- JUN Division £%ZC2. Section 5^95 K & AJ\ <ZL SK \**. t\l^trvv^vvr^ \ *n,fl I * SU^mA 0 SERMONS IN SONG No. 3 A COLLECTION OF GOSPEL HYMNS FOR USE IN THE J Sunday School, Church Prayer Meeting, Young People's Societies and General Religious Work and Worship. / EDITED BY I. H. Meredith and Grant Colfax Tullar, ASSISTED BY J. W. Lerman and C. S. Kauffman. Single Copy, - $ 0.30 Per 100, not prepaid, - 25.00 Add 5c per copy when postpaid. PUBLISHED BY 108 WASHINGTON STREET, 150 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL, NEW YORK, N. Y. Sermons in Song No. 3 Is placed on the market without apology for its advent in this day of many books of gospel song, not to push other books out, but in answer to the demand for a book adapted to general religious work and worship. We are confident that the following special features, which it contains, will commend it for this field. First: The real "Word of God" set to at- tractive, soul stirring music. Second: The numerous "Prayer-songs" which if sung in the spirit in which they are written, must tend to a deepening of spiritual life. Third: A most attractive collection of both old and new evangelistic and invitation songs, making it strong in its adaptability for evangelistic meetings. Fourth: A large number of well chosen, inspiring martial songs for the Sunday school, easy to learn and hard to forget. Fifth: Fifty-two selections for responsive readings, one for each week of the year, to- gether with a few suggestive outlines for Sunday school opening exercises. We send it forth trusting that its real merit may be its passport, and that blessing laden, it may win its way to many hearts. The Publishers. October 1, 1901. Sermons in Sona ftlo. 3. No.1 PRAISE HIS NAME. C. H. G. Chas. H. Gabriel. » jri j* J =spj / J1— p. > n ,n i r~l — rs — r m All the way my Lord is leading me; Praise His name, praise His name ! When I faint, His grace upholdeth me; Praise His name, praise His name ! Cares of life have o - ver-taken me; Praise His name, praise His name ! ^^ * £ 4=-#- # — p- M k k k ? t=t *=*c f=f V — ^— ^ £& A— J- i=j=r s 4-: — N- S m J W—0 With Hisheav'nly man-na feeding me; Praise His ho - ly name. When I fear, His arms en-fold-eth me; Praise His ho - ly name. Yet He nev - er has for-sak- en me; Praise His ho - ly name. (gPtrH-h f f f k k N ji=|i— k— 1 -h h h h- it-f-ft F • W 1 *S Chorus. & PPf^l Hal - le - lu -jah! This is my song, Je - sus, Jesus, the whole day long; * F— F_ i^a-F— K-K^ I- i7r | f — * — p. g g I r f g : f=f= W *FF feS 1 *3E Ff^ ^E? =Pn rf r^ s Swell the cho- rus, might-y and strong, Praise His ho - ly name. k- Ik-. ■ k £fe » ^=* Copyright, mdcccxciv, by Chas. H. Gabriel, Tullar-Meredith Co. owners. No. 2. GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD. Mrs. Fkank A. Breck. *£= *3 s=T- >-r- I. H. Mehedith. 1. How great the love of God to me, When He so free - ly gave 2. 0 love be - yond the tho't of man! How must my glad heart sing! 3. Pro-claim to ev - 'ry dis - tant isle A Sav - ior's lov - ing call! 4. Let an - gels on the heights of heav'n, Let saints and ser - a - phim m t=t 1 rr~rr F J: T~rr XX- Tra* — r His Son, my sac - ri - fice to be, My sin - ful soul to save! The von-drous beau - ty of the pian That bro't from heav'n my Kingl Pro-claim a Fa-ther's pard'ning smile — Sal-va-tion free to all. Cry out, let praise to God be given, And let us wor - ship Him! t i a*. fci SI Chorus. B m^^s=?=& For God so loved the world .... That He gave His on - ly Son so loved the world, His on - ly be-got-ten Son, *- *- *. 4L #. jL 4L =1—1- I "I g^e -# # #- m u J -^— pr ^ > U That who - so - ev - er be - liev-eth in Him, That who-so - ev - er be- m 1 1 1= V * * * N N I I I l> b U liev S ftt ^sgp I eth in Him, Should not per-ish^ but have ev - er-last - ing life JfL ' £ " ££""*" *=*=J=t t->%±$: t=t a t==t ■y — y- Copyright. MCM, by TuUar-Meredlth 0©. n^ No. 3. THE PROMISE MEANS, JUST NOW. «* Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Grant Colfax Tullar. SE m T=t m f=rs i i t i. " Tho' your sins be as scar-let " there is hope for you, There's a 2. Are you one of His chil-dren? yet each day and hour You are 3. As you work for the Mas-ter, gleaning here and there, Are you 4. Do not live in the val- ley, scale the ut - most height, Take the t I I ■ -F \ r- h W rr 1 h it i *=£- W ^M m t; *3 i J #- -0- -0- •€• blessing that your Lord would be-stow; ' ' Tho' they be like crim-son " hear the pray-ing to be spot-less with-in ; Now ac-cept the promise for it pray-ing for the pow'r of His might? Take the Ho - ly Spir - it for that mountain path that leads far a- bove, There the Lord reveals to you His — 0 * • f ' jprb k k k k 0 i t=t -^1 *=£ *=* if 1/ -a-h 1 j J 14 Chorus. 9* *=i s=5=r 1 prom - ise true, I will make them as white as snow. "Just now . . just is your dowr, ' ' I will wash you and make you clean. ' ' m^ your answered pray 'r, And your soul will be fill'd with light, glo - ry bright, When He fills, you with perfect love. Just now. f—r *=£- k k k 0 eg *a=t t=t r i'^P £=* i T~V~t~$ now. 1/ V I V V at the feet of thy Sav - ior bow, gfeEEE IN For the K e- ♦ g # £ g g Is / » » P » — 1— I ! 1- 0 *0 *—W-^r 3 1 — i — r J * 1 m m-m -«-* itzfc ee bless-ing pray, it is yours to - day, For that promise means just now. £=fcr* t=t y * ■ k 13 a 1 r — l v — v ' » Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co, 4=t No. 4 Rev. J. H. Sammis. t=4=F TRUST AND OBEY i Samuel 15 : 22. I 1 1 D. B. Towner. m 3 £=£ 4— 1 -+- H !\ V *=* tt I • When we walk with the Lord In the light of His word, Not a shadow can rise, Not a cloud in the skies, Not a bur-den we bear, Not a sor-row we share, But we nev-er can prove The delights of His love, Then in fel-lowship sweet We will sit at His feet, _ m -f- -f- m _ •#■ #- "#- -&• What a glo - ry He But His smile quickly But our toil He doth Un-til all on the Or we'll walk by His 3£ « t=t > i» n ±£ i *=* aa i ? *: ^ sheds on drives it rich - ly al - tar side our way a re we While we do His good will, a-bides with a sigh -t WE* m He way ; Not a doubt nor a fear, Not a sign nor pay ; Not a grief nor a loss, Not a frown nor lay, For the fa- vor He shows, And the joy He the way; What He says we will do, Where He sends we £ US a a be- will £=£ f—r r^ *=|E 1 h Chorus. 1^ E ^ m still, And with all who will trust and o - bey. tear, Can a-bide while we trust and o - bey. cross, But is blest if we trust and o - bey. stows, Are for them who will trust and o - bey. go, Nev-er fear, on - ly trust and o - bey. ■*■ - - f- . f if , f , ffi Trust and o - bey, For there's :- i R^ £ /- n — r r n— ?^r-4 t=T I! H -j 1 1 1 m N — f> 1- m i=k m t=t no oth-er way To be hap-py in Je - sus, But to trust and o - bey. 11 1—1 — r- ^— y- £=*=* t— i- t=± *=£ r Copyright, mdcccxcvii, by D. B Towner No. 5. LET THE GOSPEL LIGHT SHINE OUT. Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Adam Geibel. f&r Ji* ?=*='=£ j* — c *=f zr ^* -* — #~ Standing like a lighthouse on the shores of time, Looking o'er the wayes of There are human shipwrecks lying all around, O, what moral darkness Do not let the bush-el cov-er up your light, Keep you lamp in or - der, Try to live f or Je - sus till this life is o'er, For along this pathway darkness, sin and crime. O- pen up your windows, there's a work sublime, ev - 'ry where is found. Warn some other ves-sels off from dang'rous ground, irimm'd and burning bright, Try to be a bless-ing, brighten up "the night, you will pass no more, Till He bids you welcome on the oth-er shore, * - » • - * r — * htttttt^ i £=t :*=^*i=*=t=t ^=£ ? v & I Chorus. t=t ffi =*-*■ ^EEEEfeEj TTt Let the Gos - pel light shine out I" * P> * V V • V Let the Gos- pel light shine U^—ft- it:^ £ £3 t£ s=t s f> S S>-r rrf 3=± * '- ' yt r out (shine out), Let the Gospel light shine out(shine out), While your lamp is ^ ^ ^ S m s± -££ I — h-*- t=t £^ *=£ fc* *=* *=*=* I I ■H f ' 5£ I K--#- *=F F^^ 13 burn-ing,keep the win-do w clean, Let the Gospel light shine out Copyright, mcmi, by Geibel & Lehman No. 6 FLING WIDE THE GATES. C. S. K. With Spirit. -N — *^ Ps. 24 : 7. Rev. 3 : 20. C. S. Kauffman. 1 1 A 1 P=M E $= ff'tr (("" 5 ^*- 1. Fling wide the gates, O Je - ru - sa-lem, Let the King of glo- ry in ; 2. Fling wide the gates, O ye sin-ful heart, Let the King of glo- ry in; 3. Fling wide the gates to the roy - al call, Bid Him en-ter while you may JUi ±± S^B ** ££ IS*-*- 9=¥ :*^*- W 1 E :£=£ I of kings, de - part, come, all, I* r ^ 1 Fling wide the gates, to the King Fling wide the gates, let Him not Fling wide the gates, give Him wel - O - pen wide O - pen wide As He waits ££2: ±M £ f I 1 h h- and and ad ^^ tm i 1 E^ bid Him en - ter bid Him en - ter mis-sion there to • in; in; day eg g c l E ir> Fling wide the gates, O Je - ru - sa- lem, Fling wide the gates, He is knock - ing still, Fling wide the gates, let Him en - ter in, — ^ — #- f « 1 tr- f -I 1- lN#5 ■J ii-J If # &d- -J--J- yrrvx^ ry ; Fling wide the gates of pearl, Let the To the King in all His glo Waiting in Hisking-ly splen-dor ; Fling wide the gates, O soul, Let the He will sup with thee f or-ev - er ; Fling wide the gates, O soul, Let the ^m ■&. ^ t=t m Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. V— V FLING WIDE THE GATES —Concluded. Chorus. 1 1 Nr- z£ « i §# King come King of glo - ry ^Eg I b P ' ^ Fling wide the gates, Fling wide the gates, fling wide the gates, _* * ■ p m * v=t 1 — I- tn 3r F pp :£=* 1 Fling wide the gates, Fling wide the gates and let the King of glo - ry §gE§i t J 4* f-frfo^f- 4=- ±=£ P=» ^-1—1—4- r#. ^Jrf-HJF^^ r "T in, And let the King come in, And let the King come King of glo-ry in, m £ 1 JL .+ #. n* — m — # — # King of glo-ry in. in. ?=£ 4 F F \ lilt T* I I I tz± No. 7. A CHARGE TO KEEP. BOYLSTON. S. M. i 3 Lowell Mason. 3 ^Ei 3=* r#: i. A charge to keep I have, A God to 3. To serve the pres - ent age, My call-ing 4. Help me to watch and pray, And on Thy glo to self W& f* F F — m &- % ri - fy, ful - fill re - ly, rJ. * <3 " \* f^ ifefe i ^^ * mt -&r A nev- er - dy - ing soul to save, And fit it O may it all my pow'rs engage To do my As-sured, if I my trust be- tray, I shall for f for the sky. Mas-ter's will. ■ ev - er die. g I* { g i ^fes Pff^ipr^r^ I r No. 8. HE DID NOT DIE IN VAIN Duet for Mezzo Sop. and Tenor or Unison Chorus Throughout. Mrs. Frank A. Breck. Grant Colfax Tullar. With expression. PH i . My blessed Lord was cru- ci-fied— The day was dark— and grief was 2. H e brings His great sal- va-tion nigh, And on His love bids us re- 3. O, wond'rous news of life and love ! That Je-sus lives and reigns a- PW4£f|rttT^S T i m fPi ^m i *r wide — For hope was crushed and all seemed vain, ly ; He bought our peace thro' grief and pain ; bove! He made the path to glo - ry plain; Un- But Ah, pMl| e f Et 9 tl eg s "CJ Chorus. S^ $==* til that Sav-ior rose a - gain. oh ! He did not die in vain ! Ring out the bless no ! He did not die in vain. :*-*#* ed news a Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. HE DID NOT DIE IN VAIN.— Concluded. Pi t =1— FV P »* 1 ■ -j ^ P Oh ! bear a - loft the strain ; The might- y r; r=g=p: gam. i &=£ B mm i £ ^ ^jSl %^m ♦* I @& ^ v 4 — i 1\ — \- £3 died, but not in vain ! ^~ He (II Lord is ns n m pow r- I fc£ i p* ? m i * -•- — P- m i e ^ No„9. I'LL LIVE FOR HIM C. R. Dunbar. r e ? u i . My life, my love I give to Thee, Thou Lamb of God, who died for me ; 2. I now believe Thou dost receive, For Thou hast died that I might live ; 4. O, Thou who died on Cal - va- ry, To save my soul and make me free, Chorus. — P 11 live for Him who died for me, How happy then my life shall be / B.C. \ K k i ZJ. L. E3 ^i3 & i • Oh, may I ev - er f aith-f ul be, My Sav - ior and my God ! And now henceforth I'll trust in Thee, My Sav -ior and my God ! I con- se-crate my life to Thee, My Sav -ior and my God! £ FFFFFP^i £ rn V y | I ¥ V v live for Him who died for me, My Sav -ior and my Cxodf No. 10. FULLY SURRENDERED. Jennie Wilson. Prayerfully. =3= ++1 _ 1 J 4-i =*=^ J. W. Lerman. §T4 a 3 i. Ful - ly 2. Ful - ly 3. Ful - ly 4. Ful - ly sur - sur - sur - sur - -f- ■3— 3— 8-rg ; ; -«H-*- -a ,' 3 - rendered, my Sav - ior, to Thee, Thine, whol-ly rendered, dear Lord, to Thy will, O, let Thy rendered, I free - ly re - sign All that I rendered, to Thee here be - low, Sav - ior, the fmY A \& 00 r ft » s (B'u t ■ — F — £— T f— 4? — p — . -f^ — £- -? r r wM--i 1 — r 1- — h— T 1 — ' 1 •*• + i — t — 1 ' $ d; m ^ 3 ^ 23 Thine ev - er-more I would be, Spir - it my whole be - ing fill, am to Thy pleas - ure di - vine, rich - es of grace let me show, JL .0. -&. .0. -0- -&. • Take from my life all the Thus may the world in my Fash - ion Thou me to the Till with the saved in Thy m v-*\r r~r ■«?- s y 1 :*=* eX . S 75. -<g- t=t g: t=S=f 21 worth-less and vain, Help me the tru - est and no-blest at - tain, life dai - ly see, Light from Thy glo - ry re - fleet- ed in me. form Thou dost choose, Naught Thou de-sir- est I now can re-fuse, king-dom a-bove, Glad - ly I sing of Thy f ath- om-less love. ••--&-• -&- m ^ m m mm &^m f^srfr F -p—^r Refrain. i— i-*f mM s t=t £ES El m **> Ful - ly sur - ren -dered, O Je - sus, my King, Take Thou the &- t t £^ t=£ *=£ fr^r p 1 1" -I I e) P J -hd Si ■& =g-4-g: gift which I trust - ing - ly bring, All that I am, at Thy Copyright, mcmi, by TuHar-Meredith Co. FULLY SURRENDERED Concluded, rit. ^ I I :U W^ ii^il^'.i m feet now I lay, Claim me as Thine, blessed Sav - ior, for aye. -a- — « — i ^U ^SH11 1 T: dzgg * ' ■=§ I I No. 11. NO, NOT ONE! Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Slow, and with great feeling. Geo. C. Hugg. & ">— *i* -W ^ 3M— 4 *^ — » ■ d — *> — * — t- i. There' snot a friend like the low- ly Je-sus, No, not one, 2. No friend like Him is so high and ho - ly, No, not one, 3. There' snot an hour that He is jiotnear us, No, not one, 4. Dl3 ever saint find this Friend forsake him ? No, nof one, 5. Was e'er a gift like the Sav- ior giv-en? No, not one, no, no, no, no, no, not one ! not one ! not one ! not one ! not one ! % FIXE. ^— ^S- *=* tTTWTP® None else could heal all our soul's diseas-es, No, not one, And yet no friend is so meek and low-ly, No, not one, No night so dark but His love can cheer us, No, not one, Or sinner find that He would not take him ? No, not one, Will He re-fuse us a home in heav-en ? No, not one,- no, not one no, no, no, no, not one ! not one ! not one ! not one ! 5j 4b N !S ^^m - *r D. % -There' snot a friendlike the lowly Je-sus, No, not one, no, not one ! Chorus. \ 1 D. S. \ J ^^4-t=f fr^ -*r-* I Jesus knows all a-bout our struggles, He will guide till the day is done, T~ m 0 — • ; m , f~ f *— 0 — ,l" g g — »: # .f" ^m ¥ Copyright, mdcccxcv, by Geo. C. Hugg. Used by per. No. 12 C. S. K. ON TO VICTORY. P^PPI^ fabj^j C. S. Kauffman. >: 4^-J- ¥?* *=* ^r # • #- In line be Do thou His will, Your place no 3. Morn -ing "is com -ing, Night will be past, Soon will the 1. Je - sus is call-ing! Forth to the fray, 2. He needs you, broth-er, iffl^ fcfa^fc^ t^t 5 i ij 3: fall - ing, oth - er dawn-ing, Serve Him to - day Ev - er can fill ; Break in at last, ES *=jt *f> £ r^*-* Fol - low Him ev - er, Gird on the ar - mor, Then with the morn - ing, t=t 1- — i- Call no re - treat, His soldiers nev - er Suf - f er de - feat. Take up the sword, Join your commander, Fol - low your Lord. Glo - rious and bright, Rich crowns adorn-ing, Vic - tors of light. jEBFj — f— i-r^-p i l . r w i r ii i±f =1 — » • w ^-si- Chorus. Unison. «=± i ^H £gHf'J:EKW^ SE 3 -* — *- 1 On to 1 vie fry. fol- low your mighty Com- -*H - U J-'LP'.J-E S man der. 1 On g g g~g Copyright, MCMI, by Tullar-Mcrcdith Co. i fc^ ON TO VICTORY —Concluded, to F=£=S-g-^ fJ7!' fol - low where Jesus may go 1 On m r r iT-xm * r=r m *—* u VIC 1 fry — I- close to your shield and de-fend - er; ^mr3 i kmi \ h N £fp PS=3i fS?f^ * i On 1 vie 1 t'r m I conquenng ev- ry foe m i fe 1 ^=i^ No. 13 Selected. THERE IS A CITY BRIGHT. Arr. by I. H. Mbredith. ^4-j i i\i £ A-A- fSi m^ « i. There is a cit - y bright, Closed are its gates to sin ; Naught that de- 2. Sav - ior, I come to Thee! O Lamb of God I pray, Cleanse me and 3. Lord, make me from this hour Thy loving child to be, Kept by Thy 4. Till in-thesnow-y dress, Of Thy redeemed I stand, Faultless and jS- -*- Jk. _£2. .(2. jQ-. j&. .*..«. _f2- .f2_ _£2_. eb F~> l p b- -fr-frr! £^ 1 — * t=t ^— g- i — r Chorus. kt±±frHr1^ ^ f=^ ^5- 1 -Z5Hr fil - eth, Naught that de - fil - eth, Can ev - er en - ter in. save me, Cleanse me and save me, Wash all my sins a - way. pow - er, Kept by Thy pow - er, From all that griev-eth Thee, stain-less, Fault -less and stain-less, Safe in that hap - py land. m 4 £ iB± 1 No. 14 ONLY ONE. " Over one sinner that repenteth." — Luke 15 : 16. Flora Kirkland. I. H. Meredith. *=* S =** « i+f i. On - ly one soul for Je - sus ! Think not 'tis on - ly one, 2. Ye who would be soul win- ners, Gath-er them one by one, 3. On - ly one soul for Je - sus ! Think what one voice may say, m^ m £^ -#-=*- WuP^1 ppi -0- -0- *'»- -0- -#- t^t rr Count not your har - vest scant - y ; Grieve not at set of sun ; Heart to heart work is need - ed, Do as your Lord hath done ; Lead-ing per-haps a hun-dred In -to the bet - ter way! t=t ** -*-n- 9 0 0 ' v r M-^w 1/ 1/ m ^=$ t=3r iES u - - - - 1 Think of the joy in heav - en ! Think what that one soul Think of that wea - ry jour - ney Un - der a noon - tide Think of the deeds of mer - cy One redeemed life may cost sun ; do; m se tip '^^^ i=± M m ¥ -0—^- J-t—t — i — i j. * — * Think of the end - less sor - row If that one soul were Think how your Mas -ter la - bored Seek-ing to save just Think of the songs in heav - en ! You should be sing - ing, f f f ZMH one. too! fe. *=±*51 ^%z=f=-fi -» 1 *-i— 0 p Chorus. Rather qtiick. St* A=P=£ &s*=*^m=&x-tt i-*- *t Hark ! hark an- gel-ic hosts are singing A song of joy un told; Si -0 — 0 — • — 0 ■ 1 1 Urggjm « * r • r fm -»— y- ^s Copyright, mdcccxcxix, by Tullar-Mcredith Co. ONLY ONE.— Concluded. ,tt/i K h 1 ff fff "J t -fi£^ — «• , ^ u« — «• » pa — |-f — 0 . J — jn h4^A One soul redeemed # p«..ff ^ one life reclaimed _• « — m — 4 #- — &-r^\\ 1 V V One more new ?iame enrolled. fe)$_. « * » ia £ ' i* • N ! -b — f r h — f^ £.al E25U! — p — •£ — : 1 v — £-r — ' -i i > — L 1 • / ' _j / X | ^_ Lf:jm No. 15. NONE OF SELF, AND ALL OF THEE. Rev. Theo. Monod. Arr. from MOUNTAIN, by C. C. Ackley. r^: 4-4 S: ^ <H J * nc ^ fc£ ^ — *- i i. Oh, the bit - ter shame and sorrow, 2. Yet He found me; I beheld Him 3. Day by day, His ten - der mercy, 4. High- er than the high- est heavens, ££=t jggE* I i That a time could ev - er be, Bleed-ing on the curs- ed tree, Heal-ing.help-ing, full and free, Deep - er than the deep-est sea, .- •>g * When I left the Savior's pit-y Plead in vain, and proudly answered, Heard Him pray, ' 'Forgive them, Father, ' ' And my wistful heart said faintly, Sweet and strong, and ah ! so patient, Brought me lower while I whispered, Lord, Thy love at last hath conquered : Grant me now my soul's pe-ti-tion, mm t=t i t=t « ** t* 1 — h Refrais. I T=F T=4q=f F=i=r=[ 3! t^ ^=^ rr 3** ^r " All of self, and none of Thee, ' "Some of self, and some of Thee,' " Less of self, ard more of Thee,' " None of self, and all of Thee, ' "All of self, and "Some of self, and ' ' Less of self, and " None of self, and none some more all i of Thee, of Thee, of Thee, of Thee. £t^t? I f 1 — i-n f=Pi r Copyright, mcmi, by Tulhr-Mercdlth Co. No. 16. THEY THAT WAIT UPON THE LORD Flora Kirkland. jCZi *w 1. H. Meredith. SlSSs There's a promise hid in the word of God, 'Tis more precious far than gold, 2. To the mountain top of communion sweet, We may rise on faith's glad wings; 3. You, whose ea - ger feet can so swiftly run, On the Master's ser-vice bent ; 4. O, ye wea-ry ones on the path of life, He hath blessing rich for you ; •#- -#- -0- -0- -^-* ^ -+±M* 3fci M £=|E=fcliE=tS t=t 1—1" U E^Efcfce t=F *£2=3=l=5^^^j: tfcti u ! I tprovideth strength for the stress of life; Storms may rage and winds blow cold, There are valleys dark, if we walk alone, Where the day no brightnessbrings, He is resting you, He is blessing you; Human strength would soon be spent, Yeshall walk with Himand ye shall1 'not faint," Hark! the promise ringeth true! -#- -#- — H -0- -# — w- -* S /- W 3=& Chorus. Ft v^^ 1 — i — i — r s^ 1 Sop. and Alto. ^> 3 £*T T=F^ -s^ A— N- - 1 tz But they that wait upon the Lord, Shall renew their strength, They shall m*^ ■* — # t=£ ffrr -# — 0- ^ m^g -A— N 4 — I- ^ s s i T 1/ v ^ i y > mount up with wings as eagles, They shall mount up with wings as eagles -#- -0- -m- -0- -#- -0- -0- -0- -#--#- t=t T=t M^ J=t £^ t=t All Voices. f) ■ ' r k 1 1 t> 1 * J 1 1 1 II • 1 1 J *n fj J — II @¥- N— N- 1 J a, — 1 1 2 € — m 7^— — * -*— i — *-4- J . H They shall run and not be wea - ry, F*a J J - * * They shall walk and not ^r-f r J * , — b—fc — 1 — 1 l faint. f— 1 — F— f-H — L- a £2_ —" t 1 1 — U Copyright, mcmi. by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 17. THE HOME LIGHT. Jennie. \Vilso> J. W. Lerman. m t=$ r^^ 1. Tho' far thou hast wan-dered in sin's gloomy night, A bea-con di ■ 2. That home light invites to the gladness and peace, Per-vad-ing the 3. That home light is shining to lead thee a - bove, Beyond earthly 4. O, soul, let that home light be ev-er thy guide, When shadows of 0 m » _ m 1— _££__# i — i_ S r F F-£ Pi -J k k ^ fe ^ g r vine thou canst see, For thro' all the darkness, unfailing and bright, The mansions of God, It bids thee from all thy re - bel-lion to cease, To e - vil and care, It tells of a Father's unspeak-a - ble love, His sin round thee lie, Trust thou to its lead-ing whatev - er be - tide, And cTTTfT^r H# — #- t t Refrain. IS — * — P-^ — S— r— i-r — Vt-^ — P— -± — P — * — Pt 1 home - light is shin-ing for thee. turn from the paths thou hast trod, r „,« u„mQll- v. • „«_*.„. tnm .^^ chil - dren may all free-ly share. \ The *>«<*#* is shining for thee, heav' n shall be thine by and by. ' thee, for t-See -# — # — # — 0 ■ # • » E *=* t=t U *=S fc Ff 4 # * j. j. ' jT$£=^ ^^^ '^^T The home light is shin-ing for thee. Like a star in thee, for thee, n I is tv n r\ is the «L irVlF F f JU£ i J — J- i ^=* 3t=i ffiET 2=^ night with its rays pure and bright, The home light is shining for thee. fs l, is rs is gu^ z=£?t r r iPJFfl Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 18. LOVE'S RAiNBOW. Flora Kirkland. With expression Gen. 9: 12. [. H. Mbrbdith. 1. Life is not a cloudless journey, Storms and darkness oft op-press, 2. Dark the clouds and wild the tempest; Turn, oh, turn thy longing eyes ! 3. Nev-er fear, nor be dis-cour-aged,Tho' life's journey dark appear, t-r-r iiri -4: t=£ =rvt est E EE* r-rt-gm :*=* But the Father's changeless mercy, Comes to cheer the heart's distress, See a - far, the Father's promise, Out of gloom, in light a - rise ! Travel on, by faith up-hold- en, ' 'God is love ' ' oh, thought of cheer! Heav-y clouds may darkly hov - er, Hid-ing all faith's view above ; See the glow-ing, gleaming col - ors, Father's love to us they prove When thy path seems hid in shad - ow, Look with fearless eyes a - bove, IS SE Ji ££ v— v- r=n ■»- & P^SH i^#3 1/ u But a-cross the thickest dark-ness, Shines the rainbow of He hath promised; He is faith- ful ! 'Tis the rainbow of Spanning o'er thy deepest sor - row, Shines the rainbow of r His love. His love ! His love. I U — M . fcfc^S JU |P1 t=t ^f fe^feSfe l-l^-lte Aft - er stonn the rainbow shin-eth, Promise writ in light a - bove ; — # — # 1 # • — •— # — ♦■ £ I I— I M Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. LOVE'S RAINBOW.— Concluded. gmkn. i V~N 7=t. ^=^r Ev - en so @ 7 a-cross our sor -row Shines the rainbow of His love. I $=*! f—r-r ^H ■v — v — v- No. 19 THE HOME-LAND Margaret Ford. 4=F i H. A. Farnsworth. US m 4 fc£ £ 5e* s £ TSf- i-l-i-i <j ii ••■ i. We love to think of that Home-land, So fair, so wondrously sweet, 2. We long to go to that Home-land, We' re sad and sorrowful here; 3. We know we' 11 meet in that Home-land, No more for-ev-er to part, fe?32=| 4— •- -#- -#- -&-*-<&- *=t » — P BE n- ±=^$ ±=t & i i fct ^ 3 ? rfte ^•^. -•- -*- • -^- Where dear ones safe from all sor - row Are sit-ting at Je - sus' feet. Our hearts are aching and wea - ry For those whom we still hold dear. Where hymns of rapture are sound-ing In glo-ry, from heart to heart. & • ^_ m r -f- r r r R^F f^^rtV-f g±% 1 t- — 1- 1 — r Chorus. I I i J i J. i g We love to think of that Homeland, But oh, the joy we'll share, s tta- ^=* *fe^4t t fe^ F i i i £ mm m I s #— #- iii - - t^- i -i When we shall meet in that Home-land At peace for ev - er there, ■*- +■ ' i ri -* — t £= J iFH*— ^ ig g I g^£ 5: P t=t f Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 20. BEHOLD, I STAND AT THE DOOR. H. M. 1. H. Meredith. i . Be - hold, I stand at the door and knock, Such love— O, can it be, 2. Be - hold, I stand at the door and knock, I long to sup with thee, 3. 'Tis Christ the Savior, the Son of God, Who standing, thus doth speak, 4.O matchless Savior, I yield to Thee My heart, so full of sin; Z&^ £=t rrrr^rn r^ ^S fe ^ m iiur^. V r 1 -1 The world's Redeem-er waiting, stands, And entrance pleads from me? To en - ter and a - bide with-in Thy con-stant guest to be. Who gen - tly knocks at my poor heart, And entrance there doth seek. Come Thou, and make me ful - ly clean, And reign supreme with-in. -«- 1 Is r1 t*>n t tir wm 1 — I—3 V Chorus. I i g **= Be - hold, I stand at the door and knock; If ! — & e f ny man ^ H £-1 — ^=^ — N-1 — ' ^ *=*=? t- hear my voice, And o - pen the door, and o - pen the door, m^ -# — #- f—f- r=F=s m r — r «fcj t=£ m $ & t^t I i=t=i=£ ■*=£- ^n m I will come in and sup with him, and he with me. 0g* and he with me. B-«- P. r I h -• — •• 1=2 Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 21 FACE TO FACE. Mrs. Frank A. Breck. Moderate Gbant Colfax Tctllab l=t r^-'l * 0 -S- J=?=* S^cfT 1. Face to face with Christ my Sav - ior, Face to face — what will it be? 2. On - ly faint - ly now I see Him, With the dark-ling veil be-tween, 3. What re - joic-ing in His pres-ence, When are ban-ished grief and pain; 4. Face to face! oh, bliss - ful mo-ment!Face to face — to see and know; mm t=t jf—m. i * § — • — • — 0 p -p- i — I l/ u P -^r J J J J J I g ±4 a). ' FT ^ h — fr m w — —w ■ When with rap-ture I be - hold Him, Je - sus Christ who died for me. But a bless -ed day is com - ing, When His glo - ry shall be seen. When the crook-ed ways are straightened, And the dark things shall be plain. Face to face with my Re -deem - er, Je - sus Christ who lores me so. m zc 4 £ F-t-0 0 000- H h h h n- • • • 1/ • Chorus. rfrJ'J.J / ,N f * Hh^h j| . 0 m ! £ k- /TV #-j^j-. ; j * :^3= -M-l 1 Q 0 -i 1 — -0-T-0 0 Uj * • bfc=*l Er ■ • • • *^^.c/ ^ i f 1 Face to face shall I be - hold Him, Far be-yond the star-ry sky; g, L# ; » — P — 8 fV fr, fg .» - f — 0 — A f * .Jf'"* . fejin^-f— f— ^— r— ^~1 T=^i H 1 1 F 1 1 * • ]■ tf 4 4 # t=*\ . P u* ^ *» ^ ...l> Lf__rJ r u u l ■• '• 1 I fc± 3t=* I A N- f . ■ I 1 ; ; ^^^ Face to face in all His glo - ry, I shall see Him by and by! \ 9. -, f~u . 0 0 . 0 0. m>-±-s l&S £ -0 — 0 — as #^» ■ — # — p • 0 — & i f_r f-f f • '• 1/ Copyright, MDCCCXCI2, by TuUar-ileredith Co. No. 22. ALL THINGS ARE YOURS Flora Kirkland. i Cor. 3 : 21, 22, 23, H. Meredith. Pf *= to* J 1 p ■^. -t * ' # — *-" — ~-* — ~ ' #^» — "*""*" 1. See the light is shin - ing ! Lift, oh, lift your eyes ! Fair the prospect 2. Joy-ous-ly tri-umph-ant Ov - er ev-'ry foe; Building for the 3. Keep the temple ho - ly, For your heav'nly Guest; Grieve not Him who grow-eth, As by faith we rise ; Look to yon-der cit - y, Where the Mas-ter, Safe-ly, sure- ly go; He, your la- bor watcheth, He your seals you, Bravely stand each test ; Christ your sure Foundation, Per -feet m ^^ hjt J==t 3=?c *=$ «±e r — r *T 1 — r m ;34J4-4-^=&fe i^B l H T- ** 1 — 1 light en - dures, Praise the God of grace, For all things now are yours, rest se - cures ; Trust, rejoice and sing, For all things now are yours, strength insures, Build with hope and faith, For all things now are yours, ££ .0. * . m. -0. k k k -• — » *=£ tejr * y i Chorus. -f — i 1 V 1 N Mh l\ ~~t^r| — p* " fh i — f*— fr 1* t -j — ~*h^ — i=: *\' d m a J m # • m ^ • 1 n w,+* n j x X -1 4- * ih. Whether Paul, or A - pol - V V -#■ -#- -fh -#- -#-^^- los, or Ce - phas, or the world; Or 1- ! -P- /Wr * • # # # • * € * lyJ' i '!i 1 _ > # » 2 # 1 - f f \s h k k 1 k v r 1 — ^ i/ r b tt h ^ -] b— 1 — lJ 1 I y £ J-«L^U«L *±=* * # # • #—=—#- I life, or death, or things present, or things to come; All ; > ? t+z£ fc=£ S ±=5=^ t=t Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Mercdith Co. ALL THINGS ARE YOURS— Concluded ^m 2±?± -* at yours ; and ye are Christ's, and Christ is Christ, and Christ is * r i* • *^ ?~ .«. . .». t=t- m =t± God's. II No. 23. GIVE YOUR HEART TO JESUS L. E. J. L. E. Jones. ^t=i 3=1=*, i= I i. Don't you hear 2. Don't re - ject 3. O, ac - cept 4. He'll not turn 5. Come, in faith Him call-ing, Don't you hear Him call-ing, Don't you His pleading, Don't re - ject His pleading, Don't re- His mer - cy, O, ac - cept His mer-cy, O, ac - you from Him, He'll not turn you from Him, He'll not be - liev - ing, Come, in faith be - liev - ing, Come, in f- 1 \- r E^eEejj u 1 1 V — V > V — p=j Chorus. |S^P £ m ~m^m^ *T*=* rr- v 1/ hear Him calling, Jesus waits to save. ject His pleading, Jesus waits to save. cept His mercy, Jesus waits to save. Give your heart to Jesus, Give your turn you from Him, Jesus waits to save. faith be-liev-ing, Jesus waits to save. m IE I 1 7> i-- i i i^ T=f=? P heart to Je- sus, Give your heart to Je-sus, For He waits to save. ^ '^" PP Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 24 £33 Mrs. Frank A. Breck. With animation. ^E^EB^ FEAR NOT. Isa. 43 : i. J 1 — . H. Meredith. i^ ^FT ?=F * + 4t i. There's comfort in the time of tri - al, And ne'er must my heart repine, 2. Tho' walking in the deep, dark riv - er, Thou'rt led by the hand Divine ; 3. Tho' walking in the fier - y fur-nace,The fire will thy soul re - fine ; 4. I love thee — O my child, thou' rt precious ! Great blessings do I de-sign ; t=t *3ZJt z*d£ £=£ I* • + P A S a p—i-v- -t~r Si T= FS^FS-S For Je - sus, ev - er near, is say - ing, Oh! loved one, thou art mine. Fear not, I sure- ly will de - liv - er, I love thee, thou art mine. Oh! nev-er fear, my child, the burning, I keep thee, thou art mine. I've called thee by thy name, yes, called thee, Oh! sure-ly thou art mine. • • •- -9- \ym - — - • * ^ — • \ i-fj-r-T- E -p=*j=£=z^ 1 — r t=t • y y y Refrain. -N-N- S=P N-\— * i =^r • «-^ Fear not %.£i% i\i:i^=4 for I have redeemed thee, Fear not for I have re- Fear not, Fear not, m £ t=f=W- fe* »^4 . for 1 1 lot, * t=H ^ k-k * fcz*=t v ? y y ¥h-\ y y y y y u^ deem - ed thee, I have called thee by thy name, thou art mine. > * m -&&- -*—*- I i 3=* ^==p: ^^ tri — tnn Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 25. SAVED BY THE CRUCIFIED ONE # Lotta B. White. tr k Grant Colfax Tullar. i. Just one drop from His wounded side, Just one drop to my soul ap- plied, 2. J ust one drop, yet it cleans' d my soul, Now I rest in His sweet control, 3. J ust one drop cleanses ev'ry stain, Praise the Lord for the Lamb once slain, 4. Just one drop, will you test its pow' r ? Just one drop, it will cleanse this hour, m p—t fc&4 i i i * A t=t * — »- £=£&=* m ft? *±t £E* *4 ■*=* UU J •J J J 1M ^=2=* "5^ One. One. One. One. V Saves me from sin now in Christ I abide. Saved by the Crucified Wonder of wonders, He maketh me whole, Saved by the Crucified Cast all on Him not a spot will remain, Saved by the Crucified Safe in His love we are rest-ing secure, Saved by the Crucified i^b ± *=* r r b r-ig. f ■» — »- V— *- / 1/ fr-y r Chorus. — I — I- 4 — I I — ( H 1- i i I 3e* » ^-r Just one drop from His wounded side, Just one drop to my soul applied, m £ 1 •*- £ 1 1 1 1, • \\\-\^mu=^mm t r i * p i ' i — *• — * * ' i i +-3 s « 1 }E3 ;,: j 8=^ Cleansed from my sin now in Him I a-bide, Saved by the Crucified One. ^ i. .-If EE ! r— r-f-g ft \\ *-*- 3; i 9 * 9 ' * — # — 1 v- -V— ^ Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Mcredith Co. No. 26, BLESSED ASSURANCE. 'He is faithful that hath promised."— Heb. 10: 23. F. J. Cbobbt. i tet Mrs. Joskph F. KxAtr. By p«». 4 1 Sl. 5B ^=t^=t *-nt *T~*-1^T7 &4 rr & 1. Bless-ed as - sur-ance, Je - sus is mine! Oh, what a fore-taste of 2. Per - feet sub-mis-sion, per -feet de- light, Vis -ions of rapt-nre now 3. Per - feet sub-mis-siou, all is at rest, I in my Sav-ior am w£^ *=£ g— f~JT. • 0- m l r t±t ^m *»c c m i t=t P^PiP i^t is — !*>T-fe rr glo - ry di - vine! Heir of sal - va - tion, purchase of God, burst on my sight. An - gels de-scend - ing bring from a - bove, hap - py and bfest. Watch-ing and wait - ing, look-ing a - bove, s Z^£ *=* m -0-T- rsr I Choeus. ^3: t itt-i u rx* t * * ** of His Spir - it, wash'd in His blood. ) oes of mer - cy, whis-pers of love. > This is my sto - ry, Born Ech- Fill'd with His goodness, lost in His love m ^^ t=t £ Mt I — l: ^ r r i i i t-Mh ■ jNgri M-i-i f. d s: rr this es is my song, Praising my Sav - ior all the day long; This is my I 1 I I Q5B: ££ ^3 £ sat w — *< — i*- fct I S sto - ry, this is my song, Praising my Sav-ior all the day long. m £^£ JL #^«.« L IL- v 1 #j i g Tg i tt m r r r jj.3-j»rr Copyright,.MDCCCLXXIII, by Joseph F. Kaapp, . . - •• ••■■%■ No. 27. CALVARY'S FOUNTAIN J en me Wilson. J. W. Lerman * 3 -Jrr-. Z ^*#- 1 i y i. O^ come un - to Cal - va- ry's foun - tain, Thou wea - ry and 2. Be free from the stains of de - file - ment.Tho' on thee like 3. The foun-tain was opened for sin - ners By mer - cy un - m &=£ *=£ £=£ $ ^ -fr i^g-1 1 «=r ■J-- -3- -3- sin - la- den soul, Made pure by the blood of a - tone-ment, The crimson they glow, The vil - est may come to the foun- tain, O, bounded, di - vine, O, sink 'neath its tide with thy e - vil, And V • V Chorus. I £=i T=3r ^^n M I weight from thy shoul - ders will roll, wash and be white in its flow. joy of the saved shall be thine. ^^ O, come un - to Cal - va- ry s • -trr }"^Tt foun - tain, The Spir - it is plead-ing to - day (to - day) ; Come e i=i it ^^ £e£ ?=~- l—X rii. AT i * 11 now to the fountain of cleans-ing Thy sins shall be washed a - way. £E?E* V k P I *±* II F 5— P- Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 28. A NEW CREATION i Flora Kirkland. Modetato. 2 Cor. 5 : 17. I 1. H. Mhrhdith. ^^^EEl £3 tr — • * • »— » — " -4- 1. Je - sus on Cal-va-ry died for all, Pay - ing the ransom for a 2. Since He so ten-derly bore our shame, We, whom He purchased have a 3. New - ly cre-a-ted by pow' r di - vine, Walking in newness is His fc^t^r £=t ±A t t t u m m 1 1 ' i a ?^ 1eee£ "2 s: ?=J=* 3 @ ru - ined race, Died as our Sub-sti-tute, heard our call. Came in the duty clear, All things henceforth should be " in His name' ' New, pure and will for me, Help me 1 ask of Thee, Sav-ior mine, Help me to J ■*■ -*- •*- I v — * — ? — v — 1 — u — F m Chorus. fullness of His boundless grace.) beau-ti- f ul should life ap-pear. > Therefore if a-ny man be in Christ, cling more closely un - to Thee. ) #=* w E & 1 rr-m~r H-m-f t=£z 1 r i t i C\ ?3»EEE I i i " he is a new ere - a - tion. Old things have passed away, £§§=! -*--«.-#--*- *=)* 4=^=t— -l—*- -» — h hS-E-f-f-M^ ^U: :<=* ^ ^=r U " r • U " Old things have passed away, behold ! all things have be - come new t=t- £* 13 V £ 1 — r fei Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 29. Mrs. Frank A. Bbecx. Animate FORWARD! Grant Colfax TtraxAR. )*-*-, t*3=t=PS=t i If V I 1. Christ, our might-y Captain, leads against the foe; We will nev -er falt-er 2. Satan's fearful onslaughts cannot make us yield, While we trust in Christ, our 3. Let our glorious ban-ner ev - er be unfurled— From its mighty stronghold 4. Fierce the bat-tie ra-ges, but 'twill not be long, Then triumphant— shall we _#_•__* ft . •-» * * , : : : r-#— r~* #-r— * #' MU- ,1 l.l: l? 4 •—-• m E S §g| •»7« J when He bids us go; Tho' His righteous pur-pose we may nev-er know Buck-ler and our Shield; Press-ing ev - er on— the Spirit's sword we yield, e - vil shall be hurled; Christ,our might-y Captain, o-ver -comes the world, join the bless-ed throng, Joy-ful - ly u-nit-ing in the vie -tor's song— S£fc* t=X 1 9 D 9 Chorus. r— r £ ~& W airf d «. Yet we'll fol-low all the way. And we fol-low all the way. And we fol low all the way. If we fol-low all the way. Forward! forward! 'tis the Lord's command, # — i — * — * — *- ^ r=T s~r t f *#:-#- =*=m£ I l I i [f For - ward! for - ward! to the prom-ised land f^ 1=3: :fc± For - ward! for -ward! i # « « m ;B i ■*-&• W > -z?- S let the cho - rus ring: We are sure to win with Christ* our King! fcr— i l ^4- -^l -*$>- ^>- > > ^ Copyright, MCM# by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 30, LET THE SAVIOR LEAD. Harley J. Mason. J. W. Lerman. M 5¥E3 -\ V J=* SE£ Lp *— *~B # 9 * * i i. Are you tempted, are you tried? Are you on the Master's side? Are you 2. Are you read - y for the fray? Are you watching night and day? If you 3. Let Sal - va-tion be the cry, And the mighty foe de - f y, And with .*- .*. JL. _#. w^—f i"M— £^=£==f~1~Tf k k > k r * -H P * P * K : m w m Tt-v stead-fast, valiant, faithful, strong and true? yes, strong and watch, the foe your stronghold cannot take;. 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Let the sake, tend. j_l *V J u^t. ^m r— Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co LET THE SAVIOR LEAD.-Concluded * — ± S>: ^=r bless- ed Sav- ior lead you all the way, El l ? s-t*f=?=p=£ J He will l h £ =£ £ m s yes, all the way, i^ 3* cheer you on, Till the day is done, All your earn-est ef - fort t=F *=*=* i £ t — r QE* n r I m m 3=* 2=± sure-ly will re - pa I When the vic-t'ry at last shall be won. -0 * f-r-.ai. ^ 1 He will pe - pay, FFm ■v—v I. H. Meredith. No. 31 Lotta B. White. ALL FOR ME. GETHSEMANE. C. M. I tffrfl Ml i 5^1 S=g * f i. In ag-on-y Up- on the tree My Sav- ior bled and died; 2. He came in love From God a-bove, The Lamb for sin - ners slain; 3. Sal- va- tion free For you and me' Demands my life, my all; 4. I humbly bow, Lord, save me now; Faith sees Thee cru-ci - fied; His life he gave From sin to save. '"Tis fin-ished now," He cried. His blood a- lone Could e'er a - tone To cleanse from ev'ry stain. I hear Thy voice, Make Thee my choice, And answer at Thy call. With-out one plea, I come to Thee To have the blood ap - plied. -fe r-K Lb hz "S? i-F 0 <5> 1 r-k £ .«» & r *=l tee 25 m r^ 1 r Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 32. PEACE I LEAVE WITH YOU. Flora Kirkland. John 14: 27. I. H. Meredith. i. List thewordsof Je - sus, Wea-ry, burdened soul, Heav'nly peace He 2. Thro' the lights and shadows Which betide you here, Safe in Christ your 3. Ten - derness unbound - ed, Love supremely kind, Of - fers now this m ^ $=$ m m mm 1 — t 1 — •i 1 — I — I — t i m 2 33* ^m *=^ of - fers, While life' sbil-lows roll; Ref - uge, Naught have you to fear; com -fort To each troubled mind; a±& £ £ It *==* -+S1-— Peace that passeth knowledge, He will be your keep - er, Not from earthly sourc - es J J ... . *=* m t s* ** Deep, and sweet, and true; Take, oh, take.this blessing Je-sus of-fers you! He who loves you so! Safe in that dear keeping Peace your heart may know. Comes this peace to-day, Earth can not be-stow it, Neither take a - way. # # i f±ft] je±* ?^£ g=-p— r t=t ^ *=3 A-*- 4^* @ Peace I leave with you, M y peace I give to you, Not as the world gi v - eth f*ff=ft *A=± — i. S SEiSE«£S^ t=tttt A -I f>>— N-4 — -4- give I un - to you; Let not your heart be troubled, Let not your heart be -ras — # — # — #— »w — <s>- — ,-# — •— *— # — f— r^ # r* — £ — .• — P — Pzi t. frm-T opyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. PEACE I LEAVE WITH YOU.— Concluded. mr^- trou - tied, Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be a- fraid. \ e*£ r f f =£=£=*=* -J — I — I — i- m i T* v=± r^ -v—v- No. 33. THEJLORD IS ABLE, Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. I I ^ Chas. K. Langley. t=t- 3^ 4 4 * n ^0 r~+ f i. When days are gloomy, my heart still sings, Hap - py and free, 2. In storms my spir - it the clos - er clings, My God, to Thee, 3. Though I have broken Thy righteous law, Christ is my plea, When time is o - ver and I shall reach E - ter - ni - tv, ? *■■■* r • The Lord is a - ble to do great things, Great things for me ! _^L fL J^ M. A- -P- Chorus. pmi-LiiMa^q—^ The Lord is a - ble to do great things, The Lord is a - ble to JL JL JL JL -*-. i t r r 1 ^{=£=Z=£ ^ 1 — t f- — y — i — b»- 1=t fTTf ■*= '%= M^mm^m i^E* m do great things, The Lord is a - ble to do great things, Great things for me ! £E£ £ ££ % ^ 1 ^ *E3 v-t '^ Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 34. JESUS PRAYS FOR ME. Mrs. Frank A. Breck. Tenderly. Heb. 7 : 25. Chas. C. AckLfiV. P^ n — ?v — i 1 FV Pt H- r r "' 1. O what a bless 2. By faith my soul 3. Temp-ta-tion will 4. Al - tho' in wa 5. O when with all ed, blessed thought That God will hear my can see a - far, Where faith a - lone may my soul as - sail, But still my song shall tersdeep I go, I shall not fear the the ransomed band, I singheav'n's Ju - bi - ^£j=g=g £e£ S £= A-y- £=£ £ * i i\*: J-j^j Je - sus prays for Sav - ior prays for Je - sus prays for Je - sus prays for Je - sus prayed for m plea, And not a - lone that I may pray, But see, Be- yond the earth, sun, moon and star, My be, That I shall o - ver all pre - vail, For sea, Its bil- lows can - not o - ver - flow, For lee, Then f ul - ly shall I un- der - stand Why -*■ * £ £ I* I* k Chorus. &i 04J 1 1 -W-U : i i i i 1 me. Je - sus prays for me, #. . .0. -0- .0. .^j- <g ! — ■ L . — fc — £- — fc Je - sus prays for me, 'Tis sweet to :£=£ :i=t 4t-Jt pm i ^^ i=*±£ ^^ know where-e'er I go, That Je - sus prays for me. -f=T- m m t r * ■Ttr- f 1 v Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 35. Gbant Colfax Tullab JESUS IS PRECIOUS. Unto you therefore which believes he is precious." !3B M I. H. Meredith. IS ^ m XT* v& -t^- gj 1. Peace like a riv - er is fiood-ing my soul, Since Christ, my Sav-ior, 2. Joy is a-bounding — My heart gaily sings, Cleave I the heavens- 3. Oh pre-cious Je - sus.how love-ly Thou art! Come and a-bid - ing mak - eth me whole; Sweet peace a-bid mount up on wings; Christ hath ex-alt rule in my heart; Break ev -'ry fet K ee -&- ing My por-tion shall be — ed — My soul He set free — ter — Thy face let me see, Sl ^ t=c jg'jgX t=x -, w Chorus. m %: Je - sus, my Sav-ior, is pre-cious to Je - sus, my Sav-ior, is pre-cious to Then Thou shalt ev-er be pre-cious to m JSL' *-*- ■&-* -&-*—<> » 1_ ba . i-BT^-r-?3 — P" -^a* me, me me !! Pre - cious to Pre-cious tome, He is me, Pre - cious is He; pre-cious to me, Je - sus, the Sav-ior, how pre-cious is He; Si .1111 -&- £ £££ to me. * E /e e - sus shall ev - er . . . . . , . . be pre - cious so precious e-sus, my Sav-ior, ev-er shall be so pre-cious tome, to me. _ +. 4L fL JL JL JL *- * ' * ' -rf * Li — bs- a — r# — # P" Oopjrif ht, MDCCCXCIX, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 36. UNDER THE BANNER. L, E. J. a # Martial. I s Is * Is ) I L. E. Jones. Is fc I f*A 1 K 1 |\ K J _IN ' "2 T" V K * « « * * ■ 4 £_ "l 1 « r # i W • a J • J J • J J 0 9 0 t 4- r ! ff I r • tJ 1 f ' ? ' i/ i. Un - der the ban - ner of King Iraman - u - el, See the host 2. Where saints have trod see the ar- my of the King, On they march, 3. Hail! Christian ar - my, re-joic-ing on the way, See them march, /iVtt A 0 1 • 0 • W m • m 0-w n pj.If4- r J • " i y r u* r v • 00 V -^ a i r ^ \j ■$ > £ y £ — ^ ^ — 1 H' — £— 1 — i ; ; ^ fe^ 3 ^=* s stead-i - ly march, 'gainst the ranks of sin; With loy - al hearts they are stead-i - ly march, Je - susgoes be- fore; Firm is their step, they are stead-i - ly march, sing - ing as they go; Faith- ful - ly serv - ing, en- *=)E # -<&- £fcsc i *=t ^ -0-*- &' ' fil -#— ^^ 1/ r— press-ing on the way, Strong in the Lord, mighty vie - t'ry to win. all of one ac- cord, Steadfast in faith, go - ing on to the war. list - ed for the Lord, Trust-ing Him ful - ly, they fear not the foe. .«...«..«...«..«_ I m. -0. §§E *=t *±* m t=t l=3t I Chorus. & N tr^ri s MM 1~ ^t=^ ^Mi * v 0 w * r X l; „ y | On,'. .."..'..' stead-i- ly on, .". ..'..".. .'. Marching to vict'ry 'neath the stead-i - ly on, stead-i- ly on, I ban - ner of Je - ho - vah; 2 * * 0 f S On,... stead-i stead- i- ly on, stead-i - ly on, iy ^ > k • % 1= ^— #-#- Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-MereaUth Co- rrrr UNDER THE BANNER.— Concluded * F * ? f V v on, Marching to vic-t'ry 'neath the banner of the King. stead-i - ly on, -0- #- g ¥ ¥ f^F-f £** p r t EE i *=t P ? 1/ No. 37. Rev. D. M. Buchanan. With expression. i DWELLING IN ME. Chas. C. Ackley. t=Z m &r ^ & a=» *=£ SS Dwell- ing, O God, in me, Dwell -ing in me; By faith I wait on Thee, Spir - it Di - vine ! My heart Thy tem-ple make Se - cure for Thee Thy grace suf - fi - cient is For ev - 'ry strife Then, till my lat- est breath, Thy - self im ^. ~£l .*. .*. . _#. .&. E t=t f=±f=t ^ r — r press; 4^ Glad - ly my Come, shed a - Live there both Help me, by That bright-lv m ^ EH t S^S m heart would plead To wel-come Thee; broad, Thy love, My will in - cline; rich and full, Thy - self for me; faith and love, To show my life may my face And life ex - press 8"$=^ St ■+- -p*- • Tho' wondrous thought it be. 'Tis life and peace to be. Thus pure my thoughts shall be, A vic-t'ry won by Thee, The sweetest joy of Thee, & mm fca S 1 r4-y H P 1 « m =st=* 5 ^— # Dwell-ing, O God, in me, Dwelling in me, Dwelling in me. p • * r* ^=?c — 1 1 P " £ £=£ ^=± P^ rr-T* i i Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredlth Co. No.38. I'LL GO WHERE YOU WANT ME TO GO. llABT BBC WS. Andante. 'CONSECRATION. Caekie E. Rounsefell. 1. It may not be on the mountain's height, Or over the stormy sea; 2. Perhaps to-day there are loving words Which Jesus would have me speak, 3. There's surely somewhere a lowly place,In earth's harvest fields so wide, £jgL s T .££ It may not be at the bat-tie's front My Lord will have need of me; There may be now in the paths of sin Some wand'rer whom I should seek, Where I may la-bor thro'life's short day For Je-sus the cru - ci - fied, ■0- -0- *- - ■#- -0- P£ m 1 — [• » : 0 m 1 r 0 0 -fi-b-t K I &t H a a r,,h r -S-JL-D- 33E -0 — 0 — 0- -0 — 0 — 0 But if by a still,small voice He calls To paths that 1 do not know, O Sav-ior, if Thou wilt be my guide, Tho' dark and rugged the way. So trusting my all to Thy tender care, And knowing Thoulovest mo, ± ~r A f ■££ B^F3S3S • ? tr-tr-Jr -fc-N ^H!^^ « 3 Fine. a -^—^ » E£e«e±*e^ f -# *zc -0 0- r * — # # i I'll answer,dear Lord, with my hand in Thine,I'llgo where you want me to go. My voice shall echo the message sweet,I'll say what you want me to say. I'll do Thy will with a heart sincere,I'll be what you want me to be. m 1 1 1 r m T^Ju 0 + • * * *—v- -0 0 '0—w^W- y—?- va/ V V V V V ¥ V D.S. — l'llsay what you want meto say .dear LordSllbe whatyouwantmeto be. Kefrain. D.S. I'll go where you want me to go,dear Lord, Over mountain,or plain, or sea; s x=t £ n** 1 st± -0 — 0- 0 ' 0 nttt LL-^i^^TTirnr^ Copyright, MDCCCXCIV, by a B. EounsefeU. By 1 No. 39 ENOUGH FOR ME. Grant Colfax Tullar. Andante. . W. A. Post. st I *=*=£ z-*t i 2 *==£ i. When the shadows dark-ly fall, When the temp-ter would ap-pall, 2. When my burden's hard to bear, When earth's sorrows I must share, 3. In my joy Thou dost re-joice, Ev-'ry day Thou art my choice, 4. When at last I've won life's race, Thro' the mer- its of Thy grace, - - 1 * SE i £ m=t=t w '±±i—t- f=* ¥ m^ -& =V ^z=* t=t ¥=i Just to think Thou know - est all Is e-nough for Just to think that Thou dost care Is e-nough for Just to know and heed Thy voice Is e-nough for Just to know I'll see Thy face Is e-nough for ~^Xet me. me. me. me. at p=t -Vj Chorus. 1^1 u i K=$ $=3=3 I P^ BSE That a -lone can com -fort bring, While life's mo-ments flee, f E rr iHH m i^ w Just to think Thou know-est all Is e-nough for me. mmm * & ^t # m. F=Ff^a f=f Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 40. PREPARE YE THE WAY OF THE LORD. "The voice of him that crieth in the wilderness, prepare ye the way of the Lord, make straight in the desert a highway for our God." Isa. 40 : 3. C. S.K. _ Animato. j C. S. Kauffman. | i ' 4 I w 1 H- *\ rv £ 1 1 ^ 4 m 1 \ S" m A j 1 r n * Jy x> y^ r J J • # m, m J J 9 A 9 9 • • 1. A voice thro' the world is sound-ing, From God byHisSpir-it and 2. Re -pent! 'tis a cry of warn -ing, Give heed! 'tis the word of the 3. Bring forth from your earthly treas-ure, The best which your la- bor has 1 . .1 1 1 1 - . r ft 1 1* r- /*Y 1 P m m • m m s 9^9 9 * • « m m • ■ 1 l?J+\- r 1 1 m w r 1 1 \. ^4 k k • £ 1 1 III II 4- ' r r Vi \ ' 1 U v 1 r^T1^^^^ 3=* word, Pro - claim-ing in tones re - sound- ing, Lord, Re - pent ! e'er the judg-ment morn -ing, stored, Bring forth all the tithes with pleas- ure, -•- -•- -#- -&- W^ *=t Pre - pare ye the Pre - pare ye the Pre - pare ye the -#- -#- -F- • -#- > k • k k Chorus. $mm T way of the Lord. Pre -pare ye the way of the Lord, Pre Lord, of the Lord, sm M^-w k f ^=p: ■*-*-* -k k- k k t= -A- 1 Is & 1 ,N ft I 1 1 y J J ^ ^ •T 1 ~\ \ \ H H ^ • 1 i 1 v f"v 1 1 !. ! ! ! d ' m VMJ m 9-9 9 # • # m • m - 9 J 9 • 9 pare / v 2 ye the way r i/ b r " * " " of the Lord, Make straight in the Lord, of the Lord, fe*s— f— ? • E P- — f g -1 1 1 F 1 — F 1 1 \^> | !j ft 1 L ft u # # # # k k * k lit 1/ £ 1 !• 0 des -er -fc-rV I -N-J P* ^ j j: ?=* -«— - W: ert, Make straight in the des-ert A high- way for our God. ,. .,.. +. +. > * * 1 — r £ 13 H» #-= — #- f Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredltb Co. No. 41. FATHER, HEAR ME. Flora Kirkland. T=t Chas. C. Ackley. n 2 7*- E£5 B « 5 ^ ^^» -ug: r-1 p=^ i. Fa - ther, hear me, hear me now, For Thy Spir - it pray - tag, 2. Help me, Fa -ther, ev - er go, Just where I am bid - den; 3. Fit me now to work for Thee, In Thy wis - dom hid - ing ; <Mnr=? & f^T F iSh ^H- -^ -^- Low be- fore Thee, see I bow, Thy sweet call o - bey. - ing ; Show me treas-ures pure as snow, In my Sav - ior hid - den; Teach me wondrous things to see, In Thy word a- bid - ing. m -& r — r F £=£ ^ ■<a-^ ?=¥ ^S * -&- -8- -d- 5^ -7 ffi^ '#=? *± -fi» i Help me see Thy love to me, Ev-'ryneed sup- ply - ing, Nev - er let me from Thee stray, In - to by - paths go - ing, In commun- ion, day by day, Let me feel Thee near - er, t in t £ee£ P^ F^ wm -i ^B i & *Hn*^ Lord, I come in faith to Thee, On Thy word re - ly - ing. I would grow from day to day, In Thy love o'er-flow - ing. Lead me on in faith's bright way, Till my light grows clear - er. t-^ W — T—rl — =^-e* — : — n Em if— p- 1 — t—t- Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 42. G. E. Iff. Boldly. LET US AWAKE. Geo. E. Myers. *4~- i=£ i. Let 2. Let 3- Let 3^ us a - wake out of sleep, And be ac - tive for the Lord, us be loy - al to Christ In the con - flict that is on, us a - rise in our might, Je - sus calls for vol - un- teers, t- ^grr-rra^trrr~t ^*^ W-t4 \4 -r± ^ \-\ W 5 1 V4- -#- « -0- -0- » f- -9— - !S fc± 5=6 ,0 Is IS x 3 y\ A v v 1 h s S 1 A h a J ' 1 HY * 2 • d • J J J « • r vj; • 9 S! . ft d m «• • i Let us a -wake, (let us a- wake.) Let us a- wake, (let us a- wake,) Let us be brave, (let us be brave. ) Let us be brave, (let us be brave, ) Let us a - rise, (let us a - rise, ) Let us a - rise, (let us a - rise, ) 0 0 0 0 -0- -p- -#- -#- SmY ^ ^ (fj'i s* *■ L L L ^ n» r i i r 1 \^\% * •v 0000 + iiii (/ 1/ 1/ 1 1 V V V \ 3 n 3 ' vn 1 h fc 1 K ! Is N Is S 1 /^ ^7 h I « « . 1 * !> *< J ml N J 1 J f • •■ 9 ' #0T d 1 Xs\) , # # 9 0 > 0 9 9 > -m 9 • * # • S*# 9 1 Let us go forth Let us be true Let us e - quip with a will, Trust-ing in His bless- ed word, in the strife, 'Till the vie - to - ry is won, for the fight, Cast - ing off all doubts and fears, - . m - - . » +- ' * +- +• • nm -P- W\' SSL ' K • U B 2 • \rJr f l P r w. r pr L Yi L Y> 1 P / • V 1 i/ 1/ 1 > S ^ • / / ■ i^ J3S -«■ ^ us a - wake, (a - wake ) us be brave. (^ be brave.) us a - rise, (a - rise, ) Let us Let us Let us a - wake, (let be brave, (let a - rise, (let us us us a-wake,) Let be brave, ) Let a - rise,) Let m -r^M^- $=* *— k I* i* Chorus. & -* 3- 9 1 s — *— ? Let us a -wake, (let us awake,) Let us a-wake, (let us a-wake,) .9. ^. ^L ^. + JL .0- Jk. — t t r TT £=*=£ Copyright, mdcccxcix, by Tullar-Mcredith Co. LET US AWAKE.— Concluded i ■» — * FT ^d *=i 51* i^-t^t-£ V prepare our ar - mor strong, Let us go forth in the fight, -#- -#- -#- -#fJ -J-^- -*1- "i * t=t ^n^m; t=F 1 *-*■ p* B Let us be bold for the right, Then we' 11 join the vie -tor's song. ^^ £rj£ 1 K ^± f=* No. 43. CONSECRATION Frances Ridley Havergal. Chas. C. Ackley. ^ -<a <zT —^ 2§==S 2? tt « ^ ^ i. Take my life, and let it be Con - se - cra-ted Lord to Thee; 2. Take my hands, and let them move At the impulse of Thy love; 3. Take my voice, and let me sing Always, on -ly for my King; 4. Take my sil- verandmy gold, Not a mite would I with -hold ; msa if pip i^^Nfftf-r^ r F 3 HH t=t ^ J e) l "*■ I Take my moments and my days, Let them flow in ceaseless praise. Take my feet, and let them be Swift and beau-ti - ful for Thee. Take my lips, and let them be Filled with mes-sag - es from Thee. Take my in - tel-lect, and use Ev - 'rypow'r as Thou shalt choose. J -f2- &- m$ & ^=& m i g yrr g *z> ZZZ^SL f 5 Take my will, and make it Thine ; 6 Take my love, my Lord, I pour It shall be no longer mine ; At Thy feet its treasure-store, Take my heart, it is Thine own ; Take myself and I will be It shall be Thy royal throne. Ever, only, all for Thee. Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Mereditb Co. No. 44. THESE THINGS HAVE I WRITTEN Flora Kirkland. John 4 : 13. I. H. Meredith. Y *=Tf ¥ 1. God the Spir - it bear-eth wit-ness, He who is the Truth divine ; 2. Christ the Son of God from heaven Came for sin - ful men to die ; 3. Son of God He left His glo - ry, Laid His roy-al garments down 4. Trusting in His lull a- tenement, Made upon the cru - el tree, r t r-E'hfr *=s=* t Doubt no more! believe the Witness ! Why in dark-ness will you pine? Once He suffered, paid our ransom, Now He reigns in pow'r on high. Trod for us the path to Cal-v'ry, That we might obtain a crown. You may look with glad as-sur-ance T'ward a blest e - ter - ni - ty. Chorus. I =s=t These things have I writ- ten un - to you that be-lieve on the name m t==\=t -•- — 0- -# — #- es m j* i*- 1* tt=^ \< t f i* cr^c ry ** s 1 v in 1 N N ^ fc r £ jL - N r R _, 1 r * 1 1 IV J _r J _r E 1 - -£ • * » * * * # S ) 1 m i ? 5 s *' f! • d *i *i *i tr • of the Son of God ; That ye may know that ye have e-ter-nal /±\-* 1 1 ft 1 1 2 • I 2 • 5 if ■+?~+- -f- — g— f * L L_ » k • 1 k k • k i * r r \. ~* ?r 1 1 # 1 1 5 j K u ^ -y =2=V- ^M^3 L ^^ \j $ W it V v accel. *=± J- t=t I «=? ^£El g-gf-g- P=5 :^=* -*—*- RT life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God. teP -jg-^x- Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 45. Geo. Cooper. EVEN NOW. Wm. H. Friday, Jr. ' 1 ^ ^ ^=J i. Brood not o'er the sin - f ul past, Come to Him, be not downcast, 2. He the sin - ner will re-ceive, Rest and com-fort He will give, 3. Though thy sins be dark as night, He will cleanse thee pure and white, -* — p — p- . m 1 p — p — & — x-p — p Bg : I if — _ — *-#■ ^4= 523 -P—-\ *=*: r=r 1 — t- i i p 3=* ^ ^-^r &*- ^ Seek His shelter from the blast Ev - en now ; What tho' thou hast Lo ! He bids thee rise and live Ev - en now ; Tho' the clouds have Leave the paths of woe and blight Ev - en now ; Hast - en, ere it ?£=*=£ %^ ? I I I rr it 4— 1 I I i £ IPS S3 -#-r- *« 3^F ^ J=g= *— # shunn'd Him long.Oh, His love's enduring, strong, Sing to-day redemption's song o'er thee rolled, Wand'rer in the dark and cold, He will lead thee to the fold be too late, O, accept Him, do not wait, Wide for thee He sets the gate - J- 1 ^ -• — 0- t=F=t I I I fT fff A — \- Chorus. fc£ 4-4- ^ ±2 ^ <s> m x=z Ev- en ?^Z -0 #- now. Ev-en now He calls for thee, He is pleading tender- £=£ ±2^ s t=t r tat r^-^ l/ u t=t=i -y — ?- rw 1 1 U 1 13 m » ^ 3=E_3 *=t *= *=^ iy, J . -#- fjfe Ye TJ ??^—w~T £ 4—1- ^T^ heav-y lad-en, come to me, Even now, yes, ev-en now .-.. J* I I ±Jt. .... . »-# — 4 ij 1 *^=* -#— #- >-v- Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. r No. 46. MY LOVING SAVIOR. W. ■± A. P. Tenderly. J- U: W. A. Post. E imm i i. Dear Sav - ior, may I ev - er be So near Thy bleeding side 2. What tho' my pathway seems obscure, And fear my por-tion be; 3. O, may I ev - er hum-bly sit, A learn-er at Thy feet ; 4. What sweet com-pan-ion-ship be-low, My Sav -ior and His child, 5. And when I reach the river's bank And Death's cold shadows come, • P P — P- ata ?: T f f E4= t^r f=*F *=^E r VU That I may feel Thy ten-der love, And Thou in me a-bide. O, Sav - ior, lead me by the hand, And soon Thy light I'll see. Teach me Thy will and precepts, Lord, Commands which love makes sweet. How safe from all the storms that beat, And tempests dark and wild. Thy ten-der voice will greet Thy child, And bid me welcome home. welcome home. • i Pi 0 . « -P P-^-P- fcf=£ m t Chorus. Bless-ed Sav -ior, bless-ed Sav -ior, May I ev - er feel Thy love; PS m *=* m ±~J=t I I 1 "f=f *=* ■v- in? *=2i N-N- -H 1 H — P -Ud £3 ii Blessed Mas-ter, gentle Shepherd, Guide me to my home a -bove, a -bove, ■Vfr •#• p p ,p 0 f p ,g ; - t=t tEt i 1 -v— V Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. f No. 47. COME TO THE LIGHT. E. R. Latta. Chas. K. Langlhy. -ir-t—2 3e£e± 1. Dwellers in darkness that shroudeth the soul, Come to 2. Wan-der - ing sin-ners, in er-ror's dark vale, Come to 3. Out from the shadows of doubt and de - spair, Come to 4. Tar - ry no long - er in blind-ness of heart, Come to the light ! the light ! the light ! the light ! 1=t=F= d?0 I I t=± i ■v 8» « tfc ££ ^t=t ~T P m come to the light ! Un-der the ban-ner of Je - sus en - roll ! come to* the light ! Of - fers of mer-cy are borne on the gale! come to the light ! Glad-ness and glo - ry, your spir - its may share, come to the light ! Now, for a crown in e - ter - ni - ty, start ! *=* S Refrain. -SHI I i f -A 1 >: : 1 7H?M 1 — i — *r ~~^i — =rH ■ • r'Y J J J 1 ■ I 4 ' \s\) #-• • 4 J *■ * ■ 1 4 • Come, come to the light ! . . Come to the light ! come to Come, come, the light ! O, come, and /*N" -1 2 2 2 2 — 5 3 pj., 7 » » • » • 1* 1 1 1I1 r wh ! . ! . ! , • L L L 1 ! , 1 lf IX U 1/ 1 1 1 • i> * U I i h N J J h I ^ j /. D 1 j j . H # J J J h J b # 11 # * 1 * • ft V H J J 5s 7 ! w * ' # mm m n- B UJ . - l> m haste a - way ! haste, haste a - way ! ] m m m m . T 3ear the Sav - ior's voice in - vite ! lear the dear Sav-ior's lov'd voice now in - vite ! m m m m m m m m m - - • * Pa" r >^b L • k p 1 ill h * • p » p - r r r 1 1/ !• / I ^ j/ V v v v w U V I ,w A-f- ±= 1 :£=3= ^— p *=3 -• — #- 1/ tTf Ye shall dwell in brightest day, Je - sus Christ is the light ! . . . day, brightest day ! Je-sus Christ is the light I IN ffi * • » * M-K m mmdm i v — * v \/- f Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 48 MARCHING ONWARD. Mrs. Frank A. Breck. Grant Colfax Tullar. #=?=? St r-s- * • March-ing on- ward in the name of Je - sus — Car - ry forth the March-ing on- ward with a soul undaunt- ed, Keep the glo - nous March-ing on-ward with a faith triumph-ant, Serv-ing Christ with gg -• • • X- ±=ez & -•- — #- i t=t 4-4 m 3=+ *=*?=* u ifct 0 — 0-^— #- ?=* & ban-ner of the cross ; Ev - er faith-ful to the trust committed, ban-ner wide un-furled ; Tell-ing ev - er of our blest Redeem-er, all our ransomed pow'rs; Ev - er read-y, His command o-bey - ing, t=t t=t f =*-i P^=*? Chorus. T N d- 0—r af=B H x J. rhhH t * *^~k i s ' J ^ r Let it nev - er suf- fer loss. Sing, sing the name of Je - sus ! Let it float o'er all the world. Sure-ly vic-t' ry shall be ours. Sing, O sing P: p P:f- m -0 0- -# — 0 ^tn _■ _^ 0. # fiL ~y~r~t~~ ! k k i — i- »— k k - i — r~r i S3 v -«-- ^=q n -#-=- Hark Hark ! the cho - rus sweetly rings ! We shall con-quer ! the cho - rus rings, so sweetly rings ! m^ p p- p p H—t I I . L I a t=t 1=^ FTFir rT7 n h s * iN S J ■s 1 1 y i 5 k ! * *^ n. ic K m J II > k # • r« ^ • i i r -c i* m i H A ' * 11 If V 0 ' *m mm m) m J fc J ff ■ J * II \) 00000 m # • ,S 0 • K 1 * /^ • II in the might-y bat - tie, Un - der Je - sus, King of k ings. /•V h U 1 M m V « • J m 11 p\9 k • P k • k L 2k \ ' m f t> i "** 11 Y" ' * 11 L7 ^ L' ^ i v* V, v \ 51 || Copyright, mcm ■J , by Tullar-Mcredith Co. No. 49. THE COMFORTER HAS COME. Rev. F. Bottome, D. D. WM. J. KlKKPATRICK. 1. 0, spread the tid-ings 'round, wher - ev - er man is found, Wher - 2. The long, long night is past, the morn - ing breaks at last; And 3. Lo, the great King of kings, with heal - ing in His wings, To 4. 0, bound -less love di-vine! how shall this tongue of mine To 5. Sing, till the ech - oes fly a-bove the vault - ed sky, And ev - er hu-man hearts and hu-man woes a-bound; Let ev-'ry Chris-tian hushed the dreadful wail and fu - ry of the blast, As o'er the gold -en ev -'ry cap - tive soul a full deli v' ranee brings; And thro' the va-cant won-d'ring mor-tals tell the match-less grace di-vine — That I, a child of all the saints a-bove to all be - low re - ply, In strains of end-less i v v * i i i \j ' ■■ " r Y>S.-Ho-ly Ghost from heav'n, The Father's promise giv'n; ' *. y 0 spread the tid-ings f\ I I ts iN ». I , I ! Fine. | iL — ±= J t j . — m — J "J 1 J _£*_ — 0 — J — ^ $$— & — : 1 ; :- 1 — 7 i d 4 -« — 1 — -1 -m =3=3 tr— * — tongue hills cells hell, love, 7""\? 1 pro-claim the day the song should in the song the ad - of His that — 0 — » « L ~ w 1_ ^ joy - ful sound: The Com vane - es fast! The Com tri-umph rings: The Com im - age shine! The Com ne'er will die: The Com ■0- ^ -0- -&• — 0 r& rv. — * — -fort- - fort • -fort- - fort - - fort - ■0- — * — i T ■ er has er has er has er has er has L_^ J >£/ come! come! come! come! come! (©H m ■ p.'- — 0 — — # 0 — Y<9 » — y&- — F — _(C 0 — -r ] \s « ; 1 ; | | fi 1 i [ i ■ . r i> !> V [ I i > 1 1 1 'round, Where - ev - er man is found — The Com - fort - er has come! Chorus. D. S. i 2K f S" i; I The Com - fort - er has come, The Com - fort - er has come! The B m V • i I Copyright. MDCCCXC, by Wm. J. Kirkpatriok. No. 50. 0 FAIREST LAND. Floka Kirkland. With expression. I. H. Meredith. ^ 1. There is a land be-yond the reach of sor-row, Where Je - sus doth a 2. No thing un-clean shall en - ter that fair cit - y, No sor-row there, no 3. No longings there, for all shall be con-tent - ed, All high-est hopes shall 4. 0 shall we join the dwellers in yon cit - y? Are we, in-deed, so 5. So, cleansed and pur - i-fied in blood most pre-cious, And kept from day to 4=t J J- ;zM=fciz£=£zS£ t=t m ss -T— k— l— -r -u- i place for us pre-pare, Where we may stand up-on some glad to-mor-row, And pain, no death, no sin, But glo-ry bright, and sweet, un-brok-en worship, When full fru-i-tion find; All pray'rs shall change to raptured songs of praises, Such free from earth's dark stains? Nay.sin had claimed us, but we fled to Je - sus, His day by won-<lrous grace, We turn our eyes to yon-der fair, bright cit-y, Where D.S. We turn our eyes to yon-der fair, bright cit-y, Where Fine. Chorus. gaze en - rap-tured on the glo-ries there. ope the pear - ly gates to let us in. bliss hath nev - er en - tered mor-tal mind. blood will cleanse till not a spot re - mains. we some day shall see His bless-ed face. 0 fair -est land! be- E t=t 2 -I r- I — — H ^~ s I Z ? 1/ V • we some day shall see His bless-ed face. £ t=t SEsEEi 4—1- *. K-.S D. S. ^a^^^gp yond the reach of sor-row, We'll enter there thro' His re-deem -ing grace, 1 1 1 1 fS ♦ ♦ ♦ + -^ *■ z. *=* HE \i a ^~ t± I £ ! +- f: r: b« • ' fr . i )t p t '- i=p Copyright, MCM, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 51. THROUGH SUNSHINE OR SHADE. Kate Ulmer Quietly. h IN J. W. Lerman. i. Bless- ed Sav - ior, be Thou near me, Keep me ev- er at Thy side; 2. Sin and pleasure seek to lure me, From the upward path a - way ; 3. In the hour of tri - al keep me, Let Thy love my stronghold be ; 4. Let me thus in sweet communion, Walk with Thee, my Lord and King; k k k k 5 I li i FTff f— ft fcfet f- fe f^ ii£^ *=?=*. *=r As I dai - ly try to serve Thee, Be my Helper, Friend and Guide. I am weak, but Thou art might-y, Be my strength from day to day. When I fal - ter, whisper soft - ly Of the sufr ring borne for me. Till to be with Thee in glo - ry, I my joy-f ul flight shall wing. f m » T\ * — * — • * \* ~T~ * en'-HrTffif^g t=^ i Refrain. Be Thou near i N i me, V V y \j bless and cheer me, Lead thro' s "P w w w z V v v v X Be Thou near me, 3=J bless and en V eerme, m :tfc ^m s / p V V V sun - shine or thro' shade ; While Thy 1 L 1 1 pres - ence go - eth IN -,^ 1 >l Ik. 1 IS J 2 ft n # * IN P 1 n 1 ■ C \^ 17 1 J C2 0 J ! J E J 0 0 0 0 9* «y 00 • • t> * * * ' t t ' ' f X TT77X |J 1/ " " 1 y u u y Lead thro' sunshine or thro' shade, thro' shade ; While Thy presence sv * P P P * C ft (■ KA P I. 1 1 1 >• # e # # N. •Ku / / / / / / b b * 1 1 1 *^ c X) -v— U— v— v with i ± * I shall nev N * 1 er be a - fraid. i g C ( c * go - eth with me T f-^T>- I shall nev be a- fraid. ^=m gj^— ^ 1 ; ». I Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 52 LET THY FAITH FAIL NOT. Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. 9 * Chas. K. Langley. fey^ +—T +—+ i. Christian soul, be not a-fraid, Let thy heart be un - dismayed ; 2. Tho' life's storms be fierce and wild, To God's will be re - conciled, 3. Do thy prayers unanswered wait ? Trust Him ear - ly, trust Him late, 4. Do thy best the race to run, Then at last, when sets life's sun, ^M 1 v 1 S w^m $=* m Refrain mm i m f4-*-*-* Christ, thy Lord, for thee hath pray' d That thy faith fail not. He will not de - sert His child, Let thy faith fail not. God will yet un- lock the gate, Let thy faith fail not. God will say to thee, "Well done," If thy faith fail not. Let thy EK f=Ff p * -tUi *=i=± ± fail not Let thy faith fail not Let thy faith fail not, fail not, =1- faith Let thy faith fail not, fail not, ^9—- u y—\ u— *-F-v— w- t—^ $m -y—^ v-^/—\ rn l I 2=4 ? v * *~T frf 1 All the way, Night or day, Let thy faith fail not let thy faith, thy faith fail not. Copyright, MCMI, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 53. KEEP IN TOUCH WITH JESUS. C. S. K. rffi"o i — k — t — *- F=t=F=q N s to— =M=i C. S. Kauffman. -i — — i — h- 1. Would you be a vie - tor 0- 2. Ma - ny h earts are bro - ken— Of t 3. Would you be a bless- ing All 4. Would you have commun-ion With •0- +■ +• ' ■#•.. sTsi *—. m m 1 1 h" • ver ev-'ry foe, Con-quer ev-'ry an aching breast Waits the mes-sage a -long the way, Would you be pos- your Lord each day, Have a bless- ed m | | to . # . » # to to ffr). fi r — ! — *- "" r y • ^ • # -> — k P t=s= *=5— 1=^= 1 " 1 U 1 u Tl T- -v— f • ^m^ig^ii^ipg tri - al In this world be - low; 0 - ver-come temp-ta-tions That each spok-en That will give it rest; You perhaps can bring them Joy and sess-ing Per -feet love each day, Let the Ho - ly Spir-it O-ver- un - ion With Him all the way; Praying without ceas- ing, Learning t=t ?^*: ^=t= nrt ^EE^fe^ Fine. day you meet? Keep in touch with Je - sus, He will keep you sweet, peace com -plete, Keep in touch with Je - sus, He will keep you sweet, come de - feat, Keep in touch with Je - sus, He will keep you sweet. at His feet, Keep in touch with Je - sus, He will keep you sweet i^l * «- fc=£ s^m +^-+— s FF D.S. -foe you meet, Keep in touch with Je - sus, lie will keep you sweet. Chorus. i Kri I 3E Keep in touch with Je - sus, Tho' the path be dim; Let no cloud or ■#- -0- .#- Jt-* *-• ■ ^ +. m i i i t=t=^=£ msF- S^ m ^ D.S. I |E33^£SErfEfEa±^ J shad-ow Sev-er you from Him. Joy or sor- row greet you, Friend or p=^_i_^qpg__j__r^xrrT-r Pi 1 | I I f#=4= F y P E= T — f — t^zz y — to — to — to- ijpzFzz: yiqg I Copyright, MCM, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 54. THE VICTORIES OF PRAYER. Lizzie DeArmond. Moderato. Chas. C. Ackley. w T=1r Th=T \ u There'll be an - gels all a-round us, If we walk the nar-row way, Praise the Lord, He nev-er leaves us, If we call up -on His name, When the race of life is o - ver, And our prayr shall end in praise, Wis ^=^ t-j — ^ -A- — #— — i — — #— =*= i # ' H — #- —0— —0— ] — 1* — h~ ■H - y— — hr — *• — 1 — — jr- — A — /— — N — V — — *-i -J— — |v- -ft- r • -t- — |- 1 1 #- -#— *-J ■i =*£ # =8= =*= -%— -*-«■ -%~ 4~ ± ■4- \ Trac- ing care - ful -ly His footsteps, As we fol - low day by day ; There's a pur- pose in His lead-ing, We will find Him just the same ; When we know the love un - fail-ing,That en - compass* d all our ways ; n jn rs IN ^-:sr -f- — f. — -\ — / ' — 1 — -)— -f— ^~ f H — r -) f .. w_i — hr • \— - — p -*- P N — i — — m— • — v- -fc — «- >r V- P b — N~ -f— -1 W- s- ■=*= 9 • 0 • -s— s- # # 0 -*- — fr p "*- ^ — v — p- — i — -*- -1 In the hour of great tempta - tion, We will find our Sav-ior there, In the dark- est night of sor-row,All our bur-dens He will share, When in realms of end-less glo - ry, We a spot- less robe shall wear, ffikr — i — — # — | — 1 -A. Jm. f P » -p— -A — - f f "' i* 1 — fc- 1*- -+ — -F s -f- -v— — fr • — ^ — > — s 0 x 0 . • — #— 0'- • \- -i — — f- \ ] #= =F -*-1 •i ir — i — St —0— -4- — #— -4- — •— 9 3^ — #— -#— i # \ And a - mid Till we cry Then we'll swell the sharpest conflict, Know the vie a- loud re - joic-ing, O, the vie the song of triumph, O, the vie to- nes to- ries to- ries of pray'r ! of pray'r! of pray' r ! ■»L gjEEg ; i ; ' ; : : i : e f- T ^1 Chorus. n k s. v K V N N I y»if ^ > _ • * • • m m m • 1 iff tf J i FN **1#« *• k • * "+ « r * 1 VJJ - w f 0 • # w m 0 . , •* r r ■ O, the vie - to- ries of pray'r, _ .m 0 ^ • The vie to - ries f 1 of pray'r, /v\.i* • p r J |^J4f_, _ ^ . k k U 1 s ^ 1 i ' 1 H?' — -5 — ^ — y — t — / V — -v J Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. THE VICTORIES OF PRAYER.— Concluded ±=Z=h3 : r* a m \J V V V V ty y We praise Thee, O our Fa-ther, For the vie - to - ries of pray'r. ■#- +- -m. +- +- m m -#- -ft. .0- . *=* I B=- No. 55. Flora Kirkland. t FAITH, NOT FEELING ft — ft 1 ft— ^ — ft — H H 1 ft 1 \— — i — H 1 ft Grant Colfax Tullar. i. O precious blood once shed forme, O fount of life so full and free ; 2. O all-sufficient, matchless cure ! O sur - e - ty most doub-ly sure ; 3. I need no oth - er resting place, There is nooth-er saving grace; 0 , 0 0 m m 0 W On Calv'ry's mount by faith I see The pre-cious blood of Je - sus. O cleans-ing tide that maketh pure, The pre-cious blood of Je - sus. His blood will all my sins ef-face, The pre-cious blood of Je - sus. : • ' J £=* c» Chorus. f=^ 3-* m ±=t » ■# # — # #■ i # F * ^ *=2 — #-■ bow e5 'Tis faith, not feeling, saves me now, As low be- fore His feet I Jt^-0-r^ f» ? • ;-# (?— — g#- r k k r r r r M* ^fc ki v=± ^ N 1 s *=* S5 :*=* '• HAM m The precious blood a - vail - eth now, The precious blood of J< t: * -Pi * — it" 1 ^T ' r r f P a t— n Copyright, mcm, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 56. I'M TRUSTING IN HIS MERITS. Kate Ulmer. SJ J. W. Lerman. 2zi 5 f8'j ; I i. My life is full of sun - shine, My lips o'erflow with 2. The days that once were drear -y, With prais - es now are 3. I'm rest - ing on the prom -ise, That all who will be - 4. His bless - ed Ho - ly Spir - it, Now dwells within my song; crown'd; lieve; heart; SI ffi 5t * iil dt K , ^ IS m ' 0 — 4 -i — -1 — I ***r*=-*r* For Je - sus is my Sav-ior, To Him So won-der-ful the blessing, In Je - The gift of full sal - va - tion E - ter - And till I reach the homeland, From me I now be - sus I have nal - ly re - will ne'er de - long, found, ceive. part. £§« m< Refrain. dt m l¥. I'm trust - ing S in His mer - its, For par don full and 1 I 1 free; t=t A-r m m The blood He shed for sin - ners, Was sure - ly shed for me, ffiE t ,. • -J i -k-A- Sit. ■t- i # -* The blood He shed for sin - ners, Was sure m fczt r^ Sc ly shed for -# 0 m- V- mlUm Copyright, MCMI, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 57. IN HIS STEPS I FOLLOW. G. C. T. Grant Colfax Tuixab. 1. "In His steps" I fol-low as I go On my pilgrim journey here be-low. 2. "In His steps, "what peace and joy I know, Ev'ry day my path doth brighter grow, 3. "In His steps, "I prove His matchless love, While He leads me to my home above* 4. "In His steps !"how sweet to walk with Him, E'en tho' clouds my pathway often dim, > i/ ? t=t ^ *~&- rs \j~~ & f P . #-* rv "In His steps" I fol - low day by day, Trusting Him to lead the way. "In His steps" His spir-it dwells with-in, Cleans-ing me from ev-'ry sin. "In His steps" tho' pressed by ev'ry foe, I shall con-quer all, I know. "In His steps, "His smile il-lumes the way, And my night is turned to day. e t=t g=-| : 1 1 fifzq -V—¥- V V Chorus. Glad -ly in His steps I h fc r> 5 fol - low — I fol - low — I fol - low. t=t i — r ^- s i V T Glad-ly in His steps I fol-low, Glad-lv in His steps I go. 0-±-0—0-±-0—* 9 , fS 3 i I t=r P,f'pt>> x=x +i — * t=t v— /- Copyright, MCM, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 58. HE IS MINE, I AM HIS. #> Grace Elizabeth Cobb. Chas. H. Garriel. H 4=^i=t i. Blessed Lil - y of the Val- ley, oh, how fair is He! He is 2. Let me sing of all His mercies, of His kind-ness true, He is 3. Tho' He lead me thro' the val- ley of the shade of death, He is .m. .m. -m. (gLt?4iT~g *=¥=£ > k k k *£» t=t i # ^Ef *— v U i i i -#K- J±g: mine, mine, mine, 1/ " 1/1/ I am His ; (D.S.)Sweet-er than the angels' mu-sic is His I am His ; Fresh at morn, and in the evening, comes a I am His; Should I fear, when oh, so ten-der-ly He t± *=^ -ft * — v- fH N * FINE. §n ES voice to me, He is mine, blessing new, He is mine, whis-per-eth He is mine, r \>-\ I am His ! Where the lil - ies fair are I am His ! With the deep-'ning shadows I am His ! For the sunshine of His l, if t g 1 —J U U k- k k k JT-k— k *^=^ rm i i 4— £=£: # 2=* ?=* &2 blooming by the waters calm, There He leads me, and upholds me by His comes a whisper, ' 'Safely rest ! Sleep in peace, for I am near thee, naught shall presence doth il-lume the night, And He leads me thro' the valley to the M M a — # m „ ^__ m m % f % k Mf i I i t fck u-ip r r f r r r-r P -I 1 EE tt4 1 4 *-£ 1 A— fv i J J -*v 1/ y - b strong right arm; All the air is love around me, I can feel no harm, thee mo -lest; I will lin-ger till the morning, Keeper, Frieud and (iuest," mountain height; Out of bondage in - to freedom, in - to cloud-less light, t=t -rrrr B m M k k 1/ 1/ Copyright, mdcccxciv, by John J. Hood. HE IS MINE, I AM HIS.-Concluded. 3±zm Chorus. U'r TTT^- T±£? k u * v He is mine, I am His. Lil - - y of the Val-ley, He is mine, Bless-ed Lil-y of the Val-ley, — f 1~f ^'#^. r-P — P — P — P P i f * !S !S N N W He P P P PA gm *=£ D.S. 1 i/ ^ 1/ I t> y w v •■ is mine ! Lil - - y of the Valley, I am His ! Hal-le - lu-jah, He is mine ! Blessed Lily of the Valley, I am His ! 0. +. +. .0. +. .0. .0 I V V No. 59 John M. Neale, tr. ART THOU WEARY? STEPHANAE. P. M. W. H. Monk. m *^m *==t SF^r =^^ Art thou wea - ry, art thou lan-guid, Art thou sore dis-tressed ? Hath He marks to lead me to Him, If He be my guide? — Is there di - a - dem, as Monarch, That His brow a - dorns? — If I find Him, if I fol - low, What His guer- don here ? — If I still hold close - ly to Him, What hath He at last?— es ^^m P P &^=F f=F=l *=1=± 3=4 3 I 3? r Come "In "Yea, "Ma- "Sor - *= to me," saith One, 4 ' and com - ing, Be His feet and hands are wound-prints, And a crown in ver - y sure - ty ; But ny a sor - row, ma - ny a la - bor, Ma row vanquished, la - bor end - ed, Jor at His of ny a dan rest." side." thorns." tear. ' ' passed. ' ' W=\ 3=1 i 6 If I ask Him to receive me, Will He say me nay? — 4 ' Not till earth, and not till heaven away." Finding, following, keeping, straggling. Is He sure to bless ?— Saints, apostles, prophets, martyrs. Answer, Yes." No. 60. WILL THERE BE ANY STARS? E. E. Hewitt. Jno. R. Swenky. =* & M-4-. I ir* ? i. I am thinking to-day of that beau-ti-ful land I shall reach when the 2, In the strength of the Lord let me la- bor and pray, Let me watch as a 3. Oh, what joy will it be when His face I behold, Living gems at His J. J. J NtvJfvfv IS sun goeth down ; When thro' won-derful grace by my Sav-ior I stand, Will there winner of souls;That bright stars may be mine in the glorious day. When His feet to lay down; It would sweeten my bliss in the cit -y of gold, Should there S:&£ e * =* ^ 3= =*=* u *U4 1 — t^ _l p Ki — I F — P -| ^—+ 9 W Chorus. -1—g J J Fy^f j=1=~^ 1 <*M n-T rv— * S=* 1 ^ ^i be any stars in my crown? praise like the sea billow rolls. Will there be any stars, an-y stars in my crown, be any stars in my crown. fj 1 '1/1/ When at evening the sun go-eth down ? When I wake with the blest goeth down? M.f £?f ?E.f«Tff p pA m t=^£ %$ £ 3=^ w-v- 1e=we p ^ i I! 1=2 * — # A -H +^-J H P 1- 3j=^l • • 4 *— •" crown?. . . gS In the mansions of rest, WTill there be an - y stars in my crown an-y stars in my crown I k k g f r r r *= » V— V- Copyright, mdcccxcvh, by Jno. R. Sweney. Used by per. No. 61. SHOW FORTH THE PRAISES. g Flora Kirkland. Moderato. Peter 2 : 9. IS * I. H Meredith. in rs fs rs *=* 1. Ye who have chosen to fol-low your Sav-ior, Ye who have turned from the 2. Bravely to stand for your King where He placed you, Bravely to tell of His 3. Children of light have no place in the darkness, Children of day, love not m « ?=-«— ^ ^— # ^m 0 I , h h h h -h h >=^ ^£ zzqo=£=£ ^frff * if a(=a|: :3=* snares of the world; Hark to the mes-sage He sends by His ser - vant, good-ness to you, Bravely to turn from the voice of the tempt- er, sin's clouded night ; Show forth the praise of your mighty Re-deem - er ! £ Refrain. IS IS N IS -J — -Arr- z*~i N- 1 Lbj_j •?*—*- Let now your ban-ner of faith be unfurled. This is the work He hath called you to do. " Show forth the praises of Trust in His faith-fulness! walk in the light ! ^ f$=* a --*=*=* *rr Him who hath called you, Called you out of dark - ness, Show forth the &=3 i h 1 1 , ,. . b. — =)- -C h K *=*: £3e *e^ v k— n r v n [^ N N I S ■ *. N IS 1— 1 \ y d hi N N J • _h J J' 'J II / 1 ! J ^ ^ H H 1 I J m d ' *\ n *\ ' *\ 1 11 fr \ ! « 5 1 _3 1 d * * H J 1 1 11 VW 0 # # J J # J £ t* m 0 \ 'J # J.J II prais-es of Him who hath called you In - to His mar-vel-ous light. m -*-*- -0- -0- -0- -#- -•- ,1s fc * -*rT>- (&-:— * — •■ 1* -i — 1 — r — * i- -t= hz ts 1* Iz l->-p-^±^H,-^-^i |!w:__^ ^ ^ — J0\ 0- # If * — 1 1 1 1 1 V V <J 1 w -+/ ■»- — t/ ^ ^ — ^ — | ^r-u Copyright, urm, by Tullar-Meredith Co. l/~ No. 62. WHEN THE ROLL IS CALLED UP YONDER. B. M. J. J. M. Black. $ gg ^ ^ *v n * -**-+ 1. When the trump -et of the Lord shall sound, and time shall be no 2. On that bright and cloud-less morn - ing when the dead in Christ shall 3. Let us la - bor for the Mas - ter from the dawn till set-ting t 1 1 1 r 1 - F 1 r- £z~t 1 — I I i l £T-£ r"T-r-g= i fcr 3= i $r~3:* ^W ^r more, And the morning breaks e - ter-nal, bright and fair; When the rise, And the glo - ry of His res - ur - rec - tion share; When His sun, Let us talk of all His wondrous love and care; Then when saved of earth shall gather o - ver on the oth - er shore, And the chos - en ones shall gather to their home be-yond the skies, And the all of life is o - ver, and our work on earth is done, And the pnrr — r — e — r \z~wr~\ — iTft- • — ^-^=^ — ~ — m i Chorus. ■*-* *-^ -w & is at iiB^E is roll is called up yon-der, I'll be there. When the roll roll is called up yon-der, I'll be there. roll is called up yon-der, we'll be there. When the roll is Be -±±±L £ £±£ <^- **• % » ^r=%- ^2. r v v ' r ? ? called up yon - - der, When the roll is called up called up yon-der, I'll be there, When the roll is called up Si £3£3 n -*-*«- p=«= s=fc Copyright, MDCCCXCIII, by Chas. H. Gabriel. Used by per of J. M. Black, owner. WHEN m THE ROLL IS CALLED. Concluded. P T :^ ^t; § ^^ yon - - - - der, When the roll is called up yon der, I'll be there, When the roll is called up T t~ t" *-v- £ £fcr=t =£ *-r-t ^^ ■25^-t; yon - der, When the roll is called up yon - der, I'll be there. BEFjg 1 m-. &e fZ- No. 63. HOLY, HOLY, HOLY. ^ 4-^-1 — I — I a *=* * i i i *—+ »— • — *■ *ytrr-K*- f-T 1. Ho-ly, ho-ly, ho - ly, Lord, God Al-might - y! Ear - ly in the 2. Ho-ly, ho-ly, ho - ly! all the saints a - dore Thee, Cast- ing down their 3. Ho-ly, ho-ly, ho - ly! tho' the darkness hide Thee, Tho' the eye of gfcfcfc* i^-Tt,^ Ez± *=£=£ ■fz- (Z p—J, 0- p 0 1 I 'r^=r=t=4= i ^i P 5 t=t fff 27" R morn - ing our songs shall rise to Thee; Ho - ly, ho - ly, ho - ly, golden crowns a-round the glass- y sea; Cher - u - bim and sera-phim 8in-ful man Thy glo - ry may not see; On - ly Thou art ho-ly! ska ££ S* • » , g b Kfcfcd J t=t f=Ff=t sf i3tz ■Z5J- 3=r i H 1 1 — =-« n — a — ahs H « — # — L^ — &<& — m— 5 — g : # rg> ^P^ merci- ful and might-y, God in Three Per -sons, blessed Trin-i - ty! fall-ingdown before Thee Which wert, and art, and- ev-er-more shalt be. there is none beside Thee, Per- feet in pow'r, in love, and pu-ri - ty. U ^r V tfc= -0 0 » \ f f f F f =£ i No. 64. REJOICE! REJOICE! i Laurene Highfield. Brightly. i k Grant Colfax Tullar. mm ^m n i t4=t S I - - - - • - * - - #j i. Re - joice ! rejoice ! the Sav- ior reigns, His kingdom shall ex - tend ; 2. Re - joice ! rejoice ! our hearts re-spond To God'sgreat heart of love; 3. Re - joice ! for ev - 'ry heart shall be Close cen-tered in - to one ; 4. Re - joice ! the earth of love di-vine So full at length shall be, f=mm\ SS*: l=m r* i u=t to -1 — 1- ttut £3=E M M All na-tions shall His glo - ry see ; His sway no more shall end. In Him we place our hope and trust ; In Him we live and move. And life and joy and glad-ness find In Christ, God's on - ly Son. The knowledge of the Lord will surge Like wa - ters of the sea. \ f \ f ■ ft* $ r-» if f £!■£ & i=tfc Chorus. Ladies voices in Duet. Don't hurry. 1 ». tT v <* — * ■ y v "* — ; \j > — " ■ ■ y \j Re - joice ! re - joice ! O shout aloud and sing ; Re - joice ! re - joice ! un - til the echoes ring. For ev'ry creature shall confess God's gracious love and ten-der-ness ; In joy shall all re - joice, In joy shall N IS K It K K £± M p^ ^E^EEi. 0) 9 0 0 Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. REJOICE! REJOICE!— Concluded. I S $ +—T all K re - joice, In m=* joy shall all re- joice and crown Him Lord and King. Jin , ^# Wt No. 65. NEVER FORGET TO PRAY. Rev. Elisha A. Hoffman. With expression. 3t Howard E. Smith. 3=2 *=* 2=* -/• V S- » U* Friend, nev Friend, nev Friend, nev Friend, nev er for-get er for-get er for-get er for-get to to to to pray, What-ev - er ill be - fall ; pray, In time of sore dis - tress ; pray, Tho' bright the sun may shine ; pray, In ev - 'ry hour of need ; Earn f^-Hf-HH* S t=t K r r ? t *=* t j - T~r t P i=ct s=s* *Hf s *^i: will hear Thy humble, con-trite call. ■ ter sweet, And give theehap-pi - ness. thy joys Come from His hand di - vine, will haste, And be a Friend in - deed. The Lord is gracious, and The Lord can make the bit For all thy mercies and The Lord to thy re- lief ■t/if r r lie m FTF* i& Chorus. 4- £ ±==t ^3 a^j -i — *, — ^— ^-,( — «i — «p-* Nev - - er, nev Nev- er for-get, nev - er er, Nev - er for-get to pray for-get, Si mm t -0 0- HE H*-^- rr fw? t^t -v—t 3|=* I £ ^=U= *=t Car - ry to Je - sus all your care, And all your need to - day. ^^? FFf^ ff ^C=*I t=k t=t ^ Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 66 C. S. K. TRUSTING JESUS ONLY. C. S. Kauffman. m 4. m ^3 %=£ i i. I amtrust-ing Je - sus on - ly, As I to the fountain go, 2. I am trust-ing Je - sus on - ly, As I tread the shin-ing way, 3. I am trust-ing Je - sus on - ly, When the way be-fore is light, 4. I am safe intrusting Je - sus, He will ne'er my trust be -tray, p—p^ E££e± -F" — F- *=* EH t 1— 1 — r r pi =s=£ 1 Trusting Him for per-fect cleansing, To be made as white as snow. Trusting in His grace and mer - cy, Just to keep me day by day. And when clouds around me gath - er, I can trust Him in the night. So I fol-low whereHeleads me, Simply trust Him and o - bey. *=5 t=t Gr± =t I Chorus. ± J m A -. *= I am trust - ing Je - sus on - - ly And His trusting Je-sus on - ly, I am trusting Jesus on- ly, -#- -#- -#- -#- -#--#--#- M~ ^ ^ p m * -F F r- v v v £ *=jt k K K M*11^* 1 J — -j u -2^ t ^Ff n g c c rrrrr p r. p p r r r ^ y ^ u y u u * blood which doth a - tone, And my soul . Trusting in His blood, in His olood which doth atone, soul is fill'd with rap- m ^—^ p p p p p P P F r— y S v— «- £=£ « ^— *- BESS is -^ *=* 1 -• — 0- *-*VS*r v^-v v v v V \j \j is fill'd with rapt - - ure, I am His and His a - lone, ture, and my soul is fill'd frith rapture, His alone. 1 h *=£ -F— #- ^ JU I £=* y~k k k I* * fc# ^ • V V * * *=Jc f=f 1/ u * Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 67. FIRST OF ALL COMES JESUS. Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. $=± m^FW^w. m $ J. W. Lerman. a^: ±-r While toiling on life's pilgrim way, Kind friends we meet from day to day, When winds are soft and skies are bright, When nothing seems our joys to blight, When clouds of trou-ble veil the skies, When hope within our bosom dies, And so 'twill be till life is o'er, And we have gained the other shore, U4 wrr jl—*=$^ S3 & V — V- *=jE & *=* i— T~ m -*^£ it ** Yet there is One more dear than they, For first of all comes Je-sus. Our friends may add to our de-light, But first of all comes Je- sus. Then friends, if true, we learn to prize, But first of all comes Je- sus. We'll on-ly love earth's friends the more If first of all comes Je-sus. Ht ^ *=* * p * r=f: fr=t=r* f=t Chorus. ■ft-r- f> ft 1 — 1 — \ 1~« — i — — 2~~ TTJ — P^^] Yes, 4: £ i : J — • J V- i — .0- 0 0 1 iw' first of all comes Je - sus, ifTf fif O — #— Yes, ->— I. If 1 ' 1 first of all comes Je - sus ; W* i k . 4 k - K - \> H 4= -* — m — * h r 1 1/ tf 1 — &- 1 L^-^ J s* Jiff J. nd i jtJ^ i fr-rff-j-^ Tho' friends are near.tho' friends are dear, Yet first of all comes Je- sus. .0. . .*- m y-\ — r IS ff ^ k k » • » g r • r 1/ 1/ V I • Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Mereditb Co V-\ IS No. 68. THE CONQUERING ARMY. S. E. Lowery. I.N. McHosk. I *=T =4: T^f :*=* i. Forward! on to the fight, hearts en - list - ed for the right, Moves the 2. We are marching along, 'gainst the hosts of sin and wrong, Ev - er 3. Let the na - tions rejoice, with the timbrel, harp and voice, For sal- S • — * — • \ * J * 9 — w — 9- arm - y at the Savior's blest command; In the strength of the Lord, battling read-y to o-bey our Leader' sword; See! the bat- tie ar- ray, growing va-tion is the message that we bring, O'er the isles of the sea, floats the with the stronger song of Spir-it's sword, We will place His standard highinev'ry land, day by day, See, O, see! the conqu' ring army of the Lord. vie - to - ry, And the con-tin-ents Je-hovah'sprais-es sing. God is vvvvvvvv marching, He is marching on be - fore ban - ner ! i h f* bu - - ■ \J A _ ' ^^! ^ J A & 9 J i ■ A ma* f'\ mmmmmSfm CJ 0 0 0 r 1 r 1 t) \* \f V v V [, ' V ban-ner vict'ry's banner waving o'er us, Hear the V > 1/ > bu-gle, note the fc^^-f — f — r — * — f — * — * * t-^ •' ■'- Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Mereditb Co. THE CONQUERING ARMY.— Concluded, i r* r 1 h Is h i. ,. \) ¥f J | > N 1 J ^ J p c i 4as: — - — 4 — * — H~ -d— — «l 3 4- : • 4 j W— ^ ^LL p Z J J i_§; bu-gle note and cho - — #' # — - — rus, See the ( -»- • • w- w~ *'■ .9 t? : ;onqu' ring army of the Lord. ^s--? k k--p -j * — i* — I — _T — f ! — 1 — [_ fS ' v^ — It u — v — v— V" k k k -#-: — » — • — » — p-= — ip— 4— -1 fcr-H H P ? P — P — v> II No. 69, MORE LIKE MY SAVIOR, C. C A. Prayerfully. Chas. C. Acklev. Eft m i=t m ?£: :?: -£ — (SI- 'S F 3=2 B More like my Sav - ior More like my Sav - ior, O bless-ed Spir - it, More like my Sav - ior, -fiL I would ev - er be, patient, kind and true, teach me thro' Thy word, how my heart is stirred, SI *E£ This is the Seek-ing each Give me a Whene'er I J %t M£ ng y -f fTT ^ 3 -5 S 57 s-^S: ££& pray'r my heart would raise to Thee, day the Father's will to do, vis - ion of my ris - en Lord, read in His own blessed word, Thou who did' st give thine Find-ing in Him, my O may it's glo - ry 'I shall be like Him" - * *U ^: £ fc=t -?- V- pmsg^^^s^g^gM r r^r on - ly Son to die, Hear me, O Father, while to Thee I cry. sphere of greatest joy, Pleasures undimmed,and peace without alloy, fill my life each hour, That I may witness with the Spir-it's pow'r. O what wondrous bliss, For I at last shall see Him as He is. .*#■-- - i -&U. -# #- kl -*-#i m tt=*=]E ±*?=W *# *=£ t=± t=t f Copyright, mcmi, by Tqllar-Meredith Co. No. 70. COME UNTO ME. Catherine H. Esling. IS I U^. I. H. Meredith. M & iEEm B fc* FTinr* i. Come un-to me when shadows darkly gather, When the sad heart is 2. Large are the mansions in thy Father's dwelling, Glad are the homes that 3. There, like an E - den blossom-ing in gladness, Bloom the fair flow' rs the • • "f* .f 0 m # ,—>-+ *_ • 1/ wea-ry and distressed, Seeking for comfort from your heav'nly Fa-ther, sor-rows nev-er dim ; Sweet are the harps in ho - ly mu-sic swelling, earth too rudely press' d ; Come unto me, all ye who droop in sadness, f-TNl Ezft S^t * *: T-f-t *—¥—^ m Chorus. -| H F\ l> I 1=$^ 3f^=S Come un - to me, and I will give you rest. ) Soft are the tones which raise the heav'nly hymn. - Come un - to me, Come un-to me, and I will give you rest.) 1 I 'E vl l> ' L-f — u 5 1 ^ --P-* i Ie^ trr-? come un - to me, All ye that la - bor and are heavy la - den, r f-;f F , 0 — fi—^s— 'M^mk\ i^p=p^=p ■±± hi PI ^ ■«UJ • 1 *T 3=£ 1 *-N 4b -*-^- Come un-to me, come un-to me, Come unto me and I will give you rest §ii 1 #— 0- t wmmm WBl ?-r* r r - k u, f-^f Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 71 ANYWHERE WITH JESUS. '• I will follow thee whithersoever thou goest." Luke 9 : 57. Jessie H. Brown. D. B. Towner. g . „ I N -! N I ■ 'I! I .-. I 't& 1 «==« * • * VE£ ^F go, An - y where He lone, Other friends may- sleep, When the darkling 1. Anywhere with Je - sus I can safe - ly 2. Any where with Je - sus I am not a 3. Any where with Je - sus I can go to m. tt t=t -f— $ ^ » • » v— r- ^=* « 3 leads me in this world be - low. fail me, He is still my own. shadows round a-bout me creep. -0- hP -#- •#-• -#-• An - y where with-out Him', dearest Tho' His hand may lead me o - ver Knowing I shall waken nev - er t=t 1 — r £ ±=t » » f— T rr V— r *=t ~# — #- fc«t £^ ii TZT joys would fade, An-y-where with Je - sus I am not a - fraid. drear-est ways, An-y-where with Je - sus is a house of praise, more to roam, An-y-where with Je - sus will be home, sweet home. -A...*., -0- Jt- -*- m > k k *it ^ t— t t— t- Chorus. ^ £=* *=* ; : ; ^ An y-where ! an - y- where ! Fear I can - not know. r=t f=f *=* y 1 1 i^=t S An m y- where with Je „ f- f- A sus I >— 1F can safe - ly I g°. m i — r Copyright, mdcccxcyij. by D. B. Towner. No. 72. WE SHALL WALK WITH HIM Kate Ulmer. J. W. Lerman. *=£=4 % 2=: ■ w w * i. As life's paths I tread I am ev - er led By my 2. O, 'tis sweet to walk, and with Him to talk, As the 3. Ev - 'ry day more dear grows my Sav - ior here, As I 4. Yes, I have His word, His un - fail - ing word, He will £ 1 — r *=*: m 3 ^ xrc-r~r Sav - ior's lov- ing hand, glad years on- ward roll ; learn to know Him more ; be with me al - way ; lov - ing hand, But I long to know when the But when time is past, to the But what-e'er be- tide, will He Then I'll fear no ill know- ing P=P=E t=t t — i — r -A r Chorus. M^£^£ Vtl^iTZ shadows grow, Will He still be- side me stand ? ver - y last Will He still sup-port my soul ? safe - ly guide To e - ter - ni-ty's bright shore? Je - sus will Ev - er be my Strength and Stay. Will He still be - side me stand' In the d --wry valley drear He will still be near, And His smile will light the way ; Thro' the m -m — w — 1 v— H ±£ i^^mm. rit. \ -«-- i ^ ^— •- ?£. shadows dim we shall walk with Him In-to realms of endless day. end gsrn p • p Egg J5* t^t less day. w in> — r t=f: Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 73. WHAT SHALL THY REAPING BE? Rev. Geo. F. Hopkins, A. M. Andante, with expression. W. A. Post. i. Aft - er the sowing of sin is all done, Aft - er the glo-ry of 2. Aft - er the pleasures of sin are all past, Aft - er the wealth of the 3. Come to the Savior of sinners, come home ! Why will you longer so 4. Cease from thy waywardness, Jesus invites, List to the Bride who with ■to ft I . U — h H h (- f-xr r& b-^ fea *=*=*=£ £eK *=|c V V £ -£-■ e=g atrjt « earth has been won, Aft - er the sands of thy life have all world is amassed, When the death an-gel you face at the aimless - ly roam ? While He is pleading, O wan - der - er, plead-ing u-nites, While the blest Spirit to prayer now in £-$i H^E *. .*- *s f=d^k run, last, come, ■cites, I Oh, Oh, The The m ^=t Refrain. fc*=* -N— A- *± PS=f *z t=t -#-=—•- 1,2. what shall thy reap - ing be ? 3, 4. Mas - ter is waiting for thee. Sow - ing, sow - ing, Sow-ing in Come home, come home, Like as a V V v V o, rit. e&fc Satan's might; Reap-ing, reap -ing, Reaping e - ter - nal night, wea-ry dove, Come home, come home, Un- to thy Father's love. ERFF *-=-#- *=* & vv r ^m t=t v Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 74 SALVATION'S RIVER. R. Kelso Carter. S. C. Foster. Arr. ( Down at the cross, on Cal-v'ry's mountain Where j When nothing in the whole ere - a- tion Could ( When lost in sin, my all ( All bonds of sin and Sa - j All round my way the sun ( My Lord has cast His robe I mer-cies flow, purchase peace, from the fold: tan rend-ing, Christ made me whole: is shin - ing, Dark - ness has fled; a - round me, I squandered, Far "•£*■ j=^ -0 0 L-?9- l b I plung'd in the re-deem-ing fountain, Wash'd whit-er than the snow. My Sav -ior bro't His free sal - va -tion, Gave me com-plete re -lease. My Sav - ior sought me where I wandered, Gave me His wealth un-told. I'll ne'er for- get that joy transcending, When Je-sus sav'd my soul. On Je - sus' breast I am re-clin-ing, Dai - ly by Him I'm fed. The Shep-herd of the sheep has found me, Je - sus has bro't me home. ,S m Broth -ers, won't you hear the sto I . h -0- -0- +.-*-+. \& 0-- 0 0 0- ry? See the fount- ain flow! f— >— 9 t=t **-*- &=tt=r -j • «-- IEEE » * i. &•& I Oh, glo-ry in the high -est, glo -ry! Je - sus saves me, this I know. -& a 0 5 r— 0 -m &-' — 0 ' m 0 = *■ :eeee * m V-V-J J VTT=f Copyright, mdccclxxxix, by Jno. J. Hood. No. 75. SHELTERED IN HIS LOUE. Grant Colfax Tullar. C. C. AcKLBY. cT ^ * -#- -#- -•- -#- -#- * * * # -*- -•- i. There is com-fort in my soul, Tho' the storms around me roll, I am 2. Bless -ed ref-uge, oh, how sweet, Just to tar-ry at His feet, Safely 3. In this shel-ter I'll a -bide, Fearing not the wind and tide, For my /, safe-ly sheltered in my Savior's love; Tho' the tern-pest wild may beat, sheltered 'neath the shadow of His wings ; All my darkness turned to day, Pi- lot is the Man of Gal - i - lee, He can still the fiercest blast, IN m*&r t c gz£ztTTT=Ff if r r r n D. S. — T^r M* 7J/a# 0/" l7#/ - /' - lee ; n — ~fr 1 * N _TV J $ te *5 £-4-U.4-i-l-i=j^ tH — 1- In my ref-uge all complete, 1 shall gain the home pre All my sins are washed a - way, And my soul by faith to He will guide me safe at last, To the bless - ed har - bor wm ± f h f 5=F y y w- v w w 1 - Shall my Guide and Pi - lot be, Till I reach the bless - ed fine. Chorus. pared for me a - bove. ev - 'ry prom-ise clings. Sweet-ly sheltered day by of E - ter - ni - ty. -• =r— P P , g> • r-? » ■ P day, There is ^iPPpPRbLbb^l ^# - z/*# 0/" wy sful' b M ANN B i J J ; ,t 3=± -0—0- -0 — 0 — 0 naught that can dis-may, Tho' the tem-pest beat and an-gry waies may mm ~^¥f¥ff^t ^ls p p p p 0 V—V—V—V- £=£=£ i Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 76 Laurenk Hughfield. Martial. RALLY SONG. -M ■■* — Grant Colfax Tullar. t=r m^u—i TTT3flrri P" Bi • v * y A - round the cross of Je - sus We ral - ly, one and all, We With songs of joy and glad -ness His prais - es we will tell, And We'll choose Him for our Lead - er, And crown Him as our King, Who Then ral - ly, sol-diers, ral - ly, His cause needs all our care To ■:rf:^ r — r- . ,r: r-fc - f- -r- r i fefe£ — *• — j — i8* . . is wag - ing, We've heard the bu His prom - ise, In Him we safe on Cal - v'ry Glad vie - to - ry ful tid - ings, This mes-sage to know trust from tell I His war ing in the cross the joy - ngs ■ gle call ; shall dwell did bring. de - clare ; £** And No We'll Wher FJ^Ff o fc fc i\ ft 1 s K y l _r _r i m J P s N !S * s1 1 K /ub ! • i m • 1 a J s J _r i ' m ' J N f/Tv^ 9 • m M9 . J 9 d • ,N a ■ 9 ™ • 3 * • • 4 UJJ » • • 9 • # » • # £** .9 « . . S - gath-'ring now so glad - ly To do His sa - cred will, Like harm be -falls His sol- diers, He guards them one and all, Come ral - ly at His sum- mons, And serve Him with our might, And e'er the cross is lift - ed, The na - tions shall be free, Sal - f- • f- f- • t^ f- f" m + ' -p -rim . -F- -P-" •- r -j r * r * ^b • • Zi L Vi \ \j Vi v v v v i/ 1 y ? V V V v" | i/1 - £ isi -M- prompt and loy - al sol - diers, Each one His place will ral - ly'neath His stand - ard, Come brave - ly at His staunch and true and stead - fast, Will bat - tie for the va - tion comes thro' Je - sus, Who died up - on the. fill, call, right, tree. £i=£ f-Mi- $=£ Chorus Then sound the ral-'ying cry aloud, Come, sol-diers brave and true m t=e=£ *=£ sol-aier I— t fefeS % m *=*=* tr-r— t Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. RALLY SONG.— Concluded. 1 f 4\i:t i:-t £ -f-rjt i We'll ral - ly round the cross of Christ, What He commands, we'll do. -»- • m ■*■ J ■»- m £ r: r mi pis pfWf £ No. 77. SEAL US, 0 HOLY SPIRIT. I. H. M. Prayerfully. --2 Inscribed to my friend, Rev. J. F. Carson, D. D. I. H. Meredith. 5 -^ f j * 4 t h^s jTv i 1 frr-i-i-g i. Seal us, O Ho - ly Spir - it, Grant us Thine impress, we pray ; 2. Seal us, O Ho - ly Spir - it, Help us Thy likeness to show ; 3. Seal us, O Ho - ly Spir - it, Make us Thine own from this hour; m V V V V We would be more like the Sav - ior, Stamp d with Hisim-age to - day. Then from our lives un-to oth - ers Streams of rich blessing shall flow. May we be use-ful, dear Mas- ter, Seal us with witnessing pow'r. ^—g- P t=£ &=£ ■* V V V V V— zEL II Chorus. i i i J t^t Seal ^S us, seal us, ■9- -9- Seal us just now, we -0- -0- -0- —? &# , 0 pray; % t=x '^i rit. w m 4=9=i=i m T^ t^r r Seal us, O Ho - ly Spir - it, Seal us for serv-ice to - day. PS # r* P- V.m- V . a. K I ¥ ■h h r- £3 mi £fr=tr v=* r 1/ 1/ 1/ u y Copyright, mcm, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 78. WONDERFUL PEACE. Rev. W. D. Cobnell. fefefc acr Rev. W. G. Ooopib. . K V ^--# J — « ! 1. Far a - way in the depths of my spir - it to-night, Rolls a 2. What a treas - ure I have in this won - der - ful peace, Bur-ied 3. I am rest-ing to-night in this won - der - ful peace, Rest-ing 4. And me-thinks when I rise to that cit - y of peace Where the -0 0—r0-±—0 0 0-±—0 0—. 0 0 0 0— — *-t-# #— ^#-v* m^iw^rr. ^ 0Z=£*-t-*> • #"t-* J" mel - o - dy sweet-er than psalm; In ce - les - tial-like strains it un. deep in the heart of my soul; So se - cure that no pow - er can sweet-ly in Je - sus' con - trol; For I'm kept from all dan-ger by Au-thor of peace I shall see; That one strain of the song which the ceas - ing - ly falls O'er my soul like an in - fi - nite calm. mine it a-way, While the years of e - ter - ni - ty roll. night and by day, And His glo - ry . is flood - ing my soul. ran-som'd will sing In thatheav-en - ly cit -y will be. ■hi V Chorus. i is £E£3 t=t '4'^ d r#rT* *> Peace! peace! Wonderful peace, Coming down from the Father a - bove; Sweep *-^*-0-^l -*r o - ver my spir -it for - ev-er I pray, In fath-om-less bil-lows of love. W-tf- -0- /Cs -#■-«- 4— . 4— 4— -#-i-# *_ —0) 0 0 I I 1 I #■•*- ■#-**- *=t *=£ »5 ji=pci£i£=*L±g ?— p- p t y [> t [> Used by permiiaion of D. B. Towner, owner. ->— y- 53* No. 79. THE INNER CIRCLE. Flora Kirkland. te W. S. Weeden. Se; t=t *=* ■*— wm i i l> - 1. Have you heard the voice of Je - sus Whis-per, "I have chos-en you?" 2. As the first dis - ci - pies fol - lowed, As they went where'er He sent; 3. Or, if He shall choose to send us On some er - rand in His name, 4. Mas - ter, at Thy foot-stool kneel-ing, We, Thy chil-dren, humbly wait; # 0 V- £&3 F* t=t — f F r i 4 *~~^ Does He tell you in com-mun - ion What He wish - es you to do? So to-day, we, too, may fol -low, On His lead - ing still in -tent. We can serve Him as dis - ci - pies, For our place is just the same. Lead us, send us, bless us, use us, Till we en - ter heav'n's gate. ;fc=t t — i — ?— sPi — i 'HPi~r-^-vc^J Chokus. -v — ^-> 4-, L# 0 0 0 0 0- X p p p p ■*— #- U b t 22: Are you in the in-ner circle? Have you heard the Mas-ter's call? Are you in the in-ner cir-cle? Have you heard the Master's call? -#— * :»=4=i=e: ^— v— w— v- — ,— *— r* 1 ' * * . ' • i <g— ■ 1 — r i V • • • J Kit. sa :j: 1 K~ Have you giv'n your life to Je - sus? Is He now your All in all? Have you giv'n vour • * 0 0— rl 1— j* P— r* •- 4 *T Lf9 • • Copyright, MDCCCXCVIII, by W. S. Weeden. No. 80. WE'LL ALWAYS SAY "GOOD MORNING." Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Music by Mokgan. *=J=* ms 1. Tho' the mys-tic veil of darkness throws her mantle o - ver all, When each 2. Here we have our nights of trouble, here we have our nights of woe,Here we 3. W hen we laid a-way our loved ones in the cold and silent tomb, Night and night the sun descends his golden stair, Yet we soon will reach that country have our nights of sor-row and despair; But there is a blessed country darkness seemed to set-tie ev - 'ry-where; But we'll meet them in that city *=* f 7 i - > / / ^=L= r=t m VV\> b b b b b --K-- N £ *— L0 0 0 0 0 0) 0) ^-L^-t-J f=f=J=J=J= where no shadows ev-er fall,Then we'll always say"Good morning" over there, where no tears will ev-er flow, And 'twill always be "Good morning" over there, where no night shall cast its gl >om,Then we'll always say "Good morning" over there. ,■ ?• ? e ' a ' *& B& Chorus. v- m r -fc-v -fc-^ S 3t=«: T~# •- We will never say "Good night," When we reach that land of light, And the §e : — ~~cp 1^ 0 " v — ' s h h fs gold - en por-tals o - pen bright and fair; Where no shadows ev-er fall, bright and fair, -&- Copyright. MCM, by Tali Esea Morgaa. b b b b WE'LL ALWAYS SAY. Concluded. fc£ £5 ** Rit. m 3=3= __# — #- Where no darkness can appall, We will always say "Good morning," oyer there. EJ » J> -# — *#- # — # — # — #- 2:5 ! I : I g~ i~ >: iEf: *— **- 3=il V — /- *i- 11 • • FILL ME NOW. V — iT Rev. E. H. Stokbs, D. D. i Jno. R. Sweney. 9-& — 4- A & 0- * -^ *=3-i=l *-* 1. Hor-er o'er me, Ho - ly Spir - it; Bathe my trembling heart and brow; 2. Thou can'st fill me, gra-cious Spir -it, Tho' 1 can - not tell Thee how; 3. I am weak-ness, full of weak-ness; At Thy sa - cred feet I bow; 4. Cleanse and comfort; bless and saye me; Bathe, oh, bathe my heart and brow! & ■$^=± Fine. SI I Fill me with Thy hallow' d presence, Come, 0 come and fill me But I need Thee, greatly need Thee, Come, 0 come and fill me Blest, di - vine, e - ter - nal Spir - it, Fill with pow-er, and fill me Thou art com - fort - ing and sav - ing, Thou art sweet-ly fill - ing ... A +- -*t , - « ♦ & ■* •«- * now. now. now. now. -^ ZL- -&- 1 I I I I 'II ID. S.— Fill me with Thy hal -law' d presence, — Come, 0, come and fill me now. Chorus D. S. Fill me now, fill me now, Ho - ly Spir - it, fill me now; n „ g *■ J a t ___ I — &■ 4- JSL ie 2C «± A J A *- jO- *. JZL- i -*<-- 3=3 "!$>- Copyright, ilDCCCLXXIX, by John J. Hood. No. 82. TRUSTING IN THE LORD JEHOVAH. Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. J. W. Lerman. mi m^t-j \: u i s *f % i. I have per-fect rest, Ev-'ry hour am blest Trusting in the 2. Neither storm nor gale Make my cour- age fail Trusting in the 3. Danger 'round may spread, Still I'll move a -head, Trusting in the 4. This my bat - tie cry, As the days go by, ' ' Trusting in the ~0 TL m$ T r txii M± p^m^\ 4—ifW-Jf i 3 9 Lord Je - ho - vah ; Nothing will I fear, Knowing He is near, Lord Je - ho - vah; Let them blow or cease, Still I have sweet peace. Lord Je - ho - vah; Sa- tan may op - pose, Still I'll fear no foes, Lord Je - ho - vah ;" Then when death shall come I will start for home, -£ — , ./ f r r f- .f- frr- t I *=* f^f V • Chorus. Safe, safe, safe, whate'er betide, 1 m Trusting in the Lord Je - ho - vah. Safe,quite safe, whate'er I I tide, -y— ?- While rrn in His love a - bide P 3 *^— fr— ! ^ For He i f r-t r't/kfj8 rr While I in His love m -» # u = 1— I I bide ; For He my de - ii; - my de-fense will be i s i ^=e=« -H ( « < 1? u I ] I fense ^ will be, Tnist-ing in the Lord Je ho - vah. B g==^f n UMmm T Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredlth Co. No. 83. WALKING IN THE SHINING WAY. C. S. K. 9E -I — I- C. S. Kauffman -?=*- i U il i. My heart is filled with joy to-day, I'm walk-ing in the 2. He brought me out of dark -est night, I'm walk-ing in the 3. He took a - way all doubt and fear, I'm walk-ing in the 4. His glo - ry fills my heart and soul, I'm walk-ing in the 5. Thus sweet-ly saved and kept by grace, I'm walk-ing in the mnrn ■* V 4 f t=t t £ £=£ t^EEi I I &£ BE I ^= m fTT V shin - ing way; My Sav - ior drives the gloom a - way, I'm shin - ing way; To pleas-ant paths of heav'n-ly light, I'm shin - ing way; And now I feel His pres - ence near, I'm shin - ing way; His pre-cious blood has made me whole, I'm shin - ing way; Each mo-ment see - ing His dear face, I'm 3H & * — * — 1 i» I ^N? Chorus. ffi-jftli i =2 5= J. J. J. 4. m walk-ing in the shin - ing way. Walk- ing upward in the ^^ -0 — 0- n & I & BS J r r r r r : m * k |y PVr-4 t ; ] j iirTT-rrtrrnnn a* shin-ing way, Walking upward in the shin- ing way, I'm walk-ing *■ f - f- ^ *y& i k k k n -U u u S ph 4=4 I 3^ :*=* 3=J g§^ upward in the shin - ing way, In the sunlight of His love j 1 Y i=t=* r I i Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 84. LIFT UP, MY SOUL, THY PRAISES Mrs. R. N. Turner. J. W« Lerma.* i±: i'-j- i r^ i. Lift up, my soul, thy 2. To Him I'll free - ly 3. Lift up, my soul, thy prais - es, For God is on His throne, ren - der, The best that life can give, prais - es That such a Friend is thine, 3EE £^£ IE T 2: f3? 1 — r id^rf i^s 8^=1 He reigns in pow'r a - lone ! In His dear love to live ! For all His love di - vine ! A - bove all earth -ly king-doms And count it joy and bless - ing, And sing a song of glad - ness m\ es f=tt M^-^r 4 1 4 z* The Lord of all the He is my King for My Lord, my King, my 1 na - tions, E - ter - nal King of all, ev - er, And I will sing His praise, Sav - ior, My ev - er-pres-ent Friend, ? — r — r — r- e i SEE* *=* -&TT- 5 r EIE To e - ven me He list - ens, And hears me when I call ! With all - in-creas-ing rapt - ure, Thro' all my length' ning days ! I'll love Thee and I'll praise Thee, With joy that knows no end! -#- „ -0- -0- -m- w=rff=? m t=t * Refrain. i 2fc: ■& V & -0 Lift up, my soul, I thy prais - es to the King, 5=S=£ -X His ! m h Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co, i LiFT UP, MY SOUL, THY PRAISES.- Concluded m\ 3C bound-less love and sav - ing grace, For - ev - er 3 ^ £ £ sing. -S: I F No. 85. HOLY SPIRIT, FAITHFUL GUIDE. i M. M. W. S~o I will guide thee with mine eye." — Ps. 32 : 8. ■ >L, , , 1 lra M. M. Wells. I 1 I K ^ ! I I J -^a-M '=l-t^-M-=q=| #^? 1. Ho - ly Spir - it, faith - ful Guide, Ev - er near the Christian's side 2. Ev - er pres- ent, tru - est Friend, Ev - er near, Thine aid to lend, 3. When our days of toil shall cease, Wait-ing still for sweet re- lease, ■g-f- £> i. fr=t J^ £±i 4=3 r- 2 ^=i :g: &. A -J- 4 FINE. I 3 ^ ±±ufc 111 r Gent - ly lead us, by the hand, Pil-grims in a des - ert land ; Leave us not to doubt and fear, Grop-ing on in dark-ness here ; Noth -ing left but heav'n and pray' r, Trusting that our names are there; D. S- Wh is]? ring softly ' ' Wand ' rer come! Follow me, P 11 guide thee home. 2. Whisper 3. Whisper i J L D.S- I^Si i^J » -7?Z Wea - ry souls for e'er re - joice, While they hear that sweet-est voice When the storms are raging sore, Hearts grow faint, and hopes give o'er, Wad - ing deep the dis - mal flood, Plead-ing naught but Je - sus' blood, £2 I ^2. . "t t=t No. 86. HALLELUJAH TO HIS NAME. Flora Kirkland. 0 fcLj 0 ; #— ' Music by Morgan. ■m y egg We are traveling o - ver to the prom-ised land, Hal - le- There's a clear light gleara-ing thro' the dark - est night, Hal - le- O'er the dash -ing wa - ters of life's storm -y sea, Hal - le- There are loved ones wait - ing on the heav-'nly shore, Hal - le- > J - -_. . K , 1 ! Jl*£ t=t m 9-pHt-p— ** i==f: -at—; *-- _S-I — 0 -0 f-| — 0 u_ 0y- i@ lu - jah to His name! And our Pi - lot guides lu - jah to His name! For His Word is giv ■ lu - jah to His Name! Still the Mas - ter speak lu - jah to His Name! From that peace - f ul ha • t ! '*•*— — - us with un- en as a eth peace to ven we'll go s ys~r $=* Refrain. \2=Z=zi + * + mm^m err - ing hand, Hal - le lu - jah to His Name! -, bea-con bright, Hal -le-lu -jah to His Name! ( u •, • you and me, Hal -le-lu - jah to His Name! C nai " ie out no more, Hal - le - lu - jah to His Name! v - lu - jah to His Name! Bless - ed name le-lu - jah to His Name bless - ed name He is ♦ +• £*\ &fr ■±5. f w 21 :K 1 I 1 1 ^ *r * * 1 0 #-T r- i *=N: 72L i — X guid-ing, cheer -ing, lov-ing all the way! 0 glo-ry to His Name! :*■ +:?- +- r&~i— n Slgi CopjTiSkt, MCM, by Tali Eaeu Morgan. No. 87. NOT ONE FORGOTTEN. E. E. Hewitt. H. L. Gilmour. $ £=* it=£ » ^S **P* £=t T^V *^-t i. There's a word of ten-der beau-ty 2. Tho' I'm least of all His children, 3. O, the wounded hands of Je-sus In the say - ings of our So un-wor-thy of His All the springs of life con m W£=?r t=E Lord, love, • trol, -<2- *SE3 ^f=t i a ^* -* — ^ & How it stirs the heart to mu - sic, Wak-inggrat - itude's sweet chord; Yet, for me, there's kind remembrance In the Fa - ther-heart a- bove ; Is there a - ny ill can harm me While His blood is on my soul? si -v. — t f=E=f r a §^7?faS=gi B For it tells me that "Our Father, "From His throne of roy - al might, He will ev - er save and keep me, He will guide me on the way : Let me, like the lit - tie sparrow, Trust Him where I can- not see, N m . m m m . m . » w ^ l 4^ *=t £ .^. ^. t=£E£ f ^1 t=^ £=£ Chorus, — * — — Li k — v — V-*^t — I v — ? — 1 y — v — ^-H — — In my Father' sbless-ed keeping I am haft -py, safe, and free ; fLJrtUTTTTU- I ? r1^- r ■ c ■ Bends to note a fa^ll-ing sparrow, For 'tis pre - cious in His sight. For my Sav - ior gent-ly whispers, ' ' Are ye not much more than they ?' In the sun-shine and the shadow Singing, "He will care for me." K I A- -*- II t P . ft J^qc E I i=g=-r ' r r- m^rrr While His eye is on the sftarrow I will not for-got- ten be. Copyright, mdcccxciii, by H. L. Gilmour. Used by per. No. 88. MASTER, I PRAY THEE. Flora Kirkxand. Prayerfully. L H. Meredith. 1. Mas-ter, I pray Thee, Teach me how to pray I As of old they 2. Mas - ter, I pray Thee, Bend me to Thy will On - ly as Thou 3. Mas-ter, I pray Thee, Fix my wand 'ring tho' ts; Help me feel Thy aset -# — »- *- m ± &¥^- *H»- y> * i| i =t=4 •J2- -i^- Zfcfci ±^ .^_ *£=* w \&- -0 — L<S< & came to Thee, I come to - day. choos-est would I dai - ly live! Give me Thy coun - sel, Seek - ing Thy glo - ry, pres-ence in my in - most soul; Fit me for serv - ice fe!E m <5> *-J & f f) h 1 i * 1 1 i J i i 1 / 1 " It i i i j ■ m y n hj J ^ 1 ' J m * i i J FV " J *• m J 1 * i ! 5 x±\) m m € # * Z j j # * Give me grace and pow'r; Trust -ing in Thy love; Send me where Thou wilt; -*- Teach me how to fol-low in Thy What is good and need-ful Thon wilt I would nev - er wander from Thy - - - J -*- - +• fm\% h» i i i i r i * rr I^J«, 7 U U L L L >* « # 1 P 1 ' • « C/L'l.l' fiii 1 ^ ; P I? | & ' 1 ! i 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i | i D. S.— Teach me how to Fine. Chorus. / , p fol - low in Thy D.S. II *-*z± ^r steps ev safe gffi al - way. er give. con - trol. «__K2. r — |— r*t Mas - ter, I pray Thee! Mas & m -0- -&- ter, I pray Thee! j. ii i ±=t jE-± m &- ^_ i=3L at r steps to - day. Copyright, MCMI, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 89. CROSS AND CROWN If we suffer, we shall also reign with Him : if we deny Him, He also will deny us. C. S. K. 2 Tim. 2: 12. C. S. Kauffman. m 1. If we will bear no pain for Je - sus' sake, Who did for 2. No crown of thorns to wear for Je - sus' name, Who died for 3. No grief of earth or bit-ter-ness of woe, No tri - als 4. No cross to bear for Je - sus cru - ci - fied, No wounded * h r* h 1 * £^# fc -I ta 3F=t&3E£±E* £^e 5 «=* us His heav'nly home forsake, Then we shall have from Him no us and bore such cru- el shame, Then, when our Lord re -turns to of af-flict-ion here be -low, No glo - ry from the heav'nly feet, or hands, or pierc-ed side, No crown to wear in yon-der :^i^ i Chorus. &U ^f^F* heal -ing balm, No place in Heav'n to wave a palm, call His own, No place for us on yon - der throne. ^ mer - cy seat, No end - less bliss at Je - sus' feet. " cit - y bright, There, no more tears and no more night. |i -i^&^j # . #* #-a I * •— •— #-H ^-»nN: brave, No palm to wave, No thorns to wear, No throne to share, No grief of f-^^-f-rf £ *=: * *=* I •PPf 1/ V V s s ^EEi *=* ^ i i f3 earth, No bliss of heav'n, No cross to bear, No crown to wear. m 1 ^Pt^^m^ t± t=£ Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Mcredith Co. S No. 90 I AM WITH THEE. Kate Ulmer. 4- s Isa. I. H. Meredith. fig *=* 1 W-j-C-fc? ■^w ■±=t- i m i. Oft - en when my faith would falter, When life seems a troubled sea ; 2. When be- set by fier-y tri - als, He dis-pels my ev -'ry fear ; 3. In the tempest or the fur- nace, Whereso-e'er the path may lead ; 4. Fear thou not, the words grow sweeter, As I near my journey' send ; J-#- m -#- -&-• s r-r^- f^fb P L/ V -V — ff~ 1 1^ ' X I can bear my Savior say - ing, Fear not, I will pilot thee will pi-lot thee. As He soft-ly, sweetly whispers, Fear thou not, for I am near for I am near. While I know He careth for me, "Fear thou not' ' meets all my need meets all my need. Fear thou not, for I am with thee, On that word I will depend I will de-pend. p - p Qp it m • ' n p=* %-& t=Z- t ML^i b=& v v v—y—y — g Refrain. Fear thou not, for I am with thee, I will ev-er be thy Guide ; V j~ t~ T~ p — p — & — ■ — is- I I will never leave thee lonely, Thou art safe whate'er betide -P— P- -<&- -&- 4^4-P-+-p whate'er betide. I -p-^-^ V b [/— v1^ 4=t 1 — w— 1 it k y 1/ ? Copyright, MCMi. by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 91 OUR PRESENT HELP. E. E. Hewitt. Chas. K. Langley. i . Our present help, O God, art Thou ! In ten-der love re- gard us now ; 2. How blest is he who stays his mind On Thee, so great, so good and kind ; 3. Thy piercing eye can sure-ly read The secret grief, the hid-den need ; 4. For earth-ly gifts, for ihiogs unseen, On Thy strong arm, by faith we lean ; J m \ m - I * f r.iE I^4> £=Qr y33 *=* ' 1 I I I Thy Father-heart hath room for all Who on Thy uame sincerely call. Thy gen- tie care will nev- er cease, Keep Thou our souls in perfect peace ! O, let this word our comfort be, He shall not want who trusts in Thee ! With heav'n- lv grace may we be fed, Give us this day our dai-ly bread ! - - - -- m&^ *=£ m £££ m «E t— t V— V- f*f Chorus. i *»: a j— j j , j If: ¥■ All praise... to Thee,... O Lord,... to Thee!... all praise to Thee, O Lord, our God, to Thee ! BS^feEf ^F? fc£ tt tj ^r 1— r **■ t^; i=* 1 ^^#333 Tho' mountains move, tho' billows roll, Thy love will keep the trustful soul ! the trustful soul ! J„.m r ,&, - i; Mr* r* r h1^^ £ 11 f=£ 1 F F k Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 92. HE ROLLED THE SEA AWAY. Rev H. J. Zelley H. L. GlLMOUR. &gkUE*EiM -J=Z W i . When Is - rael out of bondage came, A sea be-fore them lay ; 2. Be - fore me was a sea of sin, So great I feared to pray; 3. When sorrows dark, like stormy waves, Were dash-ing o'er my way; 4. And when I -reach the sea of death, For need - ed grace I'll pray ; ^^m *=*—*—*. *=*=$=£ m^^ 3= I N \=t t The Lord reached down His mighty hand, And rolled the sea a - way. My heart's de- sire the Sav - ior read, And rolled the sea a - way. A - gain the Lord in mer - cy came, And rolled the sea a - way. I know the Lord will quick- ly come, And roll the sea a - way. m £=*=*=*: i I f t=t 2r I'll I I ! 1 -#— - Chorus. I P^Jl r*— J— * h r> d= c=^ ; j» ;^ +—9^-9 • > * ■ • Then forward still, 'tis Je-ho-vah's will.Tho' the billows dash and spray; — t S gtfr.F * « r^^« fr ^ *=t ^ p • H 1 — r p: j ] i 1 i 1 a w=** *=n Ait * ■ 0 ' • -Or*- m With a conq'ring tread we will push ahead, He'll roll the sea a - way i=t m + + % ±=S=£ 1 F (— ^^ t=t 1 1 1 Copyright, mdcccxcvi, by H. L. Gilmour. Used by per. No. 93. BUILDING FOR ETERNITY. N. B. S. Acts 20: 32. N. B. Sargent. Arr. i fc$ P4 jfZfte^ -»w* 1 /w'l , — h — ' -J S a— hi — v m^-Sr -# # 0- -0 — 0c t=T 1 a s- We are building in sorrow or joy, A temple the world may not Ev'ry thought that we've ev - er had, It's own lit-tle place has Ev'ry word that so light - ly falls, Giving some heart joy or Are you building for God a -lone, Are you building in faith and PjjgjEf P P P P P P—P^ ££ see, fill'd, pain, love, k k k 1 It ^=^zk *=tt -0 — #- »-fr-r V — \/— *- V V V V — *- V — k — k- l/~V b -ts—i fs ^nwx -N-N *— rV -I — t- t=r #=t* Which time cannot mar nor destroy, We build for e - ter - ni - ty. Ev'ry deed we have done good or bad, Is a stone in the temple we build. Will shine in our tem - pie walls, Or ev - er its beau - ty stain. A tem-ple the Father will own, In the cit-y of light a -bove? IS Z> /~s B sritrf P P P * B35 ii S% k k tr-^-r-rt p 0 p « MM^ » ' 1/ u ^ v v Chorus. rrZ -N — N— ^ — F 4— f -* — « ===F — H ' H H 1 -m lf=V-4 1 i t i i *fm rn w&$$- We are building ev - ' ry day, ... A temple the world may not see, We are building, building, ev'ry day, P P P P P P ±^M M—w-y I 1 I I 1 ± n -0 — 0- V V V V I 3 -# — 0- '-0 — 0- 0^+ Build-ing, building ev - 'ry day, Building for e - ter - ni - ty. I lE=P=fc *=t *=l «~H^ :| — i— r FrW I Copyright, mdccclxxxvii, by D. B. Towner. -# 0- V I/ r 1 1 '-1 No. 94 Kate Ulmer. m PEACE WITH GOD 1 IS ! I. H. Meredith. J=t -A- — r — r~=j SEES i. On dark Calv'ry's rug-ged brow Je - 2. From the law He sets us free with 3. All unworth-y tho' we are in 4. Naught of good that we have done can sus bled and died, There our His pre- cious blood, Sat- is - His match-less grace, He re - His fav - or claim, For no guilt and sin on Him were laid ; fy - ing all its just de - mands deemed us from the curse of sin ; right-eousness to bring have ' we ; Now by faith in His dear Now our Ad - vo - cate He He the Just and Ho - ly 'Tis the fm-ished work of §Eiafep=faT-i_Lj 1 : '. : : ±=d b J V EH g{- * name we are jus - ti - fied, For our debt the Savior ful - ly paid, pleads the a - ton - ing flood, For our Sub-sti-tute He ev - er stands. One took the sin-ner's place; Pardon for our guilt-y souls to win. Christ thro' His mighty name, That secures sal-va-tion full and free. m » ± t=£ & — 7 — y- Chorus. mm j — a — , r r r r 1 j , 1 i 2 V— ^ 2 There - fore, there - fore be- ing jus - ti - fied by £ £» faith, We have « fct f=f £ ± J J=tJ 3 f * »t *=* ^ peace with God, we have peace with God, Thro' our Lord Je - sus Christ. J "* 4 ft » — # S *=* is $■ Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 95. COMFORTER HOLY. E. E. Hewitt. Prayerfully. Chas. C. Acklky. w -ft l^E* ,-V I 1 s *z=* 1. Com-fort-er ho - ly, Heav-en-ly Dove, 2. Com-fort-er ho - ly, Spir-it of pow'r, 3. Com-fort-er ho - ly, sweet is Thy voice, 4. Com-fort-er ho - ly, Spir-it of grace, w w * *: ■*•■ Tell me of Je - sus, Fit me for serv-ice Mak-ingthe low - ly Make me more faith-ful, SFF *=* t=X N v IS m fet : 4 i V l*^ 1 1- *HPT fill me with love; each passing hour ; sing and re run-ning the Ful- ness of bless - ing free- ly im - part, Rich - ly a - noint - ing, fresh oil sup - ply, joice ; Cheer me in sor - row, arm me in strife, race ; Strengthen me dai - ly with Thine own might, SS i £ -=!-? 1 — r- V y> * Chorus. t^t=^ IS ¥ TVi-i iiiT" 3=f *T Com-fort-er ho - ly, dwell in my heart. Keep my lamp burning, filled from on high. Lighten my dark - ness, wonder-f ul life ! Till I see Je-sus, where there's no night. Dwell in my heart, O, m t=£ ^± t±$ ££ t=t m^ t=^j *=t r it^ » atr u ^-4h3«M- sweetly a - bide; Comforter ho - ly, keep me and guide; Come to Thy tern- pie, never de - part ; Comfort-er ho - ly, dwell in my heart. nHippt -*— #- -ii 1 r -#— 0- 1 K* p » 'p ■>• k- k k-K 1 1 y "1 I" y y Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredlth Co. No. 96. DO YOU LOVE JESUS? Flora Kirkland. Duet and Chorus. I. H. Meredith. ^T^ «» i± -jr-S^ti-? 1. Do you love Je - sus? He hath re-deemed you; He up - on Cal - v'ry 2. Do you not know Him? Hark to the sto - ry; How to re -deem you, 3. Do you love Je - sus? Do you love Je - sus? Think how He left His w S3 ^i=p t£± ■-A k- m 9 ' ' ]li_Jti *P '*; i'l=* ^3t± Suffered and Died. Glad -ly He came; Home in the sky; Will you ac - cept Him? How can you lin - ger? Left His bright heav - en, Slept in a man - ger. Lov-ing and toil - ing, Suf - fer-ing, dy - ing, 5=j: E Chorus. How can you slight Him? Once cru-ei-fied. Sav-ior of sin-ners! Won-der-ful name! Pay -ing your debt so You need not die. Will you love Je - sus? Will vou love Je-sus? Jztttjc p SE Love Him to-day? Slight not His mer - cy, Will you love Him to - day? Slight not His mer - cy, E ±=t =t ^^r +=t=tf. Yield while you may; 0 - pen your heart's door, Yield, 0 yield while you may; O-pen your heart's door, E t=t ■f *■ fczlc *»irT~r Copyright, MCM, by Tullar-Meredith Co DO YOU LOVE JESUS? Concluded. m Do not de-lay, Grant Him ad-mis - sion, Ev - er to stay Do not, do not de-lav, Grant Him admission, Bid Him ever to stay. a=P=B=P=P=p: v — / — i/- No. 97. DO YOUR VERY BEST. Flora Kirkland. Moderato. Grant Colfax Tullab. S Ps \ "* w #_.-*" 1. Do your ver - y best for Je - sus, Triv - ial tho' your serv-ice be; 2. Do your ver - y best for Je - sus, He your mo-tive un-der -stands; 3. Do your ver-y best for Je - sus, Seek to serve Him ev -'ry-where; S 4^ ?&'•'* -£- § v \/ |5 F=l FF£ When He comes He will re-ward you, Say-ing,"This was done for me." Tho' your ef-forts may seem use - less, You are in the Mas-ter's hands. Walk in low - ly paths of serv - ice, You will find the Mas-ter there. ill . - _ ^-£- J2. $ Chorus. Sg -&— Do your ver - y best for Je - sus, He is watch-ing from the sky; mn 5-4 V— !* ^9. i iS I H Rit. — S- ma w* m S=^ He will note your earn-est ef - forts, And re-ward you by and by. 5^ EE** ^-0- B }=t CopyrtgM, MCtt* by Tutt*r-ilere<iit& Co. No. 98. C. S. K. I WILL, BE THOU CLEAN C. S. Kauffman. W I I I m s=B^p^ S3 i. A lep- er once wand' ring out-side of the gate, Came near to the 2. The mo-ment the Mas - ter had spo - ken the word, His lep - ro - sy 3. So come to the Mas -ter with all of your sin, The weight that has 4. His pow - er is just as it was when of old, He healed all who cit - y for aid, vanished a - way, . . . burdened your soul, . . . called on His name, . . A lep - er cast out from the pres-ence of The lep - er un-clean but a rno-ment be - Just lift up your voice to the Sav-ior of So come while He's waiting to save you from ^S £ I 1 II I h ^ t-r.i i I t=t h-±-k 1— r Chorus. ^=t *r± a I j_u» 9 f men, And thus to the Mas-ter, he said fore, Was healed by the Savior that day. . . men, He' 11 answer and you will be whole . sin, For Je - sus is ev - er the same. . Lord, if Thou wilt, Thou canst sf4tH-f *—+ -i^~ t=S <5> H^m fcs 4-J44 4—4-\ make me clean, Lord, if Thou wilt I Lord, if Thou wilt, Lord, if Thou wilt, will, be thou clean, I will, m k+ ^ftffl I will be thou clean. I will. f=t tm^ si Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 99 HE REIGNETH EVERMORE. Grant Colfax Tullar. Boldly, f i=£ f [. H. Meredith. EBt^g *=t e r — r I I ¥ y ¥ w I i. The Lord Je - ho-vah now is ris - en— He reign-eth ! He reign-eth ! 2. He reigns to- day o'er earth and heaven — He reign-eth ! He reign-eth ! 3. Re - joice ! rejoice ! dis-pel thy sad-ness, He reign-eth ! He reign-eth ! v p V For death could not the Christ im-pris - on— He reign-eth ev - er-more. All pow'r to Christ the Lord is giv - en, He reign-eth ev - er - more. Let ev -'ry heart ring out with gladness, He reign-eth ev - er-more. I I I £ ^^ m 1 — r i=t £=T ¥—4- t=t Duet. *=t S 5t *-v 11 a ■£2-S- -B-^ * — * — * - .J. r Down from His home on high He came, To suf-f er death and cru-el shame, Al - legiance to this King we vow — To - day before His throne we bow — Our guide and constant help is He— Our loving Friend He longs to be — ite tq: tt: 3t«: All. ^5 t=l 4.4 ^ S 5: 1 #-<-* jrr»- 1 - - i r - i 1— r To - day He lives, oh, praise His name, He reigneth ev - er - more. The homage due we give Him now, He reigneth ev - er - more. Soon we His bless-ed face shall see— He reigneth ev - er - more. 1.4 -Br -*- X- -P Z_ .*. H» 1— t Copyright, mcm, by Tullar-Meredith Co No. 100. HANDS AND VOICES. Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. SOLO. Expressively. -S-^ N v- — ^ J. W. Lerman. ^=U=^ S3 And when As a - I shall i . Oft - en when the stars are shining o-ver-head, 2. Then my mem' ry makes my heart once more rejoice, 3. O, the voic-es that ^ loved so long a - go^ si - lence o - ver all the earth is spread, gain I hear my Father's lov - ing voice,, hear them in my Father's house I know;. Then I Once a - Once a - ^ ¥ ? ^ 1 iS *=? 5 t7 think of voic - es heard on earth no more, . . gain be - side my chair my moth-er stands, gain I'll clasp with joy each lov - ing hand, . . That seem And I When I ¥%h j n ^ r ^ Chorus, p 1Z- § i *=* — » ^ — — — 1— call-ing to me from the un-seen shore feel the lov-ing pressure of her hands There are voic-es that seem meet my dear ones in that heav' nly land [S [N IS fv fv s W^=*? 3^& U-t- mm :»: P^ 3 ^4^ J ^4 3 * *$*- + • And I know that they are calling, call-ing me to come, m ±=1 seem calling me to come, -0. h W * S at=3t -fr— k k ^-k k k Copyright, mcmi, by TuIIar-Meredith Co. HANDS AND VOICES .— Concluded. I 3 / I £ — £ — ^— FN- *=* -N — i- i^Vr^rt^ g» ' •: ^ call-ing home, yes, calling home; There are hands that seem to beckon, beckon PS IN Is Is Ji -*--,«- -*- -J- -r«- -J- -*- -r*- • m m *— P- £ *— i- f V — k k — U I IN IN dim. ~Nr I ?£ S* 7 <BH «ish 4_i r^ '^ ^ me, (they beck-on me), Hands and voices that are in e- ter - ni - ty (eter-ni- ty). N (^ v h I ^--c--r-r,^^j 4;;:^ •;/ 2-^L £ 13 1/ 1/ £ 3 F No. 101. SUNSHINE! BLESSED SUNSHINE! Marian Wendell Hubbard. fc 5 B= ^ 3=p* J PL :. H Meredith. wm ^m ~-v 0->-& i . Fill the days with sunshine, Bid the clouds move on ; Give the fleet-ing 2. Nev-er mind the tri - als, They will pass a - way ; Gath-er up the 3. If the way is drear - y, And the pathway long ; Just look up to . - - * *=' «** - - - - * ^hi r r k k k />: p t-rrt s 3=^ Chorus 5 *E:j_^«i. -<a- u mo-ments Each a hap- py song. sunbeams In your path each day. Sun-shine ! blessed sun-shine ! Je - sus As you sing your song. gfe£=E +■ — 1 — -&+ 42- m zz m m iu *3t t1^tf± e 1 +^c 4 r^ ***t? -# — #- ^r r-i— r From a heart o£ love ; If in touch with Je-sus Joy streams from above. I I ■ " » fi r^-a— k-^-r— r— 1 » » 0. P € 1 J5lz^ F^ f±fff m Copyright, mdcccxcviii, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 102 A GLAD HOME-COMING. Lizzie DeArmond Modern to. Grant Colfax Tullar. moaeraw. v w v ^QipJi^ i. When the night of death is o - ver and the fade-less morn appears, 2. Ev - *ry is - land, sea and mountain at His word shall flee a-way, 3. We shall see Him in His beau- ty crowned with di - a-dems of light, wm£^ MTVirV^Tl E Elf-4 r • c M fe f^ S £ i= sP =* 9=?=w ^pts^ w- When the ral - ly call is sounding in the sky, While the saints are marching upward to the sky, While a thousand harps ring thro' the glowing sky, fe £=* J^ When the And the Oh, with t=x r-w-r- rrn ■v— t in the sky, ^ V P I 5? *=^=i 3 iri "r t^ glo - ry-light of heaven shines thro' earth's dark mist of tears, There will an - gels' hal - le - lu - jahs greet the long ex-pect - ed day, There will joy and not with trembling may we view the wondrous sight Of the ^ v 1/ v v ^ ns_ r 1 1 t 5E£ f=£ UJJA D.S. — heav' nly anthems ring, There will Chorus. m be a glad home-coming by and by, by and by. By and by be a glad home-coming by and by, by and by. glo-ri-ous home-coming by and by, by and by. By and by 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0 — a— r-/t # — * — 0 — — 0 — x ^t 1 ^ ^ -S-y— t^ £<? a glad home-coming by and by, by and by. ^m 3=* *=* ^^ i£ * by and by, When the ral - ly call is sounding thro' the by and by, W&=* *=*. m m v— v- & & V -V " r V Copyright, mcm, by Tullar-Mereditb Co. ■?—' A GLAD HOME-COMING— Concluded. & 3 D.S. m BE ig| sky, We shall see our Sav - ior, King, While the s 1 t V thro' the sky, No. 103. WHEN I REMEMBER THEE. Irs. R. N. Turner Slowly. i . My heart would raise a song of praise That will resound thro' all my days, 2. All sor-row like a dream shall flee, Nor grief nor pain abide with me, 3. How gladly from the wings of night, There falls a glow of living light, 4. My King, my Lord, my Friend di-vine, All glo- ry shall be ev - er Thine .' &flf |E £ E# £E* £ ■•t-b- 6& niHrrt ■*-*- -#-=- 2: SF1^ A song that shall with gladness ring, When I remember Thee, my King ! But joy shall strike her sweetest chord, When I remember Thee, my Lord ! And blessings sweet on me descend, When I remember Thee, my Friend ! And grace and peace shall shine on me, Dear Lord, when I remember Thee ! I ££ w V=£ * w * m k k- k *? v— ^ V Refrain. T^FFf^ I 3^ r, f , 0 King of kings, -v When I remember Thee, < \ ^ of°[^' [■ When I re-mem-ber Thee ^My Lord, my King!' grfTPrTr^ B£ g— f- £*# 1 fP^ r^ t=I Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 104. LIVING WATER. "He brought me through the waters."— Ezek. 47: 4. Flora Kirkland. $ & £=£=$ -I ^ Chas. C. Ackley. & ^-O s UTri ;-J-l4^ -=-=?- *tg£ 1. "Ho ! to ev-'ry one that thirsteth!" Hear the Master's gracious call, 2. Wondrous vision of the wa - ters To the faithful prophet giv' n ! 3. Year by year, the wa-ters flow - ing From the temple at the feast, £«£ & -» — #- -^r- V ■ L/ [/ f -?— v- fcr 3 — (— : i \— -*--**- S 3!=^ I^SE *=* B* See in that dear hand extend - ed, Type of Thee, O Ho- ly Spir - it, Showed in type, God's free bestow - ing Liv - ing wa-ter, free to all ; Sent as Comfort-er fromheav'n Of the Spir- it of His peace; -*-• #■ m& ■g-LU- ■#- -a- -*-=- I* I* I* l«-=E ±*=£ -» »- % v — v- f 3f=f Ho - ly Spirit, lead, we pray Thee, Where the deeper wa-ters flow ; Lead us out, O great Re- veal - er ! Where the bound-loss waves of grace Showed Thy coming from the glory, Ho - ly Spir-it, Guest di-vine ! tt [V [S Is Is -0 — #— E£ Zf- V fct P^t &F=! b*=* :s: ^_ ^ -sH- Let us feel the Master's presence, Let us in His Rise beyond our comprehen- sion, As the Master's Let us feel Thy sweet a-bid - ing, Let Thy pow'r w .#. . .#. #.. .0- -a. _ . .#. -#. im- age love we ithin us grow, trace, shine. Si •f-^T- t=t -P-^L ^zjc a ±% f I/ v </- m p Chorus. IS IN IS ^ ■U-J- 4=^?* y* ^< » # #- m i u *. v^±g =^ V V v V Hark the precious words of Je - sus ! "He shall tes-ti - fy of me ; i/ V v ¥ Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredlth Co. LIVING WATER.— Concluded fc£ N K =£=V g j 5 1 J ■ # J j ^-^R^-Hl ae* ** t-r Ho - ly Spirit, show us Je - sus ; On - ly Je-sus would we see ! . ^ i r\ rs in fc No. 105 I SURRENDER ALL J. W. Van De Venter. Duet. W. S. Weeden. lS± =P=t 2fc 3=* ( All to Je - sus I \ I will ev - er love i All to Je-sus I | Worldly pleasures all All to Je - sus I Let me feel the Ho IN I | , EM ±a surren-der, All to Him I free - ly give ;) and trust Him, In His presence dai - ly live. > surren- der, Humbly at His feet I bow; | for-sak - en, Take me, Je - sus, take me now. ) surren- der, M ake me, Sav-ior, whol-ly Thine. > - ly Spir- it, Tru-ly know that Thou art mine. ) , IS J I I J I n -»— - Tr t=* Chorus. f M r r T 4m- ^r\Jt K * 7S- I sur-ren-der all, I surrender all, m t=t i I sur-ren- der all, I surrender all g=Frrcnrr^ •=t f^tt Ttt v-v All to Thee, my bless - ed Sav - ior, I sur-ren-der all. F- *=* All to Jesus I surrender, Lord, I give myself to Thee ; Fill me with Thy love and power, Let Thy blessing fall on me. I I 5 All to Jesus I surrender, Now I feel the sacred flame O the joy of full salvation ! Glory, glory to His name ! Copyright, mdcccxcvj, by Weeden and Van De Venter. No. 106. ABIDING IN JESUS. Frank Willoughby. Moderato. y^ J. W. Lerma? i^ri^ i r i. A - bid-ing in Je- sus, oh, ref-uge so sweet, No tri - als can 2. A - bid-ing in Je- sus, there's fulness of joy, No trou-ble or 3. A - bid-ing in Je- sus, oh, ref-uge di- vine, How sweet on His mm a ~w- w v w r—m tfizji i fr B r -#- -0- -0- +m move me, my rest is com-plete ; Tho' dan-gers surround me and sor - row His peace can de-stroy; His will is my pleasure, my dear, lov-ing breast to re - cline ; Thro' clouds and thro' sunshine, He fe3 ' t=t HE <§£* .- ^tr^ t=t -*—■ ir tempests may rage, There's nandit but His presence my thoughts can engage, sweet-est de-light, His presence my sun-shine, e - ter - nal - ly bright, lead - eth me still, And dai - ly my life with His blessings doth fill. PSrS HE rr *=* £e£e£eB Refrain. w i& ^m - ^ sus, oh, A - bid - - - ing in Je - - sus, oh, sweet is A - bid-ing in Je- sus, oh, sweet is the rest, A- bid-ing in Je-sus, -#— 1 — 0—0 — 0 — 0 — 0 — •— t — a — • 0—1-0- the I'm g^rrm-. «=E fczi=y-yii-|j k l# !y=y=y v— / i ^* p^p* 1/ A- bid rest, A - bid - - ing in Je - - sus, hap-py and blest, A- bid-ing in Je-sus, oh, sweet is the rest, @£ it 1 1 1 M^- l'm A- s y->— ^ k 1/ 1/ i/ 1/ 1/ w Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. ABIDING IN JESUS— Concluded i*.tt*T hap - - py and blest A- hap - - py and blest bid-ing in Je - sus, I'm hap-py aud blest, A • bid - ing in Je - sus, I'm hap-py and blest. ?HS V-i^-U f-^-f: *=M=* V— 'J— *- V V V No. 107. 0 WEARY ONE. Flora Kirkland. -I ■+ ^ I. H. Meredith. ft SfcS: ^i "Cf i. O wea-ry one, turn to Je - sus, He call-eth in tones of 2. Come, leave all your fruit-less toil - ings, And Je - sus will give you 3. Come, whis- per to Him your sor - row, He giv - eth un - fail - ing m t~- ^=Mr t=p=t B 3t=i A_v_ £^S V ^ — jp- :* love: " Come, come un - to Me, ye wea - ry, Come, rest in the rest; Come, hast- en from sin's dark spoil - ings, He cleanseth the balm; He'll take you some bright to- mor - row, To Heav-en's un fold a - bove." sin-stained breast. Come, the Shepherd call - eth, Heed the call of ruf-fled calm. I -• m 1 .O. r-d 0 • •- ± 1 — 1 — I #— 3- f~-f — r ■v 1 i/- 0 0 0 # i i i? nV. iP3 r=^ *=* ^••k t grace ; Come, for ev -' ning fall - eth, Homeward turn your face. Js *=t E& 1 ^ *=£: e t=i Copyright, mcm, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 108. WALKING IN THE SUNSHINE. Flora Kirkland. Grant Colfax Tullar. £ H 4 4- f|_ ■*=*- -^— N- ^ J- J J ^± i. Walk- ing in the sunshine of the Sav-ior's love, Trusting in His 2. Clouds may gather o'er us, sorrow's storms may sweep, Trusting in the 3. Cast aside your doubtings, trust the Savior's love, Cease to grope in # ■ m Win 4 r r r » £e£ « cir c'r r \ *=^ dcrjt P I/ ite J S N J £ 3 52? 3 3 ?=* -»— y 5 #-*- .0 mer - cy ev -'ry day Mas -ter, bravely go ; darkness and in fear ; Nev-er, nev- er doubting, nev - er los - ing hope, Thro' the darkest moment shines His wondrous love, He hath freely loved you, He hath f ul- ly saved, ft r-. BZBEH U^t- Bfc K=t Tnr •r^^T—^ -*-*- *r •^-tr f Chorus. Walk-ing in the sunshine, ©ad Walk-ing in the sunshine all the way. Light-ing up the path with heav' nly glow. Walk in Heaven's sunshine even here. *• » * ? t t S r « i !£3 P— tr- V — *<- s=* V — ^ fr ' jg '-T»^r-^ &-£ k-4- — 4- r— £ fc — * & P & lW 1 -/-^\? * - i * - 4 * d t ' 0 m ' 9" i ' m — H — Pr f( \ v u m • 1 # # # # i • V fi» • i1 # • 2 J J J vv 7 n r Tj • # 1 _* Walk-ing in the sun - shine, Walk- ing in the sun -shine all the £ £ ' & * 1 •. -* £ : J* J - (£47"? L B— t— B- -1 1 — -M 2 — V i — V— V — 1 3 1 ■ V^ — ' L t=r- fe i * s 5 -*— +■ I way, all the way ; Nev - er with - out Je - sus, Nev - er in the \ Hg m it [£ Copyright, mcm, by Tullar-Meredith Co. WALKING IN THE SUNSHINE. -Concluded i m s A 1 * r — ft fc — s — *— • — T* S r vTr shad - ow, Where the Mas-ter lead - eth, there is day per-fect day. -J- *■ * No. 109. DRAW A LITTLE NEARER, LORD. C. S. K. C. S. Kauffman. 5 i s I I £3 zt *"^jT"1TT1 ^ ^? 5F5 i. Low before Thee fall - ing, Pleading by Thy word, Now up -on Thee 2. May Thy richest bless - ing, Now on us be poured ; As we come con- 3. We arever-y need - y, Let our cry be heard; Do Thy pleasure, mm -m-4 £ztJ ^m *=\ e M t=t ¥=¥ $ Chorus. IS Is S 5i=a nrm ^5- call - ing, Draw a lit - tie near-er, Lord. fess - ing, Draw a lit - tie near-er, Lord. Draw a lit - tie near-er, ly Draw a lit - tie near-er, Lord. mZ g ie p p f t f g ? E E f^ r t=t ^ ^a JH^ (^-^ 9 Lord, Draw a lit - tie near - er, Lord er, Lord, near - er, Lord w\ f f T\y^m i ^ 1 — *- Come 1 -^- f- -f » I -if- -^ -a*- down and fill us, Draw a lit - tie near - er, Lord. pT"f-f^~E m FP^ t=& V P fc/ P — Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. r No. 110. OUR REFUGE. Flora Kirkland. Deut. 33 : 27. I. H. Meredith. T*3 1 I I h h F "P* 1 1 . — w ri — 1 — fL * k h *■ n ' fen jL r r « « 3 J * H 4 4 y\> H- J I • eX ■ 5 9 4 J .%. J}. • • 9 m 9 9 e> 1. Do the waves of trou-ble rise o'erwhelm-ing? 2. He will hear and heed thy cry ap - peal - ing, 3. There is balm for ev - 'ry earth-ly sor - row, ^ Is - - + 9 . -f -§r & 9 # Is thy sky with He will turn no In this wondrous fm\*H A 9 0 P P r r r r r p 3 pj.»*+ r r 1 w A w ]/ I I ^ 1/ v v I I/1 ^ r r 1 1 ^ % i* i i tem-pest o-ver-cast? Flee to God, burdened soul a - way ; What-so - e'er Ref- uge of the soul, And a hid « £ thy nev-er- fail-ing Ref thy trouble, He can help ing-placefromev'ry tern -uge; thee, - pest, r-r-^r *?m s^ ? He will shield thee, till the storm is past. Wilt thou trust His mighty arm to - day ? ' 'The e - ter - nal God is thy Where no swelling tide of woe can roll. §|E £ ?=J=P * ^rf-Nfel f^^^M -<s- «F Ref - uge, The e - ter - nal God is thy Ref - uge, And un - der ft mt^-^44 t t f f if p? E5J pp}^^ ^==5: t 1 neath are the ev - er - last-ing arms, the ev - er - last - ing arms. £=£ *=C* fct * 1 *=* 1 n r r- r — tmr ^s^ Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 111. THE SWORD OF THE LORD AND GIDEON Mrs. Frank A. Breck. M -i Juc Grant C. Tullar. i -I — I- i- *=£ 3(=* W=H 5 s . | | x | l -*- i. A - rise ! (a - rise !) a - rise ! (a - rise !) a -rise ! be not a-f raid / 2. March on! (march on!) March on! (march on! ) for God is with the right ; 3. Be -hold! (be-hold!) be-hold! (be-hold!)oh, trusting lit - tie band ; m 1 — r t=t *=JE rrrr^ -i-- ^h \ — i- *=* rr m s IIS A - rise! (a - rise!) a - rise! (a - rise ) for God will be thine March on! (march on!) march on! (march on!) and ye shall sure-ly Be-hold! (behold!) be-hold! (behold!) and ye shall un - der g_jfr £*£ i aid. smite stand. t=t=t *=£ §t n^ fc«: * ^3=* i I I M ^H -PV— > ^=* A— &-d V. #-=-# Yea, the Lord will go before thee, And His banner shall be o'er thee, As a man, the host of Midian, For the Lord will fight for Gideon, Tho' the e - vil foes surround thee, Yet they never shall confound thee, §gy=j ■v i=f:f|f ? k^ 1 — i — I — r ).S. With the sword of the Lord and Gideon, -3 UJJrJ Ye shall smite the host of Midian, Fine. Chorus. 3 Si •&. -&- £=^ ^5 f s ** Tf 1/ "' While the mighty pow'r of e - vil shall be stayed. And the ar-my of thy foes be put to flight. «* If ye faithfully o- bey the Lord's command. 1 He will be ^strong De- (Trust ye in the Lord for f§ii *=p=£ t=^ £ u ^^-=¥1 -F- fr* 2-u 0 i/— *- iTTTT 'eshall.cono Ye shall.conquer in the bat-tie, praise the Lord 7 04 -Ok. N-h-^-l JPj^ ev - er, And thy trust He will reward. liv - 'rer, [Omit j* He will be thy watch and ward J J ;.j,^1JUV^f j.f /J j, bi -»— ^-s— ! — i— t— i- ! J-h'->,-+ — w r f ?g S3 SJ Copyright, MDtccxcv, by Grant C. Tullar. No. 112. EVERY DAY FOR JESU&. i E. E. Hewitt. N IN J. W. Lerman. m $4^ S FV 1 1 J- W 4 . d w i. Ev- 'ry day for Je - sus, ev-'ry hour for Him, When the skies are 2. Ev- 'ry day for Je - sus, yielded to His hand, Read - y for His 3. Ev- 'ry day for Je - sus, bus-y as was He In the joy-ful ?=r=n f^t. ^^ \z±±. 25 k k |» r r ?■ k r n E; * ?: radiant, when the light is dim, bid-ding used at His com-mand, ser-vice of love's min- is - trv, m n* r i £ I/ v Toil-ing in His vineyard, working Sun and show' rre-ceiv-ing as the Speaking words of com-f ort, do - ing -r 0 t r 0 f=f=* >-> k k t^t i j. .j. .J. * *-^ r^ -■$•- at His side, From His Master's gift, Sent to deeds of grace, Till the I roy - al boun-ty, ev- 'ry need sup- plied. be a blessing and the heart up - lift. rose is springing in the des - ert place. w -s - ert plac 9 s>- w *=* k k- k k 1 i I Refrain. N -J- I -rW ± +=^ Jf=W Ev-'ry day, Ev-'ry day, ; , i ev-'ry hour, Strengthened by His ev-'ry hour, Strengthened, strengthened ^^ j^t f==£ 0 K v r, x 1 1 N N N N < I J « 7 T ^ i - — - ^ J J J J ^ 1 rv 3 J J ^^^v 1 x 4 4 4 4 l*I 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 Vw # # . • 2 # * « # -.- J & 1 3 r i Spir-it's pow'r, ... by His Spir-it's pc I I Ev-'ry day for Je - sus till the shadows flee )w'r, 0- +.+.+.+._ _ m z /iV i ■ 1^1 1 1 r r 1 1 r ■ r 1 f f 1 1 1 ^h * * ? f ^ y t 1 r r r r r ■ r* y b U 1 Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. EVERY DAY FOR JESUS.— Concluded ±=i nK««» m i &=*=* -vl * £e* !&& * v v r In the fade-less morning of e - ter - ni - y (e - ter - ni - ty). f^f^^ i -b/ h hr H K- No. 113. HOW I LOVE JESUS Frederick Whitefield. BE ttffi American Spiritual. m ^-*r 2=2 ■2 2 -J- worth; free; day, woe, . \ i. There is a name I love to hear, I love to sing its 2. It tells me of a Sav-ior's love, Who died to set me 3. It tells me what my Fa- ther hath In store for ev-'ry 4. It tells of One, whose lov-ing heart Can feel my deepest j~rr r &=$. m *=& r%- mm A-, «= f=jEj It sounds like mu- sic in mine ear — The sweetest name on earth. It tells me of His precious blood, The sinner's per -feet plea. And tho' I tread a darksome path, Yields sunshine all the way. Who in each sorrow bears a part, That none can bear be - low. m Lqnrf-Tf f f fof^ff-T kl-fr V — h V F — F =E PH ^S Chorus. rr 5 -J—1—+ Oh, how I love Je sus, Oh, how I love Je £ £ nrt ± fc I 3^ sus, Be - cause He first loved me. Oh, how I love Je No. 114. THE COMING OF HIS FELT. I. n. Meredith. In the crim-son of the morning, in the whiteness of the noon, In the I have heard His wea-ry foot-steps on the sands of Gal -i - lee, On the Down the minster-aisles of splendor, from betwixt the cherubim, Thro' the He is coming, 0 my spir - it! with His ev-er-last-ing peace, With His J. J. J. J. JL JL M. JL JL ~0- ~0- -0- 0 am-ber glo -ry of the day's re-treat, In the midnight,rob'd in dark -ness, temple's marble pavement, on the street, Worn with weight of sorrow, fait' ring wond'ring throng, with motion strong and fleet, Sounds His victor tread, approaching bless-ed-ness im -mor - tal and com-plete. He is com-ing, 0 my Spir-itl r* h h h . * 4L ~ * f r i =£ ££si ■¥»-— w m>— V- -t? — y — y — y — v V b or the gleaming of the moon, I lis-ten for the coming of His feet up the slopes of Cal-va - ry — The sor-row of the com-ing of His feet. with a mu-sic fair and dim — The mu-sic of the com-ing of His feet. and His coming brings re-lease — I lis-ten for the com-ing of His feet. J- JL JL JL JL JL JL 2J t=x I* v-v- *=p: v— •>— *- *—K JL -0- ■p—v- & Chorus. . s K A 1 1 V Trh r m —fc— f= — -* JLbi^ J 9 Bj « f J 0\ m9ty-i ■ -& 0 — 0 — 0 — 0 — M i — 5— ># V . d W — "-jr- Bless -ed c JL JL com ing of His oming, blessed coming of His LZL 0 9. . y i-^0 S — ■ feet, I lis-ten for the feet, of His feet, J- JL'J- J- JL ♦ •#-. h h /£V I . I I « 1 1 1 1 ! • * {#>)•, \y \j L • r r ' u u V&k \-/\ 7 i y y \J U U [J \J \J ~ r v J \—tty±-±LS- Lh-i^-M h-L^->- »*i * t^S 9 p m -U= & ^E com - ing of His feet, Bless-ed com - ing of His feet com-ing, bless-ed com-ing -0 0- m 1 s=£ u v Copyright. MCM, by TuUar-Meredith Co. THE COMING OF HIS FEET. Concluded, rffcntfc^ £p-t- — '^F^ — h Ps- *m*—4t t—t-i- %j -^_ ^- of His feet, I lis of His feet^of His feet, 4 t * 4 '^* 4L ^ - ten for *.-ft -#— J?#— #-—# — * — Z^ 4 the com-ing of His feet ft ft ft:* ft ^-- — 1 # •- --0 0 r | -|-j fe^-n^ f+-^~ =M^ -+ 4— 1J No. 115. MASTER, SPEAKl Frances Ridley Havergal. Selected by Mr. Yatman. 4 f i i &- Mas-ter speak! Thy serv-ant hear -eth, Wait-ing for Thy gra-cious word; Speak to me by name, 0 Mas -ter! Let me know it is to me; Mas-ter, speak! tho' least and low - est, Let me not un-heard de -part; Mas-ter, speak! and make me read-y, When Thy voice is tru - ly heard, F=F V— tr P=t r~ *=*=£ J: t Long - ing for Thy voice that cheer -eth; Mas - ter let it now be heard. Speak, that I may fol - low fas - ter, With a step more firm and free; Mas - ter, speak ! for 0, Thou know-est^ All the yearnings of my heart; With o - be-dience glad and stead - y, Still to fol - low ev - 'ry word. 5l=* £^= .a r I am list' ning, Lord for Thee; What hast Thou to say to me? Where the Shep-herd leads the flock, In the shad-ow of the Rock. Know -est all its tru - est need; Speak! and make me blest in - deed. I am list' ning, Lord, for Thee; Mas-ter, speak! 0 speak to me. m m No. 116. THE VOICE OF THE SAVIOR. Flora Kirkland. Chas. C. Ackley. v-N— +- |3E£E£±Ei ... i . H ark ! ' tis the voice of the $av- ior, 2. Out ere the dawn of the morning, 3. High on the summit of Cal-v'ry, 4. Yon- der, in heaven' s bright glo-ry, Call-ing for thee, Call-ing for thee ; Seeking for thee, Seeking for thee ; Dy-ing for thee, Dy-ing for thee ; Liv-ing for thee, Liv-ing for thee ; m t-t—r ^ ffi *=Jc £=* 4=2 i -+—+ & i=nt -m- • -#-• -0- Out of His boundless compassion, Je Un-der the heat of the noon- tide, Je - Tender and faithful and lov - ing, Di- sus is call-ing for thee, sus is seeking for thee, eth the Savior for thee. Now in His love in-ter-ced - ing, Liv-eth the Savior for thee. .0. .#- fe£ #-!-§- » — 9- ~0- tt ¥=V *=*=*■ S Refrain. *=4 i 4=* *EE£EEE^^ Call - ing, call - ing for thee, Call - ing, call - ing for thee, Seek - ing, seek - ing for thee, Seek - ing, seek - ing for thee, Dy - ing, dy - ing for thee, Dy - ing, dy - ing for thee, Liv - ing, liv - ing for thee, Liv - ing, liv - ing for thee, J^ 11 *=i=* ^^^\ t£z£ 5 m mr-. h * '-3-: ^ v S \tt • 0 Out of His boundless compassion, Un- der the heat of the noon-tide, Je - sus is call-ing for thee. Je - sus is seek-ing for thee. Tender and faithful and lov - ing, Di - eth the Sav-ior for thee. Now in His love in-ter- ced - ing, Liv- eth the Sav-ior for thee. m &L V \S * |/ V Copyright, mcmi, by TuUar-Meredith Co. No. 11 7. THE CALL FOR REAPERS. J. O. Thompson. Spirited. J. B. O. Clemm. 1. Far and near the fields are teem - ing, With the waves of rip - ened 2. Send them forth with morn's first beaming, Send them in the noon-tide's 3. 0 thou, whom thy Lord is send - ing, Gath-er now the sheaves of -^ #42- , | U -jS> 0 — r # — a — 0 — r,g i ,-f- 0 — r-& 0 — j- I A — rf S — F— -■ ^m &k T I I » — g — » — r<s> — i r| » O — # — i — I 1 — r-»-— ! r n^L -U. t=t E^£ fe=t * Jr 4=; grain; Far and near their gold is gleam-ing, O'er the sun - ny glare; When the sun's last rays are gleam-ing, Bid them gath - er gold, Heav'n-ward then at ev -'ning wend-ing Thou shalt come with 3£ £ SV ♦ *42. l§gg r=T =r-t Chorus. F t=t i i P=t Si^I z^r slope and plain, ev - 'ry- where, joy un - told. 1 Lord of har - vest, send forth reap - ers! sheaves to gath - er, Ere the har - vest time pass by. # 42. _ ♦ £ «. ^ I * &SF. I h-Lf t=t=ZE :;ll f=r i i i By per. of Eaton <fc Mains, agents, owners of Copyright. No. 118. E. E. Hewitt. Martial. MOVE FORWARD H. Meredith. i. Let the whole wide world 2. Onward with the Gos- 3. Take the ar-mor of be tak pel sto sal - va I en, In the name of Christ, our King ry ! Let the Word of Life pre - vail tion, Battling on the fields a - far ; feU^hbN 1 £*: r 1 Let thepow'rsof sin O - ver e - vils grim Gi - ant ills, in ev - T be shak and hoar 'ry na - - en, And our shouts of vic-t'ry ring; ■ y; Nev- er shall our Leader fail; tion, Fall be-fore the Morning Star, P: S=ik=k=k=k: -p^-r l I I r Si dzJ- .ft -1 j J-J m . : > 3 is Je- sus calls; why should we tar He it is who goes be-fore Go ye," hear the Mas-ter say m $±^& ^ ry ? Let our loy - al hearts re- spond, us, 'Tis His ban-ner floats on high; ing, With His ev - er-conq' ring sword -&- • t* - f k k k 1 — r— r ttt S±=*^=i=* ^ =*=F=* And the fight of faith we'll car - ry To the re-gions still bey Lift a -gain the joy-ful cho - rus, Hail the triumph drawing Help us, Lord, Thy word o - bey- ing, Faith shall gain a rich re- -f2-!-J ond. nigh, ward. m ^ t=t &. t=t 1^=* M=* m j — i- 1/ V « I CHORUS. Unison. -4 t— r ^ $=* ^=* P^-ff r ^F* Move for- ward in - to bat - tie ! Let this our watchword be 11 l 1 1 1 i 1=* t=* -^ — #- Copyright, MCM, by Tullar-Meredith Co. MOVE FORWARD. m Concluded. , J ! js W ■se—sr Wi th Christ , our m ighty C a B : tain, We'll gain the vie - to - ry ; J=n+4^y ^1 F -*—$■ 1— t-A -P^-i -4 mi • u i m *=* *-3 r^ 3= -J — •* He leads us to the bat - tie, The King whom we a - dore I m 1 M :.: d=^ -#- -#- -#- .-•- H J- 4^ ffi J ] ,^J^-^ *=&*=* 1 «i * !: -s^— -g fe: *±3^ g We'll fight till He shall con-quer all, And reign from shore to shore. 1- I i - ws ■&_ ^=$=$=5 -g-<s- 3 No. 119. THE WAY OF THE CROSS Arr. i* ^ i. I can hear my Sav-ior calling, 2. I'll go with Him thro' the garden 3. I'll go with Him thro' the judg-ment, 4. He will give me grace and glo-ry, -bib b fr-fr-^fHt I can hear my Sav - ior call-ing, I'll go with Him thro' the gar-den, I'll go with Him thro' the judgment, He will give me grace and glo- ry, £2 H Cho. Where He leads me I willfol-low, Where He leads me I will fol-low, r> is n 1 iia <s-=l- m =f a^=S=J= I P^ -?•-/• V- ■?■ #- 1/ y I can hear my Sav-ior calling, "Take thy cross and follow, fol- lew me." I'll go with Him thro' the garden, I'll go with Him, with Him all the way. I'll go with Him thro' the judsr-ment, I'll go with Him, with Him all the way. He will give me grace and glo-ry, And go with me, with me all the way. fczfc i V I 1/ V v . V V V I Where He leads me I will follow, P 11 go with Him, with Him all the way. No. 120. JUST TELL WHAT YOU KNOW. J. W. Lerman. I- * i * -I-: * » — • - ter, hon - or His - ly pardoned your fort, Shep-herd and ward to the bright I. Child of the Mas 2. Has He so free 3- Is He your Cora 4- Do you look for- h P* Is I name, Tell of His sin, Is His sal - Guide ? Does He fresh land, Where, in His M BE ^ • • • ^z)c ft rr=t. it te* N ^-=v w Q -•— +.- good-ness, mer-cy pro - claim ; Haste with the mes - sage, joy- ful - ly va - tion working with - in ? Wash-ing your gar-ments whit-er than man - na dai - ly pro - vide? Still with His bless -ing, cups o - ver- beau - ty, loved ones now stand? Speak of the Home-land, live in its ... i* r> h i i f^ r* ■j.- *■ * m $t=E ££J=± Us-I- I Refrain. N PS m go, Spreading good tid - ings, tell what you know, snow, Tell of the Foun-tain, tell what you know, flow, Prais-ing the Giv - er, tell what you know, glow, Sing of its glo - ries, tell what*you know. Tell what you «=£zrf y^ii • i* k^* r-T I r> r^ i *=* -0—1 0- ±zzi ^=it ^ know, tell what you know, Tell what you know, fH Be a good wit - ness for tell what you know, ^ ^ Is m -9- ■#" m -0- -0- '0- -j- : ~ fc£ t *=£ V V V I N-— '^=v- j-3-+U±* 4k- -ZS- rrf gt Je - sus be - low ; g-g- -g- -g- -f- • -f- Tell what you know, Tell what you Tell what you know, £==?= ■*-*■ i y v y Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredlth Co. JUST TELL WHAT YOU KNOW.— Concluded M rit. i f 3te 5(=* tt know, Je - sus is list - 'ning, just tell what you know. tell what you know, 0 0 0 0 •0- -0- -0- £ ^ — * — * — I h h h — H 1 h *■ I! No. 121. BRING BACK THE LOST ONES. Jennie Wilson. Chas. C. Ackley. m 5=F ^SJ ■«i — ^4 t i - i *-* i. Out on the mount-ains bare and cold, Out in the des-ert plac-es drear, 2. Out where the cru-el storm-wiuds blow, Out on the bar-ren wilds of sin; 3. Back to the gen-tle Shep- herd's care Lead those who far from Him have strayed, 4. Go with a tender, pleading voice, Bidding the wand-rers now to come; ^H rrf=* e -» — r V-{- e=t F F F \— 4* M 5 S 3?^T^ * # • • Ma-ny are irand-'ring from the fold Who to the Shepherd's heart are Who with the Shepherd now will go, Seeking with Him the lost to Else they will perish in despair ; Should we not give them kindly An-gels in heav'n will then re- joice, See - ing the lost ones com-ing N I dear. win? aid. home. f *' f f -#- -#-• fs g&+ ff.f f\$ ? m r FFf t=t Chorus. fe^#*4N i=t 1—+ 3« f^T- TTT-J -«- ^ -L-#- •dt Bring back the lost ones to the fold, Bring them in, bring them I J\ J J -0- < ^ in, I w=* I eg Back to the fold of peace and light, Bring the lost ones IN ^ "P> ■#■ -*- m. *=t H^-^ -h tf- si ^ 4=± Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 122. HE HOLDETH THE WATERS. E. E. Hewitt. P J. W. Lerman. ! I in m ^- ,><->v- a=£ i-L i . Fear not the tempest that is toss-ing thy frail bark, Fear not, O 2. O - ver the bil-lows, He will spread Hisheav'nly calm, Where sin hath 3. Look up to Je-sus, when the ritm a-round thee blow ; Catch, thro' the PS! i t±* sail - or, tho' the night is cold and dark ; Je - sus, our wounded. He* will pour His heal - ing balm ; Safe - ly He'll shad- ows,hints of morn- ing' s hap - py glow; Praise Him, O, ft • T — ::#- ! -A — J- — * — Y~ *~ — r- P- VT~ I — — f — v- c r ft 1 ft— • \ =*= 9 • | 9 • * - — ft ft — — 1 7 — h — h — M t ; g Cap - tain, will the winds and waves com-mand, guide us to the ra - diant Glo - ry - land, praise Him, with the bless - ed white-robed band, He hold-eth the He hold-eth the He hold-eth the wa-tersin the hol-low of His hand. In the hollow of His hand, - - 1 h _ft 0 ft t Z0--0- -9-90 ft~¥I n V V v 1 h 1 . Vi s k J J r / D *S « * * IV « ft ft • ft J . m V ' # *• ft ft ft ft ft • • ft » M i * ft • • *•■*■-*■•■**- - In the hol-low of His hand. We will trust Him, sweetly trust Him, tho' we 2 • ■ Z * ft L - • • • r ^—T 1 ft ft U -' / / ! ! / 1 1 u ■ 1 r / ' / Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Cq. HE HOLOETH THE WATERS.-Concluded i n — r =*=* t i i aZZE SF ! I 1/ cannot understand; In the hollow of His hand, In the hollow of His UP m ^ .--*-■#-•- „ +-0- +. + *~*^ t=t 0— -7 * V— ?=t SB t=&> *=*- rl:l*'«-* a^c hand, Heholdethfirm the wa - ters in the hol-low of His hand. 0 I* 00 * f- ■*•.•?■ * "f- • ^ ±*-t i=t II 1 — i— r F ■Jg-P— g: 1 Y No. 123. COME, YE DISCONSOLATE Thos. Moore. Samuel Webbe. ^=F ^ H h^r- ^ 9 i. Come, ye dis- con - so-late ! wher-e'erye lan-guish, Come to the Joy Here of the des - o-late! light of the stray-ing, Hope of the see the bread of life ; see waters flow - ing Forth from the i§2! jL- asE ¥$£=£ r r •=- &- :£±fc *2 t— r ^ 4— i- fhrS- 3 s ^f mer - cy-seat, fer-vent-ly kneel: Here bring your wounded luarls, pen - i-tent, fade - less and pure! Here speaks the Com-fort-er, throne of God, pure from a - bove ; Come to the feast of love ; -*- 42- ^ t=t t *=* £=£ >-* ** 1 — i- ^=^ fe ! I £ t* ^s* --*=* *T m Here tell your an-guish Ten - der - ly say- ing, Come, ev - er knowing, m • ^ Earth has no sor-row that heav'n cannot heal. Earth has no sor-row that heavn cannot cure. Earth has no sorrows but heav'n can re-move. *$ r*. ^ ^ #: £=f r r I I ! *=* § No. 124 HAIL HIM KING Mrs. Frank A. Breck, Grant Colfax Tullar. i. Christ for us was crucified, Hail Him King! hail Him King! On the cross He 2. Deep compassion fill'd His soul, HailHim King! hail Him King! But the grave was 3. Blessed promises are giv' n, Hail Him King! hail Him King ! Making bright the @:S2 r r r -0 — 0- e p p p 4 *=£ v-t V V v ^kr+ r -z?- bled and died, Hail Him, hail Him King! Crown of thorns the Savior wore, not His goal, HailHim, hail Him King! By His death He pardoned sin, path to Heav'n, HailHim, hail Him King! Showing us His grace di-vine, 1 1 * . 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Concluded King!... hail, * p p £ V V V S V v \ v v v Savior King till with the rausomed throng We hail Him King, the Savior King. mr* _i ? E- t=t=)E=t £ 1i-k-ME ■pfc- i V — k- No. 125. IF YE ABIDE IN ME. Flora Kirkland. John 15 : 7. I. H. Meredith. $ A— v £ 6: W^W=^ t^t V ^ ^ ^ 8* *^=r 1/ 1/ b >w 1. Come, sit at the feet of the Mas-ter, And lis-ten, as Ma-ry, of old ! 2. Come, sit at the feet of the Master, Come, learn the great secret of pow'r. 3. A - bid-ing in full conse - cra-tion, A - bid-ing in spir-it and deed. #— ^ g g • H=H: JCE* ^— * t~Mr t=t b — # ' P 1 * N m -N— fV -*— !v :*=p« xzzi ig=p_ i 2 5-5 0 0 0 0 u! Most wonderful visions of glo - ry, The Master to thee will un-fold. His word is thy weapon for service, And He is thy strength and thy Tow'r. Abiding and praying and trusting, The Lord thy petitions will heed. fe -P— P- P P P #-4" f-50 P T 1 t=t I i— U4: *=*c # — 0 9 m Chorus. V — V — f- f^r k / V -fr IN I J », P*j -f T~^ If ye a - bide in Me, And my words a - bide in you, . . in Me, in you, m p—± -*—* — •—*- *—p- ij % P P P lllll t=t *=*: U!b rr Aft U I 3toj: 0 ' 0 0 90 r # # * # -g- m sk ^«£t^ r^ ^S Ye shall ask what ye will, And it shall be done un- to you. ■ p p .-t^-fr . h. *±=* £ fr^-p— M^r ^ — ^ -» — 9 — 9- r & & ■HP P> P=1 1 — t^r^i — p- Copyright, mcm, by Tullar-Meredith Co. V V No. 126. WILL YOU GO? Anon. t£* N— gSJJCtj fe^s§ ^m J. W. Lerman. Will you go ? s f=T b ' r r r i. We are trav' ling home to heav'n a - bove, Will you, will you go, 2. We are going to see the bleed-ing Lamb, Will you, will you go, 3. We are going to join the heav'n-ly choir, Will you, will you go, £3 & fc£ fct Ff Will you go! it $-b J d4 ^=f i iz£ rr Will you, will you go ? Will you, will you go ? Will you, will you go ? To sing the Sav - ior's dy - ing love, In rapt' rous strains to praise His name, To raise our voice and tune the lyre. T=f=f » » i ll t=t t=t I I I Will you go? Will you go i ^ at=* -* — *- Will you, will you go ? Will you, will you go ? Millions have reached that Will you, will you go ? Will you, will you go ? The crown of life we Will you, will you go? Will you, will you go? There saints and angels prfr k— k i^t=t S f r r r pp? E 1 — [- £=£=£ W J blest a - bode, A - noint-ed kings and priests to God, And mil-lions there shall wear, The conq-'ror's palms our hands shall bear, And all the glad - ly sing Ho - san - na to their God and King, And make the g'^rrTi ; _jr mrf ;Ju1e$ -0 — #■ ^ h> i i i 4 r=p^=F Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. WILL YOU GO?— Concluded. Will you go . $ E S^i m ♦ - i i i • ' more are on the road, Will you, will you go ? Will you joys of heav'n we'll share, Will you, will you go ? Will you heav'n-ly arch - es ring, Will you, will you go? Will you . * ^- -# - - mm *=* t=t N=^c *=t £=£ go? go? go? -(2- J&- 1! No. 127. CLOSER, DEAR LORD, TO THEE. § Georgianna M. Taylor. Prayerfully. Arr. by Chas. C. Ackley. F7 M* 4EE -^r-.;-- ~& ~& — ^ i. Clos - er, dear Lord, to Thee ! Clos - er 2. Oh, let no cloud of sin, 'Twixtme 3. So shall my walk be-low Glo - ri - .0- ■*- — F^ to Thee ! In sweet com- and Thee ! Aught of Thy fy Thee ! Till that glad m *=* '■=%=£ m fy t- — r- ±zd *-*- ^* .? ^V w ^-^r I munion drawn, Oh, let me be ! Earth's joys forgotten quite, While dwelling brightness hide, But let me be! Now on the mount's blest height, Gaz-ing on moment come When I shall see— Not thro' a dark' ning glass Glimpses of i A L i^s — *— 0 -W- -#- in the light, Clos - er, dear Lord, to Thee, Clos - er glo- ry bright, Till faith be lost in sight, Clos - er glo- ry pass — But view Thee face to face : Clos - er I to Thee ! to Thee ! to Thee ! t=t fc*=p: ^=1 1 V J I Copyright, hcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 128. MY FRIEND AND GUIDE. Kate Ulmer. Prayerfully. Chas. C. Acklev. m^ 3 1 l --\— ^— 3= =4=3 ' I- i — i ' ' ^g- -gr •*■-»• -9- -n*- £ w \r&- • i. Bless - ed Sav-ior, Friend un-fail - ing, Lead, O, lead me safe - ly home 2. Grant me streugth to meet tempta - tion, Lest my heart in weakness yield 3. Fill me with the Ho - ly Spir - it, Teach me how to bear the cross 4. Till with Thee I pass the por-tal, Of my heav'nly home so fair, ^^ r—r £=f=f +=£ t=t ■e r* *=^ «-=- t— r i t=F 1 1=^ ^ j .gi 3=S=£ a-'4i. iA: Let me nev - er from Thee wander, In the paths of sin to roam. With- out Thee I am defenceless, Thou must ev - er be my Shield. For the smile of Thine ap-prov- al, Counting all things else but loss. Let Thy shelt' ring love surround me, Keep me safe be-neath Thy care. i* fe£ ■^ 1 1- pEEPE^ P $ Chorus. rf J — ^ q=r S* «; Bless- ed Sav - ior, let me nev- er Stray from Thee, my Friend and Guide; m £ -&• %*- £ £=£ -^ r^ 1 — r R 1 — r 1 3=^ 5 ^=* I I 1 s^i *=* ^ 4=^: ^ s IS :^^T J— g*-? Till a-cross the nar - row riv - er I am safe at Thy dear side. s I ^—f= 1*=t THE P2 •^ ^ Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 129. "UNTO THE UTTERMOST." Flora Kirkland I. H. Meredith. f^SEJEEJE^EJE^^ft=r. i. " Un - to the ut-termost, " Je-sus can save, Think of His wonderful 2. " Un - to the ut-termost, ' ' Je-sus will save, Think of His willingness, 3. " Un - to the ut-termost," No one too low, Grace to the ut-ter-most _*. .*- *. +. W>Xr \ lr L-g £ -• — 9r n ?— v- ]fr m 4 * r *=-* — p-^-^p — R — ^-T~T~a^ pow'r o'er the grave ; He who a - rose in full life from the tomb think what He gave ! He who so wil - ling- ly died on the cross He will be -stow; Come to Him trust - ing - ly, make a brave stand, S§ Rf^r-f-F-g lf=* m £=E :t r, r b k '^^ =^t*=*^ Chorus. rs n is rs ttT^Fft Prov'd His great power to scat-ter sin's gloom. Prov'd His deep ten-derness, meeting our loss. No one can pluck you from Father's strong hand. t=t- V V Into the uttermost, rrrc^ « ■v— v — p— f — 5'—^ fl r\ r\ -Ps — PS- £* 3^5* £=* *— * • s^.-*-wi *=£ *—s -0-r can-cel-ing sin, ' ' Unto the uttermost, ' ' dwelling within; ' ' Unto the V v v 1 — tf— v- ^r^-^r. V— ^ — V- E 21 is is. Ps 4 -PS — f s ! -N— Pv H H • 0 • =h- ^— IN — N' i=%y>5=3- -• — •- nr~ uttermost. ' ' wonderful tho' t ! " Unto the uttermost, ' ' what hath God wro't ? Copyright, mdcccxcix, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 130. HORATIl'S Bonai Not fast. BUT IS THAT ALL? Chas. C. Acklky. a § i^ It •*• ±0. -F Tr Sometimes I catch sweet glimpses of His face, But that is all, But And is this all He meant when first He said, "Come unto me ?" " Come Nay, do not wrong Him by thy heavy thot's, But trust His love, But Christ and His love shall be thy bless-ed all For ev - er-more, For h h > s . Is n hi . . #- -0- mm-vm v^2 -jHh-fT— fc— I r ~f — M fV ^ I h I f(T\ m 4 2 * h i^ IS Is i •! 0t— Xs\) 9 m * • •. J ! v m * * *gl£ * # • • ■* •*: 4 that is all ; Sometimes He looks on me and seems to smile, But un - to me ? ' Is there no deep - er, more en - dur - ing rest In trust His love ; Do thou full jus - tice to His ten-der-ness, His ev - er-more Christ and His light shall shine on all thy ways For m +• +- • Is f Is > k h ^__ Is i 9 _. /•>-* i I |* • m 9 9 0 m 0 0 0. C t£J' ft U L ^-^ i i I I I I \ ■ m 0 j V ^ ' — m — —0 0 0 0 0 * ! Lf fe-1 D tt N N v \ y ** ^ ^ 1 J i r is n i\ n. ^ J 1 /T h i J *\ J J i i i r i •! N Im J J a • _^ 2 4 « -* XA) 4 f) 0 • # • # r • 5## __S a ^« 2 J J 1 that is all, But that is all ; Sometimes He speaks a pass - ing Him for thee? In Him for thee? Is there no stead-ier light for mer - cy prove, His mer - cy prove ; Take Him for what He is, O ev- er-more, For ev - er-more ; Christ and His peace shall keep thy m -0- . ■#- -0> m . m -0-0- //•Yrfc i i 1 1 * ■ » 1 1 \ * m m 19} J m » L L \^s f * ™ ." r r i \/ 0 0 4 t 0 0 V u 1/ V V V V V V V V * 4 ■ 4rr word of peace, thee in Him ! take Him all, troubled soul :*=* But that is all, O come and see, And look a-bove, For ev - er-more, But that is all ; Sometimes I think O come and see ; Is there no deep - And look a-bove ; And do not wrong For ev - ermore ; Christ and His love rrr Copyright, mcmi, by TuUar-Meredith Co. BUT IS THAT ALL?— Concluded $ 3=* V L, Li -^ i i«=r y i y i ^; I hear His lov-ing voice Up - on me call, er, more en - dur - ing rest In Him for thee? Him by thy heav-y tho'ts, But trust His love, shall be thy bless-ed all For ev - er-more, r Up - on me call. In Him for thee? But trust His love. For ev - er-more. -*- t=t £=* i ®* *=* *~^^T Arr. from Koschat, by H Meredith. No. 131 Flora Kirkland LOVE NEVER FAILETH "Love never faileth." — i Cor. 13 Out in the dark-ness, Shadow' d by sin, Souls are in bond-age, Think how the Mas- ter Came from a - bove, Suf-fer'don Cal - v'ry, See, they are wait -ing, Look-ing at you, Fur-tive-ly watch-ing " Love nev-er fail - eth," Love is pure gold ; Love is what Je - sus £ *=*=£ 1 1 1 I I I ! ! I *=* *-*r 2=« -#-*• Souls we would win. How can we win them? How show the way? ' ' Love never Breathing out love ; Think how He Iotcs us, E'en when we stray? We must love All that you do : Seeming so careless, Harden' d and lost. ' ' Love never Came to un-fold, Make us more loving, Master, we pray; Help us re - #. .0. .0- 0..0.0. 1 I J • 000 -# — & TTT r^-k->- £3 1 1 1 t=\ 1 1£Z fail-eth," Love is the way, " Love never fail-eth, " Love is the way. oth - ers, Love is His way, We must love oth-ers, Love is His way. fail-eth, ' ' Count not the cost, ' ' Love never fail-eth, ' ' Count not the cost, mem-ber Love is Thy way, Help us re-mem-ber Love is Thy way. A- -m- - m • - -- -#_^ I !l » >~ >~gfc ^# 1 — i — r 1— T Copyright, mdcccxcix, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 132. AS THE APPLE OF HIS EYE, E. E. Hewitt. Chas. K. Langley. § i £& 3^=t z=t ^*? i=if=t 1. Oh! what a might -y Sav - ior, re-mem-b' ring all my need! His 2. The winds may sweep around me, the sun with-draw its light, Yet 3. The griefs a -long the path-way, like thorns a-mong the flow'rs, But 4. I'll serve the pre-cious Mas - ter, with joy - ful-ness of heart, And » *— fr —I h i — r I ^ t izztz* qr=it^fe=^^ T—r ten-der-ness and mer-cy a moth-er's care ex-ceed; I cast my care up- Je - sus is the Day-spring whose smile dispels the night; I'll creep the closer bid my soul look for-ward to E-den's fair - er bow'rs; And ev-'ry joy is tell His love to oth - ers, till earth - ly days de - part; A bless-ed home a- _* — *__, — 0^.i-^t: — ^__# — t—t — fL ^^ a z=trmr F3 ^t -*— «- •« — *- i?r 9 0 1" on Him, He hears my faintest cry; He'll 1ceep me, for He says so, as the to Him un - til the storm goes by; He'll keep me, for He says so, as the sweet-er, the Giv - er draws so nigh; He'll keep me, for He says so, as the waits me be-yond the arch-ing sky; He'll keep me, for He says so, as the let J=* =?i — i I— -^i — r ^ ^=p=fc=fe 9 ... FF=E^ * Chorus. S ± tt *^ ap-ple of His eye! Oh! what a glo-rious Sav-ior! His love so *—*- JUL*. mzr- t=t -•---»- 4 ■M" ^n^ jf^iT^ fe #-T-#- f*=5=*=« high! He'll keep me, for He says so, as the ap-ple of His eye! ki T » — * .» — « — £: — • .V^ BUI ,1 1 " t 3^£ I FW F=F Copyright, MfcCCCXCIX, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 133. A BLESSING IN PRAYER. E. E. Hewitt. \Vm. J. KlRKPATRICK. V V ' i I There is rest, sweet rest, at the Master's feet, There is fa-vor now at the There is grace to help in our time of need, For our Friend above is a When our songs are glad with the joy of life, When our hearts are sad with its There is perfect peace tho' the wild \nm roll ; There are gifts of love for the -0- -P- &m f— i — t -# — •- ££££ -0 — 0- *=£ *=£ v— \t- > K k k- -Mi , 3 s — ivH H -£ — rVH 4=j: There is There is There is There is mer - cy seat, For a - ton-ing blood has been sprinkled there Friend in - deed, We may cast on Him ev- 'ry grief and care; ills and strife, When the pow' rs of sin would the soul ensnare, seek -ing soul, Till we praise the Lord in His home so fair; * '1 * 4 4 I I I *=JE I I I I I I ^ Chorus. V \j 1 *-*- sTJ=^f gE*3E£Ef tt always a blessing, a blessing in pray'r. There's a blessing in pray'r, in be- tt -*- *-• -*- -#-H 1 1 0- 11,1 £=£=£ *=pz*= v— r- *=f=* 1/ I 1 1- -v— ■ fe l=F itn=a r j <• -j- v 4- lieving pray'r; When our Savior's name to the throne we bear, Then a Father's g— k— r ^g -• — #- k k k- a^s: -• — •- I I l k^i -y— v- w P is rv I * r~a— 1: *-*- c*r — « — m—m- im azze: -y-j M=?±r^ r^^J > 1/ I love will receive us there; There is always a blessing, a blessing in pray'r. @g -0 0- >- f=x T=? t=t ii -• — *- f— f^y-f-r v— v- 1 — I- * T y- y-k^k: b U >* £opyrigbt, mdcccx**vji, by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Used by permission, No. 134. IF WE WALK IN THE LIGHT. H. M. m i John i : 7. * N 1— =3=3= I. H. Meredith. K — *l H 4 1 4. i 'J. J. ^3: ^— ^r 1. What a f el - low-ship is ours, What a joy com-plete, If we 2. We shall know the cleansing pow'r Of the Sav-ior's blood, If we 3. We shall reach our home in heav'n, With its mansions fair, If we I E^^^ £E£ *=* I* I* |» *=£ u ^ *r -,-i- 3= ^ £ walk, walk, walk in the light, We will yield our ransom' d in the light, We shall live and grow each in the light, Thro' the grace which He has we walk in the light, ^^m r— -r FVM^g: fefci t=Jr 4=^ —I —I 1_ pow'rs, To hour, In giv'n, We r His serv - ice sweet, If we walk the love of God, If we walk shall en - ter there, If we walk the light, the light, the light. ^e£ee£ r± i fL f Chorus. 4-, If we walk, ^7 in the light, As .*e walk the light, IB ^ inz *=* *=*= « I =te J I § \ \ \ I J :*-*--* -• — •- 1^-r- He is in the light, We have fel-lowship light, in the light, I is rs one with an Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. IF WE WALK IN THE LIGHT.— Concluded. P ^=* oth - er, "We have fel - low-ship one with an - oth - er, f ^ ^L f 't-f 4 -<&. i 1 1- 1 y- 1— 'm±j— £ »_ i» * ■*=*. ^ & \ \ ■^f — &— -U. -• — *■ . i=F i -N — N 4 4* ■&-? n ±4. •+ + + • * V And the blood of Jesus Christ His Son, Cleanses us from all sin. Sg£ 1 I i 1 g- ZZTZ ZZ .fi. + t=4 *=fc I :RitP I* >t k -# 0- 1=t 3E f i/ v v v v No. 135. I AM COMING TO THE CROSS Rev. Wm, McDonald. Wm. G. Fischer. E am com - ing to the cross ; I am poor, and weak, and blind ; Long my heart has sighed for Thee, Long has e - vil reign' d within ; Here I give my all to Thee, Friends and time and earthly store ; In Thy prom - is - es I trust, Now I feel the blood ap-plied : Je-sus comes! He fills my soul! Per-fect-ed in Him I am; . m N * s fc=£ e SE ±+ Che.—/ am trusting, Lord, in Thee, Blest Lamb of Cat - va - ry, P D.C. Chorus. 1 *r-$r .{■;*« I am count-ing all but dross, I shall full sal - va - tion find. Je - sus sweet-ly speaks to me, — " I will cleanse you from all sin." Soul and bod - y Thine to be, — Whol- ly Thine for-ev - er-more. I am pros-trate in the dust, I with Christ am cru - ci - fled. I am ev - 'ry whit made whole : Glo-ry, glo - ry to the Lamb. m i t- — *— * — y-^f? — ' Hum-bly at Thy cross I bow, Save me, Je - sus, save me now. No. 136 JESUS KNOWS. Lotta B. White. _ Rather slowly. k N Chas. C. Ackley. V Q h. r I N A •* is fc ■ 9 • ! 1 r R i n ,1 p _n j . » M v ; 4 j • p s • • • 9 s • • cJ, 9 • m. «j -J- * -1 & 1 4 -&- Has your life a hid- den sor - row? Je - sus knows, Je - sus knows ; Have your hopes like flow-ers per - ished ? Je - sus knows, Je - sus knows ; In the bright, e - ter - nal mor - row, We shall know, we shall know ; em -*-!—*- t^vz t ; -CL *3=tC 1 — r EEs K=F V 3 — r-\r. l^^;« Do you fear the com-ing mor - row ? Je - sus knows, Je - sus knows ; Gone the joys that once you cher-ished ? Je - sus knows, Je - sus knows ; In that land so free from sor- row, We shall know, We shall know ; m JEfc -fr— k^lr *z=fc ^ n ! h •. | 1 V fc U is is « i r n 1 J N N 1 1 -jN i ylL. K i * m J R 1 P P fi ^ 1 a ji* ^ i V- \) m • # • • * p • ## £> vm - m ^ i Are there tri - als, cares and cross-es ? Je - sus knows, Je - sus knows ; Are your eyes oft dimmed by weeping? Je - sus knows, Je - sus knows ; Till that time, my heart, keep sing- ing, Je - sus knows, Je - sus knows ; . . . . . -P- P- • ^ -P ' -P- -*- -r*" -r*- f2- fm\* • • • r * r r * P 1 f b 1 1 r9 l S£=r- r i 1 \/ \S $ • k k-* p ■ * ^ i r ^ > i 1-1 U U • ? % N is H P- rrt. i I r^F^^ Are you sigh - ing o - ver loss - es ? Je - sus knows, Je- All your life is in His keep-ing, Je- sus knows, Je- Cares and joys to Him be bringing, Je - sus knows, Je sus knows sus knows sus knows Tr (He knows). (He knows). (He knows). x=i-±=t £ ^3 *=5lz=W k k p3=h ^ W U V I I i/ P ' Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Mer.edith Co. No. 137. NAILED TO THE CROSS. ME8. Frank A. Breck. Duet. Ad lib. Grant Colfax TcllaB. ^— 4~ ± i. There was One who was will - ing to die in my stead That a 2. He is ten - der and lov - ing and pa - tient with me, While He 3. I will cling to my Sav-ior and nev - er de-part — I will m^ $¥ jtvd — Is fc 1 — r<— *- h — :Mi -( N ^ lS m # >n™" * J ! _p J * * • * 4 • ! J^ 4 4) • n UlJ ■ • # J 4 • * » « . • K soul, so un-worth - y might live, And the path to the cross He was cleans -es my heart of its dross, But "there's no con-dem - na-tion" — I joy - ful - ly jour - ney each day, With a song on my lips and a /SV ^ w (PA •*• V-'r* * P ... •V r^ip r . -, p • g^- — -g Refrain. p -*— * -^V f»-- h- Thr N * W\ *Jt will- ing to tread, All the sins of my life to for-give. know I am free, For my sins are all nail'd to the cross. \ They are nail'd to the cross, song in my heart,Thatmy sins have been taken away. 1 Ma m± txi ^^i-*»fff they are aril'd to the cross, O how much He was will-ing to bear! With what *- s H % % % *=w x=t »c F^=^H * ? S N i?*7. 1 ax* Eja 1 ■»-»- $3± ix^bg £1 anguish and loss, Jesus went to the cross! But He carried my sins with Him there. Z^r- ■*-*-* — # 3C:t *=« -^— g- £3 Copyiigbt, MPCCCXCIX, by Tullar-Meredith Co No. 138 GOD BE WITH YOU. J. E. Rankin. D. D. wm ^=f=1=f^=S=^S=^=t W. G. Tomer. eg 1. God be with you till we meet a-gain, 2. God be with you till we meet a-gain, 3. God be with you till we meet a-gain, 4. God be with you till we meet a-gain, J- By His counsels guide, up- Neath His wings se-cure-ly When life's perils thick con- Keep love's banner floating hold you, with His sheep se - cure - ly fold you, hide you, Dai - ly man - na still di - vide you, found you, Put His arms un - fail - ing round you, o'er you, Smite death's threat'ning wave be-fore you, -<2. 4L *•:' -g- ■#• & £ £ -g- fc£=fe £^E 52^ -• — r- ^ Chorus. I m ivv *^s J ' • ' I- A . « T1 r rH1"! y— v God be with you till we meet again. Till we meet, till we Till we meet, till we meet, - Till we meet at Je-sus' feet, Till we meet, till we meet, Till we meet* m* n-- 4L JL JL *. JL V— >- h * — H»— t: ft ftJUj ■F=^=t=i: :*=»: l> l> I ilftl iUJ r- meet, till we meet, God be with you till we meet a-gain. Till we meet, till we meet, till we meet. +■ *-'+. 4L *- *- 4L JL'JL m^ ?—3- v—v- v=v=t # — t — • 3-| ; — Used by per. of J. E. Rankin, owner of Copyright. No. 139. JESUS IS CALLING YOU HOME. Virginia W. Mover. With expression Chas. C. Acklhy. h I *-*- 0- -m 1 — m — • — I h 0- -0- -0- ■%- -0- -0- -0- i. - I wander'd in darkness and sorrow, My soul sore distress'd and alone ; 2. I linger'dand linger' d, still treading A path by sharp briars o'ergrown, 3. At last fill'd with horror of sinning, For which I could never a-tone ; 4. Since then I have dwelt close to Jesus, And never been tempted to roam ; s p ; f E_fc£^ When thro' all my pain and my anguish, I heard a voice calling me home. And yet I knew well it was Je - sus, So ten-der-ly calling me home. I tremblingly fled to my Sav-ior, Who folded me safely at home. I'm hap-py, so hap-py in Je - sus, And shelter'd securely at home. !ome to His breast, His loving breast. Home to His peace and rest §gJE -r r r r «— «_ :* Si No » k k— E E=rE=E E=k 1EZ=|C I feM= H A 4 E =t=t A__fs,__V t==f J E^E matter how far you have wander* d, No matter wherever you roam ; *=*=£ g^-£-4^ E=£ -fc/— *- v— v- -^—^s- i fe £-^v- ^ i>J0 »-«//. ^=t II 5 fV-^- ^ — ^ — ^ 1 i-90 *— ; — « « 1 1 \—0 — m — -t— 00000-'% 8 ' I || i 1 *» E=E *^r Is lov-ing-ly calling you home. Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 140. MY SAVIOR WILL KNOW NIE. Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Moderato. J. W. Lerman. & *— fs- I m m ^ 3=3f^ £3 t=t *=* -* — Jt- i . I am on my way to heav - en, to those mansions of the soul, 2. Far a - way in paths of dark-ness once my wea-ry feet did roam, 3. He is with me in the darkness, He is with me in the day, t-tt t T<~^^ -v — r_j $ £* V V v \s IS ^ J3g ^=T -^ tJ^ ^^ 1 ter - nal a - ges roll ; call-ing, "Child, come home ;" am with you al - way ;" Where I'll live with Christ, my Savior, while e But I heard the lov- ing Sav-ior sweet-ly And His word is left on rec-ord, " Lo, I r r r_c w 1 1. -HSL rrrr 1r—f r r r— f- p ££ 1/ * i 1 - * For my Sav-ior thro' His grace, Has prepared for me a place, So when life with me is o'er, I will en- ter heav-en's door So thro' His as - sist- ing grace, I shall reach that heav' nly place, mm m -t- -0- -*■ -+• -0- E'g^E* r r 1 tt=*E k k k k: bV? — F F F F^ F F I M- m S Refrain. ( ^ 1 ?=* And I'm sure that He will know me when I come. And my blessed Lord will know me when 1 come. Yes, my Sav - ior will And I feel that He will know me when I come. r\ in 1 -*- m m m * • ' • . m I 'g— — r~# #- w * w~i — m ^ 1 — w » — T~F — » w 1, r 1 *• 1rf—ff-f-\\ r r ^: 3 TTTJn =* fTTT know me when I come (when 1 come), He will meet me and greet me when I * Ft £ fcfc£ i^-f- v — #<- F=k: ■# — • — • — • — P- k k i i r 1/ 1/ 1 * Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredlth Co. « MY SAVIOR WILL KNOW ME — Concluded Ja-4-=- 3t=* & m ^ — # — #- come (when I come), For He guides me ev'ry day, All a-long life's pilgrim i t i ^3 *=* ^— ^ way, So I'm sure that He will know me when I come (when I come). Be s £ 1 >— !■— *- *=t ^ * No. 141. MY JESUS, AS THOU WILT. Benjamin Schmolke. JEWETT. Joseph P. Holbrook *# 9 0 d V *-f *=* £ --»■ F i. My 2. My 3- My ifet r •• Z - i Je - sus, as Thou wilt : O may Thy will be mine ; In - to Thy Je ■ sus, as Thou wilt : Tho' seen thro' many a tear, Let not my Je - sus, as Thou wilt : All shall be well for me ; Each changing — 4 \4 #. # m . r? . 0 . 0 ■ f- El ^ ■*= g— fr- S Efek Pt =t=t -• — •- r i§^ ^p^ d~0- £S I hand of love I would my all re - sign, Thro' sor-row or thro' joy star of hope Grow dim or dis- ap - pear. Since Thou on earth hast wept fu-ture scene I glad-ly trust with Thee. Straight to my home a- bove, *^ (gb k- k Ei e -*— p- s *=*E t=t t=t -* J5 s$Et« i 3553 I ^=^3t 4 A-«h r tr <S^- * Nj 0 I Conduct me as Thine own, And help me still to say, My Lord, Thy will be done. And sorrowed oft alone, If I must weep with Thee, My Lord, Thy will be done. I travel calmly on, And sing in life or death, "My Lord, Thy will be done." No. 142. OUR LORD WILL COME AGAIN P Lotta B. White. M oder at o. t. H. Meredith. 3** ^=3(1 i. From the house of ma-ny mansions, From the home prepared for me, 2. We are watching, waiting, praying, For the hap - py, joy - ful day ; 3. With the shout of an - gel cho-rus, And the sound of trumpet strong, L=-# *-*—* «^-* , • ,- ^-^ P ' » *— , ^=4= fc=t £=fc t==t -K-jiJi-ii- 3: S rr* ^# -• — #- «* -i Shall de-scend my bless-ed Sav-ior, And His glorious face we' 11 see. Since our sins have been for-giv - en, All the darkness pass' d a- way. Shall de-scend the heav' nly Bridegroom, And He' 11 gather from the throng f*&- -f- — 0- -—* — r -#- =f= -1— • # f- — |— * • r-r- =e=t | M?- - -•— — »- V ft -0- -V- IS — 1 — - — 0- 9 ft — K — h— 4^ 1 7W2- — s— HV =£= =fr « • V4- *U -« — « • -• - =*= -JHr- -M- \ m— — »-*- -*• +± =^~ -* . -*— -*-^ -*— — 1 — * ^=H ^-^ =*=£ 1 Shout the glad triumphant message, Send the news o'er land and sea : And our hearts are filled with praises, Hope il - lu-minesall the way All His chos - en ones who love Him, Those who for His com- ing long, estfe t==t D. S.— joy to be His chos- en, Who will be for-ev - er blest, _ Chorus. Fine. | Our Lord will come a gain. S3 < Then we'll ev - er be with * — * — *-> When Je - sus comes a - gain. D.S. I g ^ 3 s *=* *=*cz=fc Je - sus, Fear and care will not mo - lest, ( not mo - lest,) Oh, what m 4 S) f I — I — b ' b b Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Mercdith Co. *** No. 143. LEANING ON THE EVERLASTING ARMS Rev E. A. Hoffman. J. I I * Deut. 33 : 27. A. J. Showalter. i. What a fellowship, what a joy divine, Leaning on the Ev-er 2. Oh, how sweet to walk in this pilgrim way, Leaning on the Ev-er 3. What have I to dread, what have I to fear, Leaning on the Ev-er -• — •- ££ M t=t=t -+ — »- t=t ihff *=|c fHFfi I I V V *=* ^ \ — I- -d— — *- last last- last- I e@ ing ing ing I — 0- Arras ! What a bless - edness, what a peace is mine, Arms ! Oh, how bright the path grows from day to day, Arms? I have blessed peace with my Lord so near, I I I m I I fc=* Chorus. / ^ tt ^ 1 1 , 1 , riTTi ^ -A H* 1 1 d 1 2 » _| h1'- -H — 4= =& H 3 E ^ •j « ip n / J *, Lean Lean Lean ^a^#— 0 -1 ■ ing • ing ■ ing — 9 — -0- « on on on the Ev the Ev the Ev ft Is 0 ' • ■ er - last - ■ er - last - er - last ■ -^-0 ing Arms. ing Arms, ing Arms. — m & — -J- Lean - - ing, Lean-ing on Je-sus, i [\ ft i i w-0 0——0—0 0— -, <»=*_ =* Pt3 -*=*- -*- =ti t=r- -1— I 1 1> — 1 1 -|—t V 9 — 1 1 is^q?_1^ -1= — *— =£=£ =b= * =t=fe j c ^ ^— C C I| % & ■£=< -I — l- 3: Si ^ -0- -#- lean - - ing, Safe and se-cure from all a - larms ; lean- ing on Je - sus, | ¥ 0 0 ' 0 0 t=£ »-=—• 0- 1 ± 1- v>- *-* i Lean - ing, lean - ing, Leaning on the Ever-last-ing Arms ! Leaning on Jesus, leaning on Jesus, -0—0-^0-0— 0-T-0 — 0 fi- ft iN N-# a & . is -,sr*t— * — 0—0* — # ?*5 1 7 $ I I- v-^1 — r By per. A. J. Showalter, V No. 144. WILL YOU LOVE MY SAVIOR? Mrs. Frank A. Breck. Grant Colfax Tlllar. N N S N N 1. Tell me, will you love my Sav - ior? He would be your dear-est Friend; 2. He will com-fort in the sad - ness, Ev-'ry life must sometime know, 3. Oh, you must not miss the bless - ing That a life with Him will give; 4. Tell me, will you love my Sav - ior? May I know it ere I die? h h m y 0 t *—*—? I w ?=«: Vm He would be your souls' Re-deem -er And your guide till life shall end. And your heart will need the glad - ness That His friendship can be-stow, Come to Him, your sin eon-fess - ing. He will make you glad to live. In the realms of joy and glo - ry Will you meet me, by and by? _#...*. .m. m. .,. m .#h| - | 1— T Chorus. A* . Ik, N N N k i I r\ N x ! U > ii s - 1 • * i» • ■/\ ■ * * * m — - J #■ ■ *> ■^ • N." -^<— — ^ L H*- # •— J #^-*#^ J. ^ Will you, will you love my Sav ■ i ; 1/ 'i - ior? 'Tis the prayer my spir - it pleads: fc\**> • i r i I" •(? K i ' • » r r pj* m • m m m L m 1 9 # • # 1 | * ' l/ [y > p* X J ^ y > 1 I - v • / V / 1 ^ 1 Will vou love mv dear Re-deem - er? He is all the sin -ner needs. Copyright, mdcccxcvi, by Meyer & Brother, Tullar-Mtredith Co. owners. No. 145. SWEET PEACEJHEGIFTOP GOD'S LOVE P. BlLHORN. v r v i. There comes to my heart a sweet strain (sweet strain), A 2. By Christ on the cross peace was made (was made), My 3. When Je - sus as Lord I had crown' d (had crown' d), My 4. In Je - sus for peace I a - bide, (a - bide), And r u i glad and a joy-ous re - frain (re - frain), I sing it a - debt by His death was all paid (all paid), No oth - er form - heart with this peace did a - bound (a - bound), In Him a rich as I keepcloseto His side ^His side), There's nothing but .0. -0- - - -0- - -#- * -#- gam and a - gain, Sweet peace, the gift of God's love. da-tion is laid For peace, the gift of God's love. bless-ing I found, Sweet peace, the gift of God's love. peace can be - tide, Sweet peace, the gift of God's love. m *=+ ^ *=* & *=tc ■wf r f^T )horus. i $=* 44 4 ■ Cnr'r T Peace, peace, sweet peace, Won-der-ful gift from a - bove (a-bove), Oh, in I *^r^ . -»■ — » — •- t=t Ff2Z±FT* y v v v I rit. I ^~*T^- ^-^* W » -#- -#- r 0 0 -0. . -0. won-der-ful, wonder-ful peace, Sweet peace, the gift of God's love. * N ^=^ -• — 0- *=*=li=t 1 » — • — I i Copyright, mdccclxxxvii, by P. P. Bilhorn. NO. 146. BELIEVE ON THE LORD. Grant Colfax Tlllar. \cts i< -4- I. H. Meredith. 5£4: *zzr-4 V ^tz -#- -#-• -•- Believe on the Lord thy Sav - ior, Be-lieve on the Lord thy King, Believe on the Lord — oh, nev - er Let doubting and fear ap - pall, Believe on the Lord thy Sav - ior, And He will thy faith re-ward, Believe on the Lord, O doubt - er, And trust in the Sav-ior now ; I I IS N - J -«- J m » . - J . Ws^ -*—*r-* 2± 3E 1 — r %' i= =f Be - lieve and He thy soul will save, His praise for-ev - er sing. For He is great-er than thy fears, When on His name you call. From all the chains of sin and death, ' ' Thy house ' ' shall be restored Thy faith at last shall end in sight, And peace a-dorn thy brow. 3§=i _* «_ a !=*■- W=t^^ P— I— I $£ Chorus. :- m +. r rlgl — • " ^ Be - lieve, be - lieve On the Lord Je - sus Christ, Be - lieve, be - lieve ±^J i +*- m I I *=£ ^ *=£ _?_ Be - lieve, be - lieve. . . . On the Lord Je - sus Christ, Be-lieve, be-lieve And thou shalt be sav - ed, And thou shalt be say ^E J J J S ,S^3J: Copyright, Mt**i, by Tullar-Meredith Co. BELIEVE ON THE LORD.— Concluded trt m 1 ' r 1^: it •& f— T m And thou shalt be sav ed, *=W £ And thy ^=T jt -=r r^ house. * l No. 147. WHEN JESUS TALKS WITH ME. Lizzie DeArmond. fca ^# is — N^V Uqi^ Chas. C. Acklev, -4 -&)— i -H H H P 1 \ P- — I -+ W=A '*=*=§> i . Thro' the darkest night shines the light of day, When Jesus talks with me ; 2. O my heart grows light as I hear His voice, When Jesus talks with me ; 3 . Not a wave of fear o' er my life can roll, When Jesus talks with me ; » -* • • -0 — #- J- f + •£ 1=9 £± v I v S i m 3=4=* m __j_ — ■ '.'.'.'. t=tt±t And I run with joy o'er the thorn-y way, When Jesus talks with me. In His boundless love I can well re-joice, When Jesus talks with me. In my Savior's hands I will trust my soul, When Jesus talks with me. ffi P— #- &- 1=4- t — *-t v i/ v Chorus. ^ I P -J When Je - sus talks with me, When Je - sus talks with me ; % « f= dfc -J 1- 3= ^-4w in -N — !* — N- *&» ^=* *— *— * « « g # i i i g ;. * — * — E — [- Not a doubt shall roll o' er my peaceful soul, When Je-sus talks with me. • * • • * etfa=ea II t=t &-*- V V V Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredlth Co. No. 148. CHRIST THE MIGHTY SAVIOR. Grant Colfax Tullar. Not too fast. J. W. Lerman. =T TSl -&L m "Z3 1. There is one who will my sorrow share, Christ the might-y Sav - ior; 2. He is more than earthly friend can be, Christ the might-y Sav -ior; 3. Tho' the waves of sin a-round me roll, Christ the might-y Sav -ior; One who will my ev - 'ry bur-den bear, Christ the For He died up - on the cru - el tree, Christ the With un - err-ing hand has full con-trol, Christ the 0 j -F» — * — ^ — Fft^ft mighty mighty mighty Sav Sav Sav ior. ior. ior. 0- t=t *2=^a $ -I 1 J 4- B£E3E3=*EJ <> He will hear me when I call, There His life He free - ly gave, He will guide and pi - lot me, I I He will help me when I fall : Shed His blood my soul to save; O'er life's dark and storm-y sea; . . J i rS W=g 1 — r i — i — r J2. P m I I I -•- -0- -0- He is now my all Wondrous vie - tor o'er 'Till in heav'n His face in all, He the grave, He I see, He the might -y the might-y the might - y m m lz#_ Sav Sav Sav ^B r i - ior. - ior. - ior. J d m Z* ^_ r^-r Refrain. I -&— 1 — r i 9— #- &-T *=r=F i i Oh, praise His Oh, praise ~ft" ~ft" L-£- rr £-L-£- m name, Re - joice now and His name, Re -joice and . f- f ■•- tit ft. * sing! sing! t Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. CHRIST THE MIGHTY SAVIOR.— Concluded. 1 . 1 * ' • -0- -0- | When Christ is near There's naught to fear, He is the might-y Sav - ior. kl rn^mm *=* £ t* i i i w + • * 0 itzzt: » ? i — tri — r m ||No. 149. LORD, W. J. K. irftft great feeling. \ — ^ I'M COMING HOME. WM. J. KlRKPATRICK. m t=t s 0-r -0- -#- 1. I've wan-dered far 2. I've wast - ed ma • 3. I'm tired of sin 4. My soul is sick, a - way from God, Now I'm com-ing home: ny pre- cious years, Now I'm com-ing home; and stray-ing, Lord, Xow I'm com-ing home; my heart is sore, Now I'm com-ing "home; . _. . _ I I > J. £PS ?=3Efc Lt= i ££ :* Fine. ■sTi-*- gF^C8 i i: L^-i 3F The paths of sin too long I've trod, Lord, I'm com-ing home. I now re -pent with bit - ter tears, Lord, I'm com-ing home. I'll trust Thy love, be - lieve Thy word, Lord, I'm com-ing home. My strength re-new, my hope re -store, Lord, I'm com-ing home. m MZ- I • U " ' I I D. S. — 0 - pen wide Thine arms of love, Lord, I'm com-ing home. I Chorus. D.S. ss i -^r -& -&— Com - ing home, com - ing home, Nev - er more to roam. -»— i £fet£ -0— y? • ^ •— ?- 5 My only hope, my only plea, Now I'm coming home, That Jesus died, and died for me Lord, I'm coming home. 6 I need His cloansing blood I know, Now I'm coming home; Wash me whiter than the snow, Lord, I'm coming home. Copyright, mdcccxcii, by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. Used by per. No. 150. THE HARBOR LIGHTS APPEAR. Soprano and Alto Duet, and Chorus or Quartette. Lizzie DbArmond I. H. Meredith. M oder a to. H 1 — A J I w — _ 1 — m — I— w- t=+ mm 3=2 i. Far out up -on the rest-less sea Where angry bil - lows roar, 2. Each has its freight of human souls, Or treasures rich and rare, 3. We lift our hearts in silent pray' r That ships upon life's sea With white sails gleaming thro' the night. Our ves-sels seek the shore ; That o'er the o - cean's boundless deep It safe-ly home must bear. May safe -ly reach the gold - en shore Of God's e-ter- ni - ty. is They hail each oth- er as they pass, And raise a note of cheer, Some struggle thro' the storms and gales, Some haste to harbors near, O sail - ors ! as we breast the waves, Send forth a note of cheer, V V N — ' When high a - bove the foam - ing waves The har-bor lights ap-pear. While oth- ers sail, till far a -way The har-bor lights ap-pear. Tell oth - ers of the rest be-yond, The har-bor lights ap-pear. t=i- S t=£ m $ m CHORUS. Much quicker. fc *=* g=* Mt~* 1/1 y 9 Sail on, sail on and breast the storms, Without a doubt or fear, ■= =tk ?T £=r% Ih kJf-f 1=? t— f- Copyright, mcm, by Tullar-Meredith Co. THE HARBOR LIGHTS APPEAR.— Concluded *=* N J- ^=^ -J 4- ^3E^EfEI*=S -#-=- M$ For gleaming thro' the dark'ning clouds The har-bor lights ap - pear ; kzzfcr £=£ t=fc ^ K * W # • * Sail on, sail on and breast the storm without a doubt or fear. &5=E -P- 7- *=*=*: :*=*=*: fc l=t i S3 For g-#- r* shin- ing from the gold - en shore The har-bor lights ap - pear. t=£ **—* NO. 151 C. Wesley. 0 FOR A HEART. Scottish Tcne. fe£ U-4 m ^ M=t ^~ •--^ ^=^ ■0- -&- i. O for a heart to praise my God, A heart from sin set free; — 2. A heart resigned, sub- mis-sive, meek, My great Redeemer's throne; 3. O for a low - ly con-trite heart, Be-liev- ing, true, and clean; 4. A heart in ev - 'ry thought renewed, And full of love di-vine ; EE £=* -E- P=t I 5: ^ A heart that al-ways feels Thy blood, So free - Where on - ly Christ is heard to speak, Where Je - Which nei-ther life nor death can part From Him Perfect and right and pure, and good, A cop - I ly shed for me r— sus reigns a-lone. that dwells within : y, Lord, of Thine. & sr^g=+ -¥=± £=t ■&- 3EE£ 1 NO. 152. BLESSED JESUS, KEEP ME WHITE. P. B. P. BlLHORN. ^t2= -N- 5F* i. Bless- ed Je - sus, Thou art mine, All I have is whol-ly Thine ; 2. I am safe with-in the fold, All my cares on Thee are roll' d ; 3. Pre-ciousje - sus, day by day, Keep me in the ho-ly way; m ^r-f--~^--r^~r~f 1*=*Z fc=t 1— I" rr rr $ £ -7 ^ *=* Thou dost dwell within my heart, Make me clean in ev-'ry part. I en -joy the sweetest rest, For I'm lean - ing on Thy breast. Keep my mind in per-fect peace, Ev-'ry day my faith in-crease. '^=^ 3=E ■I 1^ 1 lj W S — L_i*3 M r t f n 1 j—V ^-H^ Chorus. N N s. white ; JJ ^4 1 . / -tff ^ R— ^ ft-H ' N fr~ ft T<: i * .»• « «• <j h^ ^ -f— ^- IJJJ H- • ! -* 1 . • 1 "I 1 » » * • « 1 1/ P 1 Bless -ed Je - - sus keep me white, keep me white, Keep me Bless-ed Je - sus, keep me white, /•Y ft d r * * r * • _r irJ' « h- n* n» f i> 1 0 s* N* J • * J N* \1S A *< u' £ y £ *^ ~- 1 1 1 * 4 0-0 0 walk fc* mg S-pv 3« S±=£ » fflE 3= -#-^ -? — t trr tx '**- 1/ y y y walking, Keep me walking in the light All I have is Keep me walking in the light, All I have (v fc I is & I w& 4- * < ^=atat :£J_g g : f- vr £33 v-v- — 1 — 1 — - — -i—i — 1 — -i j -m~i r ffi whol-ly Thine, Bless-ed Je - - sus, Thou art is whol-ly Thine, Blessed Je - sus, mine. m £ 3=p: 1 » ?=£ Copyright, mdcccxxxv, by P. Bilhorn. No. 153. WHO WILL VOLUNTEER? Flora Kirkland Mrs. H. A. Farnsworth. , , fc-4- -v-v ** EE D 4 fj. r i i i. Who will vol-un-teer? See the foe is near! Some one now must figbt 2. Who will vol-un-teer? Ev - er loud and clear Sounds the Master's charge 3. Who will vol-un-teer? Christ, your King, is near, He His wondrons grace Si a 3F ^ SE 3=t se -^f =i— - — , ■ 1 ■ e/ . f F 1 1 and the vic-t'ry win ! Who will heed the call, Sounding now to all ? for the lands a - far. None are draft-ed here! Who will vol - un-teer ? for each need supplies. Brave-ly meet the foe ; On- ward, upward go ! 4 — , — I h-^-l — , I SS a=P m J II i 1 T rr- Chorus. ! ! S* * *- — ^ to ia- -K— I- i^^^E23: -•>-•• -J- S-' -»- -•»- -*-* • -#- -•I— I I I ' ' Fight the fight of faith ' ' with the hosts of sin ! ) Who will spread the news of the Morning Star? --We will vol-un-teer! Rich reward awaits you be-yond the skies !) n ^3 m -0- i ;. ; Jv-i| r f Nf N rt I 4 i= * *=* 4> * 9. • Jczf: 5 I IS s i=t 1U-J :: s^r 4* S ^_? *=* T -^ -•" -*- '| "•- < "#■ ■*" -*" We will vol-un-teer ! In the strength of Christ, our King; Battl'ing I I i i . i i i * I m 4— J- ■I \- ^ i 4— *t i'i 1 1 1 1 1 1 =* "* =1 *~ Hi -J I I- 3< 1 * -r-#- II ^f1 r * 1 1 for the right, we will ev - er fight, Till the shouts of vie - fry ring ! *=± IS Copyright, mcm, by Tullar-Meredith Co. No. 154 ONLY WAITING. Francis L. Mace. Cm as. C. Acki.fv. 1. On - ly wait - ing till, the shad - ows Are a lit ■ 2. On - ly wait - ing till the reap - ers Have the last 3. On - ly wait - ing till the an - gels O - pen wide 4. Wait-ing for a bright - er dwell-ing Than I ev- ^EE t=i ifi: 1 '-1 I 9— 9- r~r A {-s=^ I tie long-er grown; On - ly wait - ing till the glim-mer sheaf gath-ered home; For the sum - mer time has fad - ed the pearl - y gate, At whose por - tals long I've lin - gered, er yet have seen; Where the tree of life is bloom-ing, ~3-fr-»- L I K- -n-^-F- r-t— r i fcqc tfcfc i=3: I teJ=i ^a :*=•: ^t ^^r Of the day's last beam is flown; Till the night of death has And the au - tumn winds have come. Quickly, reap - ers! gath -er Wea-ry, poor, and des-o - late. E - ven now I hear their And the fields are ev - er green. Wait-ing for my full re- Hfcfc J*-=H«- :tz± tt^t=t ar=p: -0— f> — 1 ; Is I Is H 1 1 * rt^ti wA- J. J j _WUi— 5 4- -«i- — 9 — 9 91 d — -9— -9-^-J 9— — (-= 1 1 1 — -9-: — 9— — 1 — 1 — fad - ed From the quick - ly, All the foot-steps, And their demp-tion, When my — s *- * *— 1 fey* V 5 r » . m • m ■-s^s— — * — *-j heart once full of ripe hours of my voic - es far a - Sav - ior shall re - r?1^# •— $0 <§— , -9-1—9 9 =# 9 — Lw^z^ # * day; Till the hea'rt; For the way; If they store All that *^*\* — stars bloom call sin ^bf r — -i* ■1 M b — 1 V- y^r t iJ fc=*=J Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co. ONLY WAITING.— Concluded. i ±-jt m -, *-0 0-. — 0- MLlt—tL d2=3E of heav'n are break-ing Thro' the twi - light soft and gray. of life is with - ered, And I hast - en to de - part, me, I am wait - ing, On - ly wait - ing to o - bey. has caused to with - er; Age and sor - row come no more Efe -m — r IM U 1 m No. 155. H. L. Hastings. sa SHALL WE MEET. m Elisha S. Rice. I§0 1. Shall we meet be-yond the riv - er, Where the surges cease to roll? 2. Shall we meet in that blest harbor, When our stormy voyage is o'er? 3. Shall we meet in yon-der cit - y, Where the tow 'rs of costal shine? 4. Where the mu-sic of the ransom'd Rolls its har-mo - ny a-round, 5. Shall we meet there many a loved one, That was torn from our embrace? 6. Shall we meet with Christ, our Savior, When He comes to claim His own? Wherein all the bright for-ev - er, Sor-row ne'er shall press the soul? Shall we meet and cast the an-chor, By the bright ce - les - tial shore? Where the walls are all of jas - per, Built by work-man-ship di - vine? And ere - a - tion swells the cho-rus With its sweet mel-o-dious sound? Shall we lis - ten to their voic-es, And be-hold them face to face? Shall we know His bless-ed fa - vor, And sit down up -on His throne? 4-. m *=£ ■9r^H~ V- l/ 9 I U I/ 0 I/ b S. — Shall we meet de-pond the riv - er, Where the surg-es cease to roll? D.S. m Chorus. TO- > fc, -IN I •— -0-^- Shall we meet, shall we meet, Shall we meet be-yond the riv - er? No. 156. WILT THOU BE MADE WHOLE? W. J. KlRKPATRICK. y p - - W W i . Hear the footsteps of Je-sus, He is now passing by, Bearing balm for the 2. ' Tis the voice of that Savior, Whose mer-ci-f ul call Free-ly of-fers sal - 3. Are you halting and stru^liiiL'.O'erpow'red by \our sin, While the waters are 4. Blessed Sav-ior, as-sist us To rest on Thy Word; Let the soul-healing -= — *^> ■ • % * . <g — 0 • * — * *_ : ' wounded, Healing all who ap - ply ; As He spake to the suff 'rer Who va- tion To one and to all; He is now beck'ningto Him Each troubled, Can you not en - ter in? Lo, the Sav-ior stands waiting To pow - er On us now be outpoured : Wash a- way ev-'ry sin-spot, Take lay at 'the pool, He is say-ing this moment, "Wilt thou be made whole?" sin-taint-ed soul, And lov- ing-ly asking, "Wilt thou be made whole?' ' strengthen your soul, He is earnestly pleading, "Wilt thou be made whole?" per-fect con-trol. Say to each trusting spirit, ' 'Thy faith makes thee whole. ' ' SB li £ -§ *33I > k I* t=t t=t m t=t r D.S. — cleansi7ig waves roll: Step in - to the current and thou shalt be whole. Chorus. , m -i 1 ) 1 h \—\ s B& t — r Wilt thou be made whole? Wilt thou be made whole ? O come, wea-ry m suf-f'rer, O come,sin-sicksoul; See, the life-stream is flowing, See, the ^ — * — i J5E I *=fc=|E i=tc > k k t=t f t=t Copyright, mdccclxxxii, by W. J. Kirkpatrick. Used by per. No. 157. " IT IS GOO'S WAY-HIS WILL BE DONE." Dying words of President McKinlby. Grant Colfax Tlllar. I. H. Meredith. -&-Z-A— r— r— I *- ■=$ ^=* i. Tho' clouds may hide life's fair -est 2. He know - eth sure - ly what is 3. His will shall be my great - est 4. Some day His bless -ed face I'll sky, best, joy. see, And joys de - And should He His work shall And in His See *=*: W£ S *=*==* ^ m 53.. ^. v .5-—*- part when fears draw nigh, I will not stop to ques-tion why choose my faith to test, In Him I'll trust and sweetly rest- all my powers em-ploy — Come friend or foe, none can an likeness I shall be, And death shall be but vie - to i^-j^_ ,n i* ; «p 1 noy, ry, _ ft v— a tempo. Chorus. i I I -#-* 5* *-*\ ^m ^ <5H~ 5± -#-*■ -#- "It is God's way — His will be done." Near-er to Thee, each moment near ^2. er, Till Thou art all in all, and self is gone; tt life or fc* r*— rr-=t ±=t & m t=t 1 — i- i fcd: la -<sH-£- fti=# * f^. ' be this my sol - ace, I is God's way— His will be done." Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredith Co, No. 158 OVER YONDER. Mrs. Frank A. Breck. Grant Colfax Ttjllab. H y,L<.h r r-s * N N 1 , -*— d i 0 d — -N _^_^_^_A_J N_^_ I J u K (, * * i. O - ver yon-der there is rest, And the wea-ry and oppressed Shall for- 2. O - ver yon-der there is song, That shall ev - er sweep a-long Thro' a 3. O - ver yon-der joy shall reign, For we'll meet our own again, Freed from ■0- -0- -0- -0- 0 — t- T- T- a 0 0 m m •*• m Pi * * * 0 0 * 0 - V-r*r~s / ■v / /— > ' SL > L^ — ^ — ^ — ^ — | ^ — ^_| fc j— j: S -#— #- H ^ ev - er-more be blest, By and by. Lone-ly hearts no more are lone, happy, white-robed throng, By and by. And the new song we shall sing, wea - ri - ness and pain, By and by. O the glad-ness of that day, 0 — * — « — * — 1 4 — £_, «-, 0— ,-0- 1 1 1 £fc ^m m \ t=t=? m + -2T- And no sor-row shall be known, In that hap- py, hap py home on high. Is of our e - ter - nalKing, Whohasbro'tus to that home on high. With our tears all wiped a - way, In that bless-ed home be-yond the sky. e T. l=t -f — » — • — • — f — *- I Chorus.^ ^ ^ ^ ^-# 0- ^^i^z O-ver yon-der all is bright, O - ver yon-der all is right, For •0- m m 0- -0- -0- -0- -0- there S * 0 0- BE ife^Ft^^ M *=£ J -#— #- nev-er com-eth night, By and by. There are streets of shin - ing gold — 0 rv m -0 — 0 — * — •- s > > • > 1 • • Copyright, MDCCCXC1X, by TuHar-Meredith Co. OVER YONDER.-Concluded. V I There are glories none have told, In that happy land beyond the sky. m k k k 1t=k=k: «- I t? r r i* u b k No. 159. E. E. Hewitt. LOYAL JUNIORS . rs is n . H. Meredith. $3 * What-ev - er Je- sus tells me is the thing to do, He is speaking 2. What-ev -er Je - sus tells me when two ways I meet, In His blessed 3. What-ev - er Je- sus tells me; giving up my will, He will workwith- .0- JL. -^- .^- JL -fr .^. t=t £ O^ gS3 *£*: h IS N r fc? S=* i in r\ %ml -*-*-*- =1 *=^t to me in His Word so true; Let me humbly listen as His Book I read, footsteps He will guide my feet; Close beside the Captain, e-vil cannot harm; in me, all His plans fulfill; Let me learn this lesson simply to o-bey. -*-_-. .0- *. JU J*. J*- J^ wy\rrrVi&E^E^E^ t t=t £*S m 1=$ r r r r r v—v—v—v- r -u—u — v — v—v — v—v- p§ mtxrt D. S. — As a loyal Junior, to my promise true, What „ Chorus. |S N |N FlNE- |S fS IN jS [#l4 J J # «, ri n »* j i -r-*- *-^- # i> # In the paths of blessing will my Savior lead. 1 He will keep me safely with His mighty arm. [• Hap-py in His keeping, happy ev-'ry day. ) ^ y 0 0 0 0 0 \ -r-# Standing for the right, fc* \, \. r £=r t 1 J. £=f=£ V— V- -V— V- V U* f ^?/-^r Je-sus tells 7ne is the thing to do. trtnt 5 ± -S- *— N- *- «t" Z>.S. 1 3=2 ■?-#- ^ standing for the right, Trusting in my Sav-ior, walking in His ^ ... ^ ... *. x J: * _r > r N light: ffi t=t=t S3E H B^ *=* — 1- Copyright, mcm, by Tullar-Meredith Co. f No. 160. SONG OF VICTORY. Grant Colfax Tullar. Animato. , [. H. Meredith. i^fci &£SSe£3 tt* i. Christ is our Captain, Sin our foe— On ward, then, ye soldiers brave. 2. Un-der the banner of the cross, Bravely to the conflict go ; 3. What tho' the day be dark and drear— Even tho' the conflict* s long _1r ^t_ JT-^J. E . IF. Aft WnJv-4- MB D. C. — Christ is our Cap tarn, Sin our foe — Onward, then, ye soldiers brave. mmm ±-± H iet &=£ & W—9 List to His or-ders! Forward go ! Ma-ny dying souls to save. Fear not the dangers, count no loss, Fighting such a mighty foe. Christ is the Captain, comrade, cheer, Mighty is His arm and strong. SB * ^ *^t± it ^5 List to His orders ! Forward go / Matty dying souls to save. Fight till the conflict shall be won, Never lay your ar-mor down. Loud tfho' the battle's din and roar, Louder rings the victor' ssong-^ Soon for the faithful He will call, They shall all rewarded be — P — * — P v=x Wc *4=H Fight till the conflict shall be won, Never lay your armor down. >UET. -* — * — • . * ?m £%$ Vic-to-ry ! Vic-to-ry ! Shout, shout the sound.) Vic-to-ry ! Vic-to-ry ! Sing loud and long, f Vict'ry shall be ours, Vic-to-ry ! Vic-to-ry ! Shout vie - to - ry - *a TS -h-=-F- — i — F- t=SF £ si U ?^g:g ^ V-r-*- ¥ a # 1 J 1 Vic-to-ry / Vic-to-ry ! Shout, shout the sound. EK p=» «=* S=a: P=e* ^ SEES Let the song of triumph ring, Vic-t'ry shall be ours, While we T>t i 3tf Copyright, mcm, by Tullar-Mcredith Co. SONG OF VICTORY. P Concluded. IS IS i bat- tie for our King : , f i t-^ f=* 1— r ^ -*— *- Vict'ry shall be ours, Glad the mes-sage Ifcfc EftP * *w** «=* t±: ^b- ^ *+*- r^rwr* j^-«-«=f-r«-M VZ3t# ££ Z?.C at Fine \ ■^ is now we bring ; mm Vic-to-ry *=3P Vic-tory! ForourSav-ior, King. 2 P^r* £=t r^ i t=£± M=f=L No. 161. DEEPER YET. Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Wm. J. KlRKPATRICK. m 1 N |. I N IS IS - | rS r-W— i i 1 /t- 8-!l- ^ — al — d . # # tf « * •l-^i — i -*— i — ^f — &~i — t~t^ 1 ^— ^r~ j j j 2 — t ~2 — J J- - «J -1 J. -1- *^ -*■ 8 -t- i. In the blood from the cross I have been wash'il from sin ; But to be 2. Day by day, hour by hour Blessings are sent to me ; But for more 3. Near to Christ I would live, Following Him each day ; What I ask 4. Now I have peace, sweet peace, While in this world of sin ; But to pray k free from dross Still I would enter in. ^ of His pow'r Ever my pray' r shall be. ' He will give, So then with faith I pray, i I'll not cease Till I am pure with-in. * m ** ?3=fc4=£ tafc Deep-er yet, deep - er yet, J-JL t n v v y- 1 v~t h — h— ^ — h — r- — i 1 1— ^— -^ — m d . — i — i i m — m- ~ *l 14 #— m— # — #-J-#-!-# — 1 » ^ — — '-^ — ^-» .'mm m-% m ' — \- — 1 — JJ Into the crimson flood ; Deeper yet, deeper yet, Under the precious blood. Used by permission. V^V- No. 162. IF YE THEN BE RISEN Grant Colfax Tullar. With animation. H. Meredith. 1 4~* t i E *r-+ i. If ye then with Christ be ris 2. If ye then with Christ be ris 3. If ye then with Christ be ris m *j=^. 4>f^TT> en, Seek those things a-bove ; en, And the vic-t'ry won, en, Let thy soul re - joice ; + ■ 9- r r r £=£ t=t 1 — r ■t- — f- $ 1=* T=^ ^ i1* t Let His glo - ry shine a-round thee, Showing forth His love. Let your tho'ts on Him be cen-tered Till the race is run; Let con- tin - ual praise be sounding, With glad heart and voice. @S r i: e f c Eg t r r n I I I f I±3eS H H « ^— ; H -J H \- Once up - on the cross He suffered — Gave His life a ransom free- Let no anx - ious tho't per-plex thee, Or temp-ta - tions still dismay — He who died to be your Sav - ior Rose a - gain to be your King ; '*=£ £S st ^r3 *=* I I > > > *Hr-± 4 1 I I ] 4— I ij 3=* I I I ^=^=r *• Yet the grave could not re - tain Him, And He lives e - ter - nal - ly. Think whene' er the clouds surround thw. Soon shall dawn a brighter day. If ye then with Him be ris - en, Let your joy - ous prais-es ring. k > t ir^r i i i H^ t=t t Chorus. I te S^E m^^ & If ye then be ris - en with the King of love, ris - en m e^ JE_A \i t=£ r ' f ' r t=t Copyright, mdcccxcviii, by Tullar-Meredith Co. IF YE THEN BE RISEN —Concluded *=t t=t- W 3=Z -=*=*=3F^ Look, not to the things that per-ish, Seek those things a - bove. m *=£ $-+ ms t=t f=r- NO. 163. Kate Ulmer, It BE STILL. Chas. C. Ackley. — r b rt 1 k — *i — P-i — • N — *-i 1 -■ K 4 — 4 — P — H #-s ' 5 — » w W 9 — « tf— ; P & — ' r\| -I i. Child of God, oh, hear Him saying, " In tempta-tion look to Me, 2. "In the midst of fie - ry tri - als, Thou canst walk without a fear, 3. ' ' When thy journey's end is nearing, When dark Jordan rolls be- fore, n rv rs I i ^ 4r r jf=^=±=n i -* — #■ 1-fJL^-. E'en when Satan's pow'r seems strongest, Thy sal- va-tion I will be." For My pres-ence shall go with thee, Thou wilt ev - er find Me near." Fal-ter not, I have redeem' d thee, I will bear thee safely o'er." m m m +- +■ £=*= r r r f Chorus. mm t m *=£ — 1 p» — 1- Be still, be still, Be still and know that I am God ; Be still, be still, & £E*E# f-r— r r r r I « i=* 3 T~S 8 * •c- ^ Be still, be still, Be still and know that I am God. Be still, be still, «— « 1 *— * — P- -*■ * * ~r f" "l" 1 ^ vz± £=£ -fr 1/ I |g II ^ I Copyright, mcmi, by Tullar-Meredlth C9, No. 164. ONWARD, CHRISTIAN 80LDIER81 Gould. Sullivan. 1. On-ward, Christian sol-diers! Marching as to war, With the cross of 2. Like a migbt-y ar-my Moves the Church of God; Brothers, we are 3. Crowns and thrones may perish, Kingdoms rise and wane, But the Church of 4. Onward, then, ye peo-ple! Join our happy throng, Blend with ours your !±£ztz=t i -p — $ b & FF=? \ — I H ^-\ m ?=h 27" Je - sus Go - ing on be - fore, Christ, the roy - al Mas - ter, tread-ing Where the saints have trod; We are not di - vid - ed, Je - sus Constant will re - main ; Gates of hell can nev - er voic - es In the tri-unrph song; Glo - ry, laud, and hon - or w^mm e=^ P§ * -k- s=* r Leads against the foe; Forward in - to bat - tie, See, His banners go! All one bod -y we; One in hope and doc-trine, One inchar-i-ty. 'Gainst that Church prevail; We have Christ's own promise, And that can-not fail. Un - to Christ, the King, This thro' countless a- ges Men and angels sing. i k - Ebfc=*=|: f n 0 0 a ± ^=pc I Chobus. I I I tn-t-irit ^m 1 — r 33 1 ±*±* § -75^ On - ward, Chris-tian sol - diers! March-ing as to war, j J t±=S: m » #- i 5 E ^^ ± e r=^=^=f S 1^1 With the Cross of Je K sus Go - ing on be - fore, I lit 4^- 3= No. 165. 0 TO BE MORE LIKE JESUS. ^ Grant Colfax Tullar. -fc sr i I. H. Meredith. K- EffiSg I -I 1. O to be more like Je - sus — Je - sus who died for me. 2. O to be more like Je - sus — more of His like-ness bear; 3. Yes, I would be like Je - sus — like Him in word and deed; 4. Hear me,0 bless-ed Sav - ior, an-swer my ear - nest plea, ffi £8=5= This is my E'en tho' the Seek-ing some Help me to M & ^-14*— n^^y — r ^ r — ; c — t — I N- \~ r-N N— h — I _ , 1 ■#■• ij «4 j z. heart's great longing, this is my ear-nest plea. Sim-ply to be like Je - sus- world for-sake Him I would His burden share. Af-ter the pain and sor - row, oth-er's comfort, fill - ing an-oth-er's need. Comforting those in sor-row- be more humble, patient, and kind.like Thee. Help me to win the lost ones, -#-*- ^— * ■0- +> rfjrr rr r&it s jjCSgESjCCIl I* ¥ V V B ?— g4£sS£iEEa *~r n=*=*i^ Pa-tient, and kind, and there shall be sweet re - heav - y in heart and back to the nar - row true; Fill'd with His love, sent from a - bove, lease. Then to a - bide close to His side, sad. Then they would see Je - sus in me, way — Help me to prove, more of Thy love— m ^ »2*: r=r Chorus. 1- H — <"'— ' **3 -*— S I i 33: • * 1 Then I His works would do. ^ a ^""^^T11^11^6; fMore.more like Jesus I would And He would make them glad. I J Dwelling in Thee each day. ' *~r#- £=M^ ev - ergrow; 0~!-0- *=|e t=t 1 *=t= ■9-P- 3 jrrp: ft -I U — L ^tei ^^s *=**£=*=$=§? 3* More of His love — con-stant-ly prove — More of His like -ness show. P*E £ I is -y — g ^ - - ■■, l, U 1 Copyright, MDCCCXCLX. by Tullar-MeredithCo. No. 166, WHITER THAN SNOW. Jambs Nicholson. VVm. G. Fischer, 1879. by per. w^m *3* i. Lord Je-sus, I long to be per-fect-ly whole; I want Thee f orev - er, 2. Lord Je-sus, look down from Thy throne in the skies, And help me to make a 3. Lord Je-sus, for this I most humbly entreat; I wait, blessed Lord, at 4. Lord Je-sus, Thou se-est I pa-tient-ly wait; Come now, and within me N 1 I r\ P ft* g ! ! isk 3^£ 3 XJtSL to live in my soul; Break down ev'ry i - dol, cast out ev-'ry foe; complete sac - ri- fice ; I give up my-self,and whatev-er I know, Thy cru- ci - fied feet, By faith, for my cleansing, I see Thy blood flow— a new heart create ; To those who have sought Thee, Thou never said'st No. Q Fine. Chorus. D.S. Now wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow. Whiter than snow, yes, whiter than snow; WFf pqt tzt m D.S. — Now wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow. f No. 167. NEARER, MY GOD, TO THEE. Sarah F. Adams. Lowell Mason. $ ft abd^toJ 23ES *3 -&-+ 1. Near -er, my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee; 2. Tho' like a wander-er, The sun gone down, 3. There let the way appear, Steps un-to heav'n; 4. Then with my waking tho' ts Bright with Thy praise, 5. Or, if, on joyful wing. Cleaving the sky, E'entho' it be across Darkness be o-ver me, All that Thou sendestme, Out of my stony griefs Sun,moon,and stars forgot, mS. «gp J&a&maeZL &—*- llllllplll '&=*■ m 3=^ We fTf 1 — t F rt D. 8, — Nearer, my God, to Thee ! NEARER, MY GOO, TO THEE.— Concluded. P Fine. * T=3 zg # g — wr e) • a That rais-eth me, M y rest a stone ; In mer-cy giv'n; Beth -el I'll raise; Up - ward I fly, m -& i i i D.S. ^ ^=t & 9 e)~J m i — r (g • <g Still all my song shall be — Nearer, my God, to Thee ! Yet in my dreams I' d be Nearer, my God, to Thee ! An-gelsto beckon me Nearer, my God, to Thee! So by my woes to be Nearer, my God, to Thee! Still all my song shall be, Nearer, my God, to Thee! t=2 I wi Near - er to 7 ' hee I SAVIOR, PILOT ME. i 4— K J. E. Gould. -«S- i. Je - sus, Sav - ior, pi - lot me O - ver life's tempest-ous sea ; 2. As a moth-er stills her child, Thou canst hush the o-cean wild ; 3. When at last I near the shore, And the fear-ful breakers roar, ■S=- ■r- r £: ^^ F fcp± M 1 — -^ — — ^-^-^ E#— •- rs- Unknown waves be-fore me roll, Hid-ing rock and treach'rous shoal ; Boist'rous waves o- bey Thy will When Thou sayst to them, " Be still." 'Twixtmeand the peaceful rest, Then, while leaning on Thy breast, ^ £^ s ^ ?— r— r u jfe-V: f *-r-^ i 1 £5 T* -fii- -*— * S "^ Chart and com -pass came from Thee : Je-sus, Sav - ior, pi - lot me. Wondrous Sov' reign of the sea, Je - sus, Sav - ior, pi - lot me. May I hear Thee say to me, "Fear not, I will pi - lot thee." P± w^- r r r >s> ■w-^r t 1 No. 169. MY FAITH LOOKS UP TO THEE. Rat Palmbr. Lowell Masoh. $ mm EH* £ & ES. I 1. My faith looks up to Thee, Thou Lamb of Cal - va - ry, 2. May Thy rich grace im - part Strength to my faint -ing heart, 3. While life's dark maze I tread, And griefs around me spread, -*■ <Z . (2 ft ft ,_|t_i 0 (2. m m e i ^2- *=m f=F P tm i Sav - ior di - vine! Now hear me while I pray, Take all my My zeal in - spire; As Thou hast died for me, Oh, may my Be Thou my guide; Bid dark-ness turn to day, Wipe sor-row'j -a • $0 . a tfc ±JL dt £=*=* i W*Fj^=i ^s- r ■* ■ sins a - way, Oh, let me from this day Be whol - ly Thine, love for Thee Pure, warm and changeless be, A liv - ing fire, tears a - way, Nor let me ev - er stray From Thee a - side. m i £ 2: a fct 4=t ?=? No. 170. LOVING KINDNESS. I h £ m $=* TWA, rr~r 4-9- • . 0 *T0~ 1. A-wake, my soul, to joy - ful lays, And sing thy great Re-deem-er's praise; 2. He saw me ru - ined in the fall, Yet loved me, not - with-stand-ing all; 3. Tho' numerous hosts of mighty foes, Tho' earth and hell my will op-pose, 4. Whentrouble, like a gloom y cloud, Has gath-ered thick and thundred loud, ^=F= 1 LOVING KINDNESS. Concluded. He just-ly claims a song from me, His lov - ing He saves me from my lost es - tate, His lov - ing He safe - ly leads my soul a - long, His lov - ing He near my soul has al-ways stood, His lov - ing .,» * *±0 *- ■*- mm i La A. A. -# 0-i I .4. kind kind, kind kind IS ■Of ■ness, ness, •ness, -ness. oh, oh, oh, oh. how how how how free! great! strong! good! nj"^: I T-*" eSiS +-#- m m Lov-ingkind-ness, lov-ing kindness, His lov-ing kind - ness, oh, how free! Lov-ingkind-ness, lov-ing kindness, His lov-ing kind - ness, oh, how great! Lov-ingkind-ness, lov-ing kindness, His lov-ing kind - ness, oh, how strong Lov-ing kind-ness, lov-ing kindness, His lov-ing kind - ness, oh, how good! •fS -*— *-» £ ■A=d PLEYEL'S HYMN. 7. £. ii Fixe. ee&i^ ^^i JLJL JL-JL ZlM. -T2. JL4L 171 Hasten Sinner. 1 Hasten, sinner, to be wise! Stay not for the morrow's sun: Wisdom if you still despise, Harder is it to be won. 2 Hasten, mercy to implore! Stay not for the morrow's sun: Lest thy season should be o'er Ere this evening's stage be run. 3 Hasten, sinner, to return! Stay not for the morrow's sun: Lest thy lamp should fail to burn Ere salvation's work is done. 172 Take My Life. i Take my life and let it be Consecrated, Lord to Thee. Take my hands and let them move At the impulse of Thy love. 2 Take my moments and my days, Let them flow in ceaseless praise; Take my will and make it Thine, Let it be no longer mine. 3 Take my heart, it is Thine own, Let it be Thy royal throne, Take my love, my Lord I pour, At Thy feet its treasures store. No. 173. BLOW YE THE TRUMPET. LENOX, H. M. 1. Blow ye the trumpet, blow, The gladly solemn sound! Let all the nations know, 2. Jesus,our great High Priest,Hath full atonement made: Ye weary spirits,rest: 1 I ' S To earth's re - mo - test bound, The year of ju - bi - lee is come! Ye mourn-ful souls be glad: The vear of ju - bi - lee is come! -&— 1 I I The year of ju -bi-lee is come, Return, ye ransomed sinners, home. 3 Extol the lamb of God, The all atoning lamb; Redemption in His blood Throughout the world proclaim: The year of jubilee is come! Return, ye ransomed sinners, home. 4 Y'e slaves of sin and hell, Your liberty receive, And safe in Jesus dwell, And blest in Jesus live: The year of jubilee is come! Return, ye ransomed sinners, home. 5 Ye who have sold for naught Your heritage above, Shall have it back unbought, The gift of Jesus' love: The year of jubilee is come! Return, ye ransomed sinners, home. 6 The gospel trumpet hear, The news of heavenly grace; And saved from earth, appear Before your Savior's face: The year of jubilee is come! Return, ye ransomed sinners, home. 174. Come, Every Pious Heart. 1 Come, every pious heart, That loves the Savior's name, Your noblest powers exert To celebrate his fame; Tell all above, and all below, The debt of love to Him you owe. 2 He left His starry crown, And laid His robes aside, On wings of love came down, And wept, and bled, and died: What he endured, oh, who can tell, To save our souls from death and hell. 3 From the dark grave He rose, The mansions of the dead, And thence His mighty foes In glorious triumph led; Up through the sky the Conqueror rode And reigns on high, the Savior God. 4 Jesus, we ne'er can pay The debt we owe Thy love; Yet tell us how we may Our gratitude approve; Our hearts, our all, to Thee we give — The gift, though small, Thou wilt receive MISSIONARY HYMN. L. Mams*. 1-4-4 g^iS^s __ _ — ^_r, — 0 — 0 — *-p.$i — 0 — r# — , — *-# — B rl r#-, 0 — 0 — *- — , )-:-2--^— I-* — • — • — •-F^ — # — I- — H— t — ■ — • — r #t~* — • — *— * — 3 Hf*± J 1 1 1 J J jJi r— L =fc*r =*f=i i i 1 f , — » j — i 0 — iZZl_ —4- — ,5i>— -■ 1 1 "J #- - «i ■■ ■■ i S2Rl_ " -1 — E-^ ' ' -4—1 — 1 I.JJ 175 From Greenland's Icy. 1 From Greenland's icy mountains, From India's coral strand, Where Afric's sunny fountains Roll down their golden sand, From many an ancient river, From many a palmy plain, They call us to deliver Their land from error's chain. 2 What though the spicy breezes Blow soft o'er Ceylon's isle, Though every prospect pleases, And only man is vile In vain with lavish kindness The gifts of God are strewn, The heathen, in their blindness, Bow down to wood and stone. 3 Shall we, whose souls are lighted With wisdom from on high, Shall we, to men benighted, The lamp of life deny" Salvation! oh, salvation! The joyful sound proclaim, Till earth's remotest nation Has learned Messiah's name. 4 Waft, waft, ye winds, His story, And you, ye waters, roll, Till, like a sea of glory, It spreads from pole to pole; Till o'er our ransomed nature, The Lamb for sinner's slain, Redeemer, King Creator, In bliss returns to reign. 176. Hail to the Lord's Anointed. 1 Hail to the Lord's Anointed! Great David's greater Son! Hail in the time appointed, His reign on earth begun! He comes to break oppressions, To set the captive free, — To take away transgressions, And rule in equity. 2 He shall come down like snowers Upon the fruitful earth, And love and joy, like flowers, Spring in His path to birth: Before Him on the mountains Shall peace, the herald, go; And righteousness, in fountains, From hill to valley flow. 3 For him shall prayer unceasing And daily vows ascend; His kingdom still increasing, A kingdom without end; The tide of time shall never His covenant remove; His name shall stand forever, That name to us is— Love! No. 177. 0 DAY OF REST AND GLADNESS. C. Wordsworth. MENDEBRAS. 0 0 (On On day balm thee, thee, of rest and glad-ness, of care and sad-ness, at the ere - a - tion, for our sal - va - tion, and light, ) <