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SUNDAY SCHOOL MELODIES:
A COLLECTION OF
HYMNS, ANTHEMS, CHANTS, AND MISCELLANEOUS PIECES,
W KITTEN AND COMPOSED EXPRESSLY FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
By W. O. PERKINS,
ACTHOP. OF THE " CHUBCH BELL," "8. 8. TRUMPET," "NIGHTINGALE," "GOLDEN ROBIN," kc
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WILLIAM A. POIJE 8z OO.
547 BROADWAY.
Entered,
according to Act of Congress, in the year 1869, by G. D. Russell & Company, and Wa A. Pond & Co., in the Clerk's Oflk* the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.
PREFACE.
* Let me write the ballads of a nation, and I care not who makes her laws," says Fletcher of Saltoun. Music is the handmaid of religion, and to it religious sentiment owes its holiest inspiration. A truth is more deeply impressed upon the mind through music, than by any other means, and especially is this true of the young whose minds are keenly susceptible to musical impressions. " To teach early is to engrave on marble ; to teach late is to write on the sand." Hence much may be done towards moulding the character of the young people of the Sunday School, by furnishing them with suitable music — fresh and sparkling, like the nature of youth — adapted to religious words. The most of the words in the " Starry Crown," are new, having been written expressly for this work by some of the most talented Sunday School writers in the country. The most of the music is, also, new.
There will be found a large number of anthems, chants, and miscellaneous pieces, suitable for concerts, anniversaries, and other occasions. While there is a great variety of simple, easy pieces, perhaps some of the music is a little more difficult than that usually found in similar works ; but it will prove interesting to the older members of the Sunday School, and a little extra labor in its preparation will be amply repaid. To make a greater variety, solos and repeats can be introduced where not indicated, or those already indicated can be omitted.
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2. I must not heed what the world may say, And I nev-er must dread its frown, For thro' the same path my
3. I must not think I can waste my time, Or in pleasure my conscience drown, The fear of the Lord must
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hope to win, And I'll strive for it eve - ry day.
Sa - viour trod, I must go to ob - tain my crown.
rule my heart, Or I nev - er can wear a crown,
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Have you heard the sweet story, more precious than gold, Of the babe in
Do you know how he hushed the wild waves of the sea, And from dan-gers
And don't you remember how ten - der and kind He was to
And was it not sweet in the temple to hear The cho-rus
And does it not move you to see his blood flow In torrents
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the manger, by sa - ges foretold? ap - pall-ing the peo-ple set free ? the children, the poor and the blind? of children, so loud and so clear ? of crimson to shield us from woe ?
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The babe that lay in Beth-le - hem, Must wear the roy - al The man who sorrow's flood could stem, Must wear the roy-al The Friend that was so dear to them, Must wear the roy - al Let heaven and earth bring rarest gem To deck his roy The Prince that saves Jeru - sa - lem Mtist wear
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1. Gath ■ er - ing homeward from every land, One by one, One by one! Pilgrims are joining the heav'nly band,
2. Loved ones have goue to that distant shore, One by one, One by one! Others are go - mg f or - ev - er-more,
3. We, too, shall come to the riv - er - side, One by one, One by one! Nearer its wa - ters each ev - en-tide,
Gath-er - ing one by one 1 Their brows are enclosed in gold- en crowns, Their travel-worn robes are all laid down; Gath-er-ing one by one! Our sis-ters so gentle, our brothers brave,The beautiful children ! o'er the wave, Gath-er -ing one by one! O Je - sus,our fainting strength uphold,The waves of that river are darkandcold:
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Gathering homeward from ev'ry land, Gathering one by one.
4. Jesus, Redeemer, be thou our stay ! One by one, one by one I Cross the dark river with us, we pray,
Gathering one by one ! Then boldly we'll come to Jordan'*
side, And fearlessly enter its swelling tide ! (Cho.) Gathering homeward, &c.
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ho - li - nes3 Will greet our rap - tured sight. How then we'll bless the wis - domThat wel - come us In bright and shin - ing ranks. We'll change our earth - ly gar - ments To
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But with our G.od for - ev - er more In end-less gio - Wherein the pil - grim's feet might tread, And never go a- stray.
Our cross-es for im - Kior-tal crowns— Oh, when shall we be there?
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1. My coun - try, 'tis of thee, Sweet land of lib * er - ty, Of thee I sing ; Land where my
2. My na - tive cdun-try! thee,Land of the no - ble free, Thy name I love; I love thy
3. Let mu - sic swell the breeze, And ring from all the trees Sweet free - dom's song ; Let mor - tal
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tongues awake ; Let all that breathe par-take ; Let rocks their si - lence break,The sound pro - long.
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4 Gather them in from all the land — Gather them into our noble band ; Gather them in with Christian love — Gather them in for the church above.
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1. There's a land where sorrow comes no more, nev - er
2. There's a land where parting days will come, nev - er
3. Sin -ful thoughts will harm us nev - er more, nev-er
4. Let us jour - ney onward to that shore, hap-py
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1. "Welcome, welcome, ev - er welcome To our precious Sunday school, Where we learn to love the
2. Gladsome,, gladsome, is our greeting, Dear compan - ions we in - vite, To our ho - ly place of
3. Joy - ful, joy - ful, ev - er joy - fill Shall our songs of rap - ture be, Mingling with the an - gel
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Sa-viour,And to keep the Golden Rule. Here we sing our songs of praises, Here we bring our hearts to- meeting, And the an - gels hail the sight. Here we meet in lov - ing un - ion, Here we meet with sweet ac- cho-rus, Fill - ing all e - ter - ni - ty. Pure and ho - ly are the les-sons, Taught to us with faithful
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day • Learning of the love of Je - sus, Learning how to praise and pray. Welcome, welcome, ev - er cord, Striving for the low - ly meekness, That adorned our gracious Lord, care, Eve-ry page with glo - ry shining, Shows the name of Je - sus there.
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1. Soft - ly, soft - ly, Christ is call- ing,' 'Come to me, lit- tie one:" Hear the sil - v'ry ech-oea f all - ing,
2. Come when life's fair morn is brightest; Linger not, lit - tie one ; Come while thy youngheart is light-est,
3. They that ear- ly seek, shall find me: Oh! comenow,lit - tie one; Let not sin - ful pleasures blind thee
4. For thy precious soul I of - f er Rich exchange, lit - tie one ; Purest gems from Heaven's coffer,
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1. We are coming, we are com - ing, Hasting, Je - sus, at thy call ; In the dew - y time of
2. We are kneeling, we are kneel -ing, Here to - geth - er at thy feet ; Cheerful vows of ser - vice
3. We are singing, Ave are sing- ing, Songs of gladness as we pass: For thy love, in us dis -
4. We are running, we are runn - ing, Dearest Saviour, af - ter thee : Show to us the way thou'rt
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ly enticed a - stray : Sa - tan watches for our halt - ing ;
Out of eve - ry clime and hue.
Hold us, Je - sus, here we pray. Songs of prais - cs we re - peat. Keep, oh! keep us in the way.
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1. Ho - ly an - gels, in their flight, Traverse o - ver
2. Tho' their forms we can - not see, They at -tend and
earth and sky, Act3 of kindness their delight, guard our way, Till we join their com -pa - ny,
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And an angel's heart of flame, O, how sweebly would we ring Thro' the world the Saviour's name. Oho. 4 Yet methinks if I should die, And become an angel too,
I, perhaps, like them might fly, And the Saviour's bidding do.
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" He tliat goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing his Bheaves with hlne."
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2. Sow the seed then,morn and e - ven, Nor at noon thy hand withhold ; God will give the promised
3. Courage then. O toil - ing Christian ! Raise the gos - pel standard high ; Rest not till the evening
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com - eth, Till the darkness draw -eth nigh. 'When at length the Reaper - An - gel To life's
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O watchman on the walls ? Do your voic - es grow more
O converts, young and fair ? Are you now prepared to
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bound you to the world ? Are you keeping his com - mandments ? Your banners all un - furled?
ftol - diers of the King! Yet a few more hours of wait - ing Will that glad morn- ing bring!
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1. In that world of ancient sto - ry,Wliere no stdrmscan ever come, Where the Saviour dwells in
2. There within the heavenly mansions, "Where life's river flows so clear, "We shall see our blessed
3. There with ho - ly an - gels dwell-ing, "Where the ransomed wander free, Je - sus' prais - es ev - er
4. There a - mid the shining numbers, All our toils and labors o'er, "Where the Guardian nev - er
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1. Hark ! the voice of God is sound - in g, Sounding from His throne on high, Whil« on earth hearts hruised and
2. Up and la - bor ! Time's great di - al Marks iftie golden hour of noon ; "Wast - ed was the precious .
3. By the mem'ry of the fal - len Victims to a cru - el foe, For the sake of hearts o'er-
4. Raise a - loft the glorious standard, Follow brave - ly where it leads; Test the strength of your al -
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While your brother's wayward feet, Treading sure des -truction's pathway, Haste the sin-ner's doom to meet. With the chain that binds the slave, When by God's grace you may break it, And his soul from bondage save!
To the blessed cause of Right ; Gird the ar - mor on, and nev - er Act the cow-ard in the fight.
May be res- cued, bat-tie on ; God will help,and by His bless - ing You shall shout the vie - fry won!
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2. Like a bright jas - per stone, clear as crys - tal, the wall ; And the streets are of gold, pure as glass, And her
3. There the wa - ter of life, in a pure riv - er flows, And there, washed by its wonder -ful tides, Stands the
4. Then his ser-vanfcs shall serve Him, their Father and Lord, And for - ev - er shall look on His face. For both
5. There the Spirit and Bride to the ci - ty, say, come! Where the waters of life free - ly flow. And Oh!
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1. Ring the hells ! the golden hours Of the Sabhath day, With their pleasant call to prayer, Gently glide away,
2. Ring the bells! the sultry noon la no time for toil ; Call from garden and from field, Him who tills the soil,
3. Ring the bells ! the twilight hour,Withits heav'nly peace,Calls the wayward sonsof earth,From all strife to cease,
4. Ring the bells! the Sabbath bells, On this ho - ly day, Call the worshippers to praise, Near and far a - way.
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2. O - ver there is no more weeping, O - ver there all pain is o'er; I shall rest in Jesus'
3. O - ver there is no more sin-ning, O - ver there are sun - ny skies ; Crowns of fade - less beau-ty
4. O - ver there I'll find my treasure, Jew-els lost, long,long a - go ; Love and bliss in fullest
5. O - ver there all are im - mor - tal, O - ver there is no more night, And the ci - ty's pear - ly
6. "Will you go dear sin - ner with me, Where the Lamb will ev - er reign, Where the loved of earth will
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2. Like the sound of the sea swells their cho - rus of praise, Round the star-cir- cled crown of the Ancient of
3. Dear Saviour, may we, with our voic - es so faint, Sing the chorus ce - les - tial with angel and
4. Now, children and teachers and friends all u - nite In loud hal - lelujahs with the ransomed in
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1. There is a land, a peace - ful land Be - yond death's roll - ing riv - er, Where they whose robes are
2. No need of sun, or moon, or stars To read sweet Bethlehem's sto - ry, For Christ himself will
3. With friends so dear to us on earth,We'll meet in blest commun - ion, Poor ' hu - man guilt all
4. There is a land, a gold - en land, Where an - gel bands are singing, Where day and night the
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2. On the margin of the riv - er, "Washing up it3 sil - ver spray, "We will walk and worship
3. Ere we reach the shin- ing riv - er, Lay we eve-ry bur - den down; Grace our spir - its will de-
4. At the smiling of the riv - er, Mir - ror of the Saviour's face, Saints whom death will nev-er
5. Soon we'll reach the sil - ver riv - er, Soon our pilgrim - age will cease ; Soon our bap-py hearts will
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3. Beau - ti - ful spirit of love and rest, Sent from the home of the pure and blest, Sing the
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2. There are beau - ti - ful crowns, Set with diamonds all bright ; And an em - e - raid throne,For the saints robed in
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1. The morning is fair, and its coming we greet ; Haste to the Sunday School ! As teachers and scholars to -
2. These moments so precious will nev-er re-turn ; Haste to the Sunday School ! Our du - ty to God and our
3. We'll talk about Jesus, and all he has done ; Haste to the Sunday School! The conflict He fought, and the
4. We call you, we call you, companions so dear ; Haste to the Sunday School! O, come, where the angels are
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3. What song is this you're sing - ing ? The same that Is - rael sang, When Mo - ses led the
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3. On Bethlehem's plains the shepherds watched, One beauti-ful Christmas morning! Where si - lent" lay the
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2. Yea, with a tear for the old year gone, I weep o'er the record of sin : Duties neglect-ed, and follies done ; O'er
3. Yea, with a smile for thenew year come, Asmileof my penitence born ; Hope thatin Him who averts my doom, My
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3. Lit - tie knew they of the hon - or Done to Si - mon of Cy - rene, In the hour he shared the scorning
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2. He calls us in our youthful days, Let the children sing !
3. All wrong and sin he will as- sail! Lei> the children sing!
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2. He is fit - ting up my mansion, Which e - ter - nal - ly shall stand ; For my stay shall not be
3. Pain nor sickness ne'er shall en - ter, Grief nor woe my lot shall share ; But in that ce - les - tial
4. Death it - self shall then be vanquished, And his sting shall be withdrawn ; Shout for gladness, O ye
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3. Lord Je - sus come, Lord Je - sus come, And take thy wait* ing peo - pie home ! Let earth her sleeping
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3. Here, our souls are oft - en fear - f ul, Of the pilgrim's lurking foe ; But the Lord is our De - fend-ert
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1. Oh, we love, we love the Sabbath school, We love this ho - ly day ; We love, we love that golden rule We
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2. Thanks to the God of heaven, Kind guardian of our race ; For all the fa - vors giv - en, Beneath his smiling
3. Thanks for the kind protection, God's arm has thrown around, And for that sweet affection He causes to a-
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1. Out on an o - cean all boundless we ride, ) We're homeward bound, homeward bound.
Toss'd on the waves of a rough restless tide, )
2. Wild - ly the storm sweeps us on as it roars, i We're homeward bound, homeward bound. Look ! yon - der lie the bright heaven - .ly shores, S
3. We live as pil - grims and strangers be - low, ) We're homeward bound, homeward bound. Though oft - en tempted, yet onward we go. )
4. We'll tell the world as we journey a - long, \ We're homeward bound, homeward bound- Try to per- suade them to en -ter our throng.
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Stead -y, O pi - lot ! stand firm at the wheel, Steady! we soon shall out - weather the
Toils and temp-ta-tions ex - pect-ing to share, We hast - en forward, con - tent with the
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2. There endless springs of life are flowing, There are the fields of liv - ing green, Mansions of beauty are pro-
3. Faith now beholds the flowing riv - er, Coming from underneath the throne, There, too, the Saviour reigns for-
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2. With murmuring sound doth it murmur a - long, thro' fields of e -ternal green ; Where songs of the blest, in their
3. Its fountains are deep, and its wa-ters are pure. And sweet to the weary soul ; It flows from the throne of Je-
4. This beauti - ful stream is the riv - er of life! It flows for all nations free! A balm for each wound in its
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1. O yes, I have heard of the beautiful stream That flows thro' Immanuel's land; Those waters gleam bright in the
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4. That beautiful stream is the riv - er of life, It flows for all nations free ; A balm for each wound in its
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2. All through the day, I humbly pray, Be thou my Guard and Guide ; My sins forgive, And
3. Oh, make me rest "With, - in thy breast, Great Spir-it of all grace : Make me like thee, Then
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1. There is a land of pure de - light, "Where aaints ira - mor - tal reign/ E - ter - nal day ex-
2. There ev - er - last - ing spring a - bides, And nev - er fading flow - ers : Death like a nar - row
3. Sweet fields beyond the swelling flood, Stand dress'd in liv - ing green ; So to the Jews old
4. Could we but climb where Moses stood, And view the landscape o'er, Not Jordan's stream, nor
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2. And there in all the sa - cred songs Those heavenly voic - es raise, Ten thousand thousand
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2. Oh ! how gentle is the coming Of the Lamb for sinners slain ; How He pit - ies all our weakness, While He 3- Nev-er banquet hall or pal-ace En - tertained so sweet a guest, By his dy - ing grace and mer-it ; In the 4. Then, when done with earthly trials You shall seek the golden land, When you plead for peace immortal, Wh«n you
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1. 0 leave the crowded ranks of sin, And heed our in - vi - ta - tion : Come out and join with •
2. We'll fight the bat-ties of the Lord, And nev - er weary, nev - er, Un - til vie - to - rious
3. We'll nev - er fear to meet the foe, Or face the raging li - on, U - nit - ed in our
4. With-in the borders of that land We hear the angels sing-ing Their hal - le - lu - jahs
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1. I love my Father, for, on high His hand hath formed the wondrous sky, The sun by day, the moon by night ; The
2. I love my Father, for He gave The great and mighty ocean wave ; The rills that sing, the streams that flow ; Thtt
3. I love my Father ; I have heard The wondrous story of his word. I know He hears my song and prayer, I
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grace. Almighty God, to thee on high, With reverence would my spirit bow ; How frail a creature, Lord, am I, Eternal One, how great art thou.
3. Thy boundless love invites us near, And bids us look to heaven our home ; As children, then, we will not fear: With our meek offerings, Lord,
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2. The bright and peaceful Sabbath, Best day of all the seven, When I may turn my wandering tho'ts Away to God and heav'n, In
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1. Waiting, still waiting, my Saviour, I stand, Just on the borders of home, Just on the banks of
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3. Fill me with faith, lest I tremble and fear, Give me thy grace lest I fall, Hold up my hands with thy
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3. Come to me, ere yet the dawn, Of your ear - ly life is flown, Come while yet your hearts are free,
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2. "We have heard of a land where the sky is un-clouded, Where daylight no longer gives place to the night, The
3. We have heard of a home where the children may gather, The bliss of a u - nion e - ter - nal to share ; And
4. "We have heard of a Saviour who purchased our pardon. Who died to redeem us from death and from sin, And
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THERE, THERE IS REST.
Come, poor pilgrim, sad and weary, Why heaves thy breast, Koaming thro' the world so dreary, Sighing for rest. There is rest for thee in glo - ry, Among the blest, Listen to the joy - ful sto - ry, There, there is rest. There are those who've gone before us, All who are blest, Singing now the hap-py chorus, There, there is rest. There the golden harps are ringing, Harps of the blest, And the angel bands are singing, There, there is rest. We shall meet where parting never Comes to the blest ; And we'll safely dwell fo-rev-er in heavenly rest.
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1. Be - hold the glorious ban - ner of sal - va - tion, That is floating #all a - round ! Its
2 The hosts of sin are com - ing forth to try us, But their ranks we will not fear ! Our
3 We'll fol - low where his lov - ing voice shall call us, Till the glorious fight we win. We 4. Who is our Lead - er, great and strong and mighty, And our Captain brave and true ? 'Tis
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1. A crown of glo - ry bright, By faith's clear eyes I see, In yonder realms of light Prepared for me.
2. Oh, may I faithful prove, And keep the crown in view, And thro' the storms of life My way pur - sue.
3. Je - sus be thou my guide, My dai - ly steps at-tend ; Ob, keep me near thy side, Be thou my friend.
4. Be thou my shield and sun, My Saviour and My guard ; And when my work is done, My great re - ward.
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Oh, how my spir - it will re - joice, To Be - fore man drew his mor-tal breath, Or I long to join the white-robed throng, And
hear the Saviour's gen - tie voice Say, "hither come and share my home, My beau-ti - ful home on high.*' sin brought sorrow, pain, and death, Each glittering stone with glory shone, My beau-ti - ful home on high, sing the hal le - lu - jah song In my dear home, no more to roam, My beaa-ti • ful home on high.
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1. Sweet is the work, O Lord, Thy glorious name to sing, To praise and pray, to hear thy word, And grateful offerings bring.
2. Sweet at the dawning light, Thy boundless love to tell, And when approach the shades of night, Still on the theme to dwelL
3. Sweet on this day of rest, To join in heart and voice, With those who love and serve thee best, And in thy name rejoice-
4. To songs of praise and joy Be every Sabbath given, That such may be our blest employ Eternal-ly in heaven.
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J-ESTTS, I CO:fcw£E TO THE EOTTISTT OIF LIFE.
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2. On-ly one crossing o - ver, Far from the cares of earth, Mansions' of rest are open, There is life's newest birth
3. On-ly one crossing o - ver, Sadness, and shroud, and bier, Filling one hour of parting, Then we shall enter there.
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1. I'll la - bor for the Saviour, I'll la - bor night and day, To bring home souls to Je - bus, Along the heav
2. I'll la - bor for the Saviour, Tho' I may suf - fer loss, 111 preach the gos-pel tidings, The story of
3. I'll la - bor for the Saviour, I'll la - bor till I die, Till God's most blessed angels Shall take me up
way, I humbly will entreat them, I'll take them by the hand, And tell them of the glories Within the promised cross, To poor benighted heathens, I'll send my simple mite, That they may read God's message, and journey in the! high, There in the heaven above me, I shall for-ev - er rest, And Jesus he will love me, And fold me to his bi
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3. Lord, I am weak, but thou art strong. Teach me sweet Calvary's sto - ry ; Holding thy hand I
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1. Ye sons and daughters of the King, "Whom heavenly hosts in glory sing, To-day the grave hath lost its sting. Hallelujah ! That night the Apostles met in fear ; Amidst them cametheLordmostdear,Andsaid,"Peacebeuntoyou here." Hallelujah ! No longer Thomas then denied ; He saw the Feet, the Hands, the Side, " Thou art my Lord and God," he cried. Hallelujah ! D.C. On this most holy Day of days, To God your hearts and voices raise In laud, and jubilee and praise. Hal - le - lu-jah !
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J"0"5TFTJIJ I3ST THE LORD.
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2. Oh I can you suf - f er pain and loss, Joyful, oh, so joy-ful ; And do you love the Saviour's cro
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2. Jf we should spend our precious time, In i - dleness and pleasure ; Tho' we might gain the fruits of sin, We'd lose the heavenly
3. Our la - bor o'er, our work well done, We'll furl our earthly banners, And join the ho - ly an - gel-choir, In loud and sweet ho-
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treasure, Then help us, Lord, to heed thy word, And to do our every duty, As swift time rolls, to gather souls, For the world of peace and beauty.
saunas, While now his love from heaven above,Is softly brooding o'er us, We'll work and sing, while earth shall ring With the pilgrim's cheerful chorua.
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1. Oh ! how I love the Sabbath, Fair and precious dawn, Oh ! how I love the sunlight Of that golden morn.
2. We know that countless children, Having souls to save, Float daily down the current On sin's mountain wave.
3. May we improve the moments Of the Sabbath day, And pray for grace to lead us In the heav'nly way.
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When to Sabbath school I hasten, Happy by my teacher's side, Learning from the Book of wisdom, Where the pure abid<
Let us, ere they sink and perish,Take some wanderer by the hand, Pointing them to Christ the Saviour, In the angel lane
And when this short life is ended, When our work on earth is o'er, May the blessed angels bear us To the shining show
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Je - bus, Ye sol - diers of the cross ; Lift high His roy - al Je - sus, The trum - pet call o - bey; Forth to themigh-ty Je - sus, The strife will not be long ; This day the noise of
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2. Oh, what are earthly thrones, Or stations high and grand, To our a - bid-ing place, In Eden's joyful land! 01
3. Oh, let me be, dear Lord, A ser - vant while I stay, If I may reign with thee In yonder realms of day, If
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1. Why sigh at pain and sor - row here,"While on the earth we wan-der? Our journey will be end - ed soon, And there is
2. Our path may dark and drea - ry be, O'er that let ns not pon - der ; Though dark,the dawn will come at last, For there is light up
3. Let us not faint nor wea - ry be, But on the thought oft pon-der,
That those who toil for Christ on earth Shall have a rest up
4. Our work well done, why dread to die? "Why of this life grow fon- der ;
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shore ;While visions of a ho - ly throng, And sound of harp and ser - aph song, Seem gently waft - ed o'er, gone ; The veil withdrawn, they clearly see That all on earth had need to be, To bring them safe-ly home, blood : No cry of grief, no* voice of woe, To mar the peace their spirits know, Their constant peace with God. fair ; And ma - ny dear ones gone be-fore, Al - read - y tread the hap - py shore ; I seem to see them there, waits; O - ver the stream he calls to me, "Fear not, I am thy guide to be, Up to the pearly gates." care, To wake one day when life is past, Far o'er thestream,at home at last With all the blest ones there.
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2. What should a - wak - en our songs of thanksgiving ? Pie n - ty and pen - u- ry, brightness and gloom,
3. When should our thanks to the Lord be ascend-ing? Oft as his gifts are, from day un - to day;
4. Why should our grat - i - tude last with our liv - ing ? All of his deal - ings are born of his love '
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2. Spirits blest are hov'ring round, Hov'ring round,hov'ringround,Spirits blest are hov'ring round, Then Christian nev -er fear.
3. Dearest friends are hov'ring round, Hov'ring round, hov'ring round, Dearest friends are hov'ring round, Then Christian nev - er fear.
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1. Hear me, Shepherd, Shepherd of the flock, Ho • ly Shepherd of the flock, Hear the weakest of thy lambs. See! th«
2. Take me, Shepherd, Shepherd of the flock, Tender Shepherd of the flock, Take the least of all thy lambs To thy
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3. Oh, parents with your boundless care, Come, O come to Je-sus! And lit - tie children, sweet and fair,
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Come,0 come to Je - sus! Take Him to soothe your troubled breast, Oh, wea - ry one, and sore oppressed.
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Come,0 come to Je - sus! Take Him to make your pathway bright, And give you sea - sons of de-light.
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2. Soon my jour - ney will be o-ver; Soon from earth I'll pass a - way;
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1. As we jour-ney on to Zi - on, Let us lend a helping hand, To the weak and trembling pilgrims, "Who have
2. If we say, "I'll do to otk-ers As I'd have them do to me," Know, our prom-i-ses and actions Should at 3- Let us nev - er be dis-cour-aged, Or be "Wea-ry doing well;"Forthethingthatmostmayprosper, On -ly 4. Ae we jour-ney on to Zi - on,|Then, still sing-ing as we go, Let us la - bor in the high ways, And the
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precious souls to Jesus, In the straight and narrow way, Leading precious soulsto Jesus, In the straight and narrow way. cause of our dear Saviour To do good as wemayfind, In thecause of our dearSaviour To dogoodas wemayfind. give a cup of wa-ter, In the name of Christ the Lord, If we give a cup of wa-ter In the name of Christ the Lord, wicked cease from troubling, And the weary are at rest, Where the wicked cease from troubling, and the wean are at rest.*
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Pear - ly gates stand o - pen wide, Just beyond death's chilling tide
There's no cloud, no darkness there, All is bright, and clear, and fair.
Thro' the air, they bid me rise To the mansions in the skies.
There my Saviour's face I see, There the angels wait for me.
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Hither oome, with willing mind, noble work fbrGodto find, Ye, to whom the Lord hath precious talents given. Gladly, you yourselves believed, freely give as ye received ; Let your shining light illume the way to Heaven. Sweet the Sabbath bells, ke-
1. Little children do you hear, on the Sabbath day, so dear, How our Sunday school cries, Children, come to me ? Just as Jesus, long ago, blessed the little ones, you know, Now he wants you all his tender lambs to be.
Sweet the Sabbath bells are ringing! Welcome here for all awaits. If our doors you enter in, then the journey you begin, That shall end on high inside the pearly gate.
2. And this glad and earnest call of the Sunday school, shall fall On the ear, and in the heart, of happy youth ; Will yon come and take your seat, at the blessed Saviour's feet, And, like Mary, learn of Him the words of truth ?
Sweet the Sabbath bells, &c.
3. Once again thecall shall sound, to the waiting laborers round, 6. Young and old, and rich and poor, do you see the open doorl In our vineyard there are vines for you to dress ! Do you love the Sunday school, and will you come ? Lest a starless crown, at last, down before the throne you cast, Oh! we only wish you would, and we'll do each other good, Come and lead the young in paths of righteousness. Till the Lord shall bid us all, at last, Come home !
Sweet the Sabbath bells, &c. I Sweet the Sabbath bells, kc. Mabt L\ C. Blade.
5. There are faithful ones, to-day, whom we only ask to Hay ; They have toiled with us since first the day begun ; Till the heat and burden's past, and the work is done at last, Brothers, sisters, let us -win our Lord's "Well done! m Sweet the Sabbath bells, &c.
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Words by Mrs. M. A. Kiddbr.
1- Dark is my sky, and hid its sil - ver lin - ing, How can I find the straight and nar - row way?
2. Lest I should fall, His hands they will up - hold me, Lead-ing me on, thro' glo - ry and thro' shame*
3. Ten - der and kind, He sent His Son our Saviour Down, from His throne of ho - li - ness a- hove,
Lending His spir - it, light - ing up ,my way.
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That sin - ners lost might seek His face and fa - vor, Wash-ing in the foun-tain of His dy - ing love.
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2. Oh! hap - py, hap - py we shall be, "When we have sought and found the Lord: Our spir- its will be And we shall know our sins forgiven, "When we have sought and found the Lord; And know the shin -ing
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3. Why should we mourn for the lov'd ones gone be - fore? Why should we weep for the saints on Canaan's shore?
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1. The children are waiting, the story to know, Of God's tender watch-care, begun long ago. Of how He hath watered and nurtured, in love, This vine of His planting, with dews from above.
Oh ! sing a song ! let it be glad and strong ! Tell how, in wisdom, He hath led us along ; To him shall our praises forever belong, Where goodness and mercy always lead us along.
2. The children are waiting, a story to tell,
Of friends who have led them so long and so well ; And grateful affection they offer, to-day, To those who have shown them the Truthjmd the Way. Oh! sing, &c.
3. The children are waiting, and learning, until God's spirit shall lead them to do all His will ; Then, strong in the grace, He will help them to wi Their hands shall, in turn, other children lead in. Oh ! sing, &c-
4. We all, all are waiting to go, by and by, Through fair pearly gates to the city on high, To learn, in the Temple of God, up above, The unending story of infinite love. Oh 1 sing, &c-
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2. Know ye that the Lord is God ! Praise his ho - ly name !
3. En - ter in his gates with thanks ! And his courts with praise !
4. O how gracious is the Lord! Ev - er good and kind!
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2. Then friends, once more farewell, Time bids us part ; Fond mem'ry long shall dwell A - round each heart.
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j wait the promise, "bye-and-bye."
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1. Haste, traveler, haste, the night comes on,
2. The rising tempest sweeps the . . . sky ;
3. Haste while a shelter you may . . gain,
4. Then linger not in all the plain ;
And many a shining hour is gone ;
The rains descend, the winds are high ;
A covert from the wind and rain,
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he moved; he that keepeth thee ) will not slumber. Israel shall not S slumber nor sleep.
3. The Lord is thy keeper ; the > The sun shall not smite >
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5. O voice of mercy ! voice of love ! /
In conflict, grief, and ) ag - o - ny,
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3. He gazed at the flowers with tearful eyes,
He kissed their | drooping | leaves ; It was for the Lord of Paradise, He | bound them | in his | sheaves.
4. " My Lord hath need of these flowerets gay/'
The Keaper | said, and | smiled ;
Dear tokens of the earth are they,
Where | he was I once a I child.
They shall all bloom in fields of light,
Transplanted | by my | care; And saints, upon their garments white,
These | sacred | blossoms | wear. And the mother gave, in tears and pain,
The flowers she | most did | love ; She knew she should find them all again
In the | fields of | light a- | bove. O, not in cruelty, not in wrath,
The Keaper | came that | day : 'Twas an angel visited the green earth,
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1. ( Ques. How shall man be just with God?
( Cho. Being justified bv faith we have peace with God through our | Lord... Jesus } Christ.
2. i Ques. "What shall I do to be saved ?
} Cho. Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and | thou — | shall be | saved.
1. < Ques. "What son is he whom the father chasteneth not ? I Cho. The Lord loveth whom he chasteneth, and scourg-
eth every son whom | he re- | ceiveth. |
2. ( Ques. What man is he that liveth and shall not see death? ( Cho. It is appointed unto men once to die, and | after |
death, the | judgment.
1. ( Ques. For what is your life ?
( Cho. It is even a vapor that appeareth for a little mo- ment, and then | vanish... eth a- | way.
2. S Ques. Whence then cometh wisdom ?
{ Cho. The fear of the Lord, that is wisdom, and to de« part from | evil... is | under- | standing.
1. £ Ques. If a man die shall he live again ?
I Cho. He that liveth and believeth in me, though hft were dead, | yet... shall he | live.
2. < Ques. Who shall ascend into the hill of the Lord ?
I Cho. He that hath clean | hands.. and a | pure — | heart.
L $ Ques. Are there few that be saved ?
I Cho. Strive to enter in at the strait gate, for many shall seek to enter in and | shall not... be | able.
{Ques. O death, where is thy sting, O grave, where ia thy victory ? Cho. Thanks be to God who giveth ut the victory thro' | our Lord | Jesus | Christ.
( Ques. Who are these that are arrayed in white robes,
1. < and whence came they ?
( Cho. These are they which came up out of | great... tribu- | lation.
2. Cho. And have washed their robes, and made them ] white... in the I blood... of the I Lamb.
Glory, honor, praise, and power be unto the Lamb forever, Halle-lu-jah ! hal-le-lu-jah ! hal-le-lu-jah! A - men.
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PRAISE THE LORD.
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1. O, all ye works of the Lord, bless
3. O, ye heavens, .... bless
5. O, all ye powers of the Lord, bless
7. O, ye stars of heaven. . . bless
9. O, ye winter and summer, bless
11. O, ye nights and days, . . bless
13. O, ye lightnings and clouds, bless
15. O, ye children of men, . . bless
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8. O, ye showers and dew, bless ye
10. O, ye dews and frosts, bless ye
12. O, ye light and darkness, bless ye
14. O, all the earth, . . bless ye
16. O, ye servant»of the Lord, bless ye
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1. What say the joyous birds Warbling in glee? Hark to their cheerful -words, Water for me ; Hark to their cheerful words. Water for me.
2. What say the tiny flowers, Silvered with dew, Unfolding eve - ry hour Beauties to view ? Unfolding every hour Beauties to view.
3. What cries the waving grain, Up to the skies ? Give us the blessed rain. Soon or we die, Give us the blessed rain Soon or we die.
4. What say the girls and boys, Ruddy and fair? Give us pure healthy joys, Found only there, Give us pure healthy joys, Found only there.
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2. The day-star ris - es — sight sublime, Its beams illume the land. No more will drunkenness and crime, Stalk
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WATEB'S THE IDJEIXCTK FOR -A.IL.1L..
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1. Brightly beams the morning sun, O'er the woods and meadows green ; Glittering drops of pearly dew, On each opening flow'r are seen. ) Birds have left their leafy homes.Sweetly warbling welcome day ; Nature seems rejoiced to see Morning chase the night a - way. i
2. Let us roam among the fields, Where the pretty wild flow'rs grow ; Or beside the murmuring rill, Where the waters gently flow. \ "When the sultry noon draws near.Let us seek the woody deli. There we'll drink the waters clear, Sparkling from the mossy well. »
3. Can strong drink of a- ny kind, Tho' in goblets bright it gleam, E'er allay the burnir/j thirst. Like the pure and crystal stream?) Never, nev-er, though we try, Thus to al - ter Nature's plan : Still we find where'er we go, Wa - ter is the best for man. J
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2. The brook that by our cottage door, Went singing in its glee,
3. The flowers that in the low-ly dell, In modest beauty grew, L We onward press to reach that land, To see its glo-ries beam.
Were sweeter than the summer birds' That sang at ear-lydawn; We thought of all the streams'of earth, The brightest one must be, Methought the fairest ones that drank The crystal drops of dew, We long to gather fadeless flow'r3 Beside that flowing stream,
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But sweeter far those heav'ly strains.That earthly pilgrims raise. When safely en-tered in- to rest, Where prayer is turned to praise. But brighter far that liv - ing stream, That from beneath the throne, Bursts forth and gladdens Salem's plains.With radiance all its own. But those that in the land of peace, Drink in the heavenly light, Axe fair - er than the flow'rs of earth, As day outshines the night. We soon shall hear those songs of j oy, Those hal - le - lu - j ahs sweet, That burst from angel harps an d tongues, In Salem's golden street*.
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May 30th,the day set apart for strewing flowers over the graves of fallen soldiers. Moderato.
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2. They died our country to re - deem, And from the lov - ing earth we bring The wealth of hill and vale and
3. With snowy hawthorn, clus-ters white,Fair vi - o - lets of heav'nly blue, And ear - ly ros-es, fresh and
4. But pur - er than the fair - est flow'rs, We strew above the honored dead The ten - der, changeless love of
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INDEX
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America 1
Angels bright 115
Are you watching ? 16
A sweet home of peace 29
As we journey on to Zion 121
Beautiful angels 68
Beautiful city 20
Beautiful home on high 92
Beautiful river 27
Beautiful spirits 28
Be thou, O God 105
Beyond the sunset 119
Bless our Sabbath school 108
Child's morning song 63
Christian's battle call 18
Christmas morning 36
Christmas song 35
Come and join our happy song. . . 106
Come, join our celebration 57
Come, let us sing of Jesus 72
Come, 0 come to Jesus 117
Come, take a stand for Jesus 69
Come to me, little one 11
Come unto me 13
Come, well done 129
Dear Sunday school 88
Dennis. S. M 105
Easter carol 103
Following Jeaus '. . 81
Gathering song 30
Gather them in 8
God above the clouds 124
Happy home 17
Hark*! I hear the angels sing .... 122
Heavenly bliss 65
Heavenly breezes 46
Hebron/ L. M 73
Here and yonder 51
Holy angels 14
Home ami heaven 125
Homeward bound 58
How beautiful the morning 74
How gentle God's commands 105
How sweet 'tis to meet 34
Hymn. 8a & 7s 33
I'll seek that beautiful stream .... 61
I'll work for Jesus 98
I love him, for he first loved me . . 71
Is it well 1 84
Jerusalem, the golden 82, 83
Jesus help me 19
Jesus, I come to the fount of life. . 94
Jesus knocking at the door 67
Jesus, only Jesus 37
Journeying on to Canaan 99
Joyful in the Lord* 104
Let the children sing 43
Let us follow our heavenly King. . 112
Let us set out in season for home. 96
Little children, come to me 79
Little saints 75
Look aloft 131
Lo ! the lilies 126
Marching on 62
Martyn. 7s, Double 47
Mary to the Saviour's tomb 47
My country, 'tis of thee 7
My happy angel home 48
Nearer my home 91
New Year's hymn 39
O, gladly on this Sabbath day. ... 40
O happy land 70
O seek that beautiful stream 60
Oh, sing praises 87
Old Hundred. L. M 105
Olmurz. S. M 93
One by one 5
Only one crossing over 95
O Paradise 66
Our loved ones in heaven 59
Over there 22
Over the tide 102
Pilgrim's chorus 107
Pleyel's Hymn. 7s 105
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^DEX.
Rejoice, rejoice 86
Remember thy Creator 63
Rest for the weary 44
Ring the hells 21
Rock of ages .... 49
Sabbath morn 130
Sailing for glory 78
Seek him early 31
Seek the Lord 127
Shall we meet beyond the river ? . . 38
Shepherd of the flock 116
Simon of Cyrene 41
Sister, thou\vast mild and lovely. 33
Soon, oh ! soon I'm going over. . . 120
Sow the seed 15
Stand up for Jesus 109
Sweet day of rest 50
Sweet is the work 93
Thanks to thee, before we part ... 101
The angels are coming 54
The banner of Salvation 90
The better land 23
The children's friend 53
The evergreen shore 80
The golden crown 128
The golden days before us 97
The heavenly land 26
The Lambs of the flock 77
The light that lies beyond 12
The little pilgrim 43
The morning breaks 52
The other side 113
There is our home 85
There, there is rest 89
The royal diadem , 4
The starry crown 3
The Sunday school's call 123
The union of hands and of hearts. 24
Thus far the Lord 73
To Canaan 32
Up yonder Ill
Waiting children 133
Waiting for angels 76
Welcome ! welcome ! 10
We'll wait till Jesus comes 64
We love the Sabbath school 56
We shall dwell with Jesus evermore. 9
We soon shall be over the river. . . 100
What can I give to Jesus % 45
When we go up from Jordan 6
Where shall we make her grave "? . 55
Who shall reign 1 110
Who should give thanks 1 114
Zion's call 118
Ail i liems; •
Angel voices, (Easter carol) 132
Christmas Anthem 141
Come unto me 140
Jubilate Deo 134
Rejoice in the Lord 138
Te Deum , 136
Oliants*
Bye-and-bye 144
Come to me 146
Haste, traveler, haste 144
How shall a man be just ! 147
I will lift up mine eyes 145
Praise the Lord 148
The Lord's prayer 145
The reaper and the flowers 146
Miscellaneous Pieces •
Earth and heaven 152
Good night 135
Mother, I have heard sweet music. 154
Soldier's memorial day 153
The little ballad singers 1 56
The temperance banner 1 60
Water for me 149
Water's the drink for all 151
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