In heaven's brighter sphere. 
 
 go. ! 
 
 joy- ! 
 
 tomb. 
 
 -=^Er^E^t==J 
 
 In Par - a - dise for - ev - er clear, 
 For ev - 'ry tear that I shed here 
 For ev - 'ry wounding thorn be-low. 
 And sweeter flow'rs than earth can show 
 For all the joys that meet me there, 
 Like golden fruit in gar-dens fair. 
 All hopes, all wishes, all the love, 
 Shall bloom around me there a-bove, 
 0- -0- 
 
 
 #— 1»- 
 
 
 |~4^ V""^ I Refrain, rttard. tempo. ^ 
 
 The stream of love doth flow, | 
 
 A pearl therein doth glow. ( Home,home,sweet,aweet home. Where weaty ones for-erer rest Id Paradise my homo. 
 
 A rose shall blossom there, \ 
 
 Shall twine around my hair. ( HoiDe,home,sweet,sweethome, Forev'ry wounding thorn below A rose shall blossom there. 
 
 For which my heart doth pine, j 
 
 And flow'rs forev - er shine, j Home, home, sweet, sweet home. For ev'ry joy that,budding, died, Shall open there in bloom. 
 
 That I have longed for here, \ 
 
 In Par - a-dise so dear. J Home,home, sweet, sweet home, Shall bloom around me there above. In Paradise so dear. 
 
 ■ :F£ErE: 
 
 
^sslccp and ^wrahe. 
 
 139 
 
 Rer. WILLIAM A. SMITH. 
 
 With expression. 
 
 L. B. MARSHALL. 
 
 ia^t faz^ ^ii^^f 
 
 A - sleep. The clouds are lowering, 
 
 A - wake. The clouds are scattering; 
 
 And so amidst commotion wild, 
 
 A - cross the midnight sky; 
 Be-tween the purt-ing drifts 
 In tur - moil and in strife, 
 
 The an - gry waves are 
 
 The dis-tant stars now 
 
 In e - vil and temp- 
 
 #— 1«- 
 
 ^ — sm m I r r — n t^'^t — ~ — 
 
 tz^z 
 
 
 ^m^^^M ^f^^rrfrf^ ^ ^m 
 
 lift - ing up 
 
 gleam a - far, 
 
 ta - tion dire. 
 
 Their foam - ini; crests on high. 
 
 Down through the opening rifts. 
 
 That meet us in this life; 
 
 G - ver the deck the sur-ges sweep, A - 
 
 The an - gry waves grow smooth and calm, The 
 
 If but the Christ we quick-jy wake, For 
 
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 m 
 
 / 
 
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 round the wild winds roar; The cho - sen twelve with faces pale, 
 boat is tossed no more; And at the sounil of his rebuke, 
 help to him we go, A peace that passelh knowledge here, 
 -•=-—« — « ^ — o -^L-j- jt,-_.^ « ^_^ -.JJ, • 
 
 
 Toil vain - ly at the oar. 
 Dan - ger and storm is o'er. 
 Re - mains for us be ■ low. 
 
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 iS 
 
140 
 
 Pav^Wtt0 U tht ^wtx* 
 
 H. MILLAKD. 
 
 March movement. 
 
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 Org. 
 
 
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 We are marching to the riv - 
 Lov-ing ones will come to meet 
 
 I 
 
 er, 
 us 
 
 £^E 
 
 'Tis almost in sight; 
 On the farther shore ; 
 
 With the loved and hlest for- 
 Gen-tle Toic-es there will 
 
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 ev 
 greet 
 
 er, 
 us. 
 
 We shall walk in light. 
 And we'll weep no more. 
 
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 We can al - most hear the flow - ing 
 Step by step that shore we're near-ing. 
 
 I 
 
 
 
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 Of that rush-ing tide; 
 And the Saviour's hand 
 
 To the land of love we're go - ing, Where our hopes abide. 
 Leads us onward, never fear - ing. To the bet-ter land. 
 
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 53 
 
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 * From the Chaplat— ty permission. 
 
Parchint) to tlic ^mt. €mt\\nUtl 
 
 141 
 
 / Cuouus. 
 
 Words by L. M. 
 Andante. 
 
 (CI.08E OF THE OLD YKAK.) 
 [PKAYEK,] 
 
 L. HABSHALL, ISti. 
 
 AnothtT year lias poncDav^, weeks and monttnliave fled. Time waits for none, and we. ere Ion(r.May sleep amont? the dead. 
 TriiMKls ti< nur lu-artsmosi dear Have p.i-^sed from lifr away; Parted, no more, to meet us here.'Till the^jreat gathering day! 
 Kas-'noiied and formed of clay Bv (iod's almighty liands; He calls us when we t;o astrav, And our retunr commands. 
 Then let us raise our eyes To liim in whom we live; The bliss andconifort time denies, The Lord in heaven will give 
 
142 
 
 With animation. 
 
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 (ANNIVERSARY HYMN.) 
 
 H. MTLLARD. 
 
 1—0 — — 0^1 1 ^0 — — — 0Zi « — a — «_L^ — — ^_] —^-^. 
 
 II 111 • • -*- • -fS>- 
 
 1. Here in love we meet, Comrades fair to greet, While all nature round us With spring-time is sweet; 
 
 2. Praise to God on high, While the years go by, He hath kept his children, His praise magni - fy; 
 
 3. When these years are o'er, May we meet once more In that home of gladness On yonder bright shore. 
 
 _ 1*^ LjL'z- _ =^ _ ^ C#_:»=-_ _ -«■= _ _ r-. 
 
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 Duetto. 
 
 .— nJ-J- 
 
 
 Happy voices sound the sonf;,WhiIe in gladness here we throne:, Joyful pilKrims,jnyfiil pilgrims. We are marching alonff. 
 With our Saviour for our guide. We have wandered side by side, .Joyful pilgrims, joyful pilgrims,Down the valley so wide. 
 Ev - er battling for the right, Serving Jesus with delight. Joyful pilgrims, joyful pilgrims, 'Neath our banner so bright. 
 
 Accomp. ^ .»r- TT'^ ^^ -^~~~ r^^ J^'_T: ^_^ (L_|t_g. 
 
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 Chorus. 
 
 L 0-0-1 1-0 0-0-1 L-0 *-LJ S S^I-# — -0 g-l—^ — J- 
 
 II* II 111 • • -0- ' -O- 
 
 Here in love we meet, Comrades fair to greet, While all nature round us With spring-time is sweet. 
 _ '^' "^lAz-- - Z^- -IT' 0^---0- ~'^~ -0- 
 
 ♦ From the Cbaplet— by permission. 
 
^\m in ^orc ^IVc ^Xut €ont\\\M. 
 
 143 
 
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 Glo- ry, Al - le - lu - ia, Glo - ry, Al - le - lu-ia, Pilgrims, joyful pilgrims, we're marching along. 
 
 
 Z\m\\^\x the guy fhy ^oie hath spared ^iss. 
 
 KELLY. 
 
 Larqetlo. 
 
 (A.\ EVENING OFFEKING.) 
 
 li. MARSHALL. 
 
 F.rw. 
 
 i!ip^if^^fi^i;fpfi^l 
 
 1. Through the day 
 Fa - tlier, thou 
 
 2. Pi! - sriras here 
 
 And when life's short day 
 
 thy love hath spared us, Now we lay 
 our guard-ian be, Sweet it is 
 
 on earth and stran-gers. Dwell - ing in 
 
 past. 
 
 Rest with thee 
 
 us down to 
 
 to trust in 
 
 the midst of 
 
 in heaven at 
 
 rest; 
 thee, 
 foes, 
 last. 
 
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 i4E3^3Ey 
 
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 K D.C. 
 
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 4-=^ 
 
 Thro' the 
 Us and 
 
 si 
 ours 
 
 lent watch - es guard us. Let no foe 
 pre-serve from dan - gers. In thine arms 
 
 our peace mo - lest; 
 let us re - pose; 
 
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 iii 
 
 
144 
 
 '^Jxt (Sternal cf ang. 
 
 EeT. WILLIAM A. SMITH. 
 „ With enlhnsiasm. 
 
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 2. I k 
 
 3. I k 
 
 4. Deal 
 
 now I 
 now that 
 now that 
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 wan- 
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 cept 
 
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 dered from 
 to the 
 my de - 
 
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 sin - fnl, 
 
 du - ty, 
 
 tempt - er, 
 
 vo - tions. 
 
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 By na - ture 
 And done what 
 And fail from 
 And help me 
 
 - -m 1 1 1 
 
 a child 
 
 I should 
 
 his pres - 
 
 my bur - 
 
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 un 
 
 not 
 
 ence 
 
 dens 
 
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 - to sin, 
 have done, 
 
 to flee, 
 
 to bear, 
 
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 But God in his mercy hath saved me. And cast out the evil within. 
 But in his great love for the erring, He gave up his well-belov'd son. 
 But from his enticing al-lure-ments, My spirit God labors to free. 
 That in thine own home over yonder, The bright crown of life I may wear. 
 
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 Refrain. 
 
 
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 I'll 
 
 I'll slug, 
 
 I'll 
 
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 I'll sing, 
 
 sing, ... 
 
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 I'll slug, 
 
 '11 sing, I'll sing of bis mercy so free. 
 
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 I'll sing, I'll slug, 
 
 Of Jesus, who suffered for me; I'll sing, I'll sing, 
 
 
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G. W. 8. 
 Firmii/. 
 
 .'fcilllV 
 
 1. U orkinp for Je - 
 
 2. \V„rkinK fiT J*- - 
 
 3. V'orkinf,' for Je - 
 
 4. AV )rking for Je - 
 
 5. Wirkiiig fur Je - 
 
 Mi 
 
 ^^*othitt() fox 3it^\\^, 
 
 ' Go work to-day iu uij Tiuujrard." Matt. 21 : 28. 
 1 
 
 145 
 
 Rev. G. W. SEDERQUIST. 
 
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 sus, loil - 
 sus, night 
 sus, work 
 su.s, lov - 
 sus, till 
 
 ing each day, 
 s coming on: 
 with a will, 
 ing and kind, 
 he shall say, 
 
 No time 
 No time 
 Wait-ing 
 Out in 
 Come all 
 
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 .0 — — -»- -0 — — — 4 -J- 
 
 to tri - fle, no time to play; Work in the sunshine, 
 
 to slum-ber, day is soon gone; Lost ones around tliee, 
 
 in patience, trusting him still: Seeds of truth sowing, 
 
 the high-ways jewels we'll find; Kruit for thv la - hor, 
 
 ye bless - ed, coine,come away, En ter my kingdom, 
 
 work in the shade 
 seek - inp for light; 
 morn-ing and eve; 
 soon thoL shalt see; 
 faith-ful and ttied, 
 
 Work in the con - flict, be not dismayed. 
 Work while the day lasts, work with thy might. 
 
 Sa - tan is bu - sy, souls to <U'-<'.eivc. 
 Work in the hedg - es, rough though it be. 
 Safe in my prcs-ence ev - er a - bide. 
 
 ^^te^^i 
 
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 Work 
 
 Working, yes, work-inj 
 
 for Je - sus. 
 
 yes, work-irig. 
 
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 p^^^^:^ii^^^i^^^ipi 
 
 Work - - ing for Je-sus, Work - - ing, no time to de-lay, Working for Je-sus to - day. 
 Working, yes, working, Working, yes, working, 
 
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146 
 
 She ^0vt 0f ^ttL 
 
 Words by Miss H. A 
 Allegro inndi'raio. 
 
 BARNES. 
 SOPKAKO ObLIGATO. 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 :^t 
 
 5=s^£5e5eee 
 
 1. A - wake ray 
 
 2. Then how can 
 
 3. There we may 
 
 soul and praise the 
 
 we his cliil-dren 
 
 see tliat face di 
 
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 ~0 — #-; -*- -*- 
 
 A-wake ray soul, 
 Then how can we, 
 There we raay see 
 
 # #-* — # 
 
 name Of Him who 
 
 here For - get the 
 
 vine Where all is 
 
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 -* *-. « *- 
 
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 and praise the name, 
 his chil-dren here, 
 that face di-vine 
 
 — ^ — *-• —ft — ^ 
 
 :=t: 
 
 
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 loves his children well ; He reigns o'er all earth's wide do- 
 love of one so kiiul, And walk in sin with - out a 
 
 peace and joy-f ul rest ; There stand be-fore that bliss - f ul 
 
 -»--0- 
 
 -0- -0- 
 
 Of him who loves 
 For-get the love 
 Where all is peace 
 
 4-2- 1,# — 0-^0 — 0- 
 
 1. K* — 0^\~c — 0- 
 
 SSi 
 
 
 his children well, 
 of one so kind, 
 and joyful rest, 
 -•- -# -•- # -#2 
 
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 t-^«; 
 
 He reigns o'er all 
 
 And walk In sin 
 
 There stand before 
 
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7hc Sovc of ^0(1. Concluded 
 
 147 
 
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 nia'n, And all 
 
 fear That he 
 
 shrine And love 
 
 —'^ wr—r 7 — « — a 
 
 e5e 
 
 the 
 our 
 and 
 
 
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 earth . 
 faults. 
 serve. . 
 
 Ills won - ders tell. . . 
 will al - ways find. . 
 him, and be blest. 
 
 "T ^ ^ — 
 
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 T\ . : 
 
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 earth's wide domain, 
 with - )ut a fear 
 that bl.ss - ful shrine, 
 
 -# — »- 
 
 And all tlie e.irth 
 That he our faults 
 And love and serve 
 
 -* — #-. -•- -•- 
 
 -#- #-; -• # 
 
 his won-ders tell, 
 will al - ways find, 
 him and be blest. 
 
 »—. — » — m- 
 
 0- 
 
 The good and wise 
 We'll luri to him, 
 There, free from sin 
 
 -r 
 
 and gracious One Wlio came to teach a Fa-ther's love, 
 
 to that dear friend, And ask him for his guid - ing hand, 
 
 and free from pain, With Christ our Lord we'll ev - er dwell; 
 
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 Is 
 That 
 Uis 
 
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 ev - er near 
 all our thouLchts 
 prais - es sing 
 —0-± — s « — 
 
 when 
 
 may 
 witli 
 
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 ,tri - als come, 
 
 up - \vaj;iUTen(l, 
 
 glad re - frain. 
 
 And 
 And 
 To 
 
 ev - er soothes 
 we may reach 
 him who loves 
 
 -<s>- 
 
 us by his word. 
 that heaven-ly land, 
 his chil - drcn well. 
 
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148 
 
 Sh^ ^m, ^Mnx ^mt 
 
 Words by GEO- D. BURCHMORE. 
 Lively. 
 
 L. B. MARSHALL. 
 
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 1. We are wait 
 
 2. In that beau 
 
 3. lu that land, 
 
 4. Give us, then, 
 
 I N I _ 
 
 - Ing, dear Saviour, thy call - Ing 
 
 - ti - ful land o'er the riv - er, 
 all redeemed and forgiv - en, 
 O dear Saviour, thy bless-ing. 
 
 To the land of the ev-er-green shore. 
 Where so ma - ny are happy and blest, 
 Joy-ous songs with the augeis we'll raise; 
 Make us ev-er to walk in thy light, 
 
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 Where the tear - drops of grief ne'er are fall - ing. And where sor - row or sii are no more. 
 There our dear ones we'll meet, ne'er to sev - er, With our Lord and our Master we'll rest. 
 Night will nev - er come to us in heav - en. We shall see but the brightest of days. 
 Sweet -est com - fort and peace e'er pos-sess - ing. Till we en - ter that mansion so bright. 
 , ,^ -0 — — — 0- ~0 — 0~' -0i ^ 
 
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 Chorus. 
 
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 h^=^^z=t\=iz^^z p=i=t =^zz^^A^^ 
 
 evening we'll see, 
 
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 "— ^ iJ 1> \J U y«- i J A t-, l-j K— •— 1 1 *- 
 
 Oh I th»t fair, gold - en land o'er the riv - er, 
 
 -• 0-' -0 0- -0- -0- ~0-'-0 0- 
 
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She |air, Golden fantl CancUtdcd 
 
 149 
 
 
 With the ransomed to dwell there for-ev - er, And par - take 
 r^ _^r- _ N s s 
 
 of God's blessings so free. 
 
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 Chant, '^ She ^ord iss SUy Shepherd;' 
 
 L. MARSHAU,. 
 
 1. The Lord is my Shepherd ; I shall 
 
 2. He restorelh my soul ; he leadeth me in the paths of right- ' 
 
 eousness for his ' 
 
 3 J. 
 
 not 
 
 want, 
 sake. 
 
 3. Thou preparcst a table before me in the presence of mine ) 
 enemies, thou anointest my head with oil; my ) 
 
 cup 
 
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 B: 
 
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 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; He leadeth 
 
 me beside the 
 Yea, thouRh I walk through the valley of the shadow of ] 
 death, I will fear no evil: for thu 
 rod 
 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days / t -jrd 
 
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 T~ 
 
 1^1 
 
 waters. 
 
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 ley of the shadow of \ 
 )U art with me; thy > 
 od and thy staff they J 
 
 fort 
 
 of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the 
 
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150 
 
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 Not too fast. 
 
 
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 (CHORUS FOE GIRLS. MAY BE SUNG AS A DUETT.) Arranged by L. M. 
 
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 Suffer little children to come unto me, Suffer lit-tle chil-dren to come un - to me, Suffer lit -tie children, 
 
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 Suf-fer lit-tle children to come un - to me, and forbid them not, and forbid them not, for- 
 
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 ^-»< 1^ 1 ^ ~N — -Ni — »« H; . — 1 I ■ 
 
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 bid them not, 
 
 for of such is the king-dom of heaven, 
 
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 for of such is the kingdom of 
 
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 151 
 
 kingdom of heaven, for of such is the kingdom of heaven.forof such is the kingdom of heaven, for of such is the kingdom, the 
 
 
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 kingdom of heaven, for of such, of such is the kingdom of heaven, for of such, of such is the kingdom of heaven. 
 
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 RcT. WILLIAM A. SMITH, 
 With much expression. 
 
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 ®lie ^xcttUx 2lilt0ug!it, 
 
 L. B. MARSHALL. 
 
 'Tis sweet when morning wak - ens, And leaves the couch of night, 
 
 "fis sweet when twi-light shad-ows Are gatliering thick ■ ly round, 
 
 'Tis sweet in youth's briglit morning, When hope inflames the breast, 
 
 But sweet - er far it will be. If in the hour of death, 
 
 
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 With grate-ful hearts o'erflow ■ ing. The voice of thank-ful 
 To wor - ship in his pres - ence, And raise the song of 
 us ev - er Is fixed his watch-ful 
 him wills -per. The mes-sage "come to 
 
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 1. I am redeemed, O won-der-ful love, 'Twas love thatbro'tmy par - don; By Him who came the 
 
 2. Laden with an-fjiiish. Smitten with srief, He en-tered in the gar - den, I'ray-ing in sor-row, 
 
 3. "Let this Clip pass, my Father," llepray'd; I suf - fer in sub-mis - sion; Drink it I will, thy 
 
 4. Could you not watch one hour with nie? The 8av-iour said in sor - row. Hehoid ! I ro, 'tis 
 
 5. 'Twas midnight, and the mul-ti-tude came With .lu-das, in the garden; They hound Hi m there. and 
 
 6. I am redeemed, I'm no more my own; But His, who sealed my par - don. Life is the l)Ooo,thro' 
 
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 sin - ner to save, \V ho suffered in the gar - den. 
 shedding His lilood. The hlood that, steals our par - don. 
 law to ful - fill. That man may have re - mis - sion. 
 writ-ten of me. To die for man to - nior - row. 
 led Ilim a - way, To pay the price-less par - don. 
 Je - su3 a - lone. Who suffered in the gar - den. 
 
 O it was love, 'twas won-der-ful love; 
 
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 H ewlio purdiased my pardon: Praying in sorrow, shedding His blood. Jesus a - lone in the gar -den. 
 
 
154 
 
 Written March 8th, 1878. 
 With expression. 
 
 (ASectioDately inBcribed to Mrs. Palmer.) 
 
 
 Words aud Music by R. R. PALMER, 
 By per. 
 
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 There's a Rose that is blooming for you, friend, There's a Rose that is blooming for me ; 
 in the val - ley so fair, friynd. Far a-way by the beautiful sea! 
 in vain did tliey crush this fair flower,friend,All in vain did they shatter the tree; 
 
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 This pure 
 
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 fume is per-vad-ing the world, friend. Its perfume is for you and for me. 
 Rose in its beau-ly first bloom'd, friend, And it blooms still for you and for me. 
 roots, deep-ly bedded, sprang forth, friend, And it blooms still for you and for me. 
 
 * Of the many names given to our Saviour, the Rose of Sharon is to me the most beautiful. This little hymn was written on the shores 
 of the Mediterranean, amid the fragrance of tver-blonming roses, and beneath tlie matchless beauty nf Italian skies. Thoughts < f the Holy 
 Land on the farther shore, and of tlie purity and loveliness of the life of our Saviour, mingled unconsciously with the surrounding beauty, and 
 took form in this little poem and melody, 
 
o'hf ilojsc of c^havoiu Condutlrd, 
 
 155 
 
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 A Rose that blooms for you. And its beau - ty 
 
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 the world shall 
 
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 see There's a Rose that blooms for me, 
 
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 A Rose that blooms for you, Its perfume is for you and fur me. 
 
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 (ACTIVK KKl'DliX TO Dl^ (JOOD.I 
 
 IPeppereix.] 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 1. Sow in the morn thy seed, .\t eve hold not thy hand; To doubt and fear trive thou no heed, Uroadcast it o'er the land; 
 
 2. .Vnd du - ly shall appear.In verdure, beauty. sireii'.'lh.Tlio lender blade, the stalk, the ear. And the full corn at Kni,'lh. 
 ;}. Thou canst nol toil in vain; Cold, beat, and nioisl.ancl dry, Shall foslor and ina-lure the (jrain Kor >;ar-ners in tiie sky 
 
 4. TheiiCri. wlu-u the fc-hiriMUB ciitl. The day of God, shttU ciimu, The au ■ gel ■ reap - era hIiuU descuud. And hettveu cr>-, "HarTuat boiue?" 
 
156 
 
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 WM. C. CULVER. 
 
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 love, Wliere the pure and the ho - ly rest, 
 ove, On the shores of the crys tal sea; 
 love, Where the soul of the ransomed sings, 
 
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 In joy and gladness ev-er drest; 
 
 A land of beau-ty and delight, Where the streets are paved with gold, 
 From earthly trials ev-er free; A land where tears are wiped away; Where the blind Iheir God l)elK)ld, 
 From earthly wand' rings fold her wings, A land of truth and glory bright, Wliere the pangs of death ne'er come, 
 
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 'here ce-Ies-tial flow'rs are Woomiriij fair and briijlit.Anil all is glorious to be-hofd! There 
 'here the lame may walk alonn the heavenly way, And the bondman ne'eragain be sold, 
 'here Christ himself will be the on - ly light, O! may I call that land my home. 
 
 a land of love, 
 
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 ver on Ca-naan's sliore, Where the soul In Christ may sweetly rest, And never,never leave It more. 
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 Beneath thy con-tern - pla-tion Sink heart and son! oppress'd, ) 
 ) They stand, those lialls of Zion, Con - ju - hi - lani with son;^. I 
 / All brisjht with many an an-i;el. And all the maiiyr tliroii";; ( 
 ( There is a throne of Da - vid. And there from cart! released. I 
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 What bliss be-yond compare. 
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 Are clad in robes of light. 
 
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 What joys a - wait us there, 
 The day-light is se - rene, 
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 1. More like Je-sus would I be. Let iny Saviour dwell in me; Fill my soul with peace and love, 
 
 2. If he hears the ra-ven'scry, If liis ev - er-watchfnl eye Marks the sparrows when they fall, 
 
 3. More like Je- sus when I pray, More like Je - sua day by day; May I rest me by his side. 
 
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 Make me gen - tie as a dove; More like Je - sus while I go, Pil - grim in this 
 Sure - ly he will hear ray call, He will teach me how to live. All my sin - ful 
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 world be -low; Poor in spir - it would I be, — Let my Sav - iour dwell in me. 
 thoughts forgive; Pure in heart I still would be, — Let my Sav- iour dwell in me. 
 will subdued. Rich in faith I still would be, — Let my Sav - iour dwell in me. 
 
Grvt.'y. 
 
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 1. Now jrlooray nisrht is cone. 
 
 2. Gram us thy w:itcliful care, 
 
 3. If pain ami want we bear, 
 
 4. Lurd, give lis tlai - Jy food, 
 
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 And smilinj day comes on, Tlie morninj; dawn is break - iiii,', 
 
 To save from ev-'ry snare. O niulce us pood and lio - ]y. 
 
 Be tliou our Saviour there. To shine np-on ns bricht - er. 
 
 And make us mild ami <rood. And when the clouds of eve - ninsj 
 
 
 And we from slum bei- waking. Look up to thee, onr Saviour. And seek thy dai-ly fa - 
 Ami teaeh us to be low - ly. And kind in ev - 'ry feel - ini;. And to each oth-er yield 
 And make the sorrows licht-er That are to mor-tals piv • en. To make ihem fit for heav 
 Tbeii- glowing forms- are weaving, We'll look to thee onr fSaviour, And praise thee for ihy fa 
 
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 1. Brothel . thou ar' gone to reft ; Wr wil' no' wecr for thee : Foi thoi- art new wherf of on eartti Tliy snh it loncM to be. 
 
 2 Brcthei thmi iirl cone t<. reft Thin> is ar ea. - 1) tcn;l> : Bu' J( p\i: puminon'f' the< r wav : Thv Sprif uj c<»U,il lhe( home. 
 
 3 Brotli'M tlioi iir (lOiie to reft Thj toil: and care nr< r'er : Ant" sorrr« nail anr Fiifteruifc nr« Shal) ur v, <ii!<"r<'ss tiit( mon?. 
 
 4 Uroihei. thoi art gone U- reft ; Tlij phi.- an al loi-irivcr Am' saint ii light liavi welcoioec' thet 1( nhan th< j..ys oi he»v n! 
 i. Brotliei . thou art gone to heat ; And thii ehal' b< oiu pnu'ei— That when w( reani oui uiuruev'i end. Thj glorj wt iua\ share. 
 
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 CROSBY. 
 
 H. R. PALMER— by penniBSion. 
 
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 ye the Lord ! joyfully shout ho-sau - na ! Praise the Lord with glad acclaim ; Lift up our hearts 
 we the Lord I he is the King e - ter - nal ; Glo - ry be to God on high ! Praise we the Lord, 
 
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 unto his throne with gladness, Mag-ni-fy his ho - ly name. Marching along under his banner bright, 
 tell of his lov-ing kindness, Join the chorus of the sky. Still marching on, cheerily marching on, 
 
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 Trusting in his mer-cy as we go (trusting we go), His light divine ten - der - ly 
 
 In the ranks of Je - sus we will go (ev - er we'll go), Home to our rest, joy - ful - ly 
 
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 o'er us will sliine; We sliall be Kiiidod by liis hand now and forev - er. Steadily marching on, with our 
 I home where the blest Gather and praise thetjaviour's name, praise him forever. 
 
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 Stead-i-ly marching on, while we sing the joy-ful cho - rus; Stead-i - Iv 
 
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 To the realms of glory, to our home on high. 
 
 
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 L. MAESHAltL. 
 
 1. When we hear the music ring-ing Thro' the bright celestial dome, 
 
 2. When the ho-ly angels meet us, As we go to join their band ; 
 
 3. Yes, my earth-worn soul rejoices, And my weary heart grows light, 
 
 4. Oh, ye weary, sad and tossed ones,I)roop not, faint not by the way; 
 
 When sweet an-gel voic-es 
 Shall we know the friends that 
 For the thri!l-ing an-gel 
 Ye shall join the loved and 
 
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 singing. Gladly bid us welcome home 
 greet us. In the glorious spirit land? 
 voic-es And the an - gel faces bright 
 just ones In the land of perfect day ! 
 
 To the land of ancient sto - ry. Where the spirit knows io 
 Shall we see the same eyes shining On us, as in days oi 
 That shall welcome us in heav-en. And the loved of long a- 
 Harp-strings touched by angel fingers, Murmured in my raptured 
 
 
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 care, — 
 yore ? 
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 In the land of light and glory, Shall we know each other there ? Shall we know. 
 Shall we feel their (fear arms twining Fondly round us, as before'i' 
 And to them, 'tis kindly given, Thus their mortal friends to know. 
 Evermore their sweet song lingers, "We shall know each other there!" 
 
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 oth - er, Shall we know . . . each oth-er, Shall we know each oth-er, Shall we know each otiier there? 
 
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 Wc shall know each other, 
 
 We shall know each other, We shall know each other there. 
 
 MONTUOMFKY. 
 
 i t'/iecrfid. Unison. 
 
 (The gird that cS^oats on |iif)hf5it -^Ving, 
 
 C W. CBIESX. 
 
 
 1. The bird that soars on liiphest winp, Builds on the jcround her lowly nest; And she that doth most swertly sini;, 
 
 2. When Mary chose the bettrr part, She meekly sat at .lesus' feet; And Lydia's c^ntly opeaed heart 
 The saint that wears heaven's brifjhtest crown In deepest ad - o- ra-tion bends; The weight of glorv bows him down 
 
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 Sings in the shade when all things rest; In lark iind nightingale we see What honor hath hu-mil - I - ty. 
 Wa'- made fur God's own temple meet; Fiiir - est and best adorned is she Whose clothing is hu-mil - i - ty. 
 The most wlien most his soul ascends; Near-est the throne itself must bo The footstool of hu-mil - i - tj. 
 
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 Hymns of Heaven. 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
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 1. Hark, hark, the voice of ceaseless praise A..-round Je-hovah's 
 
 2. Oh! for an an-gel's per-fect love, A ser-aph's soaring 
 '.i. But oh! with pure and sinless heart His mer - eies to a- 
 
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 joy they raise To mor - tal lips unknown, 
 saints a-bove The triumphs of our King, 
 as thou art, Nor grieve thy Spir - it more. 
 
 
 
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 our fee - ble voice we try In 
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 shin-ing robes of light; 
 weakness and in shame; 
 we amidst that throng 
 
 The harps of God 
 We bless, we laud, 
 Shall live in our 
 
 are in their hand. They rest not day nor night, 
 we mag - ni - fy. We con-quer in his name. 
 Redeemer's smile, And swell the an-gels' song. 
 
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 Miss SIMES. 
 C'/iefifiillij hut not too fast. 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 
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 summer, glo-rious siuii-mer, 
 suiiimor, bless-od sTiin-nier, 
 summer, in our bo-soms 
 
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 Be - hold the glad green earth, IIow from her grateful 
 
 Tlio lof - ty hills are briglit, All nature's fountains 
 
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 herb and flower spring forth ; 
 ours have less - er light? 
 an - gel min - is try; 
 
 These are her rich Ihanks-giv - inss, 
 N<), bid each spir - it praise him, 
 'Tis sum-mer in yon heav 
 
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 Tlie incense floats a - bove; 
 Who han'.:s on every tree 
 
 Fa - ther, what may we of - fer — 
 ;■ ,, , ,.'^ tliousand living lyres. a - waK-ing liar - mo - ny, 
 
 W hero teachers ye shall know. While lime shall last the blessings Wrought by your love below. 
 
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 Thy cliosen flower Is 
 A - wak-in^ liar • 
 
 love. 
 
 
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166 
 
 Words by HORN'. 
 
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 (AUTUMN.) 
 
 L. MAESHAUi. 
 
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 1. See the leaves a - round us fall-ing. Dry and withered to the ground. Thus to thoughtless 
 
 2. What tho' yet no loss - es grieve you, Gay with health and many a grace, Let not cloudless 
 
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 inor - tals call-ing In a sad and 
 skies de-eeive you, Summer gives to 
 
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 au-tamn place; On the tree of 
 
 days 
 life 
 
 pre - summg, 
 e - ter - nal 
 
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 Who the paths of pleas-ure tread. 
 Let 
 
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 View us late in beauty blooming. Numbered now among the dead. 
 This alone, for - ev - er vernal, Bears a leaf that shall not fade. 
 
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 Words hy L. MARSHALL. 
 Anddittino. 
 
 (WINTER AND SPRING.) 
 
 L. MARSHALL. 
 
 1. See the snow-flakes fall - ing, 
 
 2. Not a leaf is wav - in<^ 
 
 3. Soon the buds will blossom. 
 
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 Car - pet - inp the earth, 
 
 On shrub, bush or tree; 
 
 Spreading o - dors sweet. 
 
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 ter winds are 
 in fields will 
 
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 howl - jn» Dis - mal round the hearth, 
 chill - inn, Roth on iiiud and sea; 
 
 rip - en Sheaves of gold - en wheat; 
 
 Clouds are dark and 
 But the spring is 
 So our bless - cd 
 
 drear - y, 
 com - ing, 
 Sav - lour 
 
 
 Streams in ice-bound chains, 
 With its gen - tie rain; 
 Will il - lunie our hearts 
 
 Na-ttire now is wea - ry 
 Birds sweet music hum ming 
 With a har-vest great - er. 
 
 On the fro 
 
 In the su - 
 Which his love 
 
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 Kar - cane. 
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 ■Written for the Temperance Gathering in Tremout Temple, Boston, Feb. 22, 1873. 
 
 Poetry by Kev. PHEBE A. HANAFORD. 
 
 AMeuro. 
 
 Music by L. MARSHALL. 
 
 
 f Unison. 
 
 1. Ral - ly, oh, ye friends of Terap'ratiee! 
 
 2. Heart and hand and voice be giv-en 
 
 3. Plead with those whose feet are tread - ing 
 
 4. Clieer the sad and lift the fall - en, 
 
 '^ "^ '^ '^ '^Unison. 
 
 Rally round our standard fair! God and Christ and li(>Iy^ 
 To the cause we hon - or here. Till the homes of earth, lilce 
 Now t!ie dark ami downwanl way, Biiiicf Ihem from the haunts of 
 Lay not mercy's burden down, For your rest is just be- 
 
 an - gels 
 heav-en, 
 e - vil, 
 fore you. 
 
 Will sustain and bless you tliere, 
 Shall be full of love, not fear. 
 To a pur-er, bet - ter day. 
 There awaits your fadeless crown 
 
 Ral-ly! 
 
 ■ly! ral-ly! ral-ly, for the 
 
 voice Of the Mas 
 
 ter calls you now, Make his p.-iths your noble choice. Seal and keep vour Temp" ranee vow. 
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 Words by Rov. 
 Alln/ro. 
 
 H. L. UA.STINli.S— by i/i-iiiiisaiou. 
 
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 DRANOEL. 
 
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 1. Who liath sorrow, who bath woes, neddened eyes and cause-less wounds, Who hath babblinfrs,br;iwls and blows, 
 
 2. Though the jjoblets flash with li{;ht, Yet the bub - bles' ru - by fjleain Soon shall end in blaok-est nii,'ht, 
 
 3. Kcv - el-ry in s-hnnie shall end. Mirth shall change to dir - est woe, Kar from help-er and from friend, 
 
 4. By the love of him who bore Suf[erin<;, shame, and death for thee, Look up - on the wine no more; 
 
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 Who in irall-ins chains is homid'? 
 Like a wi'inl .inil iiiockiiij; dreaiii; 
 Swift -lo ru - ill llioii shall go. 
 Cry to God to make thee free; 
 
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 They that tar - ry long at wine, 
 
 Then the s(ir - pent's coil shall cling, 
 
 IJlack-iiess, dark-ness and dos-pair, 
 
 lie who bore our sin and pain 
 
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 Thonghiless one, be warned to-day, 
 Thoughtless one. be warned to-ihiy. 
 Thoughtless one. be warned to ilay, 
 Thoughtless one, be warned to-day, 
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 (TKMPERANCE HYMN.) 
 
 L. MARSHALL 
 
 1. Let 
 
 2. His 
 
 3. Ecch 
 
 4. So 
 
 5. ITow 
 
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 Land in 
 sum - iMer 
 let e»rh 
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 faith 
 heart 
 
 Be CT - 
 Each flower 
 DrinV.s from 
 Drink of 
 Of all 
 
 and 
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 this 
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 Toice 
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 springs 
 mild, 
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 T« hint with joy a - gam, 
 FoiiabalBC our lips to %xt<i\,, 
 FalU OB each herb and flower. 
 Be beard In fu - ture days. 
 And in the Tale be - low, 
 
 
 Who sends the evo-nmg rain 
 
 Wa - tei'S whose taste is sweet, 
 
 Giv - ing it life and power, 
 
 Ours be the pleasant ways 
 
 Our land may ev - er glow 
 
 And morn 
 
 On rock 
 
 Fra-grant 
 
 Of peace 
 
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 With peace and 
 
Allerpv. 
 
 Chvisitmajs Carol. 
 
 (GLAD TIDINfa EVERYAVUERE.) 
 
 171 
 
 0. A. WIIITK. 
 
 1. The iner-ry bells now rini;, Glad tid-ings »v-'ry-whcre: The happy Christmas song Fills ev- 'rv place of prav'r, 
 3. Th» faithful shepturds watcliM All thro' the Imifly nip;ht, They saw the arifjels come,All dress'd iti robes of wliite; 
 3. Oh! w«lconn bap - py morn, Thrice welcome, SaTiour Kinj;,l-'or Christ the Lord is born, Let er-'ry Toice now sin^, 
 
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 hililren g*'''"*'' Tound, Rejoice with rer'renee meet, To hear the sto - ry told, The Christmas story sweet. 
 They knew the hear'nly liahe, Our Sariour, there was born, The star of Bethle - hem Shone o - rer hill and lawn. 
 There's p««M*,good will on earth, For Christ the Lord now r(]igns,God'a promise too we have, That He shall come af^ain. 
 
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 (CHRISTMAS CAROL.) 
 
 ,-H-H-.J- 
 
 H. MILLARD. 
 
 
 1. In the low-ly manger ly-ing. See, the lovely babe appeara ! Kounrt him beams the light undying. And his smile thrn'darlcness cheers. 
 
 2 Wondering shepherds watching nightly.Saw the star above them shine, And it led them. gleaming brightly. To the Lord of lovj divine. 
 
 3 Tell the sweet aucl wondrous story.How the Son of God on high Left his home o£ peace and glory. In ihe realms hevoi.Tl the sk.v. 
 4. Sing of how he came to mortals.Through his love and kindliness, How he opened heaven's bright portals. All his children here to bless. 
 
 Chorus Girls. 
 
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 Chorus Boys. 
 
 1. An - gels wake the bless - ed cho 
 
 * I I -•- I I -•- I I *^ 1*1 
 
 * From the Chaplet— by permission. 
 
Words by ROSALINDA. 
 
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 (MEUKV CHRISTMAS BELLS.) 
 
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 A. WHITE. 
 
 
 1. The mer-rv bells arc riiiK-iiij; Their happy, joyous strain, And children now are siiigini; Their Christmas .';on;;sa^aiii; 
 
 2. While shepherds watch'd their flocks Upon the plains at niKht,They saw a star arise, That seein'd so wondrous bri;;ht; 
 
 3. They 80u>;ht him not in mansions,rhey knew he was not there, I$ut in a lowly manner, Behold, the Chihl was there. 
 
 
 
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 Those Christmas bells a story tell Of shepherds on the plain. Rins out your sweetest music, Kor Christmas comes apain. 
 They journeyed on.fnim ev'rv plain, Trom ev'ry hill and lawn; The promisi-d .■-lar had risen, They knew tliatClirist was born. 
 Re-joice, re-joice, the Son of (jod On earth for-ev-er reigns; The merry bells are ringin:;, I'or Christmas comes apiin. 
 
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 CUOKUS. 
 
 I'o be snnrj after last verse. 
 
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 The bells, the bells, the merry Christmas bells, The bells, the bells,tlie merry Christmas bells. A - men, .V - men. 
 
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 MILLARD. 
 
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 1. Christ is ris - en, 
 
 2. All ye na-tions 
 
 3. Come ye ransoraed 
 
 Christ is ris-en, 
 bow before him, 
 to his temple, 
 
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 Glory to the Father's name; Christ is risen, 
 He is God for-ev-er-more; With the Father 
 Sound his triumph to the skies; Come ye faithful, 
 
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 Christ is ris - en, Go, the joyful news, the joyful news proclaim. Go, the joyful news proclaim, 
 
 now he reigneth, Heav'n and earth his name, his holy name adore, Heav'n and earth his name adore, 
 ye re -pent-ant, With the risen Lord, The ris-en Lord arise, With your ris-en Lord »-rise. 
 
 . I J V 
 
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 Solo or Chorus in Unison. 
 
 1^ 
 
 Death for - ey - er he hath conquered. 
 
 He hath o-pened to his peo - pie 
 
 See we now our soul's re-demp - tion. 
 
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 8 • 
 
 * Itom the Chaplet— by permissioa. 
 
(t\\x\$t ijs ^iiiscu. Concluded, 
 
 175 
 
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 ^.ffCuonvB. fipEcho. 
 
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 ho»ann«, shout hosanna, he is victor, he is victor O'er the terrors of I 
 
 ' the grave; Christ is risen, Christ is risen, 
 
 e-P^ 
 
 |£<r^o. Adagio., 
 
176 
 
 Abide with me 95 I 
 
 Again with grateful hearts we come 64 
 
 All must be well 18 
 
 Angel voices 66 
 
 y^nother year has gone 141 
 
 Asleep and awake.- 13;i 
 
 A theme for song 84 
 
 Beacon light 94 
 
 Beyond the river 126 
 
 Be not weary 90 
 
 Before thy gracious throne, O Lord 54 
 
 Blest the day's returning 33 
 
 Brightly gleams our banner 19 
 
 Brotlier, thou art gone to rest 15<1 
 
 China 101 
 
 Cling close to the rock 52 
 
 Come, let us journey on our way 131 
 
 Consecration 97 
 
 Consider the lilies of the field 5 
 
 Christdoth love my wandering soul V,7 
 
 Christ the King of glory 12,1 
 
 Christ is risen (Easter Caroll 174 
 
 Christmas Carol 173 
 
 Christmas Carol 171 
 
 Christmas Carol— In the lowly manger 
 
 lying 172 
 
 Cross and Crown 28 
 
 Delightful is the Saviour's voice 121 
 
 Easter 76 
 
 Ever gracious, loving Saviour 60 
 
 Farewell, dear friend 60 
 
 Forward bear your ban nei"s 120 
 
 Gather in his lambs 117 
 
 Glad tidings of great joy I bring 39 
 
 Glorious summer ' 165 
 
 God doth watch us on our way 14 
 
 Gracious Saviour, gentle Shepherd 23 
 
 Gracious Shepherd, loving Saviour 63 
 
 Greeting 57 
 
 Harping with their harps 164 
 
 Hark, the Christmas chimes are ringing.. 37 
 
 He died forme 122 
 
 He is not iiere 42 
 
 Here in love we meet 142 
 
 How bright, how glorious is the sight 110 
 
 How sweet is the day 70 
 
 Ho! little thirsty one 59 
 
 I am but a- little child 41 
 
 Imaginary evils ,. . 104 
 
 I fly to .Tesus. whose I am 89 
 
 I gave my life for thee 13 
 
 I left it all with Jesus 15 
 
 I love to go to Sunday School 6 
 
 I need thee, precious Jesus 16 
 
 lu heaven alone is rest lO'J 
 
 In the light of holy truth 26 
 
 In the by and by 119 
 
 (,, •!,,, „.,(> season of thy youth 91 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 1 was a wandering sheep 99 
 
 I want to be like .) t sus 46 
 
 I will a little pilgrim be 73 
 
 .Ifsus in the garden I.'i3 
 
 Jesus. I my cross have taken 72 
 
 .Terusalem the golden lr'7 
 
 .Tesns little children loves 45 
 
 .lesufl, Master, whose I am 61 
 
 .Tesus. .Saviour, pilot me 58 
 
 .Jesus will givH you rest 118 
 
 .Inst as I an) 83 
 
 Knocking a.t the door 50 
 
 Let every heart rejo'ce and sing 44 
 
 Let the still air rejoice 170 
 
 Let us join as God commands 12 
 
 Lord of glory 92 
 
 Lord of the harvest 107 
 
 Lord, teach a little child to pray 68 
 
 Lord, we come to seek thy blessing 9 
 
 Loud hosannas let us raise 136 
 
 March along ,"^6 
 
 Marching to the river 140 
 
 Meditation 54 
 
 More like Jesus would I be 158 [ 
 
 My home beyond the river 17 j 
 
 National prayer 85 
 
 Now gloomy night is gone 159 
 
 <> come to .Tesus early 34 
 
 <) how Jesus loves ■ Si 
 
 O Lord, another week has flown 103 
 
 Of' such is the kingdom of heaven 132! 
 
 Onward, Christian soldiers 74 
 
 Onward speed thy cotuiuering flight 127 
 
 One sweet flower has drooped and faded. . 68 
 
 O, Paradise must fairer be 138 
 
 Our Saviour through this world did pass. . 22 
 
 Our temi)le buUded. gracious God 88 
 
 O. why not come to Jesus now 49 
 
 Pass along the watchword 100 
 
 Pleasant are the pastures 24 
 
 Praise ye the Lord. No. 1 114 
 
 Praise ye the Lord, No. 2 160 
 
 Purer yet and purer 64 
 
 Raise the banner for God and liberty 102 
 
 Remember the poor Il2 
 
 Sabbath bells 128 
 
 Search the Scriptures 3 
 
 See Israel's gentle Shepherd stand 53 
 
 See the leaves around us falling 166 
 
 See, the rain is falhng 98 
 
 See the snow-flakes failing 167 
 
 Heed time and harvest 21 
 
 Seeking the lost 53 
 
 Shall we know eacji other there 162 
 
 Showers of b'e.ssing 86 
 
 Sound aloud Jehovah's praises 10 
 
 Sow in the morn thy seed 155 
 
 Speed thou on 25 
 
 Suffer little children to come unto me. . . . l.'^O 
 
 Swedish mother's hymn 80 
 
 Swell th^ anthem, raise the song 69 
 
 Swiftly the hours speed on 55 
 
 Thebabeof Bethlehem 38 
 
 The boy who never told a lie 30 
 
 The eternal song 144 
 
 Temperance hymn 168 
 
 The fair golden land 148 
 
 The Gospel .134 
 
 The heavenly recompense 78 
 
 The joy of pardon 87 
 
 The land of rest 20 
 
 The love of God 146 
 
 The L.^rd is my Shepherd - Chant 149 
 
 The Master is coming 27 
 
 The New Jerusalem 96 
 
 The pilgrim 133 
 
 The precious story 4 
 
 The release 71 
 
 The resurrection 81 
 
 The risen Saviour * 79 
 
 The Rose of Sharon 154 
 
 The Sabbath .School 82 
 
 The Sabbath School with joy we hail 116 
 
 The Saviour's call 47 
 
 The Saviour now is calling 109 
 
 The Sunday School is my delight 3'J 
 
 The sweet story of old 130 
 
 The sweeter thought 152 
 
 The world where .Jesus reigns 7 
 
 There is a latid of love 156 
 
 There is a clime where Jesus reigns 48 
 
 There is no love like the love of Jesus. ... 36 
 
 There was joy in heaven 108 
 
 There's nothing like the Bible 31 
 
 "They rest from the conflict 115 
 
 Through the day thy love hath spared us.. 143 
 
 'Tis sweet to hear the children sing 62 
 
 Turn away from the wine-cup 169 
 
 Two happy homes 62 
 
 The bird that soars on highest wing 163 
 
 To-day the Saviour calls 43 
 
 To Jesus the crown of luy hope 75 
 
 We are almost there 67 
 
 Wake, parents of Israel 113 
 
 Wake with glad sounds, ye bells 40 
 
 Wecometosing to Christ our King 70 
 
 We hr.ve met in peace together 29 
 
 We wish to greet you 105 
 
 AVhat can the Saviour do for thee 35 
 
 When childien join in singing 135 
 
 When we pass through yonder river 11 
 
 Who shall lead thy child to thee 65 
 
 Will you come 124 
 
 Working for Jesus 145 
 
 Why should gloomy thoughts arise Ill 
 
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