REV. LOUIS FITZGERALD BENSON, D. D

BEQUEATHED BY HIM TO

THE LIBRARY OF

PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

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PETER BILHORN.

ASSISTED BY E. I\I. HEKNDON.

POCKET EDITION

PUBLISHED BY

BILHORN BROS., Garden City Block, Booms 716— 71 V. Randolph & Fifth Ave. CHICAGO, IL.L..

CLOTH. $.35 per copy; $8.60 per doz. $30.00 per ICO.

Morocco Bound, 75c- per Copy; $7.50 per Doz.

PREFHCE.

Because of the demand for a book of this kind I have, by much prayer and thought, arranged the Little "Pocket Edition" for young men, so they can H ave it with them at all times, On all occasions, and in all places. Remember Psalm xcvi., 1: 0, sing unto the Lord a New song. Also, Psalm xxx., 4 : Sing unto the Lord, 0 ye saints of His.

Male choruses are growing to be A needed feature to which young men Long since ought to have been Educated.

Christian young men should

H onor the Lord with their voices, and

Ought always to be

Ready to sing

Unto the Lord

Songs of redeeming love.

Yours for such,

Peter Bilhorru

Copyrighted, 1893, by Peter Bilhorn.

BILNORN'S MALE CHORUS.

No. 1.

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Rouse, Ye Saints.

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1. Rouse, ye saints, the world is dy-ing, We must work while it is day;

2. Wake, ye men, let us be do-ing, While the sun is in the sky:

3. Je - sus, Sav - ior, help our Spir-its, That we nev - er wea - ry he,

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Sin-ners lost to us are cfy-iug For the strait and nar-row way. Let us seek the week and err-ing, Precious souls that soon may die. Lead-ing sin - ners to the Fountain Ev - er flow - ing full and free.

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We will work from morn till night, By the Spir - it's pow'r and might,

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No. 2.

Am I a Soldier.

Isaac Watts.

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1. Am I a sol - dier of the cross- A foll-'wer of the

2. Must I be car-ried to the skies On flow -'ry beds of

3. Are there no foes for me to face? Must I not stem the

4. Since I must fight if I would reign, In -crease my eour-agfc

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Nearer Home To-day.

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I'm near-er my Father's house to-day Than I have been be - fore. I'm near-er the great white throne to-day. Yes. near to the crys-tal sea. I'm near-er to leave the cross to-day. And near to re-eeive the crown. I'm near-er my heav'nly home to-day, Per-haps than now I think.

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Near - er my home Near - - er my home

Nearer my home, nearer my home. Nearer my beaut i-ful. bcau-ti-ful home,

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No. 4.

Miss Ada Blenkhorn.

Where will You be?

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2. No	loved one can	for vou	a - tone.	You must be - fore	Him
3. O	pon -cler well	this ques	- tion deep,	Nor give your-self	a -
4. If	here your soul	in Him	doth live,	E - ter - nal life	to
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Will He then bid you ''Fol - low me."

Or where His fare you can not see?

For time and for e - ter - ni - ty.

And o - pen wide the gates of day.

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No. 5.

Praises to Our King.

Miss Ada Blenkhorn.

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1. We are chil-dren of the King, And our love and trib-ute bring,

2. Je - sus is our guard and guide, In His love we will con -fide,

3. Je - sus is a faith -ful friend, In His strength we may de-pend;

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While His wor - thy praise we sing, And His grace pro -claim;

Keep - ing close to His dear side, That we may not stray;

He will keep us to the end, Trust -ing in His love.

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He redeemed us with His blood, Washed us in His cleansing flood, We will watch, and work and pray, In His footsteps walk al - way, If the cross we dai - ly bear, We at last a crown shall wear,

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Made us heirs and sons of God; Praise His ho - ly name. Keep - ing in the nar - row way, Near His cross each day. And His wou-drous glo - ry share, In our home a - bove.

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Wnere Will You Spend Eternity?

Rev. E. A. Hoffman.

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No. 7.

Jesus, Lover of My Soul.

P. Bilhorn.

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1. Je - sus, lov - er of my soul, Let me to Thy bo - som fly,

2. Oth-er ref - uge have I none, Hangs my help-less soul on Thee; Plenteous grace with Thee is found, Grace to cov - er all my sin;

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While the near- er wa-ters roll. While the tem-pest still is high;

Leave, ah, leave me not a - lone, Still sup-port aud com-fort me.

Let the heal-ing streams a- bound, Make and keep me pure with- in.

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Hide me, O my Sav-ior, hide, Till the storm of life is past;

All my trust on Thee is stayed, All my help from Thee I bring;

Thou of life the fountain art; Free- ly let me take of Thee:

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Cov - er my de - fence-less	head With the shad-ow	of Thy win:
Spring Thou up with- in my	heart, Eise to all e -	ter - ni - ty.
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No. 8.

Get You Ready.

P. Bilhorn.

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fur-ther, Get you read-}7 for the com-ing of the Lord, mor-row, Get you read - y for the com-ing of the Lord, giv - en, Get you read - v for the com-ing of the Lord.

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No. 9.

No Night in Heaven.

Rev. 2-2:

Alfred Beirly.

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No. 10.

Thou art Drifting.

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2. At its mouth lie rocks tre-mcn - dous	Black -er than de-spair.
3. Hark! the wild white waves are roaming,	Ilun - gry, fierce and bold,
4. But be-yond these rag-ing bil - lows	Lies a hap - py shore,
5. Oh! my friend, thy b:irk shall nev - er	Beach that hap - py shore,
6. Call Him with en- treat -y ur - gent,	Call Him near thy side,
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No. 11.

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No. 12.

James Nicholson.

Whiter than Snow.

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3. Sound it old o - cean, in might - i - est wave! Je - sus is

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No. 14. Give Me the Wings of Faith.

Rev. I. Watts. 1700.

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2. Once they were mourners here be- low, Aud pour'd outcries and tears:

3. I asked them whence their -;ct'ry came: They witli u - nit - ed breath.

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No. 15. Ir. Everything" Give Thanks.

Julia H. Johnston.

P. Bilhorn.

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2. Let the world despise and leave me, They have left ray Sav-ior too; '

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Foes may hale. and friends disown me, Rhow Thy f: and all is bright.

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Julia H. Johnston.

P. Bilhorn.

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Wait thou ou God, the Source, a - lone. Whence all thy comfort springs;

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And thus thou sha^i thy strength re - new, And mount on ea-gle's wings

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No. 18.

Blessed Jesus, Keep Me White.

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1. Bless-ed Je - sus, Thou art mine, All I have is whol-ly Thine;
2. I am safe with -in the fold, All my cares on Thee fire roll*d:
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No. 19.

The Idly of the Valley.

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No. 20. Waiting for the Savior.

Rev. G. W. Crofts.

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1. Wo are wait-ing for the Sav-ior, As the watch-er waits the light,

2. We are wait-ing for the Sav-ior, For our hearts are sick of sin,

3. We are wait-ing for the Sav-ior, In our sor-row and our grief, I. We are wait-ing for the Sav-ior. For the night comes on a-pace;

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There is no on.- but the Sav- ior, Who can cleanse the guilt-y soul,
Who will give for all our mourning. Oil of His a-bound-ing joy;
S on we'll take the hap-py jour-ney, On the bright and shin-ing sea:
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Waiting for the Savior. — Concluded.

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By the Cross of Christ I Glory.

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s 1. 2. 3. 4.	ki? r By t 1 1< - Bv the Bv tlie By the	— • — J — •— cross of Christ, our cross we're lift - ed cross of Christ, our cross a fount of	^-^— »—*- =f ■— 7— kzht Sav - ior, We thro' faith are jus - ti - tied near-er To the heart of Him who died; longings For a crown are sat- is -fled; heal-iug Flowed from out His wouuded side; I , N" / J J* * J ..
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When My Savior I Shall See.

P. Bilhorn.

1. When my Sav - ior I shall see, In His glorious likc-ness be.

2. When I'm whol-ly freed from sin, Spotless, clean and pure within,

3. When my feet shall press the shore, Trod by an -gel's feet be-fore, 4 Oh, till then be this my care, More His im - age blest to bear;

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Clad in robes by love sup-plied. Then shall I be sat - is - fied.

Meet to stand by Je - sus' side, Then shall I be sat - is - fied.

Near to liv - ing streams that glide, Then shall I be sat - is - fied.

More to con-quer self and pride, So shall I be sat - is - fied.

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No. 24.

E. W. Oakes.

A Story Sweet and True.

P. Bilhorn.

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And then to Cal-varv's mountain	The pre -	cious Lamb was	led;
They begged His pre -cious bod - y.	And laid	it in the	grave;
And then with all the ran-somed	His glo	rious face I'll	see;
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The nails	of shame were driv-en. The blood flowed from His side;
But God,	His Fa - ther, raised Him Tri-umph	- ant from the dead:
And shout	, be-hold the Bride-groom, Put on _ J * *	your gar - meuts fair,
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COPYRIGHT, 1886, BY PETER BILHORN,

No. 25.

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The Lord's Our Rock!

P. Bilhorn.

1. The Lord's our Rock, in Him we hide; A shei-ter in the time of storm!

2. A shade by day, de - fence by night, A shel-ter in the time of storm!

3. The rag - ing storm may round us beat, A shel-ter in the time of storm!

4. O Rock di-vine, O Ref-ugedear, A shel-ter in the time of storm!

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COPYRIGHT, 1891, BY PETER BHHORN.

No. 26. Onward, Christian Soldiers.

S. Baring-Gould. Sullivan. Arr. by E. M. H.

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Broth-ers, we are tread - ing Where the saints have trod:

Hut the Church of Je - sus . Con- stant will re - main*

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Onward, Christian Soldiers. — Concluded.

With the cross of Je - sus Go - ing on be - fore.

No. 27.

t/w//a //. Johnston.

Go in Peace.

P. Bilhorn.

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1. Oh, who is this for - giv - eth sin. And prom is - es re- 2. "Thy faith hath saved thee," gra-cious word? Let fear and doubt-ing

3. Ac - cord - ing to Thy faith in Him, Thy com - fort shall in-

4. A - long the com - mon ways of life Till ev'n - ing brings re-

5. For - giv - en much, oh, love Him much. Thou sin - ner saved by

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COPYRIGHT, 1888, BY P. B!l HORN.

No. 28.

I Could Not Do Without Thee.

Thalberg. Arr.

1. I could not do with-out Thee, O Sav - ior of the ' st.

2. I could not do with-out Thee, I can - not stand a hj,

3. I could not do with-out Thee, For years are fleet - ing

Whose pre-cious blood re-deemed me At such tre - men - dous cost; I have no strength or good - ness. No wis - dom of my own; And soon in sol - emn si - lence The riv - er must be passed;

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My on - ly hope and com - fort, My glo - ry and my plea.

And weak-ness will be pow - er, If lean - ing hard on Thee.

I know Thou wilt be near me, And wins- per, '• It is I." I

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No. 29.

Cast All Your Care Upon Him.

The "Lanan.' Slowly.

P. Bilhorn.

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A Happy Band Are We.

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1. We're a hap - py Christian band, Marcb-ing to the heav'nly land:

2. *Tis a bright and cheerful way, When the Sav - ior we o-bey;

3. What a glorious morn 'twill be When our loved ones we shall see!

4. Come, and join us, one and all, Heed the Sav-ior"s lov - ing call;

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When with Je - sus we shall reign, Nev - er- more to part a -pain!

Turn from sin and seek the Lord, He will save you! Trust His word.

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A Happy Band Are We. —Concluded.

Rit. Sins His praise e - ter - nal - ly.

No. 31.

John Keble, 1827,

Sun of My Soul.

P. BUhorn.

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No. 32.

E. F. M.

Rally Round the Cross,

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8. When Israel of old march "d around the wall, They blew with their trumpets and

3. Our Fa-thers, we know. to the Lord were true, They took up the sword and they

4 We all must engage if a crown we'd wear. And yonder with ,7e - sus the

5. The conflict will soon be for-ev-er o'er. The sum-mons will come from Ihe

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Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide.

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P. B.

Love, Rest, Peace and Joy.

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3. There is peace, sweet peace, iu

4. There is joy, glad joy, iu

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No. 35.

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Glad Tidings of Joy.

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No. 36.

To Save a Poor Sinner Like Me.

Rev. John 0. Foster, A. M.

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Him I am hid - ing. With safe-tv and rest to my soul.

voic - es in glo - ry. He saved a poor sin - ner like me.

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No. 37.

'Twas Jesus My Savior.

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2. And when I was will-ing with all things to part, He gave me my

3. And with all the ransom'd by Je - sus, my Head, From glo-ry to

4. Come, sin-ner, to Je - sus, no long-er de - lay, A full, free sal-

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Je - sus be - lieve, The life ev - er - last-ing you then shall re - ceive.

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No. 38.

Junior Endeavor Hymn.

Rev. S. S. Cryor. Melody in 2d Tenor.

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1. We are com-ing, lov - ing Sav - ior, At Thy blest com-mand;

2. We are on - ly vol - un - teers, Read - y to o - bey;

3. Help ns in our hearts to con-quer All our foes, and be

4. May the church— Thy glo-rious ar - my— Find our shep-herd sling

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We would join Thy might - y ar - my. With our jun - ior band.

Bless- ed Sav - ior, be our Lead - er, Guide us day by day.

In the world's great field of bat - tie. Sol -diers true to Thee.

Might-y to de - stroy all gi - ants Who de - fy her King.

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We will nev - er be dis - cour-aged: Je - sus is our King.

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No. 39.

Thy Love to Me,

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journey to Zi - on. Lovewith-in our heart bids all fear de - part,
journey to Zi - on. Striv-ing for the right, put-ting foes to flight,
journey to Zi - on. Read-y! be our cry, when the Lord is nigh.
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Singing as We Journey to Zion.— Concluded.

pass the Ca-naau land, Sing-ing as we jour - ney to Zi - on.

pil - grim way to cheer, Sing-ing as we jour - ney to Zi - on.

con-quer in the fight, Sing-ing as we jour - ney to Zi - on.

gath - er home at last, Sing-ing as we jour - ney to Zi - on.

No. 41.

Take My Life and Let it Be.

Frances R. Hauergal.

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Who Will Go?

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And it may he thai the children You have led with trembling hand.

Take the task He gives you glad - ly, Let His work your pleas-ure be;

Who will an-swer, glad- ly say -ing," Here am I:' send me, sena me.' And the least you do for Je - sus. Will he pre-cious in His si<ht You can lead the lit - tie chil-dren To the Sav - ior's wait-Ing arms H ill be found a-mong your jew-els. When vou reach the bet - ter land An - swer quickly when He call- eth,"Here am I; send me. send me: '

COPYRIGHT, |691, BY P. BILHORN.

No. 43. Drinking at the Living Fountain.

P. H. Rob/in.

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Then He heard my pray'f and made me clean, Cleans'd me at the fount of life.

Then- I wept and sang low at His feet, Drinking at the fount of life.

If you come He'll wash your sins a - way, Je-sus is the fount of life.

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No. 44.

I'm Bound to Enter Heaven.

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2. O, brother, won't you come with me':	I'm bound to	en	• ter heav-en:
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4. There waits lor me a roy-al crown	I'm bound to	en	- ter heav-en:
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!| To - day the Sav-ior call -eth thee, I'm bound to en-ter heav-en

Each thorn-y path He'll walk with thee, I'm bound to en-ter heav-en.

When life's last bur-den I lay down, I'm bound to en-ter heav-en.

He'll keep a star - ry crown for you, O come and en-ter heav-en.

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tfo. 45. How Firm a Foundation.

Geo. Keith. (Portuguese Hymn.)

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Sweet Peace.

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No. 47.

The Old Oaken Bucket.

Samuel Woodworth.

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E. Kiallmark. Arr. by. E. M. H.

1 j How dear to ray heart are the scenes of my child-hood, When I The or -chard, the mead-ow, the deep - tan-gled wild-wood, And D. C. The cot of my fa - ther, the dai - ry-house nigh it, And

my 0 J That moss-cov-ered buck-et " | I found it the source of D. C. Then soon with the em - blem of

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No. 48.

The Savior is My All in All.

P. B.

Melody in 2d Tenor.

P. Bilhorn.

1. The Sav-ior is 1113- all in all, He is my oon-siant theme!

2. His Spir - it gives sweet peace with-iu, And bids all care de - part;

3. And what -so - ev - er I may ask, To glo - ri - fy His Name,

4. Oh, praise the Lord, my soul, re- joice, Give thanks un- to thy God,

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l>y simply trust-iug in His word. He keeps me pure and clean.

He rills my soul with righteousness, And pu - ri - fies the heart.

The Father free - ly gives to me, Since Christ the Sav - iOr came.

Who took thee in thy sin- ful - ness, And cleaus'd thee by His blood!

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No. 49.

C. E. G.

Able to Save and Keep.

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2. He's a - ble to heal our dis - eas - es. Our bod - ies, if

3. He's a - ble to car - ry our bur - dens, To rid us of

4. God's tho'ts to His chil - dren are pre - cious, All this and much

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COPYRIGHT, 1891, BY P. BILHORN.

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No. 50. Conquer Through His Word.

Miss J. H. Johnston.

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1. I've en - list-ed in the ar - my of the Lord, He has

2. 'Tis an ar -my that is ev - er sure to win; "Tis the

3. There are foes on ev - 'ry hand who seek to harm, But with

4. Come and join this conqu'ring ar- my of the Lord; Let Him

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armed me with a hel-met,shield and sword, Now to bat-tie for the right, Lord who leads a-gainst the hosts of sin; Thro' the word that giveth light, us there is an ev - er - last - ing arm: With our Captain in command, give to you a hel-met.shield and sword; By the pow'r of Jesus' might,

by the pow'r of Jesus might. By His grace I'll conquer thro' His word, we shall conquer in the fight, Tho' the en - e - my be strong with-iu. we are strong in heart and hand. And secure a-gainst all false a - larm. you may battle for the right, You may triumph thro' His roy - al word.

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Conquer Through His Word.— Concluded.

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Cheer Thee.

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2. Calm thy sad - ness, Look in glad - uess, On high, on high;

3. Mark the sea- bird Wild-ly wheel -ing. Thro' skies, thro skies;

4. There-fore cheer thee, God is near thee, Sad soul, sad soul;

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No. 52.

Ye Must be Born Again.

Rev. M. 7. Sleeper.

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2. Ye chil - dren of men now at - tend to the word So

3. Oh, ye that would en - ter that glo - ri - ous rest, And

4. A dear one in heav - en thy heart yearns to see, And

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5fe Must De Born Again.— Concladed.

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ver - i - ly, ver - i - ly, say un - to thee, Ye must be born, be born a-gaiu.

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Rock of Ages.

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3. While I draw this fleet-ing breath, When my eyes shall close in death,

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Ho. 54.

God Will Help You Stand.

L. W. Lyon.

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2. Is your heart depressed, my broth-er? Je - sus is your friend;

3. At your hearth-stone Wd ones praying, Plead -ing for their son,

4. Ma - ny pray'rs for you are ris - ing To the throne of grace,

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God Will Help You Stand.— Concluded.

Still is near, tho' dark the hour. He has died for your re-demp-tion, Grace suf - fi - cient'He will give you, Fear no doubt of sin to - mor-row,

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He Knows.

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1. He knows the bit - ter. wea - ry, way. The end- less staiv-ing day by day.

2. He knows when faint and worn we sink, How deep the pain, how near the brink

3. He knows! oh. tho't so full of bliss! For tho' on earth our joy Ave miss,

4. He knows !oh, heart, take up thv cross. And know earth's treasures are but dross,

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No. 56.

The Wayside Cross.

C. L St. John. Ad lib.

Dr. H. R. Palmer.

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♦ The chorus should begin while the solo voice is still holding this last note.

■T PER. H. R. PALMER, OWNER OF COPYRIGHT.

The Wayside Cross. — Concluded.

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Watts.

Jesus Shall Reign.

Karl Wilhelm. Arr.

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Prepare Ye the Way.

P. Bilhorn.

The voice of Him that cri - eth in the wil - der - ness, Pre-

2. Make straight the highway in the des - ert for our God, Pre-

3. He*s com -iug soon, to call His ran-som*d chil - dren home, Pre-

4. My broth -er, are you read - y? are you in the light? Pre-

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COPYRIGHT, 1893, 6Y P. BIGHORN.

No. 59. Onward and Upward.

Allegretto moderato.

Dr. H. R. Palmer.

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2. On-ward and up-ward and home-ward the while, Up - ward, thy

3. On-ward and up-ward, be strong in the Lord, He is thy

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Ada Blenkhorn.

Why Not Receive Him?

P. Bilhorn.

The Priuce of <do - ry left His throne, The sin-ner's friend to be; He feeds the nuu-gry soul with bread From life's e- ter - nal tree,

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Mrs. J. A. Griffith. Slowly. Melody in 2d Tenor

Drifting Away From God,

P. Bilhorn.

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No. 62. Rockea in tne Cradle of the Deep.

Emma Willard. J. P. Knight. Arr.

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Anon.

Remember Me, 0 Mighty One!

Joanna Kinhel. Ayr.

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John Howard Payne.

Home, Sweet Home.

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On the Cross.

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2. Was it for crimes that I had done He groan'd up - on the tree?

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No. 66.

The Last Call.

Frank M. Davis.

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Rev. S. F. Smith.

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He Calleth for Thee.

P. Dilhorn.

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A. M. Hootman.

Wandering Back.

W. S. Nickie.

1. I am think-ing to-day of the scenes of my youth, And the

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Closer to Thee.

The "Lanan."	^=2-	h	— K-	d « 1	• i	P. Bilhorn.
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clos - er and clos - er to Thee,

draw me still clos - er to Thee,

clos - er and clos - er to Thee.

spir - it bear clos - er to Thee.

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Clos - er to Thee,

clos - er to Thee

Clos - er, my Lord and my Sav -A-

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Clos - er to Thee, clos - er to Thee. Draw me still clos- er to Thee.

COPYRIGHT, 1888, BY P. BILHORN.

Ho. 71.

Adagio e Legato.

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Heaven is My Home.

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1. I'm but a stran - ger here, Heav'n is

2. What tho' the tem - pest rage? Heav'n is

3. Peace! O my troub - led soul, Heav'n is

4. There, at ray Say - ior's side, Heav'n is

ray home ;

my home;

my home;

my home;

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Short	is	my	pil -	grim - age,	Heav'n	is my home;
I	soon	shall	reach	the goal;	Heav'n	is my home;
I	shall |	be	glo -	ri - fled;	Heav'n	is my home;
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Dan - ger and sor - row stand Round me on ev - 'ry hand;

Time's cold and win - try blast Soon will be o - ver-past:

Swift - ly the race I'll run, Yield up my crown to none;

There are the good and blest, Those I loved most and best,

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I shall reach home	at	last;	Heav'n	is	mv	lorae.
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No. 72.

Shall I Meet My Sainted Mother P

George Thompson.

P. Bilhorn.

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1. Shall I meet my saint-ed moth -er. In her home be - yond the sk

2. When the bells of heav-en ring - ing. Wake the an - gels' song a - gain.

3. All the years of sin and sor - row. That I've suf - fer'd since she died.

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1. Speak to me, Guid - ing Star, it Thou canst speak so

2. Speak to me, Guid - ing Star, Of where my Joved ones

3. Lord, guide my steps a - right, When my soul takes its

4. O Star of Beth - le - hem, Thou art my soul's brig

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Tell of the loved and lost, K safe, or tern.- pest-tossed; I hear the moan-ing sea Sound -ing mys - te - nous - ly; O Spir - it, pi - lot me O - ver the mys - tic sea,

I know that Thou wilt guide

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Tell where my loved ones are, For I soon may cross the bar.

Oh, let Thy light a -far Guide me o*er the o - cean bar.

Be Thou my soul's bright star As I cross the har-bor bar.

Lead me, O Guid- ing Star, As I cross the har-bor bar.

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BY PERMISSION.

No. 74. Never to Say Farewell.

Rev. Elisha A. Hoffman. Ira Orwig Hoffman.

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And heav'n with sis-ters, broth-ers share Nev-er

Re-deemed and wash'd in Je - sus' blood, Nev-er

What pure and per-fect hap - pi - ness, Nev-er

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mansions stand, And there we'll meet. at God's ri<_rht hand. Never to say farewell. golden bright, We'll walk with them. enrobed in white,Never to say farewell, heav'nly day. And we shall with our loved ones stay. Never to say farewell. les - tial plain. And meet tin' loved and lost a - gain, Never to say farewell.

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COPYRIGHT, 1891. BY T"E HOFFMAN MUSIC CO. USED BY PER.

Never to Say Farewell. — Concluded.

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Nev-er to say fare - well,

Kev-er to say fare - well,

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we shall meet at God's right hand, Nev-er to say fare - well.

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Rouse's Version, 1849.

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1. The Lord's my Shepherd, I'll not want: He makes me down to

2. My soul He doth re - store a- gain; And me to walk doth

3. Yea, tho' I walk in death's dark vale, Yet will I fear no

4. My ta - hie Thou hast fur- nish -ed Jn pres-ence of my 5.. Goodness and mer-cy all my life Shall sure- ly fol - low

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For Thou art with me; and Thy rod And staff me com-fort still.
My head Thou dost with oil a - noint, And my cup o - ver - flows
And in God's house for- ev - er-more My dwelling-place shall be.
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No. 76.

J. E. Wolfe.

We Walk by Faith.

P. Bilhorn.

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1. By child-like faith in Christ, the Lord.WV have from sin sal - va - tion;

2. Howsim-ple is the way of life, 'Tis on - ly to be-lieve Hina;

3. Thro' Je - sus' death the debt was paid. Not feel - ing, nor e - mo - tion;

4. We walk by faith and not by sight, How grand is this re-veal- ing!

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By ful - ly trust- ing in His word. We pass from con-dem-na - tion.

Twill end your sor- row and your strife If you will but re-ceive Him. On Him our sin and <,aiilt was laid; O give Him your de - vo - tion. 'Tis God's own way, and must be right, 'Tis wrong to trust in feel - ing.

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COPYRIGHT, 1891, BY P. B1LHORK

No. 77.

P. B.

Prepare to Meet Thy God.

P. Bilhorn.

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ter - ni - ty is draw-ing near, The day of grace will end.

come be - fore His judg -ment seat; What will thy au-swer be?

pare, my broth -er, ere you're lost Thro' all e - ter- ni - ty

par - don, look un - to the blood, This warn -ing voice now hear.

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No. 78.

P. B.

He is Calling You To-day.

P. Bilhorn.

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1. The Bay - ior hath said That no tears shall be shed

2. Oh! have you not heard Of that won - der - ful word

3. In His word we have read, That His blood hath been shed

4. Yes. the prom - ise is true, That His grace rears us thro'

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A man - sion so fair; Yes, my Je - sus is there.

To a feast that is spread, Where we all may be fed;

So re-deem'd from their sin, All may now en - ter in.

If Ave trust in His word, When the prom - ise is heard

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He is Calling- You To-day. — Concluded.

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No. 79.

P. B.

While the Years are Rolling- by.

E . M. Herndon.

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While the years.

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No. 80.

Bourne H. Draper-.

Ye Christian Heralds.

Zeuner.

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P.B.

Bid Him Come in.

P. Bilhorn.

1 Oh, what a Sav - ior, He's pleading far you,

2. Will you not trust Him as Sav-ior to - day?

3. O - pen your heart's door and bid Him come in, 4 Come now to Je - sus, for why will you die?

plead-ing for you, trust Him to - day? bid Him come jp, why will ye die?

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'Tis Je - sus now plead-ing for you.

Will you not trust Je - sus to - day?

Oh, bid the dear Sav - ior come in.

Oh, broth -er, then why will you die?

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COPYRIGHT, 1891. BY P. BILHORN.

Bid Him Come in. — Concluded.

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Will you not bid the dear Sav - - - ior come in?

He will redeem you and save you from sin, Bid the dear Savior come in.

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NO. 83,

Steal Away:

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No. 85.

Take the Step, my Brother.

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The Savior's Hand.

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2. Hast thou not heard Him knocking,

3. The wound-ed hand of Je - sus,

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No. 87. What will Your Harvest "be?

Miss Julia H. Johnston.

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1. This is the gold- en seed - time, What will the har-vest yield?

2. Sow-ing the seeds of sor- row, Plant-ing the thorns of wrong.

3. What of your seed, be - lov - cd, You who have named His name?

4. Earn-est and faith - lul toil - ers, Bear-ins the pre - cious seed.

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When you must join the reap-ers, Oh! what will your harvest be!

When the ripe sheaves are garner'd, Oh! blest will your harvest be.

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What will Your Harvest be? — Concluded. Chorus.

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1. Je - sus, Sav - ior,

2. When th' A -pos- ties'

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Savior, Pilot Me.

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pi - lot me O- ver life's tem-pest-uous sea;

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May I hear Thee say to me, " Fear not, I will pi - lot thee."

No. 89.

Ada Blenkhorn.

Rallv Round the Standard.

P. Bilhorn.

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O Glad and Glorious Gospel.

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2. He has made a full a- toue-ment, Now His sav - ing work is done;

3. Still up- on His hands the nail-prints. And the scars up - on His brow,

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No. 91. What Time I am Afraid.

Miss J. H. Johnston. Auld Lang Syne. Art. by E. M. H.

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2. Ac - cus - ing Conscience, like a flame, With-iu my spir - it burns.

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Jesus, Our Master.

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Christ Hath Arisen.

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1. While life pro-longs its precious light, Mer-cy is found, and peace is given;

2. While God invites, how blest the day! How sweet the Gospel's charming sound!

3. Soon, borne on time's most rapid wing,Shall death command you to the grave;

4. In that lone land of deep de-spair No Sabbath's heav'nly light shall rise,

5. Now God invites; how blest the day! How sweet the Gospel's charming sound!

Hut soon, ah. soon, approac ng night Shall blot out ev'ry hope of heav'n. Come, sinners, haste, oh, hast- away. While yet a pard'ning God is found. Be - fore His bar your spirits orin<j, And none be found to hear or save. No God re-gard your bit-ter pray'r. No Sav-ior call you to the skies. Come, sinners, haste, oh, haste awav, While vet a pard'ning God is found.

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El. Nathan.

Press toward the Mark.

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2. He'll give the grace to win the race To Irim who bravely tries: For

3. Keep, then, the road; fightoh for God, Tho' eu - e-mies a - rise; The

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Index

No.

J?\.hle to Save and Keep .49

A Happy Band are We 30

America . . . « 67

Am I a Soldier? 2

Ashamed of Jesus? 93

A Story Sweet and True 24

Autumn 16

Oid Him Come in 81

Blessed Jesus, Keep Me White. 18 By the Cross of Christ I Glory. 22

Cast all your Care upon Him. 29

Cheer Thee 51

Christ Hath Arisen ... 94

Closer to Thee 70

Conquer through His Word. . . 50

Drifting Away From God Gl

Drinking at the 43

(jet You Ready 8

Give Me the Wings of Faith. . 14 Glad Tidings of Joy 35

[ No.

God will Help You Stand 54

Go Forth! Go Forth! 11

| Go in Peace 27

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[leaven is My Home 71

He Calleth for Thee 68

He Giveth Power to the Faint. 17

He is Calling You To-day 78

He Knows 55

Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide. . . 33

Home, Sweet Home 64

How Firm a Foundation . . 45

I Could not do without Thee. . 28

I do Believe 84

I'm Bound to Enter Heaven . . 44

In Everything Give Thanks. . . 15

Jesus is Coming again 13

Jesus, Lover of My Soul 7

Jesus, Our Master 92

Jesus Shall Reign 57

j Junior Endeavor Hymn 38

INDEX.

Love, Rest, Peace and Joy.

No. 34

rlearer Home To day 3

Never to Say Farewell 75

No Night in Heaven 9

O Glad and Glorious Gospel. . 90

On the Cross 65

Onward and Upward 59

Onward, Christian Soldiers ... 26

F raises to our King 5

Prepare to Meet Thy God 77

Prepare Ye the way 58

Press toward the Mark 96

Rally Round the Cross 32

Rally Round the Standard 89

Remember Me, O Mighty One. 63

Rocked in the Cradle of 62

Rock of Ages 53

Rouse, Ye Saints 1

Savior, Pilot Me 88

Shall I Meet My Sainted 72

Singing as We Journey to 40

Soon will the Mist Roll Away. 21

Steal Away! 83

Sun of My Soul 31

Sweet Peace 46

I ake My Life and Let it Be.

Take the Step

The Guiding Star

The Last Call

The Lily of the Valley

The Lord's My Shepherd. . . .

The Lord's Our Rock!

The Old Oaken Bucket

The Savior is My All in All. .

The Savior's Hand

The AVayside Cross

Thou Art Drifting

Thy Love to Me

To Save a Poor Sinner

'Twas Jesus, My Savior

W aiting for the Savior

Wandering Back

We Walk by Faith

What Time I am Afraid

What will Your Harvest be?. . When I Survey the Wondrous. When My Savior I Shall See. .

Where will You he?

Where will You Spend , .

While Life Prolongs

While the Years are Rolling . .

Whiter than Snow

Who Will Go?

Why Not Receive Him

Ye Christian Heralds

I Ye Must be Born Again

No 41

85 73 66 19 75 25 47 48 86 56 10 39 36 37

20 69 76 91 87 82 23 4 6 95 79 12 42 60

80 52

ANDERSON BROS., MUSIC TYPOGRAPHERS, 8M DEARBORN 8T., CHICAGO, IU.

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