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J. H. LESLIE and R. B. MAHAFFEY.

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|\^tl^tC3LISHED BY R. B. MAHAFFEY.

■cording to Act of Congress In the year 1878, bv Lesue i MAnAPFEV. n nif OfTlce of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, I>. C.

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FROM THE LIBRARY OF

REV. LOUIS FITZGERALD BENSON. D. D.

BEQUEATHED BY HIM TO

THE LIBRARY OF

PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

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FOR

IWk Sclools, Frafiir^ Praise Meetiip, asil tie Hone Circle.

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J. H. LESLIE ^™R. B. MAHAFFEY,

ASSISTED BY OVER FIFTY OTHERS.

ALTOONA, PA.

PUBLISHED BY R. B. MAHAFFEY.

Copyrighted 1873 by. LESLIE & MAHAFFEY.

PREFACE.

To all who "love God," and hope for "eter?ial life " through the merits of a "erucified Bedeemer," "Precious Jewels" is respectfully dedicated. It is full of Bible doctrine, beautiful melodies, simple, rich and pleasing harmonic progressions; small in size, low in price, and up to the demands of a pro- gressive American people. A careful examination of the work will establish its merits in the minds of all intelligent Christians. Let us read, preach, pray, ting and livb the Bible, while life is given, so that "beyond the grave" we may "sing the song of Moses and the Lamb." Grateful thanks are due the following Poets and Composers who have so kindly assisted us in the preparation of this work:

Mrs D. E. Dnrteh,

'• E. C. Ellsworth.

" Mary E. Kail.

" M. A. Kidder.

•' J. H. Leslie

" M. E. R. Satterlee,

" C. L. Shaddock.

•* M. Slusser. Miss Clara Noves.

" Helen F. Shaw.

** Vinnie Vernon. Rev. W. T. Dale.

*' Elisha A. Hoffman,

" J. H. Martin.

Mr. E. P. Andrews. " J. W. Bischoff. " R. J. Bixby. •' LeRoy J. Boggs. " O. A. Briggs. " C. W. Brown. " Geo. B Chase. ■' Wilbur A. Christy. *' E. F. Dawsou. " D. E. Dorteh " G. W. Eidt. " S. L. Fish. " S. H. French. " Chas. H. Gabriel.

Mr. Chas. Geesey,

■■ R. A. Glenn.

*' L. M. Gordon.

■' John T. Grape.

■' Chas. Jaekel.

" E. R. Latta.

" J. F. Kinsey.

" J. J. Maxfleld.

■■ 1. W. Wattlson.

" J. F. McConneU.

" M. J. Klunger

" E. P. Koyes.

" Thomas Parkison.

•' M. D. Potter.

Mr. Otis F. Presbrey.

'• Eben E. Rexford,

" J E. Rohrbough.

*' Brennie Smith

" R. G. Staples.

" S. W,.Straub.

" M. P. Suter,

" .). H. Teiiney.

" N. E Townsend.

" S. L. Tyler.

" W. F, Werschkul.

•' A. W. Williams.

•' W. T. WUey, and others.

No person or persons wUl be allowed to print or publish any words or music herein contained, without obtaining permission from the owners of the copyrights.

LESLIE & 3IAHAFFEY,

Altoona, Pa., March 2G, 1878.

PRECIOUS JEWELS.

MRS. E. 0. ELLSWORTH, Cheerily.

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PRECIOUS JEWELS.

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to des-pair. We lift our hearts to God in prayf'r,And

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HE LIVES, WO MORE TO DIE.

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And he aroao and rebuked the wind, and eaid unto the sea, Peace, be stiil. —Mark, 4-39.

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HEAVEN IS MY HOME.

We have a building of God, au liouBc not made with hands, eternul in the Ileavena. — 2d Cor, 5; 1, REV. T. p. TAYLOE. J. H. LESLIE.

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I BRING MY SINS TO THEE.

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And the angel said unto them, Fear not, fur behold, I bring you good tidintja of great jcy. — TjTt^k 2 : 10. E. R. LATTA. J. F. KIN'SEY.

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2. Juet waiting to etep from the borders of time. Just waiting to en-ter the heav-eii-ly clime, Just waiting the tinal a-

3. Jnst waiting to stand on the beautiful Bhore,With I^indrod and friends who have gone on before, Just. WAi ting to sing with :h9

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3. Jesus watches when I sleep — For myself I cannot keep; So he keeps me all the night^Wakes me witli his morning light.

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Give j-our clioicest hours to Je - sus, In de - vo - tion pure and blest; Hours most rich in tho't and

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'TIS SWEET, 0 BLESSED JESUS.

For to nio tu iiva in ChriBt, uiid tu die is giiiu. —Phil. I: 21.

J. H. TELNET.

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1. 'Tis sweet to take from Je - 3US, What-ev - er He may Bend; 'Tis sweet to trust in 2 'Tis sweet to think of Je - sus, When earthly shadows mock ; 'Tis sweet to lean on 3. 'Tis sweet to know that Je -sus, Will hear us when we prayj And an-swer our pe

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JESUS, GENTLE SHEPHERD.

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1. Je-sus, gen-tle Shepherd.Hearour songs of praise;While to Thee our voi-ces.Cheerful

2. Guide u» in the path-way,Leading up to Tiiee; Gen ■ tie, meek and low-ly, Ey - er

3. AVlien our angry pa3-sions Tempt us far to stray; Bring us by Thy spir-it,To the

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THERE IS A GATE THAT STANDS AJAR.

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tal. There streams a- radiance glo - ries with ef- tra gleaming, The rays of splendor

from a - far, The light of life im - mor - tal ;

ful-gence shine, Whose charms and beauties please us ;

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2. When my heart is lone and sad, Thy sure prom - ise makes me glad ; Thou wilt light - en

3. When this fleet - ing life is o'er, I will sing on y_on - der shore ; B|ess - ed Je - eus .'

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O THAT SWEET DAY.

VINNIK VEKNON.

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1. Sad soul, be strong! erelong.ere long, Thy burdened pray'r shall end in song! The day draws neaT,that

2. Walton thy Lord!rest in His word, He will all need- ful grace af- ford, E'en while yon pray .your

3. In ev - 'ry grieftwillgive re -lief To know, tho' sharp, it must be brief ; In ev - 'ry carewhich

4. 'Twill soon be o'er! no more, no more, Shall thy sad heart sin's work de-plore; Let doubts all cease.and

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THEN DO 1 LOVE JESUS.

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HOSANNIA TO JESUS.

And the multitudes that went bcfurt-, uud that followed, cried, sayiug, Boaauna to the son of David. "Matt. Jit 0.

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Blessed ure they that dwell in Thy house.

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2. Tis not to id • ly pass a - way, Tlie precious momeuts giv'n ; AVe meet up - on this J. Tis hers the word of truth is re.td. And tri^asur'd up in store ; 'Tis here the bread of '

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HAPPY HOME ABOVE.

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2. Tliere ev - er - lasting spring abides. And nev-er with'ring flow'rs. Death like a nar - row

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WILL YOU COME TO THE CROSS.

To-day if ye will hear Ilia roico, harden not your hearta, — Hed. 4 : 7.

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J. H. LESLIE.

Sin-ner, come to the cross. For the momenta are flying While around ev-ery where, Carelesa sinners are dying;

2. Will you conio, siu-ner come. And ac - cept of the glory With thanksgiving and praise, Ilciir redemption'n glad storyi

3. Let the good news co home, That the lost are returning. While salvation's biiglit lamp Is so brilliant-ly burning;

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OUR HOME BEYOND THE RIVER.

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bright eyes yet may see,

hope and joy and love,

youih-ful heart His own,

To hu?h thy Bighs and wipe thy tears, He will re ■ mem - ber Thee. Dear child, thy home is in the sky, Oh lift thy thoughts a- bove. Then all thy e - vil ways for-sake, And wor-ship at His throne.

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'TIS WITH THE RIGHTEOUS WELL

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Our Goil whom we serve is able to deliver us from the burning fiery furnace.— Daniel 3:17.

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2. In the fur-nace of af - flic - tioa, Bound by sor - row's chain;

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HE HATH SET ME OM A ROCK.

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the' fierce the shock, 1 well may mock, beneath their ehock.

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CHAS. GEESET.

THE MASTER CALLETH.

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2. We know we've wander'd far away Upon forbidden ground. But we rejoice, t> lileseed tliouclit.Tbon may'fct be always found. .I.Oh, wondrous lovelOh, grace divine! that saves us from the fall, While mercy stands, with ontatretch'd hands, We will accept the

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Ev - en as Jo - si - ah, In his ear - ly youth,Gavehis lieartto wis-dom, And the ways of truth; Ev - en as Jo - si - ah, Ear-Iy sought his God, In the paths of vir-tue, Faithful - ly he trod; Ev-en as Jo - si - ah, In his ear - ly reign, Ban ish'd heathen i -dols, From his wide do-main ;

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2. The way will not seem hard and long If, trust-ful - ly, each day

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2. Fainting raultitui]e.5 liave bless'd }lim,For }Je turn'd their grief to joy, Filthy lepers cleans'd in mercy,

3. When we cross the rolling billows,Jordan's river swelling high, Who will crown us heirs of glo - rv.

as you go; He, who walking on the wa-ter, E'en on Gal - i - lee's dark wave, widows boy; Pray-ing on thelonely mountain. More than this He did for me, the land be-yond ihe sky? When we reach the heav'nly cit -y, Who will take ns by the hand ?

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At the call of doubting Peter, Stretch'd his mighty arm to save- Shed His blood to buy my ran-som,Dy-ing on the curs-ed tree. Who will give the welcome plaudit.In the bless-ed glo - ry land?

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THE SMITTEN ROCK.

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1. Let the lit - tie chil-dren come.And for - bid them not the right, As they jour-ney on their way,

2. Children, lis -ten to the call. And o - bey the Lord's command, Come and go With II iin to-day,

3. In your childhood turn a - way, From the paths that lead to sin; Love the Sa - Vior ev - 'ry day,

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MRS. E. C. ELLSWORTH.

GO INI AND OUT.

And shall go iu aud uut and tiud pasture. —John 10; 9.

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HOW I LOVE TO SPEAK FOR JESUS.

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2. How I love to work for Je - slis, For lie labored hard for me; When He purchased my re- 3- Je - SB8, I my cro33 have tak - en, I will bear it by Thy grace ; Help me ev - er to be

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SUCCOR OF THE TEMPTED.

For in thnt ITe liirnGflf hath suffered, being tempted, liu ia .iMe to auccar them tliat are tempted. — Heb. 2 ; 1«. HELKX F. SHAW. J. 11. LESLIE.

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By Thy strength I'll con - quer, By Thy grace I'll win.

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For we know that if our earthly house, Ac.

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1. This is not my place of rest-ing, Mine'3 a cit - y yet to come; On-ward to it

2. There the lamb our Shepherd leads us, By the streams of life a - long ; On the fresh-est

3. Soon we p.ass this des - ert drea-ry, Soon we bid fare-well to pain ; Nev - er more are

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I CANMOT KNOW.

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lay my bur - den down. And rise to meet Thee on Thy throne. To take my crown, let my faith be great. For I am sure the end is peace, And I can wait,

still sup - ply my need, So shall 1 know thy per - feet rest, Is rest in - deed.

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JESUS WEPT.

JesuH wept. —John U: Z.':

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KEV. W. T. DALE.

1. "Je - sas wept,' lie wept

2. "Je- 6US wept," in ev -

3. "Je -sus wept," m all

4. "Je- BUS wept," He bears

5. "Je - sus wept," and still

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me. Died to set ray spir - it free; hour, When we feel temp- ta-lion's pow'r; our woes. When af-flic-tions cup o'er-Uows a part, In tlie pangs that rend the heart;

He keeps ;

He weeps, Still His love for us

Liv'd a life of sor-row He IS ne.ar ns to de- Then II is sym - pa - thy is In he-reav-ments He is Still is guid - ing where we ,S

here, Pilgrim.stranger on our spliere. "Je-sus wept," fend, Leading, guid-ing to the end. felt. Then His heart of lovewill melt, near. Mourning hearts to bind and cheer. go, Lead-ing thro' this vale of woe. Je - sns wept,

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"Je-8us wept,"

He wept, lie wept for

Je-sus wept,

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CLOSER AND CLOSER TO JESUS.

E. B. LATTA.

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my need ; Keep-ing no more at a dia-tance, o - bey ; Sing-ing His prais-es with glad-ness, my race ; Je-sus, I long to be near-er,

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"Wniiilcrfiit, rrnnderfiil ^Vllllll^■rllll, ■wuiidertiil WdniU'fliil, wnnderfiil Woudcrfiil, woiidi'Vful

lovo I He left U\b Itricht throne, to make iis HiBown.AnA

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To giitli-fi- iiw ill tnmi iluutrer niid HJii. And To reaciU' and ruvl' from diMtii and the griivp.Anii How knuily lio pUuds and now miercedeb iTor

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WE WILL GO AND WORK FOR JESUS.

W. C. BUOWN.

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w. c. nr.DV.'N.

1. WewiUgo and work for Je- sus, And besol-diers of the cross; We will la-bor in His vineyard, Counting

2. WewiUgo and work for Je - PUs.And o-liey >Iis kind command;For He gave His life a ransom, To ful- o. We will go and work for Je - sua, For the ev-'ning drawelli near; All our toil will soon be o - ver, And the

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go and urge them kindly, Now lead us sale-ly on-ward. To lead u.s thro' the gate- way, To

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to leave the paths of sin. our home beyond the sky. thecit - y of our God.

WewiUgo, we will go. We will

we will go, we will go,

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WONDERFUL VIRTUE IN PRAYER.

J., I. MAXFIELD.

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'For He caroth for you."— 1st Peter, 5;

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1. Whon wen- ri-some momentB a - bide. And bur - denn aro heav-y to bear. Tell Je - siis wb.-vt-pv-or bo - tide. Ami

•2. If sill b;ia be-cloud-ed your way. For - ect iint your Itock jiiid your SliieM.Uut eo uii-to Jo-sus siitd eny. "Pcjii;

^. His e;ir will at-tend to your cry, Hia e^yt- ni-ith-er 8lnnil)er'* nor ult'cpn. His love will your epirita sup - ply. His

■J. Tlieo trust ilim lor mer-ciea to come, Nor yield to teuip-ta-tious ku - vero, He'll lead you iu peace tu your Jioiue. Aud

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cliil - ilrcii it; B;ii('-ty ilc k'-cps.

"wipe IViiiu your cyoiiov-'ry tcjir.

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WHEN THE MORNING BELLS ARE RINGING.

J, A. C.

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GEO. B. CHASB.

1. M hen tlic morning bella are ring-ing, To thechap-pl we re- pairjlore we a!I u - nite in sinff-ing, Andtltr-

2. In Ibe du - ties now be - fore us. Let us faitli-fiil - ly <?n-gasi'. May the epir-it now di-rect uh, As we Z. Thankful fur the kind pru-tec-tionWhich has blebs'd us thro'tbe week, Still iniploriug Thy di - rcc-tion, \VhilL- we

Fine.

\>. S. 1. Ev-'ry grate-ful heart ri' - joic - es, ThiiH to :'. And the l.lt-sKiiiga lic_- haUi bmiight us Killour 3. Orati - tude lu each e- mu-tion,Woald wo

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pray'r; While in liar- mo • ny our voic - es Are ns - cend - ing tn our God; search the pa- crcd page; .May the U-b - eons Christ has ta imht ufi, AH our Tuinds and hearts ini-prove ; heav'n - ly wia - duni beek ; Fath - er, thus in pure de -vc.-tiou, Ev - 'ry thought in - Bpir'd by love;

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spread His praise a - broad. hearts with )io - ly love, lilt our souls a • buve.

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CHILD'S PRAYER.

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'tie child, Hum-bly at Thy fc.c.t-Rti7,.l ftiul lush, Thiiii dost view with eniil - iiig for - give. Make me low- ly, puro iu

E. P. ANDREWS.

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. . Thnu who art to meek uTid milil, lace. Lit- Tie chil - dreii u hen they cry, heart, lu Thy pre8 - euce HL^y 1 live.

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stoop and tpach me what to Bay. What to say, what to say, Stoop and leach me what to say- "Sa - vior, guide me by Thygrace. "By Thy grace, by the grace, "tfa- viorguide nie by thygrace." And be with Thf-e where Thou art WhereThou art, where Thou art, And be with Thee wliere Thou art.

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WATCH AND PRAY.

MISS CLARA NOYES. "Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation."

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1.

Je - sus,help me watch and pray. On Thy-self re - ly - ing ;

2. Tempest-toss'd and sore distress'd, Still to Thee I'm cling -ing;

3. Brighter scenes in heav'n a - wait For my raptur'd vis - ion;

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May I walk in wisdom's way,

Naught on earth can give me rest.

Soon I'll pa.ss the j.earl y gate,

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To Thy will com-ply

On - ly sor row bring-ing.

To the finlds e ■ Iv - sian.

:ag. watching, praying, day by day, Watching lest I go as -tray

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WHAT W!LT THOU HAVE ME TO DO.

E. R. LATTA.

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1. What wilt Tlinn Inive mn tn fin? 1'. (H - f.Mi Tliv v..Ky I Iniv.. Iii-urd 3. Jf ,- HUH fur mc Thou li.iht lia-il.

When' wilt Thou have me to po?

('all - iiii; troni U>\ - ly und cin,

Slioiild i uot la-bor for Thee?

Shall T Tliy moe - sen - Ror he.

Yi't I have Pcarce - ly Do - ing what - ev - er

he - gun, I can.

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know ; uin ; Ijl-;

Oft 1 have wan-dpr'd a - Viij', JJnw I will list to Tliy v-ti.f, LurU. there is much to be done,

Ort I hai-<- sliehted Thy Brace, Clail-ly a,-c.-pt of Tliy love. White is the har-veet to view.

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Nnw in Tliy vineyard he Take me.d«-ar Savinr. I 3Jow 1 am read-y to

tow. pr.-.v.

Give nie, dear Sa-vior, a phice. Kit me Iit heaven a - hcive. What wilt Thou have nie to do.

What wilt Thou have me to do? What wilt Tliou.what wilt Thou Iiave me to do?

WHAT WILT THOU HAVE ME TO DO.— Concluded.

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THE JASPER SEA.

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1- When we cross the Jas-per sea. When we reach the oth - er shore. Full of bliss our songs shall be.

2. With the an-gels round the throne, Cloth'd in splendor we shall stand, Di^ath and te.ars are nev-er known,

3. Part-ing days will uev - er coiue.Bright our lot will ev - er be, When we reach our heav'iily home,

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Praise to God for - ev - er more. When we reach the hap-py shore. Far a - cross tlie Jas - per sea; In that bright and happy land. Far a - cross the Jas - per sea.

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I LONG TO BE WITH JESUS.

Having a desire to depart. :ind to be with Christ, which in fur better. —Phil. 1 : 2.'5.

BLV. J. II. MARTIN.

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I loiiff to be with Je-eus, In etiin-iTis realms above. Tu t-on- tempt ate His kIo- ry And eel • ebrate II js love. Hib uliuruiti t>u lair aud pleusiug.Uufulded tu m>- i^igLt, Shall till my kuuI with Mladut:ss,Aud trauBpurtH uf dL>light.

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The Kins in nil Mis beauty My ravish'd evt-e shall see. And in His blipfllnl prr-s^ence Eiirap- tnr'd T shall be. I'll be with Christ luglo-ry. And view His luve-ly face, I'll siug the juy-tul eto-ry Of His redeem-ing grace,

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FAIR AS THE MOON.

•Fair aB the moon, clear as the buu."— Solomon's Song. 6 : 10.

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1. Tlie moon in bricrhtnepB walkfi the pky. The love - ly inipeii of nisht Poure down Ii*t ra-diance from on hich.Her

2. U'itli liiH - tre b^r - niwM from llie bright Re-liil - cent kins of day. She BhineH with lei^s re - splendent hght.A

3. So does th" clmrch with lu8-tre phine, The lisht by Je - riis eivn, II - luni-in'd with the beams divitic. The

4. lie - flee - tor of the eplendor brightWhich from the Sa-vmr gleams, A - mid the world's dark gloomy night, She

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2'ine. Chorus.

Repeat 3cl. unit 4Ui. lines of eacU stanza.

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eoft and sil - v'ry

mild - er, gent - ler

glo - rioua rays of

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ray, heav'n, beams,

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Her Boft _an<l eil - v'ry, light,

A mild - " (T. gent - ier ray,

The elo - rioiis rays of hfav'ii.

She eaeds her ra - diant beams.

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Her Boft and sil-v'ry light; A mild - er, gcnt-ler ray.

The Klo-riouB rays of Iicav n ;

•She sheds lier ra • diant beaius ;

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BEYOND THE HILLS.

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2. O eong oflishtsuid dauu ol blies. Sound over earth and till these ekies. Nor ev - er, ev - er, ^ ev - er tejiee, Tliy

3. Glad soiiffof thi.s did - burden 'de;irth,Wliich holy voices then fc^hall sing, Praise for cre-a - tion s second birth, And

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ma • sic of iin - jar - ring chords. Dear land, sweet land of Bong, Where dwell the blood-wash'd throng ;

eoul *'ii - tranc-ing nu'l - o - dies.

glo - ry to ere - a- tion's King. Dear land beyond, sweet land of song, Where dwellin light the bloodwaeh'd throng;

land of bliss 1 soon shall know.

74

WEIGHED IN THE BALANCE.

■ TlioH art wtiigUfd ut tUu balauue, aud art found wimtiug. MRS. E. U. KLLSWORTU.

-Daniel 5: 27.

R. B. MAHAFFET.

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SONG OF DELIVERANCE.

My God hath sent his angel, and hath shut the liou's nioutlie. , 1— , • ; -N-,-

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-DANit;l.6: 22.

J. n. Lp;sLi!;.

1. I have Buf - ff-r'ci man - y tri - als, Suf-fer'd deep - ly, snf-fer'd long; I have walk'd like

2. Cru-el ioes stood round a- bout me, Fiercely flash'd thpir vengeful irw; When tliey saw ni}-

3. I shall nev - er cease re -joic-mg, For I know that I am free; From tlie pow'r of

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ly an- gel, Bring-ing peace and glo - ry near ; Shield-ing me from

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'Mongthe li - ons fierce and strong. But my soul is now i!e - liv- er d.

And my last fond hope ex - pire. But the me.s -fen - ;_'i'r of nier - cy.

Hath the Lord de - liv-er'd ine. I a - dore him for His pres-ence.

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death and dun - ger, Calm - ing all my anx - ious fear.

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And a light bursts o'(

Shielded me from ev

In my darkest try - ing hour, Where I learn'd my human weakne.ss,AndHi8niatchlesasaving pow'r.

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NEARER HOME.

Arr. from Phebe Gary by KEV. W. T. DALE.

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One Bwet't-ly eol - I3ut waves of that () Lord con-tirin Bn near nie when

emn thought. Comes to me o>r and oVr; I'm

dark Bfa. Are roll - in? in my siirlit; Yet

my trust, Miiko Rtrong the hand<of faitir, To

iii^ feet Are siip-ping o'er the brink; For

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near - er home this twi - licht cIosf^TIian

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3. Savior, J love Thee, dwell in my heart, Nev-er, oliiiev-er, fi'Oiuniede

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LEAD ME TO THEE.— Concluded.

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Cheerfully.

'Ye shall paeti over tliJH Jordan

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REV. W.T. DALE.

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lu tliat duy there bIuiH be a fountaiu opened in the honsc orDavitl — Zeck.

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opcn'd wide. Whence streanifi of living wa - ters flow ;'TwiiB open'd when Imman - ne! di(

ru-RJi - lem, The heire of I)a - vid« roy - itl line ; May to this hu - cred fountain come. And

- petiial stream, DescendB to all of A-dam's race ; Lot songs iin-mor - tul twell tlie theme, The

idend their lays, As down at Jo - sua' feet they fall ; High raise the bong oi rapturous praise, And

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cleanse from sin and save from woiy. Oh, watih a- way each Ruilt - y etain. woii-dera of re- deem-in? grace. crown tlie Sa - vior Lord of all.

pre - ciouM foun-tain, Ob, cri.

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. Koarer. my God, to thee, Nearer to thee! KVii though it be a cross

Ttiat raiseth me; Still all my song shall be— |:Nearer, my God. to thee;j Nearer to thee! . Tho' like the wanderer. Daylight all gone. Darkness be over me,

M]r' rest a fitone; Yet in my dreams I'd he— |:Nearer, my God, to thee:] Nearer to theel

3. There let the way appear Steps unto heaven; All that thou sendeat me.

In mercy given; Angels to beckon mo [:Nearer. my God, thee:| Nearer to thee!

<. Or. if on joyful winp, ('leaving the sky. Sun. moon, nnd stars forget, Upward 1 fly ; Still all my song shall be— pNearer, my God. to thee:! Nearer to theo!

INDEX.

PAOE.

Awake, and Satisfied 2'J

Beautiful Home 61

Be Near Me 31

Beyond the Hills 73

Blessed Jesus 35

By and By 77

Child's Prayer 6i

Christ Calming the Storm ... 7 Closer and Closer to Jesus ... 64

Closer to Thee 8

Deoopimo Souls 4

Enter into thy Closet 23

Even as Josiali! 48

Pair as the Moon 73

God shall all your need supply 1 1

Go in and out 53

, Great Peace 16

Guide Me Blessed Savior 17

Happy Home Above 40

Heaven is My Home 10

Hear the Voice of Jesus 1.5

He is Risen 14

He Lives, No More to Die. . . 6 He Hath Set Me on a Rock. . 46

Hosanna to Jesus 88

How I Love to speak for Jesus 59 I Bring My Sins to Thee ... 18

I Cannot Know 63

I Long to Be With Jesus 73

PAOE.

I Love Jesus 25

I Take Thee at Thy Word . . 23

In the Fiery Furnace 45

If We are Christ's 28

Jesus Gentle Shepherd 33

Jesus Loves the Children 21

"Jesus Wept" 63

Just Waiting 20

Lead Me Safely on 9

Lead Me to Thee 76

Let the Little Children Come 57

Lord's Prayer 5

Mansion's Bright 49

Nearer Home 76

Nearer My God to Thee 79

Onward Pressing 78

Our Home Beyond the River 43

Oh, that Sweet Day 86

Our Promised Help 51

Precious Jewels 3

Remember Jesua 43

Rise and Shine 26

Rock of A<;cs 13

Saviour and Friend 21

Song of Deliverance 75

Shelter Near the Cross 50

Succor of the Tempted 60

Sweet Rest in Jesus 5

PAOJC,

Sweetest Story Ever Told. . . 19

Take these Lamlis 55

Talk With Me, Lord 13

The Fountain 7!)

The Jaspt-r Sea 71

The Master Calleth 47

The Smitten Rock 60

The Very Best for Jesus 30

There is a, sate that stands ajar 34

There's a Friend 54

Then Do I Love Jesus 37

There's Rest for thee at Home 53 'Tis Sweet, t) Blessed Jesus. 83 'Tis with the Righteous Well 44 Waitixo, Watching and long- ing 24

Watcliand Pray 69

We Haste to Sabbath School 89 We Must Work for Jesus. . . 53 We're going to work for Jesus 27 We will go and work for Jesus 69

Weighed in the Balance 74

What wilt thou have me to do 70 When the Morning Bells are

Ringing. , .68

Will You Come to the Cross: 41

Wonderful Love 65

Wonderful Virtue in Prayer. 67

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