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BUDS  OF   PROMISE 


A  COLLECTION  OF 


NEW  HYMNS  AND  TUNES 

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SABBATH-SCIIOOL     AND     HOME    CIRCLE. 

BY   H.    F.    WIGHT. 


PUBLISHED  BY 
WHITE,     SMITH,     A.NT>     PERRY, 

208  AND  300,  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
BOSTON. 


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1  When  I  by  faith  on  Pisgah  stand,  What  wonders  greet  the  eye  !   Beneath  I    view    the 

2  I     see    the    hills  of  Canaan  rise  From  verdant  plains  below,    While  far    a  -  way,  in 


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romised  land,  Where  Jordan's  waters  lie. 
lzure  skies,  Are  mountains  capp'd  with  snow. 


3  I  view  the  paths  the  Saviour  trod, 

Where  with  his  chosen  tew, 
He  taught  he  was  the  Son  of  God, 
And  came  his  will  to  do. 

4  I  see  him  come  as  Zion's  King, 

And  many  throng  his  way  ; 
I  hear  their  loud  hosannas  ring — 
Hail  to  Messiah's  day  ! 


GODS     WAYS.— (Concluded  from  opposite  page.) 


2  Until  by  dint  of  strokes  and  blows, 

The  shapeless  mass  appears 
Symmetric  fair,  and  beautiful, 

To  stand  a  thousand  years. 
The  beaten  theavea.  all  threshed  and  bruised 

And  trampled  under  feet, 
Yield  forth,  when  tribulation's  o'er, 

Their  grains  of  golden  wheat. 


3  Out  of  the  crushed  and  mangled  grapes 

Comes  forth  the  sparkling  wine  ; 
If  heaven  but  be  my  home  at  last, 

Hi  aach  experience  mine! 
Kept  while  thy  furnace,  heated  white, 

Shall  purge  the  dross  away ; — 
Thy  judgments,  Lord,  are  true  and  right, 

And  brighten  day  by  day. 


6  The  Royal   Diadem. 

Words  by  Rev.  Elias  Nason. 


Music  by  IIenrt  F.  Wight. 


1  Have  you  heard  the  sweet  sto  -  ry,  more  precious  than  gold,     Of    the    bahe    in    the 

2  Do   you  know  how  he  hushed  the  wild  waves  of  the  sea,     And  from   dangers    ap- 

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3. 
And  don't  you  remember  how  tender  and  kind 
He  was  to  the  children,  the  poor  and  the  blind  ? 
0  yes!  we  remember  and  joyous  we  sing 
Uosanna  to  Jesus,  Redeemer  and  King ! 
C/iorus. 
The  Friend  that  was  so  dear  to  them 
Must  wear  the  royal  diadem. 


And  was  it  not  sweet  in  the  temple  to  hear 
The  chorus  of  children  so  loud  and  so  clear? 
Aye,  sweet  was  the  chorus  and  with  them  we  sing 
Uosanna  to  Jesus,  lledccmer  and  King  ! 
Chorus. 

Let  heaven  and  earth  bring  rarest  gem 

To  deck  his  royal  diadem. 


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Dr.  E.  R.  Blanchard. 


1  Je  -  sus  !    ten  -  der     Shepherd,    hear  me  !     liless  thy   lit  -  tie    lamb    to  -  night ! 

2  All    this    day    thy    hand    has    led    me,       And    I    thank   thee    for    thy    care ; 

3  Let   my      sins     be      all      for  -  giv  -  en  !     Bless  the  friends  I      love      so      well ! 


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Through  the  dark  -  ness  be  thou  near  me,  Watch  my  sleep  till  morn  -  ing  light. 
Thou  hast  clothed  me,  warmed  and  fed  me —  Lis  -  ten  to  my  eve  -  ning  prayer. 
Take  me,    when     I       die,     to      heav  -  en,     Hap  -  py    there  with    thee    to     dwell. 


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The    Stf^ong   Defence. 


Henry  F.  Wight. 


1  He  is  "  my  Rock,"  the  mighty  Lord  On  whom  my  ev'ry  hope  is  stayed — Firm  as  his 

2  "  My  fortress  "  in  the  hour  of  need,  When  dangers  thick  around  me  fly  ;    Far  up  its 


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glorious  heights  he'll  had,  My  help  omni  -  po  -  tent  -  ly  nigh ;  And  there  exalt  -  ed  I  will 


placed,  Christ  Jc-sus,    is  thus  firm-ly  based.    "The  Rock"  on  which  my  feet  are  placed, 
be,  From  ev'  -  ry  'foe  and   danger   free.       And    there  ex  -  alt  -  ed      I      will      be, 

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•'  My  Tower"  of  strength  !  I  look  among 
Thy  proud,  high  battlements,  and  see 

That  I  am  safe.     "  My  Buckler  "  strong 
Can  well  protect  and  keep  me  free  ; 

Thou  hast  encompassed  me  around, 

With  bulwarks  high  and  depths  profound, 
hast  encompassed,  &c. 


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Trust   In    God. 

Words  by  Caroline  a.  Hayden. 

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shoals  and  sunken  rocks 
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Lie  beneath    a     surface     fair,  Honied  words  and   radiant 
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I'll  away  to  the  school  the  Saviour  to  praise, 
To  hear  of  his  love  mid  learn  of  his  w  aya  ; 
For  it  is  my  delight,  and  shall  be  my  rule, 
Never  to  be  late  at  the  Sabbath  school. 
Cho. — At  the  Sabbath  school,  &c. 


4. 

Now,  patrons  and  friends,  we  appeal  unto  you, 
To  help  our  dear  children  their  way  to  pursue; 
While  memory  shall  last,  this  shall  be  our  rule, 
To  bless  you  for  supporting  our  Sabbath  school. 
Cuo. — At  the  Sabbath  school,  &c. 


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toward    Children. 


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1  Children,  there  is  none  like  Je  -  sus, 

2  Sweet  the  mother's  fond  ca  -  ressings 


Fond  and    tender,    gentle,  kind  ;  'Mongst  the 
Kind  the   anxious   father's  care  ;      Sweeter 


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friends  on  earth  who  please  us,  None  like  Jesus  you  can  find  ;     He  calls  you  lambs,  He 
much   are    Je  -  sus'  blessings,  And  He  "watches  ev-  'ry  hair.     He    nev  -  er  sleeps,  But 

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loves  and  keeps  His  lit  -  tie  ones  as   jew  -  els  rare.  He  never  sleeps,  but  loves  and  keeps 

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And  knows  the   6e  -  cret  of  your  mind. 
His     lit  -  tie    ones    as    jew -els  rare. 


3  Tend'rest  mothers  may  forsake  you, 

Titying  fathers  be  unkind  ; 
Then  it  is  that  Christ  will  take  you, 
And  to  His  fond  bosom  bind. 

He'll  never  leave 

His  lambs  to  grieve, 
Forgotten,  helpless,  weak  and  blind. 

4  Sec  your  gentle  Shepherd's  meekness, 

When  young  children  to  Him  came, 
How  He  smiled  upon  their  weakness, 
Cast  on  men's  rebukes  His  blame. 

Yes,  children  dear, 

You  need  not  fear, 
Your  Saviour's  love  is  still  the  same. 

6  Spake  the  Lord  to  those  around  Him, 
••  Heaven's  kingdom  is  of  such  ;  " 
Men,  not  children,  sold  and  bound  Him  ; 
Children  lov'd  and  praised  Him  much. 


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They  ran  to  meet, 
To  sing  and  greet, 
And  gain  the  Son  of  David's  touch. 

6  Pleasing  arc  your  smiles  and  gladness 

In  the  si^ht  of  your  best  Friend  ; 

Dread  to  grieve  Dim,  lest  Ilis  sadness 

Bring  your  pleasures  to  an  end ; 

But  come  what  will, 

Cling  to  Him  still, 
And  henceforth  to  His  voice  attend. 

7  If  you  saw  a  dear  friend  weeping 

O'er  your  foolish,  sinful  ways, 
Wo-. Id  you  not  resolve  on  keeping 
From  such  faults  on  future  days, 

And  grieve  to  see 

His  misery  ? 
So  Jesus  weeps,  when  one  lamb  strays. 

8  Sin  to  you  must  be  as  hateful 

As  it  is  in  Jesus'  sight ; 
Strive  to  love  Him,  and  be  grateful, 
Try  to  think  and  do  what's  right, 

And  He  will  ;;ive 

You  grace  to  live 
And  walk  as  children  of  the  light. 

9  Ready  thus  for  Christ's  appearing, 

Lambs  He'll  gacher  to  His  rest, 
And  be  seen  to  heaven  hearing 
All  His  children  to  His  breast. 

No  sin,  no  sorrow, 

No  night,  no  morrow, 
But  day  eternal — joys  the  best. 


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"God  is  There."     6  &  5. 


T.  Fownes. 


When  o'er  earth  is  break  -ing     Bo  -  sy  light  and  fair,    Morn   a  . 
In    the  Sabbath  school-room,  As  we  join  in  prayer,  Ev'  -  ry 
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Tells  us,  "  God  is  there."  Kindly,  teachers  point  us,     With   regard  and  care,     To   the 

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heavenly  mansion,  Say  -  ing,  "  God  is  there." 


Let  us  learn  those  lessons 

Taught  us  everywhere ; 
And  if  sin  assail  us, 

Think  that  "  God  is  there." 
Then,  at  last,  with  angels, 

Ever  bright  and  fair, 
Singing  glorious  anthems, 

We'll  see  "  God  is  there." 


(By  permission.) 


Dr.  E.  It.  Blancuard. 


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1  Deal  Je  -  BUS,  ev  -  cr  at  my  side,  How  loving  must  thou  bo,  To  leave  thy  home  in 

2  I  cannot  fed  thee  touch  my  hand  With  pressure  light  and  mild.  To  ch(  ck  ma  us  my 

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2  Haste,  be  ear  -  ly    in    your    places,       In  your    old    ac  -  customed  seat ;     With  the 

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CHORUS.— A  little  faster 


worship  ;    praises    singing         On  this    ho  -  ly  Sabbath  day.  ^     " 

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For  your  heavenly  home  prepare. 
Nurse  the  buds  of  goodness  blooming 
With  the  grace  of  constant  prayer. — Clio. 


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Pleasing  monitors  are  they  ; 
Let  us,  heartfelt  praises  singing, 

Holy  keep  this  Sabbath  day. — Cuo. 


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1  Before  I  close  my  eyes  in  sleep, 

Lord,  hear  my  |  evening  |  prayer, 
And  dei^n  a  helpless  child  to  keep 
With  thy  pro-  |  tasting  |  care. 

2  Though  young  In  years,  I  have  been  taught 

Thj  asms  to  i  love  and  |  fear; 
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Thy  goodness  |  to  re-  |  vere. 


4  Nor  will  thy  mercy  less  delight 

The  infaut's  |  God  to  |  be, 
Who  through  the  darkness  of  the  night 
For  safety  |  trusts  to  |  Ihee. 

5  0,  mays'  thou  guard  with  gracious  arm 

The  couch  where-  |  on  I  j  lie 
And  keep  a  child  from  every  harm 
By  thy  all-  |  watchtul  |  r.e. 

6  For  night  and  day  to  thee  are  one, 

The  helpless  I  are  thy  I  care; 
And  for  the  sake  of  thy  dear  Son 
Thou  nearest  an  |  luiaut's  |  prayer. 

AMEN. 


20  Sweetly 

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Sing  For   Jesus. 


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For  spring-time  Is  the  best. 

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So  humble,  loving,  mild  : 
He  ever  will  dwell  wit  h  us, 
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Let  Us  Live  To  Love  Each  Other. 

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Something  noble,  something  kind ; 
All  that's  sinful  let,  us  smother; 
With  Satan  leave  it  all  behind. 

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Oh !  to  the  weary,  faint,  oppressed, 
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I  am  thy  |  portion,  |  '  Come  to  |  me.' 

5  O  voice  of  mercy !  voice  of  love! 

In  conflict,  grief  and  |  ago-  |  ny, 
Support  mc,  cheer  me  from  above! 
And  gently  |  whisper,  | '  Come  to  |  me.' 


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Little   Pilgrim 

Words  and Music  by  W.  F.  iikatii. 


37 


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He  will  remember  thee. 


Almighty  <;o<i!  our  hearts  Incline 
Thy  heavenly  voice  t>>  hear; 

Let  all  our  future  days  be  thine. 
Devoted  to  thy  (ear, 


40 


Allegro. 


Stand    Firm    M.y    Soul. 

From  "  Sacred  Stai?  "  by  permssion. 


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41 


tin-     vto    -    tor's  brow,  The    crown     of      glo  -    ry       waits. 


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w  11  b  ei  ery  valient  blow. 
Strike  at  i  if  myrmidons  of  sin  I 

Strike  I  for  thy  cause  is  Just  I 
Strike:  for  I li«-  \  i<-t'ry  thou  Shalt  win, 

If  hi  the  Lord  thou  trust. 


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i  >.  falter  not,  my  soul  I 
If  danger  come  the  Lord  Bhall  save, 

Woo  can  all  i  bings  control. 
Stand  up,  my  soul,  for  truth  and  right! 

\  it  take  no  fame  to  ti : 

Kot  in  thine  own  bul  Jesus  might, 

a  conauerer  thou  .shall  be. 


Shall  We    Meet  The   Dear   Pnes' 

Words  by  GBO.  8.  GEJ  i  (T. 


II.  P.  W. 


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Shall  we  meel  the  dear  ones 

\^  WS  |  near  the  olln-r  |  sin  ■re? 
Shall  we  know  and  love  them,  | 
Fatting  never  |  more? 


Chorus  to  1st  verse. 

\  es,  yes.  we  know  we'll  Ille  -t  them. 

Ami  their  |  smiling  faces  i  know,— 

And  With  joyous  words  shall  greet  them, 

Kor  the  I  Bible  tells  us  |  so. 
2nd  verse.    Imf.t. 
Shall  we  meet  the  blessed  Jesus 

When  life's  I  1  rials  all  are  o'er?  I 

Shall  we  know  hiui  in  that  kingdom, 

Which  shall  i  last  forever  i  more? 

Chorus  to  2nd  verse. 
Yes.  yes,  we  shall  meet  them; 

all  the  |  dear  ones  saved  a  |  hove — 
Met  t  and  sini,'  the  Eternal  praises; 
ui'a  |  Saviour's  dying  |  love. 


42  Lessons    Of  The   Lillies. 

Words  by  B.  F.  FULLER.  Esq. 


H.  F.  Wight. 


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Allegretto 


1.  Why     is 


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w  iiy  is  their  bloom  bo  di  lef? 

—  Because,  In  this  1 :  life  ofours, 

\\  e  all  fade  Like  a  Leal 


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of  weal  or  woe  to  men, 
Shall  we  come  lort  h.  in  garments  clad 

01  Lily-white  array ; 
In  our  regeneration  glad, 

As  children  of  the  day.' 


A   LIHEIITV   SOXII. 

I. 

•  A  shout,  fl  shout,  form  sea  to  sea, 
A  SOBg  from  shore  to  shore  ; 
The  chain  is  riven,  the  slave  is  free, 
free  to  be  hound  no  more, 

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four  forth  In  Hoods  ol  day. 


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The  Vi'-ti'l  y  is  ours  ; 

Nol  gained  by  sword  or  battle  how, 

BUI   h  '\  e  9  9Up<   i  Ll  II    pOM  ei  s. 

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\  song  ii "in  Bhore  to  Bhore, 

Ten  thousand  deathless  souls  are  free- 
1  lee  to  be  hound  no  more." 


44  Never   Forget 

Words  by  Caroline  A.  Hayden. 


To   Watch    And   Pray. 

W.  F. 


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1.  Ev  -  'ry       day    hath    toil     and 

2.  Pa  -  tient  -   ly        en  -   dur  -  ing. 

3.  La  -  bor!    wait!  though  midnight 


trou  -  ble,      Ev  -  'ry    heart    hath  care ; 

ev    -  er       Let       thy     spir  -  it  be 

shad  -  ows    Gath  -  er    round  thee  here, 


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Meek  -  ly      bear  thine    own    full 
Bound    by      links   that    can -not 
And     the    storm     a  -  bove    thee 


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meas  -  ure    And  thy     broth  -  ers 

sev  -    er       To  hu  -  man  -    i 

low  -  'ring    Fill  thy    heart  with 

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Fear  not.  shrink  not,  though  the    bur  -  den   heav  • 
La  -  bor!  wait!  thy  mas  -  ter        suf  -  fer'd    ore 
Wait  in    hope!  the  morn  -  ing    dawn -eth.  When 


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•Every   Day   Hath    Toil    ^nd   Trouble.   coxnnxrcrxD. 


51 


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God    shall    (ill     thy  mouth  with     gladness,    And     thy  heart    with  Love. 

(  ounl    ikm      lost    thy    fleet  -  in:^     moments;    Life    hath     but       be    -     gun. 
Ami       a     peace -ful     rest       a  -  waits    thee  When  thy    work     Is  done. 


t  Come  to    Je   -   sus—  lit 
2  Come  to     Je    -    sus— for 


tie       sin  -  hit.    Come    to      him    this 
he     loves    you.  He'a     so     great,    and 


ve  -   ry     day, 

kind,  and    good; 


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to    je 


your  knees   !»•  -  tore    him,     He     wfl]  teach    you    how 
-  sus— he     will  wash     you       In     his       own  mosl    on- 


to      pray. 
clous    blood. 


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A.  T.  Gorman. 


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We'll  try  to  be  kind  with  a  willing  mind 
For  kindness  will  cheer  the  heart ; 

And  we'll  try  to  speak  kind  words  to  the  weak, 
And  bid  all  their  fears  depart. 

Chorus. 


3. 

We'll  try  to  meet  at  Jesus'  I 

iviom-  to  us  so  deal  ; 
And  we'll  Joyfully  sim;  around  our  king 

When  we  shall  In  heaven  appear. 

Chorus. 


54 


A   Present    Saviour. 


H.  F  W. 


1  We    may     not    climb    the     lieav'nly    steeps  To    bring    the 
Through  him    the     first    fond  prayer    is       said   Our     lips       of 


Sa  -  viour      down; 
child  -  hood  frame 


In  vain       we 

D.C.  And  faith    has 

The  last     low 

ttC.Wc  own    thy 


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search  the     low  -  est     deeps    For     him       no    depth    can  drown. 

still       its       Ol    -    i    -    vet,       And    love,     its       Gal    -  i    -  lee. 

Wilis -per       of       our     dead    are        burdened     with    his  name. 

sway,    we     hear    thy       call,    we       test       our     lives    by  thine. 

^tl — « 0 •— -r— »- :—  0 0 — ^ — h^ f 


V        V        V 
But  warm,  sweet,  ten  -  der,     e 

O,      Lord  and     Mas-  ter       of 

^     .._h IS 


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us 


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all! 


A        pre3  -  ent    help         is  he ; 

Wbate'er       our    name       or       sign, 

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D.  C.  S. 


Child 


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YMN. 


55 


Music  by  J.  W.  Jam  s. 


I  S^^^^^^^S : 


Lit -tie    chll-dren,  when        you      ■  pray,  "Keep  my  soul.    0,    Lord,       this       day," 

Lit  thy    will     on      earth         bo  done       As     in  heav'n,  O    Ho      -     )y         one. 

I h — I 


3 


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ran 


Al  -  so        say,    thy      will  bo 

Teaoh  a        lit   -  tie      child        to 


done     Till  the       Bet-ting       of       the      sun. 

do    What    Is     good      and  right     and    true. 


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Teach  my  hands  with  patient  skill 
Day  by  day  to  do  thy  will; 
Let  my  feel  be  bwW  to  run 
On  thy  errands,  Blessed  Une. 


Jeans,  once  a  child,  i  pray, 
Lead  me  In  thy  perfect  way ; 
Fiil  my  heart  with  truth  and  grace; 
Bring  me  to  behold  thy  face. 


56  The    Invitation. 

"Words  by  Miss  L.  N.  Chambeelain.  Music  by  permission.    H.  F.  Wight. 


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1.  In    the    ear-   ly     bud  -  ding  spring-time   Of    youths    hap-py,       hap-py       hours, 

2  As  the  young  have  no     sure    prom-ise     Of        a        fu  -  ture       to       pre    -    pare 

3  Listen      to        his      in    -  vi    -    ta  -  tion;  "  Come,  my    chil-dren,  come      to         me; 


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Wliilo  the      per  -   ly    dew 

For    the     life     that  lasteth 
Come  and  drink  from  liv  -  ing 


shiniDg  On  life's  bursting  buds 
ev  -  er,  For  the  crown  God's  saints 
wa  -  ters  Which  my  death    pro  -  cur'd 


and    liow'rs ; 
shall    wear, 

for       thee ; 


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Ere  our  eyes  are  dhum'd  with  sorrow, 
Ere  the  sun  -  ny  summer's  end  -  ed, 
I     will     turn  your  tears  to     smil  -  ing, 


i 

Ere 
Ere 
And 


^P^^ 


— §= 


our    hearts  are  geared  with     sin, 

the    bar    -  vest  moon  shall      rise, 

your    sighs      to      songs    of        joy. 


JHEJ 


NVITATION.     CONCLUDE!* 


57 


for 


O 
Hi.-     mor-iow,    The    great    Ufa-work     we'll      be -gin. 
have     fal-len,    Seek  through,  grace  to       win     the    prize. 


nev  -  er    wall  -  In 

I  re     the  snows  of        age 

All  your  griefs  and    woes     be  -  gull  -   lug  While   my    praise.your    lips     em -ploy, 


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free 


Come  with      us        BBd  love  the        .S;i  -  viuur  1'or      his        love    is       free-ly        giv-cn 
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The   Joy   Pf  ^ardon. 


died  near  Paris,  1859.    1 1  has  been  seldom  if  ev ei  surpassed  in  tn         g  ^^  ^  ^    KELLER. 

r"°-  _  --,  i    r*!  j i l_ 

Moderato.  SOPRANIE. ___^ ,_        ,lpr rr-^--JZ3IZ2==Ctf=F^f=3r- -J— 


"■ ~*  P  _  .-. .  -3  i-.««i     tlio  strife. 


J.,*,    la     mer-cy     ,»     ny    M  tt,^*J-»^^ 


^ii^iis^i^^i^M 


2  The  Saviour  smiles !  upon  my  soul 
New  tides  of  hope  tumultuous  toll , 
His  voice  proclaims  my  pardon  found ; 
Seraphic  transport  wings  the  sound. 

3  Earth  hath  a  joy  unknown  in hcave»i, 
*    The  new-bom  peace  of  sin  ft.  .give n . 

Tears  of  such  pure  and  deep  delight. 
Ye  angels!  never  dimmed  your  sight. 

4  Ye  saw  of  old  on  chaos  rise 

The  beauteous  pillars  of  the  skies : 
Ye  know  where  morn  exulting  springs, 
And  evening  folds  her  drooping  wings. 


Bright  heralds  of  the  Eternal  Will, 
Abroad  his  errand  ye  tulnl ; 
or,  throned  in  Hoods  of  beamy  da>  , 
Symphonious  in  his  presence  pla> . 

Loud  is  the  song;  the  heavenly,  plain 
is  shaken  with  the  choral  strain; 
\„<1  dying  echoes,  floating  far, 
'Draw  music  from  each  chiming  star. 

Tint  T  amid  vour  choir  shall  shine, 
Al    la'    '"   „>rk.i..wl.Ml...csl,ain.omino. 
Ye  on  your  harps  must  learn  to  hear 
A  secret  chord  that  mine  will  bear. 


p    "\YHAT    CAN    Little   Hands   Do?  59 

Dr.  E.  E.  IIi.anchard  by permisson. 


i§?§  tmuflu&mm&m 


v  H  I 

1  O  \vh:U  ran  little  hand.<  do  To  please  the  King  of  Heaven  ?  The  little  hands  some  work  may  lind  To 


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help  the  poor  In  mtae-*y;—  To  help  the  poor  in  misery;  —  Such  grace  to  mine  be  given. 


O  what  can  little  '/'/>.«  do 

To  please  the  King  of  Heaven? 
Tie'  little  lips  can  praise  and  pray. 
And  gentle  words  of  kindness  say;  — 

Such  grace  to  nunc  lie  given. 


(>  what  ean  little  tyn  do 

To  please  t be  Kin:.;  of  Heaven? 

The  uttle  ej  es  can  upward  look, 

Can  learn  to  read I's  Holy  book  ;  — 

Suoh  grace  to  mine  be  given. 


(1  what  ean  little  hrnrt     do 

To  please  t  he  King  ol  Heaven? 

Toung  hearts,  ir  < ,•>. i  his  Spiril  send, 

(  an  love  and  trust  t heir  saviour,  Friend; 

Such  grace  to  mine  he  given. 

5. 
Though  small  is  all  we  can  do 

To  please  the  King  of  Heaven, 

When  hearts,  and  hands,  and  lips  nnlto 

To  serve  the  Saviour  with  delight, 
They  are  most  precious  in  his  .sight; 
Such  grace  to  mine  be  given. 


60 


Lively. 


Pass    /llong  The  Watchword, 

Arranged  frorn  "  Pilgrim  Praises  "  by  permission. 


— N 


1  Pass  "    a 

2  Gird  a 

3  We  are 


long       the     watch -word,     sol    -   diers         of  the         Kins?  I 

new       your        ar  -   mor,     Draw         the       trust    -    y         sword! 
march  -  ing         homeward     with         our       God  to         dwell 


Through  your  banner'd   legions    let       the   war-cry    ring;    Pass       a -long  the  watchword 
Faith  -fill       be  each     soldier,   fight-ing     for    the    Lord;    Je    -    sus  Christ,  your  captain 
Soon     o'er  Zion's  camp-ground  songs  of  praise  shall  dwell,  There  we'll  gladly 


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As"     you  on-  ward  go!  Vie  -  to  -  ry.  vie 

gives    you    as       you  go.  Vie  -  to  -  ry,  vie 

no    niore  out      'to         go!  Vie  -  to  -  ry,  vie 

v  -ft-      -e>- 


■»--tt»  * — #— — » — © w 

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Pass    Along  The  Watchword,   concluded. 

CHOBTJ8. 
#  tutti. 


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ry! 


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is       a    task    to     each  assigned,    A     mission    work    for    me     and     yon. 
And  Lord!  we   pray  thee  still     to  bless,  With  grace  to  help    and  strength  divine ; 


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And  crown  our  la  -  bors  with  success!  The     toil 


hand, 

ours 


our 
the 


du  -  ty       do! 
increase  thine. 


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Our   mor-tal  years    are     flit-  ting      fast,    Nor     would  we  ask    the  tide        to      stay; 
And  when  a     shadow        long  -  er    shows    The       time  for  toil    to    cease    has    come, 


Ill 


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Mission    Of   Life,   concluded. 


63 


int. 


But     01     be-fore       the     day    is    past,    To      do     our,     da  -  ty    while     we     may  I 
Our  work  well  clone,    will   wo     re  -  pose,  And    bear  our  sheaves  re  -  Jolc  -  ing     home. 

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J     We  lay 

3    Lord,     keep 


is 

our 
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gar  -  in ■  ■  1 1 :  i 
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we       all     re  -   mem  -   l>er 
will     soon  dls  -  robe     us 

L;eis  guard  u^     vi  bile    we 


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what  ur 
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light  app<  ars. 


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64  Hallelujahs   Sing. 

■Words  by  Rev.  IIorace  Harris. 


n.  F.  Wight. 


■— «-T — » — *- ;  — J- 
-§■ :  -g-   ■*■:•*■   -a*-   -*-   ■♦ .  •*■  -*■ 

1  Children    in     the    morning.  Tune  your  hearts  to    praise;  In    the     daylight's    dawning 

2  Truthful  hearts  are  ringing  With    their  Maker's     praise ;  Happy      voi  -  ces      singing, 

3  Treasures  there  un-fail-  in  g  Shall  your  por-tion       be;  Glorious    light    pre-vail  T  ing, 


Great    -    fill  an    -    thems    raise;      Sing 

Of  re    -    deem  -  ing  grace;  Free 

Glo    -     rious     lib     -     er     -     ty!       With 


of 
from 
the 


lov    - 

guilt 
saints 


ing 
and 


.Te  -  sus, 
sad  -  ness, 
glo    -    ry, 


How     he   died      to         save ;  From  your  sin    re  -  leas  -  es,  Makes  you  strong  and  brave. 
Saints   in     glo  -  ry  are,    We    with  joy     and     gladness,  E -*  den  homes  shall  share. 

Sing     of      Je  -  sus'       love ;    Tell    the   wonder'us     sto  -  ry,  All     in   heav'n  is       love. 


— ?=? — V ?=t=t3ztr 1 — t 1 


Chorus. 


Hallelujahs   Sing,  concludkd. 


65 


-  hi  r*    e?    >    n    lit*    i?~^    ,.  i — 1~> "  e  ~> — jm  i    hJ — i'i   ir 


Hal-  lo  -lu-Jahs   sing,  worthy    is     the  Lamb,  Worthy  Is  out  Sing,  worthy  the  Lamb, 


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Hal  -lo-lu-jahs    sing,  worthy     Is     tho    Lamb,  Worthy  is  our  King,  worthy  the  Lamb. 


•      9 

OF  SCCII  IS  THE  KIXGDOJI 
Kcv.  A .  A.  Greely. 
1. 

Bound  the  throne  in  glory 

Happy  children  throng. 
And  redempl  li  m's  story 

Waken  i  be  harp  and  song. 
en  the  verd  inl  mountain, 

By  the  shining  si  ream, 
Or  Hi"  ii\  ing  fountain, 

Jesus  is  their  theme. 


2. 

Bohes  of  snow  whiteness' 

Beaut  Lful  and  i 
Crowns  of  radiant  brightness, 

Such  those  children  wear: 
Bale  from  death's  bereavement, 

Sorrow  and  the  grave, 

i  sin's  enslavement, 

Viet'rj  s  palm  i  hey  wave. 

Chorus—  Glory  to  the  Lamb, 

Praise  Him  and  adore; 
Glory  to  the  Lamb 
For  evermore. 


66 


Solo. 


Sing   For   The   Right. 

Words  and  music  by  Handel  Pond  by  permission. 


— ^B^ 


1  Let    our       voi   -  ces 

2  Science       leads    and 

3  Mon  -  u  -  ments    will 
Accompaniment. 


rise  in  chorus  Learning  rears  her  tern 
wisdom  guideth.  Knowledge  dawns  and  er 
live    in       story,    This    be      ours  and  this 


m 


-  pie    o'er  us, 

-  ror  hideth, 
our   glo  -  ry. 


mm 


mm^^^m 


List  to  her  call,  List  to  her  call. 
Sing  for  the  right,  Sing  for  the  right. 
Live  for    the     right,    Live    for  the    right. 


Let  our  voi  -  ces  rise  in  chorus, 
Science  leads  and  wisdom  guideth, 
Mon  -  uments  will  live  in  glo  -  ry, 


IGHT.    Concluded. 


07 


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Learning  rears  her  Tern  -  pie 
inluri'  dawns  and  or  -  ror 
Tliis     Be   ours,  and  this   our 


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lii.i-ciii.    Sing 

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Truth      is  right,  and  truth  out-spoken     Truth     Is  right,   and    truth    out-spoken, 
our  Uvea  and  good,  deeds  graven,    Let       our  lives  with  good  deeds  graven, 


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Stand     for       the.     rijrht! 


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Through  the  desert  Jesus  leads  them, 
With  the  bread  of  heaven  ho  feeds  them, 
And  through  all  their  way  he  speeds  them, 

To  their  home  above. 


4, 

There  they  see  the  Lord  who  brought  them, 
Elm  whooame  from  beat  en  and  sought  them, 

Him   who  of  his  spirit  taught  them, 
Him  they  serve  and  love. 


70 


Words  by  Rev.  Hobace  Habeis. 


0   For    A   Home1 


H.  F.  W. 


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\iv  lonely  pilgrims  here  ; 
Wemlngleln  some  loved  retreat  — 

Alaal  they  disappear. 

Cho. 

4. 

These  shattered  tabernaclee  give 

l  he  soul  no  quiet  home ; 
\\  e  fain  would  rise  to  heaven,  and  Llve- 

o  glorious  mansion  home! 

CHO. 

5. 

How  vara  the  hope  that  coming  years 

Will  ever  brighter  grow; 
Each  opening  day  shall  bring  its  cares. 

And  storms  of  sorrow  too. 

Cho. 


Tin-  hope  or  home  In  heaven  al  last. 

A  home  in  endless  ,lav  ; 

When  tossed  by  fierce  temptations  blast, 
Shall  cheer  ns  on  oar  way. 

Cho. 


SiVKl'J  I.  VXD  OK  Ul.ST. 

Sweet  landofresl  fortheel  sigh, 
When  will  the  moments  come? 

When  I  shall  lay  my  armoi  by, 
Ami  dwell  with  <  lo  isi  hi  home; 
Borne,  home,  sweet,  sweet  home, 

And  dwell  wiih  i  inisi  at  home. 

No  tranquil  joys  on  earth  1  Know, 

No  peaceful  sheltei  Ing  home  ; 
This  world's  a  wilderness  of  woe, 

1  his  world  is  nol  m\   home  ; 

Home,  home,  sweet,  sweet  home, 
This  world  is  not  ray  home. 

To  Jesus  Christ  I  sought  for  rest, 
He  bade  me  cease  to  roam, 

But  fly  tor  sue, 'or  to  his  breast 

And  he'd  COndUCt    me  home; 

Home,  home,  sweet,  sweet  home, 
And  he'd  conduct  me  home. 

Weary  of  wandering  round  and  round 

'I  his  vali  d  [1 n. 

Lgto  leave  the  nnhallov  d  ground 

And  dwell  with  <  In  1st  al  1  = 

Home.  home.  sued,  sweel   home, 

Ami  dwell  with  Christ  al  home. 


Oh,    Seek   That   Beautiful    Stream.. 

Music  by  Miss  VnTNA  COXNEK. 


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73 


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waters      so    free  are    flow-ing    for  thee;  Oh,    seek  that  hgau  -  ti  -  ful        Btream. 

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Willi  murmurinc:  sound  doth  if  murmur  along, 
Through  fields  ol  eternal  green  ; 

Where  songs  of  the  blest,  In  their  heaven  of  rest 
Eloal  Boft  un  the  air  serene, 

Cho. 

3. 
Its  fountains  .in-  deep,  and  its  waters  are  pure. 

And  sweel  to  tie-  weary  soul; 
it  flows  from  the  throne  of  Jehovah  al 

uli  come  where  its  bright  waves  roll. 

cuo. 


4. 

This  beaut  [ful  stream  is  the  river  of  life? 
it  flows  for  ail  nal  i'  ms  free  I 

A  balm  for  each  WOUnd  in  its  water  is  found! 

Oh,  sinner,  it  flows  lor  thee! 

Cho. 

5. 
oh,  will  ye  not  drink  of  this  beautiful  stream, 

And  dwell  mi  it-,  pe  iceful  shore? 
The  Spirit  says,  "Come,  ail  ye  weary  ones  homo, 
And  wander  in  sin  no  more.'" 

Cuo. 


Words  by  G.  S.  Gr.i  l :\\ 


Just    Ahead. 


II.  F.  W. 


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Love   To    Cod. 


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76 


Jesus   J    Come  To   Thee 


Music  by  Geo.  E.  Lee. 


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Jesus   I    Come  To  Thee!  concluded. 


77 


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Jesus,  dear,  I  long  for  thee, 

thy  peace  (O  know; 

Qrant  those  purer  joys  to  me 
1  ..irt ii  can  never  know. 

Jesus,  dear.  I  cling  Co  thee, 
Whan  my  heart  is  sad. 

Thou  wilt  kindly  speak  to  me, 
Thou  wilt  make  me  glad. 
Clio. 


3. 
Jesus,  dear,  I  trust  in  theo, 

Trust  thy  tender  care; 
There's  a  happy  home  forme, 

With  thy  saints  to  share. 
.lesns,  I  would  Come  to  Mice, 

Thou  hast  said  I  may. 
Tell  me  what  iny  life  should  be, 

Take  my  sins  nwjty. 

Cho. 


78  The   Birth    Of    Christ. 

Words  by  Miss  A.  M.  Daka. 


H.  F.  W. 


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die;  The     an  -  gels     proclaim' d    the    glad 


- -J J J — -J j J—r-'-l-0-r-?—r-* * * * *— _*_ 


The   Birth   Of    Christ,  concluded. 


79 


While    voices  in  heaven      ro  -  BOho'd   the  strain  With  "  Glory  to  God!  Peace  on  earth  I  And 

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And  lo!  by  his  cradle  the  wise  men  appear 

To  offer  their  gifts  rich  and  rare  : 
The  best  they  can  give  is  brought  to  his  feet, 

Bweel  spi.es  pf  Incense  and  myrrh. 
Then  bowing  before  him,  they  worship  the  king  Then  lei  us  ohey  His  blest  voice  aa  Be  calls, 


3. 

And  still  may  we  conic,  and  bow  at  his  feet, 

Besolvtng  from  sin  to  depart ; 

lb'  wishes  not  silver  or  gold  from  the  mine, 
Hut  only  atrnc.  loving  heart. 


Who,  though  but  a  child  in  their  eyes. 
Is  for  them  to  suffer  and  die  on  the  cross, 
*    Then  perfect,  through  suffering,  rise. 

Lao. 


And  oflei  the  dew  of  our  youth, 
0, fully  believe!    lis  all  thai  lb- asks; 
And  pray  to  be  led  in  Ills  truth. 


CHO. 


80 


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Words  by  Mrs.  KATIE  M.  RUSSELL. 


H.  F.W. 


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2  One,  the    flow'r    of  Meekness,  sheding  Fu    -    ri  -   ty       a    -  round, 

3  "  Last,  not  least,"  the       bios  -  som  pleasing,       That     my  eyes    be    -  boldeth, 

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Snow-white  blossoms,  with  -  out 
Star-eyed  Hope  I'll  gath  -  er 
The     crowning     flow'r       of        all 


tar    -  nish,    Give  to       me         I  pray; 

next,  With    her     promise        ol      -     den. 
my       life,    The   sweetest     name  e'er  sung, 

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ROWN.      CONCLUDED. 


For   this  crown  that    ne'er    -will     parish,    And     nev- er        will       do    -    cay. 
Cheerful  -  noaa     shall    be       the    text    Of    the     fresh    buds  gold-  en. 

Is    Char    -i     -    ty,         that  brings  not  strife,  And  nev    -  er         yen  -  om'd    tongue. 


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82 


"Come    And    See." 


<  Out       of       Naz    -a    -  reth    has  come    One    that's    ve    -  ry     dear  to       some; 
i  Suit  -  ed      both      to      small    and  great      In       their  low      and  lost    es    -    tate: 

<  See      Him      as         a         lit    -  tie  child,    Ho    -    ly      harmless      im  -  de  -    filed-^ 
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Often  at  that  garden  look, 

\\  lure  lie  went  o'er  Cedron's  brook; 

Overwhelmed  with  grief  and  Bhasie, 

Calling  OH  the  Lather's  name, 

Praying  yet  more  earnestly 
In  the  depths  of  agony  i 

K  He  not.  then,  tit  for  thee? 

Little  sinner,  "  come  ami  see." 

Clio. 


4. 

Simply  now  in  faith  behold 
Him  of  whom  the  prophets  told; 

D  all  lie  did  and  bore. 
What  they  wrote  of  Him  before; 

Bearing  sorrow,  shame,  and  loss, 
From  the  manger  to  the  cross; 

Is  lie  not,  then,  lit  lor  thee'.' 
Little  .sinner,  "come  and  see." 

(IM. 


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86  Children,    Jesus    Calls   Vou. 

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Children,    Jesus    Calls  You.  concluded. 


87 


Why      not  lit      -    tie         cliil  -    dnu        then,        I"or        they  am        his      own? 

Jo    -    sus,       your       Un    -   mor    -  tal  king,   Hears     you  from    tho         sky. 

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88  The   Brighter   Land. 

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I  long       to      see    my    Saviour's  face    And    hear  his      voice        di  vine 

Dear       Sav  -  iour,  how   I       long    to      go        And  dwell  at       home    with       thee, 


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The  -Brighter   Land,   concluded.  89 


Where    all        is     mar-vel-ous    and  bright,  And     Je    -   sua     is    their 
And      taste     the  sweetness    of     liis  ^ran;    In     heav'ns    lm-mor-tal        clime 
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Where    pearly       toun, -  tains  gushing  flow,  Close  by  life's    vex- dant       tree. 


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Spiritoso. 


The    Gospel. 


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1    This  wond'rous  theme  I  love    to       sing,    The     gospel        of      our    Christ  and  King, 

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The    Gospel,   cqkoidded. 


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It  rails  to  every  man  on  earth. 
"You  must  secure  a  second  birth  1 
Prepare  while  on  i  ins  dreary  god, 
To  meet  in  Joy  your  Christ  and  God. 
Protected  by  God's  armor  strong, 
Prepare  to  fight  'gainst  every  wrong, 
w  by  stand  ye  Idle  ;ill  Ihe  day 
As  Satan's  tool  for  every  fray?  " 


Come,  trim  your  lamps  and  make  them  born, 
And  never  once  from  battle  turn 

l  ntil  the  foe  is  driven  far.  — 

Such  are  the  rules  of  Zion's  war 
Thv  gracious  gospel.  Lord.  we  know 
Will  give  us  comfort  lie  re  below; 
And  «  ill  Becure  a  lasting  peace 

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■These  are  thine  "  for  thou  didst  gay,  '•  Sut'-hr    them  nor    turn  a     -     way' 


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*   Only   Give    M.e   Rest.  93 

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Lips  that  my  own  have    pressed, 
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In         my  soul's     deep  an      -      guish,  All      I 

Kiss       the  tomb's  cold  si       -      lence  Where    I 


seek  -  ing     rest. 

ask     is       rest. 

long     to       rest. 


Only   pivE    M.e   Rest,  concluded. 


95 


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1  The  Saviour  is  the  children's  friend,  He  hears  them  when  they  call,  And  watches  with  a 

2  Will  you  not  come  to  hint    today,    To  wash  away  your  sin?  Give  him  your  heart  with 
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1  I      fly     to     Jo -sus,  whoso       I     am;  Eeccivo      a       torn       and    weary    lamb! 

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Remove  each  selfish  thought  I  feel, 
And  give  a  calmlj  tempered  zeal 
That  wails  on  God  and  works  or  not 
The  same  encouraged  or  forgot. 


And  when  thy  saints  a  conquering  throng 
Shall  come  with  crown,  and  palm,  and  song, 
Then  1  victorious  o'er  each  foe, 
A  lift  of  sinless  peace  shall  know. 


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Behold  !    Great    God,    Our   Infant   Race. 


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We  bless  thy  name  thai  here  wo  stand 
To  praise  thee  In  Has  happy  land, 
w  heir  laiiiiiui  ministers  of  peace 

Instruct  our  .souls  in  truth  ami  grace. 

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We  praise-  thee  for  tin-  bible  given, 
To  teach  lost  man  tin-  way  t<>  heaven; 
Sow  thou  the  seed,  and  grant  Increase, 

Ami  till  our  hearts  with  U>V6  ami  peace, 

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We  praise  the  for  the  day  of  rest, 
The  'lay  above  all  others  blest ; 

.iir  thy  mercies,  God  of  love, 

U  bring  us  to  thy  throne  above. 

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Hay  thoso  who  lend  their  friendly  aid, 
By  thy  rich  bounty  be  re  pan  1 ; 
For  them  an  endless  feast  prepare. 
And  may  wo  moot  our  guardians  there. 

Clio. 


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Work    And    Reward. 


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Til.  :  irthe  weary,  and  Joy  for  us  all 

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But  still  w,'  ai^  working  while  yel  it  Is  day, 
Since  life's  golden  moments  are  passing  awaj 
Like  silvery  waves  on  yon  crystal  lake  shore, 

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Be  pare,  and  be  holy,  and  never  recoil 
Krom  deep  tribulation  In  trouble  and  toll; 
"Though  faint,  yet  pursuing"— our  aids  ore 
cot  few. 
His  ••  grace  Is  sufficient "  to  carry  us  through. 

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Now  lift  up  your  heads,  for  the  day  drawethon, 

And  soon  will  the  night  of  affliction  be  none; 
Then  we  shall  be  called  to  receive  on*  reward— 

"  Ye  blessed,  come,  enter  the  Joy  of  your  Lord!" 


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2  Suf-fer    the     lit -tie   ones  oft    to    raise  With  lisping  tongues  Immanuel's    praise, 

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Thine  everlasting  peace. 


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The  dawn  ol  l  rerlastlng  day. 


1Q8  "The   Sweetest  Wo 

Words  by  Mrs.  S.  A.  Hebburt. 


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109 


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Clouds  of  thickest  blackness  gathered 

O'er  my  BOUl'S  dark  968  of  sin. 

And  theport  of  heaven  was  guarded 
From  my  guilty  entering  in ; 

Then  came  Jesus,  walking  to  me, 
O'er  the  surging  waves  of  sin, 

Calling,  dear  above  the  tempest, 

••  H.'  thai  trusted]  heaven  .shall  win  :  " 


Now.  through  all  the  sacred  pages, 

Where  my  woe  and  doom  had  been, 
Gleam  those  golden  words  of  promise, 
••  Hi-  that  trusteth  heaven  Bhall  win'' 

i.  sure,  an. I  blood-boughl  promise, 

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lie  thai  trusts  his  SOU]  to  J68US, 
"  lie  that  trusteth  heaven  shall  will." 


Trusf-oh,  Saviour,  give  its  fullness 
Tomcat  thy  feel  in  prayer, 

i. rant  my  dying  Lips  to  breathe  It, 
Leave  its  lingering  sweetness  tin  re. 

Sweetness  there,  to  stay  the  breaking 
•  if  the  hearts  which  love  me  >,,, 

Whispering  Iron,  my  silent  coffin, 

'•Trust  the  hand  which  toys  the,-  low.' 

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Pure  above  my  waiting  dust, 
Grave  no  other  word  upon  p 

Bui  the  holiest,  sweetesl  — Trust. 
For  il, is  password  know  the  an. 

Guarding  o'er  the  pearl]  door, 
Password  to  his  blessed  presence, 

Whom  I  trust  for  evermore, 


HO  Teach    Us  To   Worship   Only  Thee. 

'  k.xilLt,™  PAUL  J.  BISHOP. 

Words  by  Caroline  a.  Hayden  .  ^ 


1  Our      Father!  whose  watchful    eye, 

2  Our      Father  whose  name  is     love ! 


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( i  le  lp  me,  Lord,  to  serve  thee  now, 
And  save  me  m  that  day. 


116 


Sweet  Hosannas   Sing. 

.14  ^ |J_^_^ — |  -Z-0- m-\-ir — «-- I  #— »H-j 1 — ' —\-m\ u 


Henry  F.  Wight. 


1  Little  children,  praise  the  Saviour,  He  regards  you  from  above ;  Praise  him  for  his  great  sal. 

2  When  lie  left  his  home  in  glory,  Whin  he  lived  with  mortals  here,  Little  children  sang  his 

3  When  the  anxious  mothers  round  him  With  their  tender  infants  prest,  He  with  open  arms  re- 

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CHORUS— First  time  /. 


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CHORUS— First  time  /. 

vation,  Praise  him  for  his  precious  love. — Sweet  ho- sannas,  sweet  ho  -  sannas,     To  the 
praises,    And  it  pleased  his  gracious  ear. — Sweet,  &c. 
ceiv'dthem,  And  the   lit  -  tie  ones  he  blest. — Sweet,  &c. 


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E.  R.  Blancuard 


117 


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1  We're  the  lamb-;  of  the  flpck,   and     no    dan  -  per     we  fear,   When  the  voice  and  the 

2  The pastures  are  green,  and  the  fWrs  bloom  around,     By  the   side    of    still 

3  O,     that  all  the  dear   lambs  bed  a    voice     to      re  -  plv,     When  the  great  Shepherd 


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fol  -  low,  we  will  fol  -  low,     We  will  fol  -  low  the  Lamb    to    his  fold    in    the    Bky. 


^^a^Wrs^^i 


118 


Children,    Learjm   of    Jesus. 


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119 


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A\  hen  he  suffered  and  bled   on    the  tree. 


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3. 

Dear  little  ones,  think,  is  it  nothing  to  you, 

The  tale  of  his  wonderful  grace  ?  [view. 

When  he  comes  in  the  clouds,  will  you  joyfully 

Or  tremble  to  look  in  his  face  ? 
Oh,  think  of  the  Lamb  who  on  Calvary  died. 

And  died  for  such  sinn<  r^   is  n i •  ; 
Of  tlie  ihoms  on   hi-  Brow,  and  the  spear  in  his 

AVhcn  he  sulfered  and  bled  on  the  tree. 


/h,  never  was  sorrow  so  bitter  as  this, 
The  anguish  He  Buffi  rod  below, 
Fur  the  dear  Son  of  'rod  had  done  nothing  amiss; 

Twaa  for  others  he  tasted  snch  woe. 
Oh,  think  of  his  love  when  He  gave  up  his  life, 

For  sinners  so  guilty  as  we  ;  [strife, 

'Twas  for  them  that   He  finished  the  conflict  and 
Twaa  for  them  that  He  hied  on  the  tree. 

4. 
When  he  comes  back  to  rcUn  in  glory  so  bright, 

The  wicket]  He'll  till  with  despair  ; 
But  children  who  love  him  will  rise  with  delight, 

To  meet  their  dear  Lord  in  the  air. 
Oh.  think  of  bis  love,  when  He  gave  up  his  life 
For  sinners  so  guiltj  BJ  trife, 

for  them  th  it  He  finished  the  conflict  and 
'Twaa  for  them  tint  he  bled  on  the  tree. 


1  Of  Words  by  Nellie  S.  Krahl. 
A^u  Matt,  xxi.28. 

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night  com  -  eth     on  : 
ho  -  nor     the     right, 

i  i  i  i 


And 
And 


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give 


not 

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the 
thy 


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wa  -  ges 


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ere    long. 


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lig^l^ 


Go,  work  in  my  vineyard  to-day, 
Precious  souls  may  be  brought  by  thy  love 

From  the  darkness  of  night 

To  his  marvellous  light, 
To  a  home  with  the  ransomed  above. 

Go,  work  in  my  vineyard  to-day  ; 
Go,  honor  thy  Master  and  Lord; 

All  thy  talents  improve 

By  thy  labors  of  love, 
And  heaven  shall  be  thy  reward. 


Praise   Hallelujah. 

Words  bj  Miss  A.  If.  i>  \v\. 
Allegro. 


121 


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1    Praise  I    hal 


lo    -     hi    -    J:ih!        to        Jo     -    siis        our        Sa       vlour, 


sp    !>    gj    j  :    g  I  *— j— *+*— 3  — ig+-^-'-l-s=«-:-8-|-«— «— » -F 


Thanks,  for    the  gifl     of     himself     to     each    soul.       Free-ing    from  guilt  and  from 


*-     -«■     =       *-     *a 


'    ; 


^U  - 


.  -_iO — «_»_.p. 


HL:. 


sin's  Con  -  demna  -  Hon,        Glv-lng      us     strength  as    we     press  V  ward  the  goal. 


l~  I     ! I  I  —  -  ~t^F- — r—  ' 


122 


f 


2. 


RAISE 


H 


ALLELUJAH.         CONCLUDED. 


Gratefully  owning  his  blessed  allegiance, 

Let  ns  not  slumber,  nor  wait  by  the.  way; 
The  enemies'  ranks  around  us  are  closing, 
"  Go  forth,"  says  our  Captain.,  "  and  work  while 
'tis  day." 

3. 

God  is  our  Leader,  and  under  his  banner, 
Girded  about  with  joyfulness  and  strength, 

Trusting  his  promise  alone  to  deliver, 
The  Sword  ol'the  Spirit  must  conquer  at  length 

4. 

Haste!  e'er  the  Saviour  with  thick  clouds  ap 
pearing, 

Shall  summon  all  to  appear  at  his  bar; 
False  prophets,  now,  are  gathering  their  forces 

Sounds  of  the  battle  are  heard  from  alar. 


HAIL  TO  THE  BRIGHTNESS! 


Hail  to  the  brightness  of  Zion's  glad  morning ! 

Joy  to  the  lands  that  in  darkness  have  lain; 
Hushed  be  the  accents  of  sorrow  and  mourning, 

Zion,  triumphant,  begins  her  mild  reign. 

2. 
Hail  to  the  brightness  of  Zion's  glad  morning! 

Long  by  the  prophets  of  Israel  foretold  ; 
Hail  to  the  millions  from  bondage  returning. 

Gentiles  and  Jews  now  the  Saviour  behold. 

3. 
See  from  the  nations,  the  isles  of  the  ocean, 

Praise  to  Jehovah  ascending  on  high  ; 
Fallen  are  the  engines  of  war  and  commotion 

Shouts  of  salvation  are  rending  the  sky. 


Come,    Children,    Joung   /nd    J^ovely 


Lively-    UNISON. 


i 


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1  Come,      chil  -  dren,  young  and    love  -  ly,       A  - 

2  Is  Je    -  sus     now    less      love  -  ly,      Or 

3  Till       round  the    world    the      sto  -  ry,      Of 


H.  F.  W. 

J. 
*— 1 


loud  your  voi  -  ces 
is  that  crown  less 
Je    -     sus'  death     shall 


raise 
bright, 
spread, 


Come,    Phildren:   youNG    /iND   Lovely.   coxTrs-rED.        123 


S         S         J  <J  »        T^> 


g 


>         >         ' 

To       Je  -  bus,  King     of 

That  decks  bis  brow     in       glo 

And  heathen  lands  shall    glo 

-  N         N       J 


glo    -     l'v ;      Ho    stoops 

1  h  - 


ry, 
ry 


In    Christ 


to 
Ing 

th.ii- 


hear 
daz    ■ 

liv    ■ 


your    p 
7ling     light? 
hi  ad, 


DOT  r. 


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5  : 


f  1 1  ^  j--J-U^?ffefe 


His  heart     is 

\h.      dq!      he 

Then     in      one 


all 
Bttll 

heav'n 


pom  -  pas  -  sion, 
is       will    .  [ng 
ly       un    -    Ion 


His 

To 

Your 


bless 
hal 


is 
the 
le    - 


full      of        lova, 
youthful        race, 

In  -  jah's      bring, 


T^fr — P-1T 


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Then 
And    serve 


let 

in 


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each 


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com    - 


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eel  -ling, 
niun  -  Ion, 


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1  s    - 


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his 

ei    - 

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to 
rtous 
•  Ing       king, 

o 


124  Come,    Phildren,    Young   ^nd   j^ovely.   concluded. 

CHORUS.        A  little  faster.  .^  ^^ 

Je    -    sus    we      sing. 
■9-    -e-      •&■  ' 

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Ho    -     san    -  nah,  ho     -    san    -    nah,  ho  -  san  -  nah     to       Je  -  sus     we       sing. 


iii^iS 


nah,  ho  -  san  -  nah 

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p — p- 


C.  F.  Wight. 


Our    God    Is    King  jSupreme. 

Words  by  Rev.  HOBACE  Hakris. 


We     hail     with     Joy     the  com     ing       of     the      glo    -    nous     Sab    -    bath 

But      the     <lav     of        ho-  ly       rest  -  ing     now    com-mem  -o    -rates    i  he 

As    cliil-dr'n     of       the  Sun  -  day  School,  we     love     the    bless  -  ed        day, 

I*  N 


,_ p «_,__?_ -—is —  9-.—*  -r-* *--—  <i~— »=x-£zirgg 


Our    poD    fs    King   Supreme,   continued. 


125 


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him   -   Belf  a 

fnl       hearts      and 


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ter  -  nal  life  was  won.  For  he  rose  o'er  death  a  oonquer'r,  as  -cended  i"  the 
(lu     t\  .call     o  -  bey,     And  glad-  ly     will    we  Learn    <<i   him, the   true  and  living 


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sv.av.     For        (.'»1       was       Khr,' 

throne,    And     he  is       King 

way.       For       Jo     -   BUS         is 


Su  -  preme,  Fot     <i'»l       was    King    8u-preme. 

8u  -  premi  .    k.nd      he  is      Eilng    Su 

su  -  preme',   Vox     «.'»i      was    King    Su  -preme. 


•  • 


126 


YfiLL  you 

"Words  by  Hector  Maiben. 

2-aT—r-\ S — 1 rNi 


po 


PPINESS 


Wight. 


1    Ho,  cv  -  'ry  sin  -  ner,  will     you  go,  Will  you    go 
Then,  lit  -  lie,    children,  will    you  go,  Will    you    g(  . 

And  glorious  are  the  saints  in  light.  Clad  in  robes  of  purest  white 7  Who  in  the  Lord  their 
Then,man  and  woman,   will    you    go,  Will  you   go,     will  you  go,   Alan  and  woman, 


will  you  go, 
will  you  go, 


ry      sinner 
Lit  -  tie    children 


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will  you    go  To   hap  -  pi  -  ness  and  glo  -  ry 

will  you    go  To   hap  -  pi  -  ness  and  glo  -  ry 

God  delight    Jn  hap  -  pi  -  ness  and  glo-ry,  But  oh,  tran  -cend 

will  you  go   To   hap  -  pi  -  ness  and  glo-ry? 


3 0 J 1 

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ing  these  by     far,  With 


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round  the  throne  of  God  they  stand.  Obedient,  to  their  Lord's  commands.  In  happiness  glory. 
naught  his  radiance  bright  to  mar,  Refulgent  shines  your  Bethlehem's  star  in  happiness  and  glory, 

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Resting   By-^nd-By. 


127 


Music  by  Geo.  E.  Lek. 


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9 


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Each 


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Lou ;     to  rest 

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reap  -  er  in       the 

sheaf  that  mis     the 


t«>il  -  bag,     The 
la   -  bor,       i.. 
bur  -  dened,  1  on    ask 
broth  -  er,     No     yoke 

har  -  v esl .    Lei      ihis 
gar  -  in ir,    Brings  you 


IS 


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drop    the     bur    -   den 

tor    friend    -  ly 

up    -  on       him 

thy  si  rengl  b  sua 
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tar       rv.        And        dare     von     ask       him        why? 
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and  -  by, 

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128 


Resting   By-  And-By.   concluded. 


Chokus. 


l^EEkd 


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rest  -ing    by  -  and  -  by,  There's  resting  by  -   and  -  by,  We  shall  not  always  labor, 

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We   shall  not    always     cry ;  Tlie    end  is     drawing      nearer,    The    end  for  which  we 


SheE 


sigh;    We'll       lay    our    heavy       burdens  down,  There's  resting    by -and  -  by. 


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129 

Music  by  31.  Kellik. 


Pure  Water. 
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pure  wa  -  ter, 
pure  wa  -  ter, 


U  .     V        if        i/ 

how      brightly         it      flows, 

thou  brlgbl  crj  a  -  tal    stream, 


An 
Flow 


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emblem     <>f     vlr  -  tue,    where 
on       in    thy     channel,      thy 


ev  -   er       it     goes!  The    cot     and    the    hamlet,  they 
virtues     are  seen,  While  thousands  are     passing    thy 


9| 


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Fine. 


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too     arc'    supplied  With       tin; 
fountain    of      lifl  And 


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bright  sparkling  wa  -  ter   That     runs     by  their  side 
e  b  -    o     thy   goodness  from    morn  -  Ing    tui  (light. 

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130 


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pure     wa  -  ter, 
thou     em  -  blem 


>  1/ 

thy     prais  -  es     we'll    sing,       And 
of    peace    to       the     mind,    Thou'st 


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tell     of     thy  beauties   and   comforts   you  bring,  That  home  where  was  misery,   thou'st 
caused  those  to  see    who  by     hab  -  it    were  blind,  Then  wend  thy  way  onward;     We'll 

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banished    it's  gloom,  And  saved  the  fond   father     from    the  drunkard's  sad  doom 
con  -  quer  the  world,  With  the       banner    of   temp'rance  for  -  ev    -   er     unfurled. 

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JHE    KITTLE    yoiCE.  Hbt.tF.Wim?.  131 

re  -t»-g— <  l-s-g-s    •  *  •  *-!-«    *—»-{-> -i-»-f* --*— g^»- :    * 

1  There's  an  odd  lit  -  tie  voice  ev  -  er  speak  -  ing  with  -  in,  That  prompts  us  to  du  -  ty,     and 
>Y.C\   '  \  '"    '    '  I  '  -"-!»=Kirji=«=5-T-^:  I  #  i  •      «.     #  i  c 


^— „>. 


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ELEJi 


warns  us 


-       #_-#     *     -*       *  -  - — 1— " — 2- 

•-jj  » — * — »--]-» — * — 0— |— » — * — »  |  <> 1    0 — 0- 

0  t    y    p  ^=^~ 

from   sin  ;      And  what   is  most  strange,  it     will     make     it  -  self  heard,    Thn'  it 

i):;        i      III    |         .0     »     »      #  zrfc — M-ft     *     *  I  '  l-F^-P^F 

}•"  »      *      0-\  0    I    »0     —        --:H-ki h ^H — ; — h r+1 — I — s — b— r 


n  i 


Jk-K- 


**— ->i~ * 


mJ  0  0  0  0  0^—'0 

gives  not    a    sound,  and  says     ncv  -  er      a    word.      It     is    sure    to     up  -  braid    if     we 
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132 


Jhe  y 


ITTLE 


yo 


ICE. 


Concluded. 


J-^fl: 


act    out    a    lie,    Nor  will    let  the  least 
■£-    -a.    jl  a-       ^     ^ 


e  -  vil    pass    si- lent- ly    by 


-V-*r— V 


■a — « — *- 


Nor    is    it    less 


1 1 x_^ > +-*■-/ > <— '-^ — k*- — t^— L-i — '-'^ — ' L- 


—  0 0 0 0 0 »-+* 0- 

±_h h _     J_,_J 


slow  to  commend  than  re  -  prove,  But  prais-es   each    ac  -  tion    of    goodness    and    love. 


■fi-    -e- 


*.*.+. 


qyg:£— te— fr:T=}^rff=gqpS=:i=t:q=t=:t:—  uzpc— i       ;— rb=g=zgzrr|L=:n 


2. 
'Tis  the  voice  of  the  Lord  that  is  whispering  thus  ; 
Tis  our  Father  who's  speaking  in  mercy  to  us  ; 
"Who,  knowing  our  proncness  to  wander  astray, 
Recks  thus  to  incline  us  his  laws  to  obey. 
Oh  then  let  me  listen  with  reverence  and  awe 
To  this  voice  of  my  God  as  my  guide  and  my  law; 
Obey  the  stern  watchman  that's  guarding  within 
To  warn  me  of  danger,  temptation,  and  sin. 


3. 
There's  an  odd  little  voice  ever  speaking  within, 
That  prompts  us  to  duty,  and  warns  us  from  sin; 
And  what  is  most  strange,  it  will  make  itself  heard, 
Though  it  gives  not  a  sound,  and  says  never  a  word. 
May  Conscience  and  I  live  together  in  peace, 
My  awe  of  my  honest  companion  increase; 
That  I  may  refuse  not  its  bidding  to  do, 
Whate'er  it  demand  or  may  bid  me  pursue. 


Words  by  MI93  A 


.  M.  D  \n  \. 


SE 


133 


H.  F.  W. 


=^^^|- 
.__,___ 


Of  The    Sabbath. 


rest       la    end  -  Ing, 
(Our    praise  and    prayer  as  -  cend  -  Ing, 

n,i\ ,-  \v,-      this    ii.n       re  -  gard   i  l 
Has     be       our  hearts    ]»>  -sess  -  ed, 

k'rant      our        HeaVnly  lath-    or, 

■   his      sake    bless   tho    la  -   bora 


Its  hours  will 
We    trust    b 
As       be  -    Ing 
n..i    e'en       a 
\<-  -  cepl  -  ance 

Our  hands  I  his 


soon       be 

reached   his 

God's         a 

thought    our 

with       thy 

day        have 


gone.    { 

throne,  5 

lone?  i 

OWII'.'  I 

son;  / 


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In    God's  own  bouse    we     gath  -  er'd,    Of       him     we       heard  and 

II  i,  I  hrisi     and      lii—       sal     -    va  -  ti"ii     Been      up  -    D6I    -    most,  our 

May      we       iii       end  -  loss       a    -    ges,    Our     Sabbaths       love  to 


1  beme, 
meet, 


j=M-=?=4 


And     with     our  I:  t  COUH  -    s.d   We've       ta  -    ken       :is  we 

Peel-tag     the     Bin       and    mis-  ery     From  whloh    be    doth        re 

And       on  -  tor     with    the     ransomed,     Tin     love     and     rest 


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walked, 
deem, 
plete. 


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134 


Tha 


t   Beautiful    Crown. 


Arranged  from  A.  T.  GORMAN. 


-K-i — iSi s, a 1- 


1    There's    a 


$  P       "      1/         "I? 


dia    -    a  -  dem  bright  for     the 


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of      light,      AVhich 
»     ■      I* *- 


-fc- 


A_JS__^_. 


__u_ v y p_. h-i— S --K-i 3 P P \r 


i!fe=! 


Je   -   sus     will    give     in      that 


day,      When   he'll    call  them  from  earth  to     his 


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man  -  sion       a  -  bove,       In     that      ci    -    ty     from   earth    far 


way. 


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1"hat   Beautiful    Crown,   concluded. 


135 


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ill    bold-ly   press  on     till    the  bat -tie    is   done,  And  the  green  bow'rs  of  Eden  I  see. 


Tlio'  the  foe  press  me  sore  I  will  never  give  o'er, 

Bui .i  saints  of  renown, 

For  thai  glorious  boon,  the  Bweel  rest  we'll 
have  Boon, 
Ami  tin'  green  bowers  of  l.ilen  I  see. 

Cho. 


"    3. 

I  am  feeble  and  small,  bul  the  Father  of  all 
Win  in  love  send  bis  1  >ri  gfcl  angel  soon, 

My  footsteps  i"  guard  Oil  I  gain  the  reward, 
The  gift  of  the  beautiful  crown, 

fcno. 


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Awaiting  in  glory  my  wondering  view; 
O,  when  I'll  receive  it  all  shining  in  brightness, 
Dear  friend,  could  I  see  you  receiving  one 

[too ' 
For  you  I  am  praying. 
I'm  praying  for  you. 

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I  have  a  Ecst.and  the  earnest  is  given, 
Tho'  now  for  a  time  'tis  concealed  from  my 

[view; 
'Tis  life  everlasting,  'tis  Jesus,  'tis  heaven  ; 
And  0,  dearest  friend,  let  me  meet  you  there 

[too ! 
For  you  I  am  praying, 
I'm  praying  for  you. 


I  have  a  Peace,  and  i'ts  "  calm  as  a  river," 
A  peace  that  a  friend  of  the  world  never 

[knew; 
My  Saviour  alone  is  its  Author  and  Giver; 
But  O,  that  I  knew  it  was  given  to  you! 
For  you  I  am  praying, 
I'm  praying  for  vou. 


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For  you  1  am  praying,  for  you.  yes,  for  you  ! 
And  soon  shall  1  hear  you  rejoicing  and  saying, 
"  Your  dear,  loving  Saviour  is  my  Saviour 

[too!" 
And  prayer  will  be  answered 
For  you,  yes,  for  you. 
9. 
And  when  he  has  found  you,  tell  others  the 

[story, 
How  Jesus  extended  his  mercy  to  you ! 
Then  point  them  away  to  the  regions  of  glory 
And  pray  that  the  Saviour  may  bring  them 

[there  too! 
For  prayer  will  bo  answered ; 
'Twas' answered  for  you. 
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O,  speak  of  that  Saviour. that  Fathorin  heaven. 
That  Harp,  Crown,  and  Blessing  that's  wait- 
ing for  you  ; 
That  Peace  you  j'ossess  and  that  Hest  to  be 

[given, 
Still  praying  that  Jesus  may  save  them  like 

[you; 

And  prayer  will  be  answered ; 
'Twas  answered  for  you. 


Christmas   Js   The    Children's   Day. 

Words  by  B.  F.  Ftr.i.n:.  r.~.]. 


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Christmas  is  the  children's  day. 

Gifts  to  bear,  the  wise  men  went 
Where  the  infant  Saviour  lay; 

As  a  christian's  precedent. 
( Ihristmas  is  the  children's  day. 

(  lnist  had  gifts.  —  let  every  one 
To  each  christian  child  convey 

Gifts  of  love,  forgetting  none. 


Christmas  is  the  children's  day. 

Though  it  comes  in  cold  December, 
With  a  life-long  honor,  they 

Merry  christmases  remember 
Christmas  is  the  children's  day. 

Come!  let  us  be  children  too! 
Putting  pride  and  age  away, 

Let  us  all  be  born  again ! 


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See  the  kind  Shepherd;  Jesus,  stands 
With  |  all-engaging  |  charms; 

Hark !  how  he  call  his  tender  lambs, 
And  |  folds  them  in  his  |  arms. 


2. 
Permit  them  to  approach,  he  cries, 

Nor  |   scorn  their  humble  |  name; 
For  'twas  to  bless  such  souls  as  these, 

The  |  Lord  of  angels  |  came. 

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He'll  lead  us  to  the  heavenly  streams 

Where  |  living  waters   |  lli>\v. 
And  guide  us  to  the  fruitful  fields 

Where  |  trees  of  knowledge  |  grow. 


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Shall  |  be  its  shepherd's  I  care; 

While  folded  in  the  Saviour's  arms, 
We're  |  safe  from  every  |  snare. 


The    Good    Shepherd. 


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As  you  learn  a  Saviour's  love, 
It  may  your  salvation  prove. 

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Others  there  have  learned  the  way, 
Leading  them  to  perfect  day : 
Come,  and  walk  that  narrow  road, 
And  be  reconciled  to  God. 

CHO. 


INDEX. 


pase.  Paso.  Pago. 

A  Presont  Saviour 'oi  Jesus.  Tender  Shepherd B  Stand  Firm,  my  Soul. 40 

Jn-t  A I  n  ad  '  :  Shall  we  Meet  tho  Dear  Ones?..  41 

Beverly  5  Jesus,  I  oome  to  Thee.... 76  Singfbrthe  Right GO 

Beautiful  Story  of  Jesus  26  John   llaiidia    ■■ I  Sing  of  Jesus,  Sing  Forever 69 

Behold!  G^eat  God,  our  Infant        Jesus,  < Land   Prue 35  Sweet Hosannas  bing lib 

Rico  9S  Jctus  our  All 142 

ilaL0 ao  The  Royal  Diadem 6 

Christ's  Love  towards  Children,  n  I-' •  every  Hi  art  rejoice  and  Slug  22  Tho  Strong  JJ  fence 8 

^  |,,|  |       |'   i   ,     i,  lit  n<  I  r  Lh  r.  •   . ■ '     1  h     I    1 1        VOi<       II 

QhristmasUtheChlidren'BDayliaa  L<    »nsof  the  Lilies.  12  Th  i  Loi  og  Saviour  17 

{  1-iPt  1*3 I-3t  us  try  ti  be  t  -  •  »1 i     I  -  ■  '  i-i   •. .  r ;i 

Christinas  Hymn 18  I  ;  /  ,'i'1"'  jln  "a'i"!1, '?' 

Come  to  Jesus       61  Little  Travellers  91   rheJ  Lon 6a 

ChUdron's  Hymn 55  Little  Pilgrim ••  JheBir fChrlst 78 

c eandSoe -.'  .    lr  „,  ,,  '    ' .'  *  |  ■■  •■;  ■  •  ■• §0 

Children,  Jesus  calls  You 86  Meet  me  in  Heaven 84  The  Brightest  Land 88 

<  i  the  Sabbath  ..133  Ml <•■■■<  tJft B2  ,.1"'  !""i"  '.  , /• ,:',, 

Children  ma  0  ,  ,  '"'  S?a!,,tlftal,<  y'"xn  , '; 

Children,  learn  of  Ji  ra  118  New  Year's  Hymn ,10    The  Children  s Friend 96 

Children  singoi  Heaven 112  Never  Forget  to  Watoh  and  Pray  n  The  Sweetest  Word....... -.... 108 

Comewith  as  to  Sunday-eohool.143  ,,;•'"'  "-,  <  '  w°rship onlj   rhee.110 

Cuino,   Children,   Young  and  0,  what  can  Little  Hands  dol...  59  The  Lamb  of "the iFlook 11/ 

Li i    !0,l  :  a  Home  70  ThoBlessedi  bolce, .. 

(i  seek  that  Beautiful  Stream...  ~i  The  G 1  bhepherd l" 

Every  Day  hath  Toll  and  Trouble  49  Our  (iod  LsKing  Supreme  124  lhe  Bible. 38 

*"Sn£ 63  Only  give  me  &et 93  ^Wfc;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:  * 

God's  Ways t  I  I    rd 3       • 

n,,,,. i6  p  imySoul 46  United  by  the  Saviour's  Love....  99 

Go,  Work  in  mj  Vineyard 120  Pass  along  the  Watchword  60 

J  Praise  Hallelujah 121  Victory 32 

How  Kind  is  the  Saviour 29  Pure  Water 129 

Haiiidir-ii.s  Sine  64  u  thTearfulEyes 10 

naueiuiaiu  oing M  Rcracmher  thv  Creator  now... .  30  WiU  yi  -the  Fold? 102 

I'll  Awake  and  to  School 12  Resting  By-and-by 127  WeLoveour  lOng... 105 

1  n  f  iUow  Jesus  Will  you  go  to  Happiness  I 126 

I'm  Praying  lor  Fou I'M  School-bells  Ringing 18 

Illy  u  Jeaiu,  whono  1  am 97  bweetly  bing  for  Jesus 20 


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