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J. H. LESLIE and R. B. MAHAFFEY.
NEW YORK:
Published by C. M. OADY, 107 Duane St.
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1878, bv Leslie & Mahaffey, in the Office of the
Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
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FOR
Saiatl Schools, Prayer ^ Praise Mis, an! tie Home Circle.
■BY*
J. H. LESLIE ^R. B. MAHAFFEY,
ASSISTED BY OVER FIFTY OTHERS.
NEW YORK:
PUBLISHED BY C. M. CADY, 107 DUANE STREET.
Copyrighted 1878 by LESLIE & MAHAFFEY.
PREFACE
To all who "love God," and hope for "eternal life " through the merits of a "crucified 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, sing and live 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. Dortch,
*• E. C. Ellsworth.
4 ' Mary E. Kail.
44 M. A. Kidder.
44 J. H. Leslie.
44 M. E. R. Satterlee.
44 C. L. Shacklock.
44 M. Slusser.
Miss Clara Noyes.
44 Helen F. Shaw.
44 Vinnie Vernon.
Rev. W. T. Dale.
44 Elisha A. Hoffman.
44 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. Dawson.
D. E. Dortch
G. W. Eidt.
S. L Fish.
S. H. French.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
Mr. Chas. Geesey.
14 R. A. Glenn.
44 L. M. Gordon.
•4 John T. Grape.
•4 Chas. Jaekel.
44 E. R. Latta.
44 J. F. Kinsey.
44 J. J. Maxfield.
■■ I. W. Mattison.
44 J. F. McConnelL
44 M. J. Munger
44 E. P. Noyes.
44 Thomas Parkison.
•4 M. D. Potter.
Mr. Otis F. Presbrey.
4' Eben E. Rexford,
44 J. E. Rohrbough.
44 Brennie Smith.
44 R. G. Staples.
44 S. W. Straub.
44 M. P. Suter,
44 J. H. Tenney.
44 N. E. Townsend.
44 S. L. Tyler.
44 W. F. Werschkul.
44 A. W. Williams.
44 W. T. Wiley,
and others.
No person or persons will be allowed to print or publish any words or music herein contained,
without obtaining permission from the owners of the copyrights.
LESLIE & MAHAFFEY,
Altoona, Pa., March 26, 1878.
PRECIOUS JEWELS.
MRS. E. C. ELLSWORTH.
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PRECIOUS JEWELS.
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1. There are jew -els, pre-cious jew - els, Dropp'd from lips di - vine, Pearls ol white-ness, gems of
2. There are jew - els, pre-cious jew - els, Pol - ish'd pure and white ; Sa - cred clus - ter, heav'n-born
3. There are jew -els, pre-cious jew - els, From the mines of truth ; Songs of sweet-ness, with a
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DROOPING SOULS.
Why art thou cast dowu my soul ? Hope thou in God ! —Psalm 42 : 11,
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long - er mourn, Je - sus still is prec - ious,
full and free, Droop-ing souls to glad - den,
Sa-vior's name, Dear to all that love Him
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Rise and reach to heav-en, Soon as you on Him re - ly, All shall be for-giv - en
Con-trite souls believe Him, Je - sus calls you, cease to mourn, Wor-ship Him, receive him
SWEET REST IN JESUS.
Come unto me all ye that labor,and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. — Matthew, 11, 28.
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3. When we are number'd with the dead. And all the scenes of earth have fled, We
to des-pair, We lift our hearts to God in prayer, And
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HE LIVES, NO MORE TO DIE.
I know that my Redeemer liveth.— Job xix : 25.
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And he arose and rebuked the wind, and said unto the sea, Peace, be still.
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We have a building of God, an house not made with hands, eternal in the Heavens.— 2d Cor, 5: 1,
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GOD SHALL ALL YOUR NEED SUPPLY.
God shall supply alJyourneed according to hie riches in glory by Christ Jesus. -
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TALK WITH ME LORD.
That which I see not, teach Thou me.— Job 34: 32,
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tone; Thou must save and thou a - lone; In my hand noprice I bring, Sim-ply to thy cross I cling,
known, And be - hold Thee on Thy throne;Rock of a - ges, cleft for me, Let me hide my -self in thee.
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HEAR THE VOICE OF JESUS CALLING.
Go work to-day in my vineyard.— Matt. 21 : 28.
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Hear the voice of Je - bus call - ing, Why de-lay so long?
3. Hear the voice of Je - sus call - ing,Harken while vou may,
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GREAT PEACE.
Great peace have they which love Thy law.— Ps. 119 : 165.
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I BRING MY SINS TO THEE.
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And the angel said unto them, Fear not, for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy. — Lttkt! 2 : 10.
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JUST WAITFNG.
I am jufit waiting for the last summons. Last words of David Lowry, D. D.
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2. Just waiting to step from the borders of time. Just waiting to en-ter the heav-en-ly clinie. Just waiting the final a-
3. Just waiting to stand on the beautiful shore, With kindred and friends who have gone on before, Just waiting to sing with the
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2. When I do not speak aloud, Jesus knows if I am proud;— Knows when I am good and right, For my heart is in his sight,
3. Jesus watches when I sleep — For myself I cannot keep; So he keeps me all the night. Wakes me with his morning light.
4. Jesus loves me,I shall know Sometime why he loves me so;Why he left his home on high— Died, that I might never die.
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I TAKE THEE AT THY WORD.
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ENTER INTO THY CLOSET.
lint thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet. "— Matt, b : 6.
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Arise, shine ; for thy light is come. — Isiah 60 : 1.
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fly to - geth - er, Homeward bound when storms are nigh? Lo ! from ev - 'ry isle and na-tion,
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From the shores of ev - 'ry sea, Flow-ing to Thy nab - i - ta-tion, Crowds are thronging unto Thee.
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IF WE ARE CHRIST'S.
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I shall be satisfied, when I awake, with Thy likeness.— Ps, 17 : 15.
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Ezkk, 34:
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2. Savior, thou hast love a-bound-ing,Thou does know rae ver - y well ; Oh for-give me when I
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'TIS SWEET, 0 BLESSED JESUS.
For to u»e to live is Christ, and to die is gain. —Phil. 1: 21.
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And the multitudes that went before, and that followed, cried, saying, Hosanna to the son of David. —Matt. 21: 9.
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Blessed are they that dwell in Thy house. — Ps. 84 : 4.
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2. 'Tis not to id - ly pass a - way, The precious moments giv'n ; We meet up - on this
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HE HATH SET ME ON A ROCK.
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THE MASTER CALLETH.
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The Master is come and calleth for thee.
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We should quickly ban-ish, Ev - 'ry i - dol, sin, Mak-ing room for Je-sus, Nowto en - ter i|
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2. And if I pre-pare your home, Sure-ly I will come a - gam ; And be-neath my pal - ace
3. Blest Re-deem-er when shall I Be per-mit - ted to ap - pear; In the por - tals of the
4. While the coming a - ges roll, Let my spir - it be at rest; Joy - ful let my rap - tur'd
I am go - ing to pre-pare.
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sky, To be - hold my dwell-ing there
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2. Oth - er lit - tie chil-dren, We must gath-er in From the homes ol sor - row.From the paths of sin.
3. We must work for Je - bus, All our youth-ful days, By and by in glo - ry, We will sing His praise.
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THERE'S A FRIEND.*
Be of good courage. Ps. 27 : 14.
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REV. S. Y. HARMKR,
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2. Children, lis - ten to the call, And o - bey the Lord's command, Come and go with Him 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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MBS. E. C. ELLSWORTH.
GO IN AND OUT.
And shall go in and out and find pasture, —John 10:
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How I love to work for Je - sus, For He labored hard for me; When He purchased my re-
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He keepeth the paths of judgment, and preserveth the way of his saints. — Peov. 2: 8,
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CLOSER AND CLOSER TO JESUS.
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all things else but loss. There are man - y pre-cious chil-dren, We should seek and gath-er in, Let us
L the law's de-mand. If we love to do His pleasure, He will all our wants supply, And will
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For He careth for you."— 1st Peteb, 5: 7.
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2. If Bin has be-cloud-ed your way, For - get not your Rock and your Shield.But go un-to Je-sus and Bay, "Dear
3. His ear will at-tend to your cry, His eye neith-er slumbers nor sleeps, His love will your spirits sup - ply, His
4. Then trust Him for mer-cies to come, Nor yield to temp-ta-tions se - vere, He'll lead you in peace to your Jaome. And
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so great and high. Thou dost view with smil - ing face, Lit- tie chil - dren when they cry,
my sins for - give, Make me low - ly, pure in heart, Jn Thy pres - euce may I live,
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"Sa - vior, guide me by Thy grace. "By Thy grace, by the grace, "Sa- vior guide me by thy grace. "
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Watch and pray, that ye enter not iuto temptation."— Matt. 26
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2. Tempest-toss'd and sore, distress'd, Still to Thee I'm cling- ing
3. Brighter scenes in heav'n a - wait For mv raptur'd vis - ion
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WHAT WILT THOU HAVE ME TO DO.
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2. Of - ten Thy voice I have heard
3. Jo - sua for me Thou hast died.
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Call - ing from fol - ly and sin.
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2. With the an-gels round the throne,CIoth'd in splendor we shall stand, Death and tears are nev-er known,
3. Part-ing days will nev - er come, Bright our lot will ev - er be, When we reach our heav'nly home,
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I LONG TO BE WITH JESUS.
Having a desire to depart, and to be with Christ, which is far better.
BEV. J. H. MARTIN.
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1. 1 long to be with Je-sus, In shin-ing realms above. To con-template His glo- ry And eel - ebrate His love.
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I'll bo with Christ in glo-ry, And view His love-ly face, I'll sing the joy-ful sto-ry Uf His redeem-ing grace.
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1. The moon in brightness walks the sky, The love-ly queen of night Pours down her ra-diance from on high, Her
2. With lus- tre bor - row'd from the bright Re-ful - gent king of day, She shines with less re- Bplendent light, A
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4. Re - flee - tor of the splendor brightWhich from the Sa-vior gleams, A- mid the world's dark gloomy night, She
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2. O song of light and dawn of bliss.Sound over earth and fill these 6kies. Nor ev - er, ev - er, ev - er cease, Thy
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WEIGHED INI THE BALANCE.
Thou art weighed in the balauce, and art found wanting.
MRS. E. C. ELLSWORTH.
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2. Cru-el foes stood round a - bout me, Fiercely flash'd their vengeful ire; When they saw my
3. I shall nev - er cease re -joic-ing, For I know that I am free; From the pow'r of
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2. Here in the desert, cheerless 1 roam. La -den with sorrow. far from my home; Clouds on my pathway darkly I see,
3. Savior, J love Thee, dwell in my heart, Nev-er, oh nev - er, from me de-part; Hope, like a rainbow, shin- ing I see,
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Lord I am wen - ry, load me to Thee.
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BY AND BY.
"Ye shall pass over this Jordan."— Josh. 1
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All our sor-rows shall bo past, By and by,
We shall join the heav'nly choir, By and by.
There we'lljoin tho ransom'd throng. By and by
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In our home, so bright and fair. Where the hap-py an- gels are. We shall praise for-ev - er there, By
There we'll meet be-fore the throne, Then we'll lay our trophies down, And re-ceive a shin-ing crown, By
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ONWARD PRESSING.
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the mark for the prize ot the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. —Phil. 3: 14.
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3. Here love, in oue per - petual stream, Descends to all of A -dam's race ; Let songs im-mor - tal swell the theme, The
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Nearer to thee!
Tho' like the wanderer,
Daylight all gone.
Darkness be over me,
My rest a stone;
Yet in my dreams I'd be-
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Nearer to thee!
3. There let the way appear
Steps unto heaven;
All that thou sendest me.
In mercy given;
Angels to beckon me
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Nearer to thee!
4. Or, if on joyful wing,
Cleaving the sky,
Sun, moon, and stars forget,
Upward I fly ;
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Nearer to thee!
INDEX.
PAGE.
Awake, and Satisfied 29
Beautiful Home 61
Be Near Me 81
Beyond the Hills 73
Blessed Jesus 85
By and By 77
Child's Prayer CS
Christ Calming the Storm. . . 7
Closer and Closer to Jesus. .. 64
Closer to Thee 8
Drooping Souls 4
Enter into thy Closet 23
Even as Josiah 48
Fair as the Moon 73
God shall all your need supply 1 1
Go in and out 58
Great Peace 16
Guide Me Blessed Savior 17
Happy Home Above. 40
Heaven is My Home 10
Hear the Voice of Jesus 15
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 Brixg My Sins to Thee ... 18
I Cannot Know 62
I Long to Be With Jesus. ... 73
PAGE.
I Love Jesus 25
I Take Thee at Thy Word. . . 22
In the Fiery Furnace 45
If We are Christ's 28
Jesus Gentle Shepherd 83
Jesus Loves the Children 21
"Jesus Wept" G3
Just Waiting 20
Lead Me Safely on. 9
Lead Me to Thee 76
Let the Little Children Come 57
Lord's Prayer 5
Mansions Bright 49
Nearer Home 76
Nearer My God to Thee 79
Onward Pressing 78
Our Home Beyond the River 43
Oh, that Sweet Day 36
Our Promised Help 51
Precious Jewels 3
Remember Jesus 43
Rise and Shine 26
Rock of Ages 13
Saviour and Friend 21
Song of Deliverance 75
Shelter Near the Cross 50
Succor of the Tempted 60
Sweet Rest in Jesus 5
PAGE.
Sweetest Story Ever Told. . . 19
Take these Lambs 55
Talk With Me, Lord 13
The Fountain 79
The Jasper Sea 71
The Master Calleth 47
The Smitten Rock 56
The Very Best for Jesus 30
There is a gate that stands ajar 34
There's a Friend 54
Then Do I Love Jesus 37
There's Rest for thee at Home 52
'Tis Sweet, O Blessed Jesus. 32
'Tis with the Righteous Well 44
Waiting, Watching and long-
ing 24
Watch and Pray 69
We Haste to Sabbath School 39
We Must Work for Jesus. . . 53
We're going to work for Jesus 27
We will go and work for Jesus 66
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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