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Les diagrammes suivants illustrent la mdthode. icy errata ned to lent une pelure, fa^on i 1 2 3 32X 1 2 3 4 5 6 G WII MONTREi SING OUT THB GLAD NEWS: A^Collection of Sacred Songs, used in. Evangelistic Work,, BY THB WHYTE BROTHERS. TORONTO: WILLIAM BRIGGS, 78 & 80 KING STREET EAST MONTREAL: C. W. COATES. 1885. HALIFAX: S. F. HUESTia SINGLE COPY, PER DOZEN, 80.26. 2.60. ^Oi'VQ PREFACE. |AVING for some time been engaged in evangelistic work, in which we have endeavoured to " preach the Gospel in sacred song," and having, in doing this work, gleaned from many sources, we have thought that a book, embracing the "general favourites," and arranged especially for such meetings, would be highly acceptable and useful. After carefully considering the matter, and being requesjted by many of those among whom we have laboured to issue such a book, -we send forth this Collection in the hope that multitudes may be influenced by these sacred songs to " Sing Out the Glad News " to the liearts of yet many more. While containing quite a number of pieces never before published which are worthy of public favour, there will be found selections from the following excellent book« : Echoes of Eden ; Gems of Gospel Song ; Spiritual Songs ; Our Glad Hosanna ; Salvation Echoes ; The Quartette ; Songs of the Kingdom ; Songs of the New Life ; Song Treasury ; Gospel Bells ; Redeemer's Praise ; Songs of Redeeming Love ; Wells of Salvation ; Gospel in Song ; Sweet Fields of Eden ; and Jewels of Praise ; each of them containing many beautiful sacred Bongs. Whyte Brothers. Entered, according to the Act of the Parliament of Canada, in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five, by Davio Albbbt Wutts, in the office of the Minister of Agriculture, at Ottawa. 1 2 3 4 set mm work, in I in sacred :om many I " general would be jquesited by uch a book, ies may be ews " to the re published eclions from IS of Gospel Echoes; The ■ Life; Song I Redeeming ds of Eden; utiful sacred lOTHERS. ne thousand eight terof Agriculture, SAILING O'ER THE SEA. DUET. Con SpU'ito. Music by Rrv. I. Baltzilij. k^^M :K-«|-T 1/ \&-i^ \ii—+- '^ — V — ^ — ^' ! We're a happy pili; rim band, Sailing to the goodly land ; With a Though the tempest rages long, There is One among the throng Who will When the mighty billows swell, With the saved it shall be well, Tho' the Roil • ing waves shall not o'erwhelm. For we've Jesus at the helm. And he'll ( Tho' for man • y a - ges past She has braved the stonny blast. She's the 1 Safe a • mid the roclcs and snoals. She has landed many souls. Safe at ir Ho ! ye sin - ners, hear to • day. There is danger in your way. By tho \ There is dan - ger un • der • neath. And a • bove a storm of wrath, And the ii^^^^fei .^. ,^ CHORUS. V swelling sail we onward sweep ; guide the sail • or o'er the deep, breakers roar up - on the lea ; guide us safe - ly o'er the sea. old ship of Zion as of yore ; home on Canaan's hap • py shore, chart of fol - ly you are led ; rocks of destruction Just ahead. ->j-+: 5 \ We are sail .... ing o'er the I We are sailing, sailing, sailing, sailing. [ 1^ ffrw y— g" ^ i ■4-=^ t=^ -i_!_ sea, . . . We are sail .... ing o'er the sail • ing o'er the sea, We are sail . ing, sail • ing, sail * ing, sailing. ^^ St: tt: ts I itrfc ^ #■•*-' "^ ■^' •*••#-* •0- i^-' 1^ M- ■h ^. — -, ^. — h — ■>'—•■ tfc * t ' # — J « # Ml i 1 ^¥^ fe-JU^ 9# sea, . . . We sail • ing o'er the sea. We # ■ * «-^ i=3 are drift . • • ing toward the are drifting, drifting, drifting, drifting, ■f rw=f ff rurrr u^ m m fa :^ r-nfrw u^V w £3 ^ i i; -♦-#- ^^ ^' m F ' ^^ 0- I lea We are drift - ing toward the lea. drifting t'ward the lea, We are drifting drifting, drifting, drifting, drifting, t'ward the lea. m t 3t± I SHALL SEE JESUS AS HE IS. John McPiiERSoit. J. McPiiERHON. Arr. by E. O. KxciLL.. ^ 2i2a ft ^ i ^ ■4^ iifca ^ 1 . When I reach that world of light, Where the glo • ry all is His, 2. When my wea - ry journey ends, When my life-sands cease to flow 3. Af - ter crussing death's dark stream. And I reach the other sliore, ^^^^ ir. ^ ^^^^^mmmm.ii When I view that land so bright, Shall I see Je - sus as he is ? When I join my loving friends, I shall then more of Jesus know. I will catch the radiant gleam, Of the sweet glories there in store. CEORUS. r—ry jdi m — I *-i- w #- u -N-» ^^^ ^m I shall see Je • sus as he is, And in his arms I'll sweetly rest, ^i I i^aasa I Won 9$ 1 Ai 1^ ^^^^^^^, J U shii ¥^>WTm^^r^i4m \ M Sweetly rest, sweetly rest, When I see Je - sus as he is. ^^ t -#-^ fT til- f==lt l!t=fe^ ^ r sin^ ^ jll^ bv E. O. KxcBLli^ ^m all is His, B cease to flow ! other shore, t sweetly rest, I *^":F^^ A'-JU iz B as he is? jf Jesus know. 3 there in store. I ^^1 SINGING ALL THE DAY. as he is. WordB by Mr«. E. W. Chapman. Muslo by J. H. Tknnit. 1. I sing of Jesus' wondrous lo'^e, His sweet, His gentle, loving sway ! 2. My soul with sin was all defilec'. His blood has washed the stain awa) , 3. By faith I see the golden ga\:e. Swung by the angels far a - way ; ^^m^ ^m^ mM My heart is melted with the song, That I'm siugiug all the day ! And now He owns me as his child. So I'm singing all the day ! With joy I hope to en - ter there, So I'm singing all the day ! ±r. CHORUS. v—v I am singing, m all the day, -»-- -f # - fe! f i am singing. all the day, Light is -^- 1=: =?= -\r N— ^- A /T\ m shining on my way, on my way all the day ; I am singing, I am all the day, ii=f-S-iHMi:=^ E I*'— V— V ^ t ^=? -h— H' -V— 5'- /TS i k :h Ritard. t jnztT-P^zj ■4 m m. singing, I am singing, I am singing all the day ! all the day, '^ - - ♦ * * £ f m ^ -h~ + ^ ?:«: ViJ V,- m \ OONSEORATION. Francis Ridlkt Havbroal. 1 Chr. 20: 6. W. J. KiRRPATftlOK. ;fe= ^Ml=F=*^ i ^ 'n ^m 5 -fe- t-t ^ ^^'^ Wi- 1. Take my life and let it be Con - se • crated, Lord to thee ; 2. Take my feet and let them bo Swift and beau - ti - ful for thee ; 3. Take my lips and let them be Filled with mea - sa - ges from thee ; 4. Take my moments and my days, Let them flow in end • less praise ; 5. Take my will and make it thine, It shall be no long - er mine ; 6. Take my love — my Lord, I pour At thy feet its treasure • store ; 33 V* — ^-V— ^' .^- 5 1 I ^i^pz^ ^ Take Take Take Take Take Take my hands and let them move my voice and let me sing my sil - ver and my gold, my in - tel - lect and use my heart, it is thine own, my - self, and I will be 'M t:ES- v ^- ifez At the impulse of thy love. Always— on - ly — for my King. Not a mite would I withhold. Ev'ry pow'r as thou shalt choose. It shall be thy roy - al throne. Kv - er, on - ly, all for thee. ( -y- ^-- 1= =f^ W =;=? ::_|g-L-^ CHORUS. fe^^g^^ !^ 'f^frt ■^t ■ ^^;_.u-; i ■ '■-1 'Wash me in the Saviour's precious blood. Cleanse me in its pur - i - fy - ing flood, th " ' ggM JiSEBEEg % the precious blood, I^Lord, I give to thee my e healing flood, .^•.^ ^'4L #.'.ft. ^'_^ 41. ^^V— »— V- V— >—>—>- :f±fc ■/-^ ^ ? 1^ ^ V^-!/ It^ ^ > — - ^ — N— ^- .1' — «- ^^^M=m ' r ^ life and all to be. Thine, henceforth, e - ter - nal - ly. -^r 1r. W. J. KiRRPATRICV. ord to thee ; ful for thee ; gea from thee ; id - less praise ; ng - er mine ; casure - store ; b of thy love, -for my King, d I withhold, bhou shalt choose, roy • al throne, all for thee. ^ I i5>- -te-i- I— #-s~# — ip -s--,: tuM: lE^E^Ei I give to thee my WHEN THE HARVEST IS PAST. 8. F. Smith. H. H. McOranaiian. ^^l^^^^^m^^ 1. When the hnrvesc is past and the summer is gone, And summons and 2. When the rich gales of mer • cy no long - er shall blow, The gospel no 3. When thu ho - ly have gone to the regions of peace, To dwell in the 4. Say, O sinner that liv • est at rest and secure, Who fearest no t=^=^ ^mm ^^^M^ ^^^^^^^^ pray'rs shall be o'er. When the beams cease to break of the blest Sabbath mom. And message declare ; Sinner, how can'st thou bear the deep waitings of woe ? How mansions above, Where their harmony makes, in the fulness of bliss, Their trouble to come. Can thy spir-it the swellings of sorrow endure, Or ;|:; t Je - BUS invites thee no more, suf • f er the night of de • spair ? song to the Saviour they love, bear the im - pen - i - tent's doom ? ^^f^ !Sirz '^ When the har - - - vest is When the har - vest is I I Mi m f^^]^ ^ ■^ ^0 past .... and the sum - - - mer is gone, . . . When the past, is past, and the summer is gone, is gone, t^* 1 \ t t t ±-^ y-l -w p ^ =^=^ ^^m i £ s^ i y V ^ ^-^lH-3-^-i 3 iSmii: im^ixx^ a m harvest is past and the summer is gone, And Jesus invitee thee no more. -0- -0- -0- S- -^ -^ -^^"^ £ ^ ife: -I- .^^^ rl^Jt, ;e^S^:! ;e y ^ ^ ^ I THERE'S SALVATION IN THE BLOOD. John Fawcbtt. Ita. 63 : 0, E. A. Hoffman. Krv. I ^i^i^^^si ih^l I. Our sina on Christ woro laid ; Ho boro tho migiity loud; Our *2. To savo a world, ho dies ; Hinners, bo - hold tho Luinb ! To 3. Pur • don and peace abound ; Ho will your sins forgive ; Sal- 4. Je • BUS, we look to tlieo ; VVhero else can sin • ners go ? Thy run • soni • price ho ful • ly paid In sfoans, and tears, and blood, him lift up your longing eyes ; Seek nier • cy in his name, va - tion in his name is found, — Ho bids tho sin • ner live, bound - less love shall set us free From wretched - ness and woe. J- messagpe thro' all the earth abroad, There ia healing and cleansing^ in the blood earth abroad, ■J- *■•- *■ i^'t. ^ A *;|ve: m- ■Tn?- t^pni ■y-T :?=t PP^ BLOOD. MY PRECIOUS BIBLE. "Tliy word In a lamp unto my (uet and a litfht unto my path."— /*«a. 110: 105. A. HorruAN. UBV. II. li. IIART7.LKK. E. S. LORIMX. ■j^^^m ilghty load ; Oui- (I tho Luinb ! To 18 forgivo ; Sal- I • uera go ? Thy of tho morning in itH in tho wil • dor • neaa of of a Friend for • cv • er in itH beau • ty and itfl H'S: tL t. p^^ i beau • ty, ■or • row, near mo, Klo • ry, Lllfcib^ I -h-K Tf Je • • sus, This is why I love him so. He a - why I love him so. This is why I love my Jesus, This is why I love him so, He has gzzg^gzzgzq^zzg -r-f-r-r- t^— tA— b^-±-V-Vzz± »—p- ^^^- v^ y ^ ^^ 1=1 ■^7 f-^ N N N S ist: T^w-^-m-\ ^a3 «5»- rrrr toned for my transgres • sions, He has washed me white as snow, white as snow, pardoned my transgressions. He has pardoned ni}' transgressions,He has washed me, He has made I me white as snow. *~t^-p- ^mv' 2 Would you know why I love Jesus ? Why he is so dear to me ? 'Tis because the blood of Jesus Fully sdves and cleanses me. 3 Wo lid you know why I love Jesus ? W hy he is so dear to me ? 'Tis because, amid temptation. He supuorts and strengthens me. 4 Would you know why I love Jesus ? Why he is so dear to me ? 'Tis because in every conflict Jesus gives me victory. 5 Would you know why I love Jesus ? Why he is so dear to me ? 'Tis because, my friend and Saviour He will ever, ever be. 10 ABUNDANTLY ABLE TO SAVE. Rev. E. A. Hoffman. P. P. Bliss. ■J— i— it: I I I ^: ^ •-m h h r s ■^ 'J '/ 1. Who • ev • er 2. Who - ev • er 3. Who - ev - er 1^ • re • ceiv • re - ceiv • re - pents t- eth the Cru • ci • fled eth the message of and for - sakes ev' • ry fei #f V-A- ?=S I. I One, God, sin, ^ 1^ > y Who - eV - er be - And trusts in the And opens his ^ S N S %■ :*=pt=t ^if I rf ^ F=^^=^=^ w— ^— w— y sn ra i ^^^^^ -^;j-v q: >_J-^ 5 liev • eth on God's on - ly Son, Eow'r of the soul-cleansing blood, eart for the Lord to come in, A free and a per A full and e - ter A present and per ^ i #■• #■ #. ^ V — > — U '• I y • k y k t I y i -N- ^±1 =1" S :ifc 1/ ^ -h-N va - tion shall have, demption shall havo, va • tion shall have. For he is a - bun • dant ■ ly a - ble to save. For he is both a • ble and willing to save. For Jesus is rea • dy this moment to save. 9#^^M V / — /- CHORUS. t:^r"^-tr-pz:;;izzbdtoii=iJ -^— \- -0 y- ^ 35 -N— H !/• l^ L/ l^ My brother, the Mas - • ter is calling for thee ; His grace and his Brother, the Master is come and is calling for thee, ^^_ mer - • cy are wondrously free ; His blood as a ran - som for Brother, his grace and his mercy are wondrouslj- free. Brother, his blood as a -y— « =1: ^ — ^ — -^—v — **< — '^ — ^ •■ -i^-l^- v=t=-^- =^-7- ?i?£Ji: .^-^-^-^-^-y 8 Saviour, Mypp In all th Iclain ABUNDANTLY ABLE TO SAYE— Continued. U 1/ ^ ^ I, Who - eV - er be - 1, And trusts in the And opens his h ^ ^ ! ^ m t^= ^_v— V— > ^ sinners he gave, And he is a - bun - - dantly able to save, ransom for sinners he gave, And he is abundantly able to save, N .r^ T V TTTTT0 J^U I -h — h — ^ i^ l> t> ■^^=^ ■i^M/- f- 23 - F F r S tE v^— ^ U '^/-^^-V-V^- EIIE A ^"^^ A —M _ 11 flIS PROMISE I RECEIVE. John 3 : 16. R. E. HcDSOir. a per - feet sal- e ■ ter - nal re- and per - feet sal- V =f^ -h — h ^—tl±=l ^1^ a - ble to save, willing to save, moment to save. I -I tf ^^ J d - d-T-y-^-j . 4 J I ? #? 1. Come, 2. Let an ^t my God, the promise seal, This mountain, sin, remove ; ger, sloth, de • sire and pride, This moment be subdued ; ^ t- ml -9- *r -g-:^ t • t t- ^ "^ ' m i =i -^-^^ ^^^ M ^ f 5 ii t ^ ^^ fe^ Fine. Now in my wait - ing soul Be cast in - to the crim m ^ t,f- f .?_/. re - veal The vir - tue of thy love, son tide Of my Re - deem - er'a blood. b^ ^g^^-T r3 ♦ • -F- ■0- t ?: *#• I 1^ • • y His grace and his thee. Z>. S. come to him, I tru8t CHORUS. £^ H^*-- -^ ^^ '9 n i a ran - som for Brother, his blood as a ^ ^^^ ^i^m in him, I will — /• do ■4- u lieve. D.S. Pi I Bv '" faith, by faith in Je • bus' blood, r: ^.t. t t- 4L ^ p- *=^^=*=#^ His promise I re • ceive ; I ^ \h i Zt P f m *^ ■u^- ^-i'^-t^-^-t/-V 8 Saviour, to thee my soul looks up, My present Saviour thou ! In all the confidence of hope I claim the blessing now. 'Tis done ; thou dost this moment save, With full salvation bless ; Redemption through thy blood I have,, And spotless love and peace. 'H 19 I WILL TELL JESUS. Julia H. Johnston. LCCT J. RiDBR. pi? ^ fr^ m rr I I •iA-i>- £ f 1^ M f^1^=|r^ f ^ ^ ^^^Hfl Ev - en the humblest, Jesus will welcome, Ev'ry low whisperfindshimnigh. Surely my Saviour waiteth to near it, Ev'ry sweet secret He shall know. Still I'll run to Him, tell Him the story. Ask Him to keep from harm and fear. Others may love me, Je - sus can save me, Jesus will hear me when I cry. Still I'll return and tell it to Je - sus, Ask Him to keep me ev'ry day. ^ f t^U=.. CHORUS. I U-^J-J ^ "¥ -0 ^- * * 4rt^^ 3 ^ m t I will tell Je- sus, I will tell Je-sus, He ismyfriend,mySaviour,King, f *: ^^^ ^^^PP I will tell Je-sub, 1 will tell Je-sus, I will tell Je-sus ev-'ry thing ! ^ ^ I h h £ fe^ m :?: T- — '13 V 1. I've a dear Saviour, ready to listen, Bending to hear me from on high, 2. When I am joyous in the glad sunshine, I will tell Him who loves me so, 3. When I'm in danger, when I'm in darkness, Tempted to think no Helper near, 4. Trou-ble and sorrow drive me to Jesus, Whom DesideHim.onearthjhavel? 6. If I am tempted, If I distrust Him, If I for • get and go a-stray. Wil Wil !l3 WILL YOU BE WASHED IN THE BLOOD? Lucy J. Rider. ^ Words and Music by Rtv. 1:5 E. O. EXCRLL. ^ --•-o- ,r me from on high, nwho loves me so, ink no Helper near, m, on earth, have I? t and go a-8tray. SE f ^ 1. List, the Spirit calls to thee, Will you be washed in the blood ? 2. Sin - ner, now this blessing claim, Will you be washed in the blood ? 3. He can wash you white as snow, Will you be washed in the blood ? 4. Je • BUS drank that cup for all, Will you be washed in the blood ? J_/_J_JV,, fEI±a^EEES M/ ^ 3 m -«- i isper finds him nigh. ;ret He shall know, from harm and fear, r me when I cry. sp me ev'ry day. nb — J : ^ ^ ii -i^ ^ ^ h i ^-nm— i Je • 8US died Through the dear And the wit Don't re • ject to make you free, Will you be washed in tife blood? Re-deem-er's name. Will you be washed in the blood? ness you may know. Will you be washed in the blood? the Spir • it's call, Will you be washed in the blood? Par - don Claim him You can Grace is ^ i will be giv - en, Cleans • ing you for hea - ven, as your Sav - iour, He can save for ev - er, know this hour Of his sav - ing pow - er all a- bound -ing, Joy thro' heaven re -sound -ing I fe ^ fe 1 CHORUS. J ,my Saviour,King, E^nS £ d ^ :|fe ^1=:^ =t ^i^ -:^-^- arj: gxg g g '' g ; g ^ ^=^'^=^^^'^^^ ■Will you be washed. Washed Will you be washed in the blood of the Lamb ? in the blood of the Lamb ? isa sus ev-'ry thing ■m nftr J:=:l ^ g g g g g-^frg-*?^ ^^^ ^ iU.JT^ Will you be washed, Washed in the blood of the Lamb ? Will you be washed in the blood of the Lamb? nt 14 FAv:;r J. Crosby. JUST PROM THE FOUNTAIN. "The washing of regeneration."— Ti^ 8:6. biAzit ■^^^ — )- ^ ^ R. LowRr. u^-t -+- 1. Just from the fountain— and now we can sing, Happy, happj' in 2. Just from the fountain— 'twas sweet to be there, Saved through the merits of 8. Just from the fountain of mercy are we, Happy, O happy in gg srf-r-r-f-T^ Tg m X- ♦ * 0-\-0 • •- t -fi-#- --U :f=lt -(?— # ■* — •• ±=tzd ^tEEt m .Je • sus! Je • sus; Je • sus! Just from the brink of the life • giv Ank • iiig the aid of His Spir - it Sin ■ ner, the foun - tain is flow - ing ing spring, in prayer, for thee, 0. BEFRAIN. i fc ± i w^ ■•— . — 0^-i — I — \ — t — I — ^ — #- s^ s Hap • py, O hap - py in Je - sus! Hold « Ing com ■ mun - ion with Je - sus. Gone is our bur • den. He Come and be hap • py in Je • sus. i r-r^: £ i ^ -^-T -I ^E #=HM^^ =? *xzi §S rolled it a • way - pened our eyes to B^ :«-f-rt ^-Y the light of the dav; ■\^-^^ '^- r- I «— i!i. J * t r -afc^il:^ ^^MU=i^fefej±fc^^j ^^fe5^ Now in the fullness of joy we can say, Happy, happy in Je - sus. tat ■V=?= ^Et vJ=P=5= t tb± ±^3; a 15 J. E. R m m I. 2. 3. 4. ^1 fc T T T i Se ^^^ fc T. T J Te SI TELL IT TO JESUS. Mait. 14:12. IS. S. lAKNm. ^^^ ■T- l ^- happj' In igh the merits of O happy in iv • ing spring, it in prayer. \g for thee, £ ^ ^^^ ^ I It bur • den, He # « ^_ ■+- i=^ IE3^ J ^ -^ -.zizd t of the d ay; 8 F 1 '' ' m-i. / / feffl^ ^-j-' J » J ^ ^t* Are yo\t weary, are you heavy- hearted? Tell it Do the tears flow down your cheeks unhidtlcn? Tell it Do you fear the gath'rinj clouds of sorrow? Tell it Are you troubled at the thought of dying? Tell it It; r— t T &: f to to to to -•— -#— Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, -0 — 0- -0 0- , Tell Tell Tell Tell it to Je - BUS. Are you grieving o • ver joys de • part • ed? it to Je - sus. Have you sins tluit to nuin's eye are hidden? it to Je - sus. Are you anxious whatshall be to • morrow? it to Je - sus. For Christ's coining Kingdom arc you sighing? -^-± — fi • _r - P » /t . •'..r... •-! — a 0. ¥ f :t=t i^ m: X- LTi=ii: ^ 1 _4. _^ CIWIWS. r V .t 3= --Si- ll Tell Tell Tell Tell it it it it to to to to Je - sus Je • sus Je - sus Je - sus a - lone, a - lone, a - lone, a • lone. Tell it to Je - sus, ^^s^Esa :Hi -r- :^=i= lM-4- .0 — g_ i^-y-zi: Tell it to Je-sus, He 13 a friend well known : You have no other ^ E fe?EE ->" 1^: _*_^ — tf — •_ :t=t=t F=5=5=F= such a friend or broth er. Tell it to Je ±r: f jO_! _ I 10 IS IT THERE. WRITTEN THERE ? 11 "Wn.ten In the Lamb's Book of Life."— i?e«. 21:27. Wordi J. E. Ranri.«(, D.D E. S. LOBRNZ. 1.1 do not oak for tlie pride of earth, lor the pride of wealth or the pride of birth ; 2. I do not ask for a glorious nnnic, That is written hitrh on the scroll of fame ; 3. I do not ask that my earthly life Should be free from burdens and cares and strife ; 4. I'd give up all that I hope below, All that time ca.i give, or the world bestow ; J_/_./J_j^^-. ilRE? JESUS NOW IS PASSING BY. 27. R. E. HiTBaoN. E. S. LORBNS. S5 ^ 'jjL Words and inusi'j by Luke 18 : 37. th or the pride of birth ; on the scroll o( fame ; ■dens and cares and strife ; B, or the world bestow ; 1. Come, wea-ry 2. Oh! why de 3. He waits to sin-ner, to the cross ; The Saviour bids you come ; Come, lay your long retu-m ? The Spirit gently pleads ; Cokjc fir your soul with joy. And all your sins forgive ; His M^^ ^^^. ^^ , ihft my name is there, s, in theboolc divine. ', I may surely linow. I and take me home. ^^ ^^^g i -\- ^ gEEEJ r* trust - ing in his precious blood ; Wait not — there still is room, to the cross whereon for you The dy - ing Saviour bleeds, love for you no tongue can tell ; Oh ! trust his grace and live ! . ♦ -^ •«- -^ - _, _ f r I z ^ I 1/ S^ I D.S. Now U my heart i« the blood ap-plied, QI9 • ry CHORUS. ^ -«>-S- U> hit nainef D.S. i a^ viU send tiie gospel light? ? n^ l^^9 } ih" Wf*=^ q: i. r J— qn *-. -tf- .-s^-^ Glo - ry to bis name I s E& P » • 1^ ^ I Glo • ry to his name! qt ?^ -fii- ^0 THE BLESSED FEAST. "Come, for ftll things Are now ready."— Luiirt 14:17. *zi Kan NT Fannt J. Crohby. W. U. DOANR. ^^ mfi ^ F riw ^ mm 1. Come, poor sinner, to the bloseed, blessed feast, hear the call — thy 2. Art thou weary, would'st thou lay thy weight aside? Then rest thee here, the 3. Come to Jesus, und thy burden He will bear, The feast is spread, lift IS •IE* 13 f; f r« ,ifi h N PS *^- 1 =1 Saviour's call ; Haste to meet him he cross is near ; See where Je - sus thy up thy head ; Come, and rest thee in i will welcome thee his cuest, Redeemer bled and died, the Saviour's gentle care, ^^ :pzz:it=::p= r^ ^- 5! D.S. Come to f— b- ft: ■?==e ^ r— f-f- ^^^ he \^ ' ' ' ' \ is ivaiting, waiting now ; sr i t 3 t REFRAIN. Fine. i^ It^ rejoice, there's room for all. Come and taste his mer - cy here. By his love thou shalt be fed. i i^ WIV8 « ceiv n It^ D.S. Who ■ so - ev - er will in that i Come, come, there^a room for all ^=^- o m i I ^ ^ 4 ffl^ D.S. ^-^ feast may share, In our Father's house there is bread to spare ; Pgi BEEi ^ t f t f=^ w. WE: I Hi Fannt J. CROsr.Y 14:17. t, hear the call — thy Then reat thee here,th« rhe feast isBpread, lift l_L-i i EVERMORE. Jso. R. SmWKT. 1. Ttiey are looking down up - on ui from tho hat-tlcmentit '2. Tln'y have ('on(|iierod In thu bat • tie and tho ratie tht'y a. They ore lookinu; down U|> • on ub,— our bt'Ioveuntles8 tj eT • er and for - ev - er, With the Sar-iour we shall roam ; Clad in m^ V- m ^ S3 /■ h ^ —^r i -s± t^ _« ft i^ J 33 E. A, — K ^ 1 ^^ -:r — *h d , 4 4 4 E ?^ go - ing home to Je - sus, WTio redeemed us with his blood, Hal - le mil-Iions it has anchored. And will anchor mil • lions more. In the robes that he has brought us, — Precious garments of his grace, — We shall -A V. Jv ^ » : ^ ^ jv ^ ♦ ♦ ^^ lu - jah ! hal - le port of life e see him in his ^ -■ - - • w w ~9 ^ lu - jah ! Soon we'll cross the swell - ing floountle8s shall roam ; Clad in = ^^ ^3 E. A. H. > ^ * \ j — r th his blood, Hal - le il - lions more. In the his grace,— We shall HALLELUJAH 1 I AM FREE. ^^ • ^^ ^w* ^p* ;:3 ^ Rbv. B. C. Otlhr. #-^-«- y , ( Now the chains of sin are broken, ■ 1 Christ the word of power has spoken, 2 J Soon as I by faith received him, ■ 1 In the moment I believed him. I am free, Un - to me. Fled the night, Came the light. I m free to me, the night ; ) "ight;; :•■} id the happy, happy. me ; Hal - le - lu - jah I hal - le - lu - jah ! I 3 All the fetters that oppressed me, Now are riv'n, are riv'n ; With his precious love he blessed m«, This to nae is hear'D. 4 I will tell the wondrous story Of his grace and lore ; He has filled my soul with glorjr, Praiije the Lord above ! » i «4 KNEELING, PLEADING, WAITING. "Peace through the blood of his cross." -Co/. 1 26. Tate & Brady. E. A. Hoffman. kneeling, pleading, waiting to be saved ; I am kneeling, I am at the cross, &:S-£:r T-- ^ ^^^=^f4^ ^ §^ # — #-i ^ a^ 5=^ .sj!_ *.tVT-«L4 ?^ S=^- >-T7r~ -)©-* g ? ? i^ I pleading, There I'm kneeling, pleading, waiting to be saved at the cross, f^ ^^^^^^^^ -^-l-*-r-^- i--^1?±R= ITING. I 1t5 JESUS IS WAITING -TO SAVE. Words and music by E. O. EXOKLL. wert ev - er in an • per me from thy again ob kind ; view ; sight ; tain, t^--xn f i e 1, \^hy do you linger in darkness so long ? Je • bus 2. Leave the br " ' ' V ^ is waiting to save! iroad road and the narrow way choose, Jesus is waiting to save ! 3. Time will not lin • ger, how soon we must go ! Je • sns is waiting to save I 4. Je • BUS is calling, " Oh, come unto me!" Je - sus is waiting to -save! 5. While we are praying, oh, stay not a - way ! Je - sus is waiting to save ! save you now f ^ J: •nted mercy find. right mind re - new. - er - last • ing flight. iting soul maintain. Jl t =F^ ^E^^ "^•»# ^ -h-^ r -^- -.s— # 6=:t ^3t=^ Have you not friends in the heav - en - ly throng ? Jesus An • gels are longing to tell the glad news, Jesus Why turn away, and to Je - sus say no? Jesus Par - don is purchased, salva • tion is fiee ; Jesus Gome to him now, not a moment de • lay ; Jesus IS is is is is waiting waiting waiting waiting waiting to save ! to save ! to save 1 to save 1 to save ! save you now I g££B am at the cross. r- ^r'F^^^ ^m^. s^ t.- -W- ±1 CHORUS. ^T t I Come to him now, dome to him now, Je m^ waiting to save ! save you now ! ^6 Jamu NiunotsoN. ^ THE LORD IS MY LIGHT. John 1 : 9. ^ J AS. R. SlTHUBr. ZZl # . # 1. The Lord 2. The Lord f :f=#i^ is is <:^-* 1=3 my light, then why should 1 fear, By day and by nighi his my light 1 tho' clouds may arise, Faith, stronger thau sight, look; 9^ ^ ^ -^ ^ -cfi ■V-V ft ! » ^ # :^ ^ 1 J ,. -& ^=i^ ^^^fe^ f pres - ence up thro' V IS near; He is my the skies, Where Je • sus f ^ sal - va - tion from sor - row and sin. This for - ev - er in glo - ry doth reign ; Then k m 8 The Lord is my light, the Liord is my strength, I know in his might I'll conquer at length ; My weakness in mercy he covers with pow'r, And walking by faith I am sared every hour. 4 The Lord is my light, my all and in all, There \<^ in his >*ig'\t no darkness at all ; He is my Redeemer, my Saviour and Kin^, i 'A'lth saints and with angels his praises I am; 'w ^--^ J AS. R. SWH^JBT. d and by nighi his ger thau sight, look; f P • u fi ^ n 1^% 1. B. Mi GATHERING HOME. Rev. 20:12. RjtT. I. BAIVMBLb. I^^^^^^^^i^ 1. We'll all gather home in the morning, On the banks of the bright jasper 2* We'll all gather home in the morning, At the sound of the great jubi- 3. We'll all gather home in the morning, Our blessed Redeemer to h-h f 8or - row and sin. This jlo - ry doth reign ; Then ?=?=?= t f=^ -i-^-t/ ^ HITS. -^ — N— ^- ^ £?i?« i:? ^^^^ sea ; We'll meet all the good and the faithful ; What a gath'ring that will be I lee; We'll all gather home in the morning; What a gath'ring that will be! see ; We'Umeetwiththefriendsgonebeforeus ; What a gath'ring thatwillbe I E£ liord 18 my Lord is my hght, The CUORUS. '=*' t7TT t^^ :z^: -^ #-!-#—#- :& What What a a gath - 'ring, gath - 'ring that gath - 'ring, will be, that will be. What a g gfexriTt=1 P £ 1/ 6! ny sonj^, B> and my song, Bj 4= :3^ fc =^^ v^- ^ $^:t d: :i: gath'ring that will be ! ^fag p What a gath - 'ring, that will be ! While the angels sing, we'll t f=5^F^ ?" ^ H ^-F- 5=t £ leads me a - lon^ H h &- ^~ f" ht, my all and in all, [t no darkness at all ; r, my Saviour and King, ith angels his praises I sin — ©- bfe ^^^M gath all gath 'ring, What er home ; m^^ ^=^ ^ gath - 'ring that will be ! tl ^ ^. I I • J. M. W. JESUS IS CALLING YOU NOW. J. M. Whttk. M fe^^^^^^^^^S^ ft =¥^? f~ ¥^- 1. Why do you wait a con - ven • i - ent day? Je - sua is 2. Days have gone by, and the months and the years, Je • bus is 8. Darkness is deep'ning, and oh, 'tia so late 1 Je • bus is ^ i #■ 3^ ■»• •»- ^ ^^^^ ^ ts^ta^ I ^m #T- -?— ^ call • ing you now ; call • ing you now ; call - ing you now ; Why do you turn from his pleadings a- Joys have de • ])art - ed and sorrow a- What if the Spir - it left you to your P^^ EE? i^ t I 5E3; ^ i t£ rrvm I i=i #^#- ^^^^ /Ov -H 5 :£ way? Jesus is calling you now. pears, Jesus is calling you now. fate? Jesus is calling you now. : ; / ; ; ^ I £& 1 1. He stands at the door of your The promise you made him was Escape for thy life, tar • ry ^^ £: V- s -^-v ^^ lEHJt. r- I te^ 3 *=^-: :^-l-^:BEfe^ S heart just now. The dews of nev - er kept, When down by net, O soul, Es - cape for -h -h the the thy morning; are on his brow ; grave-side you mourned and wept ; life, you may miss the goal ; ^->- / I I t' T' T' r' ■tiz r 4 4 4 He is there waiting and calling you now ; O Turn to him now and his free grace accept ; And if you miss it, what horrors, O soul ! will you not come to him now? will you not come to him now? will you not come to him now ? rrr #. .^ #. f 4.- T-j rr- £ ^ #■ •#••«>• -^ fe -!?-b to r 1 "t^ ^ V V V V ^ow. JESUS IS CALLING YOU NOW-Continued. J. M. Whytk. i; CHORUS. day ? Je • sua is years, Je ■ sua is late t Je - bus is ^m OJiUS. N N N N :^^^^^^^ Will you not come to him now? Come to him now, come, just now. U t^. KFV t± Will you not trust in him now? right s=* =t5: )m his pleadings a- d and sorrow a- b left you to your ^=2: ± r- Just now, now ? Come to him now, ^^^^1 right now, O hear him, he's calling you now. tmst in him now. -^— ^ ^^ at the door of your ise you made him was or thy life, tar - ry g= g =£ ^ £ *: £ 1?=P=I^ ■V— fczfczt^ ;t ^pi CHRIST, THE SOLID ROCK. Arr. by J. M. Why ".. ^^^^^^^m are on his brow; you mourned and wept ; may miss the goal ; ^^ ■, j My hope is built on nothing less Than Jesus' blood and righteousness. ' ( I dare not trust the sweetest frame. But wholly lean on Je - sus' name. o ] When darkness seemst to veil his face, I rest on his un-changing grace ; | ^ ( In ev • 'ry high atd stormy gale, My anchor holds with - in the vole, 4^: On ChHst. the sol -id rock , 1 stand, AU oth - er ground is sinking sand. r' ^ »t come to him now? )t come to him now? >t come to him now ? CHORUS. ±=Z fe#fe^^^g^ai3iia^ On Christ, the . sol - id rock I stand. All oth - er ground is sinking sand. m i—i/ l /~ ^ ilHis oath, his covenant, and his blood, BSupport me in the sinking flood ; ^When all around my soul gives way, ;|He then is all my hope and stay. 4 And when the last dread trump shall sound, O, I shall then in hini be found ; Dressed in his righteousness alone, Faultless to stand before the throne. I'\ 30 RING ON, SWEET BELLS. J. M. WllTTK. 1. Far o'er the wold white rests the inow, Right mer - ri - ly the swells Float 2. On them who journej'd from a - far, The prophets and the seer!*, One 3. The glorious tidings from a • bove The heav'nly harpers brought, The 4. The glorious radiance from the star Do-sccnd-ed on the seers, Where m ±-tz ^^ ^ -"^ Pi k^ ^i f-J-sLi ^i on the air with breath of prayer Of happy Christmas bells, bright star shone, type of the dawn That crowns the endless years, sweet release, the blessed peace. That all their music fraught. si - lent, solemn midnight kept. The promise of the years. i f f J J r' --t- ^ ^ ±7. ^ iS Ring on sweet bells, Ring on sweet bells, Rin^ on sweet bells, ring in the chime, ring on sweet bells ring in the chime, 4 ' (# _-o ^_^ J^-Ll -■&- f=f HS- i i!fi ifct -tS*- t I 1==f fe- -e- Ring on bells, ring on bells ring on bells. Ring on bells, m Urn 13 ^ ? ^ :«^ ^ ring on sweet bells, Ring in thy chime. ring on sweet bells, ring in the chime, ring in thy chime, thy chime. k ■iS- f=F^ HS- m% ?^ f=F= -i — -*9- ring on bells, ring on bells, ring in thy chime, thy chime, ^^ -^- ^a Ring on sweet bells, ring on sweet bells, Ring on sweet bells, ring in the chime, ring on sweet bells, ring in the chime s. ,1. M. WllTTK. RING ON, SWEET BEULS— Continued. ^^m r ri - ly the swells Float ts and the seer.", One y harpers brought, The d on the seers, Where e^ ^'- :£ie; ^ jEtl^r^ ring on sweet bells, Of all the happy rhnstmOS time, ring on sweet bells, ring in the chime, Of all the happy Chrlstmaa time. £ t: ! I - 4-^ I i f=F ^Pi Of all the happy Christmas time. 1=1^ hristmas bells, endless years, music fraught. of the years. " 1 " ,_ J ■ L_ — s_. • • TAKE ME AS I AM. Rbv. J. H. Stocktow. ■ r t: '\±^ =g= 1. Je - sua, my Lord, to thee I cry. Unless thou help me I must die ; 2. Helpless I am, and full of guilt, But yet for me thy blood was spilt, 8. I thirst, I long to know thy love. Thy full salva - tion I would prove ;: 4. If thou hast work for me to do. In -spire my will, my heart re - new, 5. And when at last the work is done. The bat -tie o'er, the vie -fry won. bells, n sweet ells ring in the chime, ^t3L t n f ^gg^a^ ^' Ring on bells, ^ ? i^ =g W thy chime, thy chime, thy chime. T 3|=« 4-^ ^ « # K 1 S I . Pine. Oh, bring thy free sal - va - tion nigh, And take me as I And thou can'st make me what thou wilt. But take me as I But since to thee I can - not move, Oh, take me as I And work both in and by me, too. But take me als I Still, still my cry shall be a - lone, Oh, take me as I am ! am ! am ! am ! am ! m.r-^^ ^ ■+- n ^ra J^ I f t K? £fe s thy chime, thy chime, ^S on sweet bells, ; bells, ring in the chime' belk, D.S. bring thy free sal • va ■ tion nigh, And take me as REFRAIN. am! D.S. r-t^ Take me aa I Take me, take me m am, as I am. Take me as I Take me, lake me am : Oh, as I am; l^ f^^ff=ffe m S9 ONE THING THOU LAOKEST. Gomo, take up thy croHs, aiui Hollow mo." -Mark 10;'21. Rbv. W. 0. CuaiiiHO. May be uned ag a solo. W. H. DOANM ^^^^i 1. He came in his beauty, strenifth and pride ; No stain on his fair young brow 2. He turned from the Saviour's trracious call, Though sad, unre - pentant still ; 3. O fair was the grace that marked his life, But cold was his heart with - in ; 4. had he o • beyed that Saviour's voice, What Joy and what bliss uu • told 'r In a life that was pure from guile as this. Was there aught that was lacking nov He had worshiped his glittering heap of gold, And he loved not the Master's will. For he knew not the Joy and calm repose Of a soul that was cleansed from sin But he cast from his hands that priceless crown, For the world and its shining gold PS ^^^i^-- £ ? iSS REFRAIN. 1 ^ ^ i^^T all thou hast. And come, follow me, fol - low me. one thing thou lackest, leave all that thou hast, and come, follow me.^ _ tit: gs ^ma ^g^ > ^ ? [^ ^ liitt v'-V-^- I :est. rk 10:21. W. H. DOANM A THOUSAND YEARS. Arr. bj Wiiytb Droh. lin on his fair young brow ; iad, unre - pentant atill ; was his heart with - in ; I and what bliss uu - told ; 1^^ ■V— ^- I 0-^ s=t 1. Lift up your heads, ye friends of 2. What if the clouds one lit - tie 3. Tell the great world these blessed 4. Foes all a - round the wide world 5. A thousand years, bright reign of =1" r ^ t^m IlRNRT C. Work. ^^=m Jesus, Fling to the winds your needless moment Hide the glad sight when morn ap- tidings. Yes, and do sure each sin - nor o - ver Lit • tie may heed our pravers and On - Ij the dawn when day i — /-— v-v- glo ■ ry, eE^ M^^ ap 9- m ^ J i: aught that was lacking nov )ved not the Master's will. 1 that was cleansed from sin e world and its shining gold i ^i fcrnili^ e fears ; Ho who pears? Christ has hears ; Toll the But the icars ; tears ; pears; On unfurled his blood-stained ban-ner declared with him in glo ■ ry sin-cursed of ev • 'ry na - tion, great King, our bless - cd Saviour, the dawn of the reign unending, -^ Says it shall We shall all Ju - bi - lee Says we shall Each of its • ^ -N ^W- ^ CHORUS. I. I, L -1 ^ /T\ ifc± 5hfe: wave a thousand years, reign a thousand years, lasts a thousand years, reign a thousand years, days a thousand years. rr h 1— 4--r-r- ¥^^ ^ ' ^ b r p ' A thousand years my own loved Zi • on, 'lis the glad A thousand years / in ±-Mi -v-v-v ^^^ £ — ?- ^|33^||g fri thing thou lackest, leave There is :J- ^ 1^ ^ ISt -«»- i so long fore - told, A thousand =^=^?=i^ years. -4: 'Tis the glad mom whose radiant A -•^ fczfczg: /TV \i/ fol - low How me. _ "Z"^ •0-*-»- -4^ S ^ ^ /c\ -«t- ^E i glo - ry thousand years. -F — F -Ij^ 11 1_ ^ Prophets foresaw 3E m days of A old. thousand years. i= t i 84 Anon. THE KING'S HIGHWAY. 'We will go by the Kings IIIghway."-Num. 20: 17. E. 8. Lomw/ 1. Wher • ov - er you iiiuy be, What - ov - cr you may iee, That won '2. Thu ineaduwH may bu grcvn, Where bv-path stile is seen ; Turn ii- y. For, on en ■ uhant • (-(l ifroiind There's (langer all a -round, And a 4. Our Go■ the day, in the day When Jesus calls his own T ■#- ^ ^ -f^ ^ ^ ■•■ M -^ -^ -^ f- hiffh left) ■Tm ^ — .1 — — ^ k < — y' ' y v—^ U U k * -^^^ of mid ^m- ev - er may betide;" Just keep try - ing to mislead ; Just keep nev • er mind their Jeers ; Just keep geth - er round the throne Who kept a -long a - long a - long a - long the the the the mid - die of the King's hl^^hwav mid - die of the King's highwa} . mid - die of the King's highway mid - die of the King's highwoy Just keep Just keep ^W i a • long a • long the mid • die of the mid - die of the the King's highway, Just :«=* g— g ^ ^ I— I— j %—%—% BBORUS. i King's high keep a • long the mid • die # « « M •- of ■ 5 way. Just the King's highway, Don't you fc l=*. -r; n- 4 t ^=k=%- -V- t Th ¥^ a Childr Y. , 20:17. I THE KINO'S mORWAY-Continued. E. H. LORRN/ ^mt you may iee, That wonl tile iH Hcen ; Turn u- all a -round, And a in the liirht, We »hu;| :^^^N^^ keep turn a • lonff the ritrht n of the i of the mid • die of the Kinflf's the Kinif'8 highway. Don't you turn to the high way Ju8t keep a • loner the mid • die left of the KinK'a highway, Hut keep a- long the middle, just keep a • long the will not turn aside, W'ha' sure you take no heed, The\ I flng'ent stop your earw, Ai. n Jesus calls his own Tc^ ^ r^ ^ '^ I 1^/ ^-fc- fr—- r nzl mM^M^^^ ^ — ^— t/- le of the King's hi|?hway. le of the King's highway, le of the King's highway le of the King's highwoy. t*r.jt^ IB WE WILL HAVE A HAPPY TIME. ^ords and music by R. E. Hudson. ^M=^i^- mid - die of the King's highway. Just r-* ^^ -i^^^E^E^. _»^__^.. ^rf=^f^r=^ ^ te 1. Parents, won't you come a - long? I'arents won't you come a - long? 2. There we'll sit at Je - sus' feet, There we'll sit at Je - sus' feet, E r=c=r^5= J: J^ ^^ ^ORUS. There we'll have a hap - py time, There we'll have a hap-py time, &c. 5 Just I highway, Don't you m ^ Parents, won't you come a - long To the new Je - ru • sa-leni? There we'll sit at Je - sus' feet, In the new Je - ru - sa - lem? =^2% rT=^' ^4- 5 -t— Children, wont you go along? &c. I 4 There we shall our loved osea meet, &c. 3G THE VOICE OF JESUS. F. Q. B. If: ±r^ KiRRPATEICK. its-t-j ^ 1. Still and small, still and small, O, hear ye the voice of the Saviour's call ! 2. True and tried, true and tried, There's life for a look at the Gru • ci - fied I 3. Loud and long, loud and long, The chorus of angels in joy - ous song ; f ±r. -»-M»- ±=1^ ii=)E=;EEbE&= g_LZg. '^ u lfe ii i£i -(»- 5£ 3 r r — V Small and still, small and still. Come un - to me who - so • ev - er will. Tried and true, tried and true, Five bleeding wounds he bears for you. Long and loud, long and loud. Their voi - ces ech - o beyond the cloud. i^a I iz a fcfe i: U2 ?-r- -(2- u I r :E^SE t=t: f=F= T=l Ye who are wea - ry and sore oppressed, Hung'ring and thirsting and See from his pierced and bleeding side, Love ev - er flow - ing in An - oth • er brand from the burning saved, An - oth - er vict'ry o'er £ 1^=^ r :trl tr- f=^=5=F=5^ long - ing for rest, A fountain is opened ; its waters free ; crim - son tide. Then take of this bread ; it is offered free ; death and the grave. The par -don is purchased, the pris'ner free; ^ t: t. t: -t ti 37 ^OEI ^ m 1 es -■S--=B^t I Drink of it ! plunge in it ! flowing for thee. Flowing for thee, Feed on it ! grow by it ! broken for thee. Broken for tliee, Joy in it ! tell of it ! all is for thee. All is for thee. ^ « ft ^ ^ ^_^ ^ ^ IS ^^ p TZ , f^r THE VOICE OF J KSVS— Continued. KiKRPATRICK. t ^ of the Saviour's call! at the Cru - oi - fled ! els in joy-ous song; ;S^ P :i=a foi -»-- :it=S ^ 3^ -fi' i flow - ing for thee ; Drink of it ! plunge in it ! brok - en for thee ; Feed on it ! grow by it ! all is for thee ; Joy in it 1 tell of it ! -P-r-T flow - ing for thee. brok - en for thee. all is for thee. fciz: m t=i P r »T o - 80 - ev - er will, he bears for you. r e. 0. E. beyond the cloud. HE LOVED ME SO. "God 80 loved the world."— JoAn 3:16. E. 0. EXCELL. ^ i :^:|trtt -«- I^ -St- J «=r 1. By faith the Lamb of God I see, 2. For me the Fath • er sent his Son ; 3. So glad I am that he is mine, 4. O I^mb of God, that made me free, 5. And when my Lord shall bid me come, Ex - pir - ing on the cross for me ; For me the vie - tor - y he won ; So glad that I with him shall shine ; I con - se - crate my all to thee ; To join the loved ones round the throne,. ■6h- I^ p^EEtap n JSl. T— )- /T^ -St E mi its waters free ; is offered free ; the pris'ner free ; t: f: t: it He paid the might - y debt I owe ; He died because To save my soul from endless woe. He died because I'll trust in him, for this I know, He died because My all,— for this I sure - ly know, He died because I'll sing, as through the gates I go, He died because he loved me so. he loved me so. he loved me so. he loved me so. he loved me so. --ct-. -^ I 38 J. S. N. THE FULNESS OP BLESSING. Rbv. J. S. N0RRI8. P te^ ^^^^^p i h-^ atzi 1. 1 2. 1 3. 1 4. 1 long for the fulness of bless - ing, long for the fulness of bless - ing, long for the fulness of bless - ing, long for the fulness of bless • ing, < g.. -» I'm praying by night and by day ; To The fulness of love and of pow'r, That The longing assures the supply, By To give it is clearly thy will ; While i ^g -©- I r^ ^E^^ H- ±J^T^-^ fcbS thee, Lord, my need I'm con - fess • ing, I e'er may live to thy glo - ry, thy Ho - ly Spir - it 'tis giv - en, ask - ing I know I'm re - ceiv - ing. Assured thou wilt not say me nay. I need it I need it each hour. That I to life's fountain may fly. For thou dost thy promise ful • fil. NG. RBV. J. S. NORRIH. 39 CALVARY 1 DARK CALVARY I 3tut y night and by day ; To love and of pow'r, That mres the supply, By clearly thy will ; While -eh m '-^^ Luke 23 S3. i^p sfefesi^ I 1 ^ "^ 1. When I eur • vey 2. On Cal - v'ry's brow . 8. See from his head, 4. 'Mid rending rocks 5. Je - sua Lord, n" H. R. Palubr. -f^— (t ^ 1/ f -« 1 ^^3 the wondrous cross, my Saviour died, his hands, his feet, and dark'ning skies, how can it be -#- On which the . 'Twas there my Sor - row and My Sa - viour That thou shouldst a « •• ' -0^Hh wilt not say me nay. I need it each hour, fe's fountain may fly. thy promise ful - fll. i^^^#^ of Glo ■ ry was cru - ci flow mingled down ; his head and dies ; thy life for me; "TOT" dieo, fled. My nchest gam 'Twas on the cross Did e'er such love The op'ning veil To bear the cross rg=g=g=g -•-« fr+r-F V^ F= 5z I count but he bled for and sorrow reveals the and ag - o • ^M^ j;*'^ And pour contempt And purchased there Or thorns compose . To heaven's joys In that dread hour on all my pride, my par - don free, so rich a crown 1 and endless day. on Cal • va - ry 1 TIT er from all that op- ill I have and can blessed presence with- iv ■ 'rv want of my CHORUS. ^^^^^. 40 WHAT A REAPING THERE WILL BE. w: Fanny J. Crobby. Jno. R. Swernby. i « m ts; (5=1= If fz 5 *=q: grjrjzgziz j iN— 1. In the field of Christian du - ty there's a place for ev' - ry one, And the 2. O, that field of Christian du - ty all a - round us we may find, And we 3. Yes, there's work to do for Jesus, — there are sinners to reclaim, — We must 4. In that field of Christiau du • ty we are toiling not in vain, For the -4 ; r }'-± :£^t t=l^ h — h ^. ^ ^—^^-.^-^ '^^ f=M^ v'— 5^— i^-^- ^^ I I i 41 ( m moments like the shadows glide a -way ; But there's work to do for Jesus, And a need not turn our footsteps far a - way, There are weary ones to comfort, there are scat - ter love and kindness in their way ; With a patient, hunihle spirit we must Saviour will reward us by and by ; Oh, 'tis worth our strongest efforts, more than #. 41. ^ ^ #. ^ -0—0-^0- I Ff' P=)»=p: [( 1/ t U f! U t b "rf ^ -» 0- -■\?. -0 0- -0-i i « i= N ^ ^-^ei s -^■^ i ^i-d -Sl-i- m -0 work that must be done. From the dawning till the closing of the day. bro - ken hearts to bind. From the dawning till the closing of the day. la - bor in his name. From the dawning tHl the closing of the day. worth a life of praise 1 When we think of yon - der mansion in the sk'/. -I 1— ^E=P- r -> — y- :^=5=! '^ ^^ '^ i -« CHGRLl ^^ ^ fes^sE ^ -^-^— ^ t;^^ % " ^ Sowing, praying, trusting, v/aitimr, Till the coming erf tlio Sowing, praying, trusting, waiting, ^ 4t- -ft- ^' A4t.4t.#. ^^5^ & -0.!-0- h'^^ ^-^-"■^"Tlrt ^- ' ^^^^ m Master we shall see, Then among the tried and falthftil in flic we shall sec, m m m m •^» "^^ .^» '^' m 3' f-~-0 • I W-f-0-i~0^ -f—r—f—r—f- I £: (t^ta i riLL BE. Jno. B. SWEKNEr. WHAT A REAPING THERE WILL BE— Continued. tor ev' - ry one, And the IS we may find, And we rs to reclaim, — We must ig not in vain. For the •#- ^ -F- ^^^^^^^m harvest- lelds a-tove. What a reaping, what a #• -^ -^ #- " rciapingf there will be. mm. \ 1 1 0- 0-^~0-^-0-T-l9-^—rm ■^ p '^ i^ ^ t -h-h-t=^ 33EOd I do for Jesus, And a nes to comfort, there are humble spirit we must strongest efforts, more than ^^TTl 41 COME TO THE DEAR, BLESSED SAVIOUR. |i Arr. by J. M. Whytb. 4--=g= r -niS: ti^E^iEE^ 1. Come to the dear, bless -'ed Sav - iour, 2. Call, and he kind - I3' will an - swer, 3. Eat, and no more you shall hun - ger, 4. When you near Jordan's cold riv - er. Tar - ry no more by the Ask, and his grace he will Drink, and no more you shall Dreary and si -lent and closing of the day. closing of the day. closing of the day. mansion in the sk'y. t ' r ' ^T? '- ^ jt-i- blETT^- teffi^^3^ m --^- '-^-r^^ -z i--. — way ; Come, lest you forfeit his fa - vour. While ifi the broad way you stay, give ; Come, he will cast you out nev - er, Look, and you surely shall live, thirst ; Bathe in the waves of life's riv - er. That you may never be curst, lone, Je-sus the dear, blessed Sav-iour, Will bear you safe to his throne. p T~P* "~ it- lone, fie-sus me CHORUS. + iS- S^ t: ^^^^ -t-H-— h ^i^> i d^ d = ate-5fcag fefe ^ Till the coming q4 tlif Come, to the dear, blessed Saviour; Come, oh why ■^— f : . t - ^=± 4- -i?l; ts- ?^ It 4:: ■-JS- £ longer 0. de- f 9 ' * -Lg— gn- rys « -L— — /TV IBt -.:t=m i lay ? Come while he tenders his favour, Come to the Saviour to-day. .i T p I r ji ^ I I ^ 4^ J. M. W. THE LOVE OF JESUS. Arr. by J. M. Whtte. ^s^ii V N 4^ 43 Fannt ^m V— y<- -k 1. Oh, I love to sing of Jesus, How he left his glorious throne on high ; Oh, 'twas 2. And the gift of life h'- brought me. From his realms of bliss beyond the sky ; With his 3. And my Saviour is so near me, Oh, the joy of it I cannot tell ; With his 4. He my sina has token from me, All my weari ■ ness and doubts and fears ; With his 1. 2. M. fa :+ Um El «— ^ — ^ i^= I I b b Al F ' Ij I J — b* — fa* — h — bM— (a t m p^- -TSr P LU U^ ^ •^ ■"7 he, the man of sorrows, Touched my broken heart with love and sympathy, precious blood he bought mc. So I'll trust in him for - ev - er and for aye. prom-is-es to cheer me, All the way along I know that it is well, eaa - y yoke up - on me, I will work for Jesus thro' the coming years. gg Ptf u f- r-- 1E£^^ -* — 0- f-g-r ^ y-i =s #— # CHORUS. E f t V — ^—•^—^—^ — ^ — ^ S: i^^ r=ES s ^^1; J( J{ %^. Oh, the height and depth ! Oh, the length and breadth ! Of the -^ P|S i ^•--^-^1 -i k £ f m -4 E -4- ^^L i ! precious love of Je - BUS ; sit at the Oh the joy to Arr. by J. M. Whttb. --ir- SrH! 43 JESUS WILL GIVE YOU REST. Fannt Crosby. Matt. 11 : 28. Jno. R. Swbnkt. V— y throne on hiafh ; Oh, 'twas beyond the sky ; With his cannot tell ; With hia loubts and fears ; With his e=* t l; -s: ^3 1. Will you come, will you come, with your poor broken heart, Burden'd and sin-op- 2. Will you come, will you come ? there is mercy for you. Balm for your ach-ing S^^ i-JLt,^ f: S3 ^ ^ ^ ^ is: £ -h-tt v^e and sympathy. er and for aye. that it is well. the coming years. 1=7-= -«•- pressed ? breast ; J Lay it down On - ly come -* w ^ » ^' »1 it the feet of your Saviour and Lord, ,s you are, and believe on his name. g^lE ^^=4 <^. ^^^ ^ J^l= Will you come, will you come, you have nothing to pay ; Jesus, who loves you best. By his death on the croes purchased life for your Boul, Jesus will give you rest. 4 Will you come, will you come? how he^ pleads with you now ! Fly to his loving breast ; And whatever your sin or ycur Borrow^ may be, Jesus will give yon rest. 44 I AM WAITING. ■I 45 Matt. 25.13 H. M. ] W^ *p£ T -i_J_J-^_ : *^ CliLEN :it=it J r am wait-ing till am wait-iiig till am \sait-ing till g 5J5 my Lord shall come, And the mighty trump shall the strife is o'er. Till the storm of life is the loved I meet In the home beyond the t J: tM^ ±=t=iz v- ?s- sound ! past, tide; Oh, what Joy to Till the li>rhts of How my heart is fol - low Him to the home Where the hea - ven gleam ev - er - more In their yearn • ing soon to greet All the ^-rVg-h:=:b::^ j^ Jl . h I!; I Pit -€-i-^ CHORUS. |i B ransomed and true are found ! glo - ry on me at last ! dear ones who there a - bide. I am waiting, •^* #- -^ -^ 4- yes, waiting, till ' ^ < :fc :?= :i Je • BUS shall come. He t±ie is coming, yes, coming to me ! v-n^- 5=^,_ V— ^- ^? fefe^ Oh, the ± -^^^r-xr =q: -#-i^ If- -fc- ^_, =|: joy to rest in yon bright home. Thro' the y«Urs of e • ter - ni - ty! f it 1?: 45 THE DOOR OP GOD'S MERCY IS OPEN. H. M. ^Nt d=d=i S T he miffhty trurap shall the storm of life is the home beyond the i i I %-Jl ^^ DUET Ellen Olivkr. ± m "Strive to enter at the straight gato." E. B. Shit 3 h~h- 3J5 ^ fcS 1. The door of God's mercy is o • pen, •2. The world is e'er wantonly woomg 3. So many who hear the glad message, 4. Sad hearts there will surely be moaning 6. The door of God's mercy is o ■ pen, To all who are weary of sin, Your soul from the ways of the blest, Will never its mandates o - bey. Out • side of the gateway of life. In • vit - ing • ly o - pen to all. m ± _- :t=: I-L H-I j ^ P - ^=P -V- rr* ;o the home Where the ev - er - more In their to greet All the f^ 3a ^ And Je - bus is pa-tient-ly waiting, But Je - sus is ten • der - ly bidding But turn from the precious, dear pleadings, And praying to Him they re ■ jected Who list to the voice of the Master, Still waiting, to welcome you in. You turn to his heavenly rest. And wil - ful - ly wander a - way. When earth with gay pleasure was rife. And hearing shall heed his sweet call. j^j^n-itu^^^jj^jL^j^ ±z i. :pl^ F?- :t CHORUS. Come, says the Saviour, Come enter the gate. I watch by the portals both ^ i ear • ly t and late, Lest some precious soul. Not far from -^-n f=l=? e the goal. Should ^^ in • to darkness and hate ate. And miss it forever, the pearly g«e. ^m mm^mH&4!^^m VV vVy ^ 4ft FOR YOU AND FOR ME. VV. L. T. Will L. Thompson Veri/ alow, pp 1. Softly and ten • derly Jcmis is calling, Calling (or you and for me, 2. Why should we tarry when Jesus is pleading. Pleading for you and for nieV 3. Time is now fleeting, the moments are passing. Passing from you and from me 4. Oh I for the wonderful love ho has promised, Promised for you and for me ; ^i^m r-V- :^zij5; See on the portals he's waiting and watching. Watching for you and for me. Whj' should we linger and heed not his mercies. Mercies for you and for me? Shulows are gathering, death beds are coming, Coming for you and for me. Tho' we have sinned he has mercy and pardon, Pardon for you and for me. il SSe? S t:-t-^^:f=r- :<=S=S=t=t=E t=£=SEt^=*= i3=» -0 — 0- m m cnoEvs. nt ^¥=5= i ^ ores. N .S 'S ^^ .'' ^ .^^ i-j — •— = i> -H h — I Come home. Come home. Ye who are weary, come home. Come home; Come home, ^iU:^ •#••#-* r /T\ /TN .#- m Earnestly, tenderly Jesus is calling, r ^ f r r . rr r-t-r-'-^ m n=p=n :p=p= V-V-^- ^=*: b ]/ Calling, O sinner come home ! ■♦ — #■ ?»=»-" ^ ti=^ f 5 -I Will L. Tuomphox GOING HOME BY AND BY. for you and for me, \g for you and for nie V ' from you and from me ed for you and for me ; m tr^^r-^ ^ m >-h =r F. A. Blacrmer. i^^mim 1. Chrifitian, are you ffrow - inj< wea-ry? Wo are all go • ing home by and by; 2. Do the woes of life op • press thee? Wo are all go • iiig home by and by; .i. Journey on a lit • tic lonj,' • er, We are all go - ing home by an-- ^^^^m^mm Soon we shall roam the morning fields, Beyond the shores of night ^ s 9^^ •#- -^ ••- I ■ # • # J- — J-T-J-^ rJ-T \ P • ^^ 3E3: ^ ' ores. IHM # — #■ ^t^ # ^— #-•- 9s55E=^ Wilt you be there? Yes, we'll be tbere ! In that beautiful world of light 3 =?^ J .J- J i^ ^m £E^E±i BEAUTIFUL WORLD OF LIGHT Continued. Hit. ^^ ^^^m ^ ^ y y huautirul, hoautiful, world, That buautifiil, beautiful worl \J V . Pu Th I 0k •' 'H > -N-iK 3EE^^ K~- build on the rock ! While the storms of life are raging, Let us build on the re ck I 4— ■^- ■*— 4— ^^^^^ f-i-H p f -1^ H» •- ESEg i fe^g 1 1=5=5=5^ i^' CH 5^^ I ■^-. -ft- S Let us build on the rock ! ev - er build on the rock ! Christ tlie EE ^ I r - m s p 12= J .DING ? L. S. Edwardr ^5 day may be sunny and s well for the calm of to- tempest of earth can o'er- Je - BUS, the hope of us I^PIESEj: ON WHAT ARE YOU BUILDING ?-Co7i^ ^- £ P^ build on the rock ! — ^— -¥—¥■ f -+- ■V— 5-- 51 ^ARY D. James. IT REACHES ME. Jno. R. Swenkt. npest, brotiier, So isent, brother, And irely, brother. On - tion, brother. Will ^^^^^^mm ^p ^ 1. Oh, this ut - ter-most sal - va • tion! 'Tis a fountain full and free, 2. How a - maz - ing God's com - pass - ion, That so vile a worm should prove 3. Je - sus, Saviour, I a ■ dore thee I Now thy love I will proclaim, ~T T f - 1 '«* i» =i?t=l^=d \ us build on the re ck ! -f-X f P ' f t - \ =5^ I CHORUS. =t It reaches me ! si- reaches me ! Wondrous grace ! it reaches jne ! ^M=: -ft- the rock ! Christ the ^^ -K- ft -1 — ^-4— #-•-• ^ 5 ■f^. G- » S- i Pure, ex - haustless, ev - er flowing. Wondrous grace ! it reaches me ! #_^_« — •_! , p. ' p ^ f-\f- f-[ , r s - -+- f -+- :-=t r M. 5« F. A. B. pa -+- THE LOVE OF CHRIST. Eph. 3:19. F. A. Blackmbr. r^ 1. The )i. The 3. The f 6: & c:-t: ■+- f± i :5t=it 3 S ^ H — love of Christ is boundless, It reacheth e - ven love of Christ is constant, Whate'er doth me be love of Christj how precious ! What can I want be me; tide side. ±: J f: ^S: m ^ s Kt -^ i^ ^^ The mystic tie is stronger Than hu - man love can His bless - ed pres - ence cheers me, He walk - eth by my Since all things they in - her - it Who in that love a be! side; bide? :=^: n t ~i/- ? J: * ^ n tr- -«-i-t- Pi Pi i m^- Beyond a friend and brother, He loveth as no other; Af - fee - tion nev - er ceasing My soul's de - sire ap-peas-ing; On f earth how sweet the story. 'Twill sweeter be in glory ; It t=?: CHORUS. SIZZZR « — f — f— — h — ^ Won-der-ful love. m^± V-fy--^— fV- f — «— h-^— f— 5-*-*— b— • :|v=]: ^MmM wonderful love. ■#■ #- ^ • ^-t^-V Carol it mortals, and angels above ; f^=t: i/-V-V ^-^. j-t/ ^=t± ;/ P P Won-der ful love, f- h — ! — T~N ^^m fEEi ^^^^ won-der-ful love, -f—f-^ Won-der-ful love of ^-^- -+- J F. . K. BliACKHKR. j ^ r u d J d M * 5 — J — ^_j ^-i-i-#- th e - ven me ; 9th me be - tide I want be • side, ? i^izz^: 53 THEY ARE COMING TO THE SAVIOUR. J. H. K. J. H. KURZENKNABE. ^pl^^^^^^^^ 1. They are coming to the Saviour ! see the mighty gospel throng, With the 2. They are coming ! see the heralds bringing tidings from afar, How the S. They are coming ! far - ofiF A - sia, too, is turning un - to God, Her own 4. They are comijig from Austral • ia, too, the tidings glad resound : From her ti-*-- f i^EEt *-? n love can h by my lat love a be! side; bide? ;t:1^^=^ ^^^^m^m ^ ^— rt- hzit: -0—0 — watchword of Salvation full and free ; And the light of truth shall conquer till it gospel claims the homage of our race. Of the conflict that is raging o'- ver idols she rejects, and sheathes her sword ; And on Afric's sunny borders they have sandy isles her children greetings bring ; And our own beloved Amer - i - ca sends 4L ^ ^ E.?:^EaEEM^ •»*■ • ban - ish ev' - ry wrong, Till its banner floats o'er ev' - ry land and sea. Europe's lovely shore, Where her millions feel the power of saving grace, rent their chains of blood. And with fervent heart receive the bles's^ word, news tlie world aroujid How the earth with joy receives her Saviour King. -P— — h- -^ hr 0- -H h h— hi h — h 1/'- t?-tr-t/-p- ^^^li^fe^ ^:::^ -fr-0—W—^ *p-ft9~ -|S-T- ^ 1^ 1/ ^ ^^ They are com - - ing to the Saviour, Com - • ing to be free, coming, coming, coming Coming, coming, coming •A- ■^ ^> -^m ^k ^k> .^2— 4!!^ JL -«-> • #-^ f P ^ fi- P-- It H \— I I l~W^^~Vl love of Jesus. §±1 '^^^ffVl"ft -■N— N- It^-f^ '• l^ ;^ ^ ,^^=^ :StS I -o^ I '.\ They are com - - ing to the Saviour, To coming, coming, coming Coming to the gospel ju - bi - lee. -B-»' -t zfeJ-^-jizilzigjziizik m 54 SEEKING FOR ME. E. E. Hasty. J^ ^ - L fe V V ^ t i^5 Geo. C 3 J. Je - sus, my Saviour, to Beth-le-hem came, Born in a manger to 2. Je - sus, my Saviour, on Cal - va - ry's tree, Paid the great debt, and my 8. Je ■ sus, my Saviour, the same as of old. While I did wander a- 4. Je • BUS, my Saviour, shall come from on high. Sweet is the promise as ?3^ t.^ m * i± 9 — ^ — b — ^ 1. 2. 3. ¥=4 fete t? sor ■ row and shame ; Oh, it was won • der - ful, bltst be his name, soul he set free ; Oh, it was won - der - ful, hov/ could it far from the fold, Gentl.v and long he hath pload with my wea - ry years fly ; Oh, I shall see him descend - ing the be? soul, sky, ^2= ? — B n?: Seeking tor me, for me, Dy-ing for me, for me. Calling for me, for me. Coming for me, for me. -7-* — • — * — # — # — 9- Seeking for me, Dy - ing for me, Calling for me. Coming for me, Seeking for ine Dy - ing for nic Calling for me, Coming for me, — /- Pr-^ ^ i -d — 1 — ?- for me, xr:- 'JH ^ tru hoi cro ^^ ft- ^t: Seeking Dy - ing Call-ing Coming for me, for me, for me, for me. Seeking for me ; Dy ■ iiiif for me ; Call-ing for me ; Coming for me ; Oh, it was wonder - ful, Oh, it was wonder - ful, Gently and long he hath Oh, I shall see him de- te E. E. Hasty, j^5 WE'LL MEET IN GLORY THERE. ^ — ^ — • s Gbo. Cooper. 1 Peter 5 : 4. n a manger to le great debt, and my I did wander a- is the promise as » — * — f- — I— >-«-• -i—-^ — f-'-* — r — d — #-1-51 $ -— v[— -V ^^ tst be his name, >\: could it be? jad with my soul, d - ing the sky, 1. What tho' thy heart with grief is bow'd We'll meet in 2. The ills of life may sore oppress, We'll meet in 3. Have faith in Je - bus till the end, We'll meet in glory there ! What glory there ! Still glory there ! His m^ f^^5=F ^. r for me. ^ ^^P^^^P '-f tho' thy way seems 'neath a cloud, We'll meet in bear his yoke with cheer - ful-ness. We'll meet in grace and love will comfort send, We'll meet in glo - ry there ! glo - ry there ! glo • ry there ! i: g=^tf. -^-M- i J r r r t± J J S Seeking for lue Dy - ing for nio Calling for me, Coming for me. -^ -0— -^ -• ^_ — 7- J -• r -f- ^ -S- — s— l-i-- i it -# — -I- la; t '^ ~^ t trust thy Saviour's boundless love, And rest thy heart on him ; Thro' devious paths he hold the Lamb of Cal - va - ry. For thee, for thee was slain ! Behold his teara and crown of life, oh, promise dear ! The faithful he doth give ; Then humbly bear his Jl^^-# £ 4?^^^ was wonder - ful, was wonder - ful, and long he hath I shall see him de- t ^ r^ 4L • ♦ ^ 1 — ^_ ^ — 1 =5 ^ 1 W 4 s^i -Sh ES "^^^^^^^ i=S=?5 leads above. Thro' ways so dark aTid dim. ag - o - ny ! How small to this, thy pain ! cross while here. And endless joj' receive ! Glory ! Glorv ! Glory ! t- Glory ! Land ot light, so Glory ! Land of light, so Glory ! Land of light, so t v. , ^ --^ f ^ I ^ » f » -•-^-•' )r me. )r me. )r me. )r me. 1 j; :z:i± I ? - ' #— — » f=F ■r-p-jg-T-(g f 3\ P P ^ —ft -!©- fe=te::-|— I— r-r T=n=f :dd ^33 f ^^m fair i 'Tis but a lit - tie while to stay : We II meet m glory there ! P P—ft—0- 3EfE; r f 1 1 ■'I m m 50 Mrs. M. B. C. Slasi, fel- ^ ^ ^ ^ TELL IT AGAIN. I u & M ^^^^^^^m R. M. MolNTOsa 1. In • to the tent where a gypsy boy lay, Dy ■ ing a - lone at the 2. "Did he so love me, — a poor lit • tie boy? Send un- to me the good 3. Bending we caught the last words of his breath, Just as he entered the 4. Smiling, he said, as his last sigh was spent, " I am so glad that for i ^^ 3 .• — t— ^ i m ^ff? 5=5±^ m dose of the da^', News of sal - va-tion we carried, Said he, tid - Ings of joy? Need I not perish? My hand will he hold? val • ley of death; "God sent his Son I "—whoso - ev • er?" said he; me he was sent ! " Whispered, while low sank the sun in the west. afc£^ t - g rg c u -H I :U m m /Cn i3 f- REFRAIN. m "No - bod - y ev - er has told it to mel" No - bod - y ev - er the story has told 1 " "Then I am sure that he sent him for mel" "Lord, I believe, tell it now to the rest!" - t: ^ ^ Tell it a • gain ! I V- t -+- H — L- _u 1> W— s f^E^ -^- 4^— N /7\ IN 13^ ? ^ s "='='^ i ^3^ ^m f Tell it a • gain t P^^ Sal - va • tion's sto - ry re - peat o'er and o'er, -+- — h -t-i h 1^=S= i Ifc^ ■P 5^ ■+- i ,S ^N -H H i^: P h ^r— ft S 1 h— *^ lZ3=3^Zli IW ii if^ -4 ^ Till none can say of the children of men, "No • body ev • er has told me before." m '■\ # ■0 — 0- rrrlrtr^ ?=f: ^ tt ^^ fi U l ^ U y R. M. MolNTOBA :^~^- Mzziiiizii ^— >y • ing a - lone at the nd un • to me the good at as he entered the am 80 glad that for t 1/ f ^ ^ carried, Said he, hand will he hold? ev - er?" said he; sun in the west, 53 i REFRAIN. ^^ Tell it a • gain t S fcE ^T\ IN 51 THE SHINING SHORE. Mrs. Emma Pitt. S J. ROBSON. ^3^ ^^ f- peat o'er and o'er. er has told me before." ^0 ip l; t m 1. I long to reach the shining shore And wear the victor's crown ; When 2. O when I reach my heavenly home I'll glory sweetly sing, And 3- When Jordan's rolling waves I've crossed My happy home I'll view. And 4. The music of the golden harp Doth greet my spirit ear. And ^^m -4=^ -h- ?Z=J=?=f ■^ • Jt JL ^ ^ :t:=|: ^- Ttrzt i U- ,?^=?y ^ -is- conflicts, toils and sorrows o'er To lay my armor down, hear the welcome plaudit come From my Re - deem - er ^King. there with loved ones gone be - fore I'll praise my Saviour too. Je - sus speaks with lov • ing voice. Come home — thy rest is here. P^^ ^i \j- £ - I L . r CHORUS. ^±Ei. ft ^ h^ ;i3^ 33 i On the shore, — the on the shore, 4L • .fr ^ shining ^ shore, A- the shining shore. ■^zrz^H^ ^M' i P ^ i= i r^-^ teEfi cross the golden T>^ — 't ^=^ :=t^ :n-=#: ^ ±- nver, Our lov'd ones meet, at our lov'd ones meet, Jesus' ::i?: F=P?^?=P= -» — f P-'h^ - ^y feet, at Je - sus' feet, f d: 3 =? -iSt- part no more for • ev is>- er. i te^^^i f=^=^- ■{fc ^^^ HS>- I 58 SING ME A SONG OP THAT LAND. Oko. Coopkr. Bev. 22:5. n^^m^m a song^ of the land far away, if dear ones are waitiiiif for me, away from the gloom that ia here, ^ u p=^f^? And tell me of Jenus a- And watching my jwthway a- The rapturea of glory to -^—y^ f=^Ff £ i I yEiEEE-i -:fc-4-:A-^N E^^lgSi #Tg ^3^=^ r^r ^ =^ -K- ^=?^ gain ; I long thro' the portals of glorj- to stray From earth and ita trials and bove ! Their glo - ri - fied faces in spirit I see, 'Mid angels of beauty and know ! Thy song will have power the spirit to cheer, And lighten the journey be- ^m ^. I r \ h— V— 1 ? ^- V— v^ pain. Ob, sing o'er the story that brings to the soul, A joy that will soothe and re- love. Oh, sing of the blessings await - ing us there, When earth and its sorrows are low. Come sing of the wonders by faith I can see. The home of the Saviour so ^^ f jt-*^ — •- -« — #- ■V— /-u^— ? ^ w— •y- ■V -^— • h — /i — F I I — y — ■V—W- -^ — 5<- >-fe- lEtEtfe?^^fe^3E^:^ :^ -K— K- t: store ; And sing of tlie anthems that endlessly roll, To Jesus the King ever- done ; And sing of the glory the ransom'd will share. When Heaven, yon Heaven is blest ! And life shall be in - fi - nite sweetness to me, And sorrow and i)fiin be at ^^ _«_^i«_^. tf=5^ V— >- ^ =1=^ =* ^ --«-^- -&- 4 -^ ^i-•- -*---•-- -.5 i=^^^=^ i^ more ! Oh, sing me a song of that Land ! And tell me of Jesua again ; I'm won rest §^S y — «-?-I-» KJ— i„-i ^ ^ -^- zwnrs: -fi>- FR^^^^ ^T^-r-'-^ f; I 8 a »— i f ^ /# ' In 1 LAND. ^ ^ tell ine of watchiiiif "i.v raptures of Jenus a- iwthway a- glory to ^ t^t earth and its angels of lighten the trials and beauty and journey be- ^= r-^ ^ -^- JfiMzt oy that will soothe and re- 1 earth and its sorrows are lonie of tlie Saviour so a^^ *s* -N— S- t: w w ^ 9 w m « w Jesus the King ever- 1 Heaven, yon Heaven is sorrow and ])fiin be at ^^ ^ zzztz^ 4- Jesua again ; I'm SING ME A SONG OF THAT LAND- =f:=r -•-#-4-g-, P=5^^^ Continued. ^^m^^^^mm longing to go to the bright, golden strand, Where Jesus, my Saviour, doth reign ! 50 A. F. M ^ /^r\ THERE IS PARDON FOR YOU. A. Francu. 6: t. ft^r-K-N *-*■ ^ 5 :^ S N S itZaniZjEZIE =«l=? t ^itfcJS I 1. O, come to the Saviour, to-day he invites, That Saviour so good and so true, 2. 0, come to the Saviour, poor wanderer come ; You would not resist if you knew 3. 0, come to the Saviour, come, bidding the world With all its allurements adieu ! 4. O, come to the Saviour and pray that he will Your heart by hia Spirit re • new ; 5#=B=^^f=^ g xo: m rr r r I Fjjtfcte -p w^t gs #=p= f±^ 5 d':U5. •yr- ^ -N-tv ^ 3E^ Who loves you while yet you are going astray, And offers full pardon to you. How much he has suffered that he might redeem, And grant a full pardon to you. O, come and And welcome, and comfort, and home ; O haste 1 while there's pardon for you.^ There's danger in waiting, O, seek him to-day, For now there is pardon for you. .ft ( t fi f t , ^ jIL- y y , p , P -S-0 P f; f t , ( t^P yes, there is pardon for you, yes, there is pardon for you, O yea, \!;here is pardon for you, is pardon for you ; S t^- t P'-f P t=t==t P=F^=5=5^^ ouAiM -»- 0-0- 1- :=??=«: \^-V^t± Ff:=!l I i^ ,s N N N ^ TV i :^r-^- t- V I U • * • * For Jesus is able and willing to save ; O yes, there is pardon for ¥:i^T^- 1 you. 1^ #-- g— #— f ^ lT F P ? -r^-r# f-#— # f" P ~0 , f ^ I- ? l~W V I u-i< -t>-t'-b'^g: fif & 60 T. N. Tipton. SOME ONE KNOCKING. J. M. WlITTK, 61 Oko. ( 1. Some one knocking, some one plcacfin(f, At the portal of my heart, 2. Trust in me he gently whispers, Sick and sad and sore thou art, 3. I am weary, I am troubled. Oh the hitter pain, the smart, 4. Ah, his love my bosom pierces, Pierces like a gold • on dart, 5. Tar • ry witli me, oh, my Saviour, Here to thee I yield my heart. Pli Ir-I— l=i n f^=^t=?^ t liE • • • m m ^Ei Ei 9-T- Sweetly pleading, oh, so earnest, Can I Trust in me and I will heal thee. Shall I ^r^ 3EE-E^ say say t-- to him, depart? to him, depart T bid him depart ? is mighty, Dare I say to him depart? will receive thee, Nev ■ er - more will say depart. Rest and peace and joy he offers. How can I I am friendless, he ' En - tcr in, I J^ i i=t ^ -f-^ ^ r r - ;S I CHORUS. -m — # — 0- SE£ ^^^ ^t=i. -0 — 0- ^ Some one knocking, some one pleading at the portal of my 4= f=f=^ ^ -\=-- I ^ i= -^ -^— I- lE^ f" Pl heart, Sweetly plead Some one 8weetl3'' ■f»- # #■ A -ft ing, oh, plead kg. so earn oh, so earnest- 1^=^ 4- di=t: ^ ^^ w * ^^m -h 1 fn* :i^i5^3 9^ est. Can I say to him depart? ly. ""^ ^s3E=; Can I say to him depart? £ f-K-f ■i»<— ->- ^ f^f k y r » r L L L I t=U=U: 1= J. M. WnTTR 61 Oko. Coopbr. JESUS WILL NOT OAST YOU OUT. John O'.'^l. U. M. tal of my heart, and sore thou art, ;er pain, the smart, a (fold • on dart, I yield my heart. f^ ^li EfEtfEE '^^m^^^^^ 1. Tho' your sins are mani ■ fold, — 2. Tho' you've spumed him day by day,- 3. Freely grace is offered now,— Jesus will not cast you out ! He's a Jesus will not east ytm out ! Come to Jesus will not east you out t At the io him, depart? iO him, depart ? d him depart ? o him depart? I'll! say depart. 3EE 1^ $^^^^mim ^i^^ Ea friend of love untold,— him,— the Light the Way,— cross, sinner bow, - Jesus will not cast you out ! Jesus will not cast you out ! Jesus will not cast you out ! Those on earth may He will cleanse and Come ! nor turn a- ^HE^S^ tHO- n^^- =f- t= a=tt ii f=R -4 — • — •- portal of my =!=:[= ^y=s^g^ ^ P±:^z I =1: V=t JtiM. F=l - — [— ['^ -^ — q # # — ^-§J — - hate and shun ; God, to save us ev'ry one. Gave for us his only Son, — make you whole ; Waves of sin may o'er you roll,— He will save your deathless soul,— gain and sin ! Come ! he bids you enter in ! Come ! and free salva - tion win ! -^— #- f^ a J: iMM* E=l m rf -f-f- 9 — P t f==f s t? -k s earn oh, so eamest- £ 5=M=4 rt CHORUS. iN—N ■4 I ^ —•r -9--»-- ^—s-J^r-^—M-z- fc-h 35 \n Jesus will not cast you out ! Tho' your sins are manifold,- Jesus will not cast you ^^=; him depart? I > I I 0'^ JESUS-" A PLACE TO HIDE ME IN." MiHH Toronto. J. M. VVimr, %s ^^^^m^^^^^^. 1. The tempter 2. He • foro the 3. The windH of 4. Thy hid - den 5. O hid - deii coineH, with ((iiiledil art To Hnaro me in hoijio bar of Go,' win ; The shad ■ ow of Ooil's lov • ingf • ness, Jo - sus. ^^mi t ^ -^ CHORUS. ^ ^tvzt Je Jo Jo Jo Je 8U8— "a sus — "a BUS — " a BUS— "a sus— "a place to hide mo in ! " place to hide mo in I " place to hide mo inl" place to hide me in ! " place to hide me in I " Blessed placo to hide mo in ^^^^m ?^^ t The i9fee on s-^ ly place to hide me in, Sure and safe. ^ T^ — r.-t-^ ?: ^ t i f5>" -t9- t=t ^ li safe ■0— -^ 9 # from ev'ry ^^ as sm, •&■' -I — Je SU3, -«-'- f^ JesuB — "a place to hide me in." ^m$^ ME IN." J. M. Wimi, •3 THERE'S A HEAVEN FOR YOU. ^m ^-> Ovo. Cooper. Bnaro me in gome leniiicd ho tolU nut Hfcrcta of niy t nt ■ ter jniace from 1110 thy blost a. IW -TZZfcilZtiZ. John 7 : 47. i^ftii ^— N S m i 1. Thcre'H A 2. Therc'H Tloavon fur you, An- s?3 (9— lilj ^ word hath tail ^^ht me the blessed way; called to tlice from the depths of sin, heart I lay at thy wounded feet, Thy blood hath cleans - ed Thou bad'st mine eyes to Oh, mould it to thy me I see will ! :^ I 1 1 1 1 J J. >_4i:: ^ ^ -O-' ■-^=?= Hal - le - lu - jah. Lord, for more faith I pray, Hal • le - lu - jah, Light now hath entered in, Hal - le - lu - jah, Lord, shall my lips repeat, Thro' all e - ter - ni - ty ! Thou Lamb of Cal-va-ry! With strains of rapture still ! -?-«■ — f^sit^h^ ^|=rz— Si: i - f- ^-,: ^— j EBzijif ,J:^ ^_3= m come to Th<'e, be - liev - ing. Hal - le - lu - jah to thy name ; Tisy -fs- £ T- * -fs- \ :* f^MEl HALLELUJAH TO THY NAME \-Continued. H. M. ^^. ih to thy name ! Th.\ ih to thj- name ! Mv ih to thy name ! In ■^—^- Grace and love re - ceiv - ing. -^=^ Hal le - lu ^ !-=i]v=z::X=z:35=i^3qzq=fl jah to mm f ■*■ • thy name • -a-T-S'- -t/- ±=tzlzB:^ -I- f 11 ^ A. B. =*:« =1: to thy name ! Tliy to thy name ! 1 to thy name ! My (9- ISl SINCE I'VE TRUSTED HIM. F. A. Blackmer. ^^_7gZI^=1^ ]--^--^--^ -:|^F: ^ r7-]-^ sT~7~ n— K— t^FT^:^ q=r=: 1. Once I tho't I walked with Jesus, Yet such changeful feelings hud ; 2. But he called me closer to him, Bade my doubting, fearing, cease ; 3. Now I'm trusting ev'ry moment, Nothing less can be e - nough ; ,th cleans - ed me I nine eyes to see ! to thy will ! (9-5-— -f^ -'- t ; 32-i- i^QPfr Sometimes trusting, sometimes doubting. Sometimes joyful, sometimes sad. And when I had ful - ly yielded, Filled my soul with perfect peace. And the Saviour bears me gently O'er those places once so rough. t± ^^^ m -0—0 e g *• *-:4- v--^— ^— >- im^ r-.^^ 5;:::?=?: Tf « — t- m i -G- e - ter - ni - ty ! b of Cal-va-ry! ns of rapture still ! i3z:j: CHORUS. T-tr 1 1 -1- ^ h MrJi^ Oh, the peace the Savioui gives, Peace I ^ ■ -&-T-0-^-0- SgS^ =f: ■y-v-v^ ii nev - er knew be ^EEfEE^fE^E ^ ^ U fore: -f- -»- b to thj' name ; Thy x::^- -cr And my way has brighter grown. Since I've learued to trust him -f— #— 2— e-r-'^-r-T-'-^-T-J J^J'—J^- more. i!=lt -\h-i^ ■0 0—r-lS-j \i/ I 66 CALLING FOR YOU. F. J. C. fcSEiiE^^^E^ '^i^^^ ^^^u^^ .N^S_ N W. J. K. =r 3=^ 1. Oh, come to the Saviour Wa arms are extended, Oh, come to the Saviour so 2. Oh, come to the Saviour, for why will you wauderl The world and its pleasures ir 3. A - way to the fountain, thti Jile giving fountain, Its soul-cheerinjj waters your 4. A - way, for the shadows oil niglit are approaching, Then lose not his blessings tha t t t '• 1/ ^ b bTT i loving and true ; Behold, he is calling in tender compassion, longer pursue; Agahi he is calling: how can you reject him? strength will renew ; Then come while the day-beams of mercy are shining, fall like the dew ; Still, still he is waiting and ten - der - ly calling. 9^e£! B -^ fi fe — U — k — ^ — !2 — b ■v~v- -K-K-N^ ^=|tzJt=ls ^ > I' ^ c- -f—f - i : : -^ J: m £J ='^^ h-V =€=« # — # — # — *- CHORUS. pp^ N-^-» ^=Ei brother, the Saviour is calling for you. brother, the Saviour is calling for you. brother, the Saviour is calling for you. brother, the Saviour is calling for j'ou. A=^ S Calling for you, {he is) calling for you, tz ^/r": p-u-^- -^-r-rir ;> 1/ 1^ U— U l^* ^-/— '/— /- £ ^-ii^ V—fc-l'' i=^ :i^^i rr ir^^ Brother, the Saviour is calling for you. Calling, I Calling for you, he is fi t:. -t. ^M. 4L s iij- ai# ^"^^ P calhng, calling for you. * i^Ef ■g. ^ ^ I Brother, the Saviour is calling for you. ^ r-f^r : i=S:^^ E £ £ 2 f W. J. K, T. N. Tipton. r-H ^^^t ^f^^ , come to the Saviour so B world and its pleasures n: soul-cheering waters your en lose not his blessings tha GATHER IN THE LOST ONES. 1^ J. M. Whytti. ^^ ^ m^^ ^ 1. Lord, gather in the lost ones ; In sin and night they roam ; Oh ! quicken all their 5J, Lord, they would walk without thee,They would without thee live, Seek in the world that 3. They dwell in fancied safety, False lights around them gleam ; Awake them, oh ! a- 4. Let not thy pangs, thy passion, Thy dying love be vain, Lord ; if through suff 'ring ■«■ iS-'.T^ -*— #— ^ pE=|i=! m0^^: er you rcy der compassion, reject him 1 are shining, ly calling. ^^ -^- $ -0 — # -St- -# — #— » i =^ 3ES3 kEF^M i ou, (Ae i«) calling for you, -t-k— '>- hearts. Lord, With thoughts of heav'n and home ; In mercy send them sorrows, Let tears their so - lace. Which thou alone canst give ; Without thee they shall perish, Sink under wake them. From pleasure's fatal dream. Ah ! may they find no refuge Till to thy on - ly. They must the vict'ry gain, "Then send thy keenest arrows, Pierced let their I ^- ^ » — »- t- ^f^^ ♦♦^ ♦ -fit- — (- -* — 0- ^ i ^ElES^ i portion be ; Give not^heir spirits rest, death's dark sea. Then let them not find rest, cross they flee. Oh ! let them not have rest, bosoms be : Give not their spirits rest, Lord, Lord, Lord, Ijord, Until they rest in thee. Until they rest in thee. Until thej' rest in thee. Until they rest in thee. itf e= Itzt ±: O' o -©- -«- tizi-it: 5^ ^ -^ ■#- -#- ■^ -19- t i^zip: :i:^i ling for you, rr "he 18 ^ /^ 5 i calling S for you. CHORUS. i= Oh ! there's rest in -^ i thee ; May they rest in thee ; Let thpin J?l « - -^ ^^ find -iS— no resting place it J: Un - til they rest in thee, -m — • — »- Un-til they rtst ±z±±r. g III thee. TZ -&- ^ \-a- -0- t: IS- & 68 LET ME LEAN ON THY BOSOM. Maru L. JaME8. J. R. 8. p^ «=15=S 1. Let 2. Let 8. Let 4. Let 5. Let me lean me lean me lean me lean me lean on on on on on ^ thy thy thy thv thv bo - soni, bo - 8om, bo - som, bo ■ som, bo - Bom, $- dear dear dear dear dear ^^ Saviour, Saviour, Saviour, Saviour, Saviour, I I I I I pray, Tho' pray, Tho' pray. For pray. Fold pray. Place =): ^m & ~3=z I -N— ::N- -- ^ f * — d K — iV ?^=^* P worthless and wea - ry at heart ; err - ing, and sin - ful, and vile ; there I new strenj^th shall ob - tain ; me close in thy loving embrace ; my hand in thine own while I sing Let me come! Give me shelter; oh, Tho" I've wandered, forgive me, I To meet ev' • ry tri - al that Nor leave me, no no, lest I Of the grace whic'^ bsth saved me, of It: fE3=fi3HC== -^^^P^ -^ ^Ef^E^E^ I m I -.7=^: w — 3. — 4r^fr" ^- v V ^ s V S turn not a - way. Bid my gloc ..i and my sorrow de come back to-day. And en - treat for thy favour and pass - es this way. To bear without murmur all wand - er a - way. And a - gain shall lose sight of thy this hap - py day. When my heart owns that Je - sus is part, smile. pain. face. King. 3 ^ -■^ :± CBOSITS. $ ^^' ^^F- .-^ 3 I ^ Let me lean -c^ ,^d K -it 1 *^ L r=R on thy Let me lean on thy bo bo som, ;om. dear Sav Let lOur, I me lean on thy =1 1 1 j^_^_^_^__p3 -1^- H- ^--h- pray, bo - som. I " V :i: pray, Let me lean. Let -^ me ■V- lean on on |; thv thv J. R. S. y. ^y. y. Tho" The' For Fold y, Place ■ 1 J •♦ ' 1 / 1 1 ^ n I ■ h > ' ^ m « — • — I ter ; oh, me, I al that lest I i me, of i i 1 — i— J J 1 ^ ^ • — ii— i= our, I on thy "■ " 'i# " 1 P *" 1/ ^ ^ tin- tin- LA -^_: LET ME LEAN ON THY BOSOM— Conthiued. JS ^ k N N • " f ^ u . i/ t u '^ ^li ^=^^fr^ I ^ '^ ^ bo - - 9om dear Sav - • - lour, I pray, bo - gom. I pray. Let me lean on thy bo • som, dear Saviour, I pray. 9^ rdMH^ r .-.- J^J ^^ I » •- -"^^ — p:i:j-=i^izi:pzTipz=:r — r — w=l 69 TAKE CHRIST AT HIS WORD. Grace Glenn W k \ James Holmes. V 1 ^ r P r P N n. N. ^ 1' P " K k. K JL k , " J - J n ^ !> 1 J \ d ^ \ ^ ^ fefc2-s-S= . y- -m^ > 1 ^ ^ — • — ¥ — z^'^fpLQ r 1 r ' ^ i^ '^ V I 1 I' t?n y L L V ^ r r 1 J y it' J \j ^ i^ 1^ • m EH^ :t^::f^ ihidv PJ^E^E^^^ S^ -i^-ft g^ j ;"'^ *- 3 «-!-• 9t^ say ; The safest of guides is our Sav-iour, true ; So is not whatev - er he bids us low ; The straight narrow way he has taugrht us, way ; That enters the portals immor - tal,— -P^ P-,^ « — • — * — *— * — t" p • • P P —P g -r-r Clio n us. 3ti: Wherever he leadeth the Sufficient for me or for We never need fear any Oh, trust him, and foi'.ow to S N S S SU^ It ^^ e-' t^-y— V— V— 1>^ way. you? more. - day. -P^P- i ■I — M: m: —I- i p~^-0- 9^te^. We'll fol - We'll follow. -•-_# P- EE low ne'll follow _^ # p. -+- the the —P- -P- Saviour By day and by night. We'll We'll ti it xT- H rTs i; &E^ 4=^ iS^ --?■ fol - - low follow, we'll follow the sav - iour, Ho leadeth * =3^ , P «_ IF right. -p- it± 70 T. N. TiPTOK. SHEPHERD OF ISRAEL. *^i^H J:J"Tj T^ fc=^:^3=J J. M. WlIYTH. 1. Thou Shepherd of Israel, a wand'rer behold, A wand'rer Imploringr thy 2. The voice of the tempter seemed sweet to iny ear ; Ah I why did I yield to his 3. Deceived by the light that but shines to be • tray, I smiled at the darkness, the 4. My Saviour I'm coming, in thee to a - bide. Ah ! wilt thou thine erring one ^^ -•_#-».*- f _«_i_#- r±r:=r=t±t -V—yi- t ?-H- :^- i -Sh ^=i: i 3^g ^ SI ^^^ ^i=ii -(- fa - vour ! Forlorn and pleading ; Now, homeless dan - ger ; A - las ! it cher- ish ? The temp - ter -0-r I'm seeking the fold To he leaveth me here; My hath lured me a - far from the way ; I'm be -gulled me a - way from thy side, And be - night - ed and friendless. ¥ ■iS- Jtjf- -4-- ' #. f t g^ m -• — #-T-* — = — 4 . 4- rest in the arms of my heart in its anguish is lost in the land of the now he hath left me to =|: :=!: -s»- ^-O- CHORUS. -*r^ -J— B. ^—^^ itr^uat — »i.-T-K fe-J- Si- >-g^- J Saviour. stranger' Shepherd of Israel have pity on me! per - ish. m T-@- ^—Jj-t-' i ^.,t^S\ji\^-tL0- ^s=m=$- -I- -0- —\ f--^^^ --it^ ^ v-^i ts — , i'^::=q: 4=i Take me I Oh, take me ! Tin coming to thee. To thine arms see the I ^ P^=P ± -Jr- t±t^--±. u- ■+- ■+- i --^ ^ ^ -+- :±:::q: ^- m N-^ •-.-a y-T- ^ ^ I lost one re - turn - ing ! Home to thy bosom, my Loi-d, let me flee. j^ — i — • • * » — p •__ -0 — •-■?— r f^- »..*-#— r -• P.'-# P-i. -.-^ WHTTH. ng thy to hia ness, the rinff one 5 m ^ -f- i To ; My ;rm And m on me ! ^ IP flee. =F Li/jsiK Edwards SAFE ON THE ROOK. ^ J. R. S -^-r 1. Safe on the Rock I have anchored, There will I 2. Safe on the Rock I have anchored, Je . su8 ia 3. Safe on the Rock in the des - ert, There I a f cling, mine, bide, -&r izdzizjS: ' h \r- :^ CHORUS. Safe on the rock I have anchored. There will #-T- -t ^ -H- I cling. "* — ^ I cling, Trust - ing i3 mine ; Strong ia a - bide ; Rock where -Si -#-j-<&- -i© — ' my the lone heart wa s -J-T-#- -0-}-4 5fe^ i my and ters Re deem • er, re joic • ing, re ■ fresh ing. 4-. ^- t-s^ ::-1= m There will I cling. Trust - ing a • lone my Fine. Kkv EU SeS Re - deem er, m^^ Glo - ry to Filled with hia Peace - ful • ly, ^ • 4'- him will I sing;' ful • ness divine ; te.. - der • ly glide; 9*^- :£ Eg ^■— — f-T-®-i r-s ^-M»- :^: Safe, tho' the waves of temp- Oh what in - ef - fa - ble Safe in the watch care of ^-- Glo ry to him will smg. hSI- -&- pi — ^- -si-t-# 3! ^? ^^=^ :l35t =?^ ta - tion Dark ■ ly splendour Breaks on Je - sus Hap - py may roll, my sight, and blest, 9^ -#_^ :t % Dark - ly may roll ; Safe where no Breaks on my sight ; Vi.s - ions of Hap • py and blest ; Safe on the -lO- t 1 »_!_ :^: f:£ ti: X J).C. ^ -«- e - vil home o bo - som V. can hann me, — Safe on the Rock of ver Jor - dan,— Vis - ions of ho - ly that loves me,— Now and for - ev - er my de ■ my soul. light. rest. I »-^-^ ;t_ f=5- y T» HAPPY NEWS. Mrs. Emma Pitt. (CHRISTMAS.) J. H. Tbnnit. ^m^^^n m i iSEl 1. Earth and sky with beau-ty teeming, Greet us on this ho • Jy day; 2, Wait - ing hearts shall catch the glo • ry, \V end ring lips the message tell, 8. Hap . py news let all be tell ing, Tid • ings glad we car • ol, too ; Lord of Lords, and King of glo • ry ! How we love his praise to sing ; f y ^^^^^^W-^ Heart and lips with Joy • ful beaming Meet us all a • long the way. Christ is born! oh, wond'rous sto ry, Heart and voice with rapture swell. May the might - y cho • rua swelling Pierce the darken'd a • ges through. Youth so ten - der, age so hoary. All may call the Saviour King =#: ^ H s -I©- 1^4 ^ ^^' t±=tl -^^—^- m CHORUS. :||: i ^^^ f -H- -»-=— J Hap • py news for ev' - ry na • tion ! Peal it forth from eea to sea I :i*«=t|: % m^^^m^^- --t mi Je - sus came and brought sal • va-tion,— Hap • py news for - ev - er • more ; tr- -V :tz=t H5>- ._J^ r- -i_x_, i I. Tennet. £1 ^1^ y day ; jfe tell, ol, too ; to sing ; -«-i- u sm > ^g . e way. e swell. IS through, ur King f m er • more ; i^ HAPPY NEWS— Cow=f^=iirl3 -r-t=-t±=^ d-^' Hear the sweet voice of A - bid - ing Love, Come and his prom-is-es ful - ly prove. Ye who are sorely by sin oppress'd. Ye who are weary and seekmg rest, o J Ye who are hardened and far a - way, ( Hear him so ten - der • ly plead to-day, . J Why will you die when there is yet room ? ■ ( Why will you perish in sight of home ? Come Come Come Come Come Come Come Come to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A* cross of cross of cross of cross of cross of cross of cross of cross of Je-sus. Je-sus. Je-sus. Je-sus. Je-sus. Je-sus. Je-sus. Je-sus. ^^^^3^^ ^— •— ^- pzqiiziipzip—i^. t V_-i, f± > — # . — _>. ;E!E£^:^E±fcE^ >— >- £5 ill lieaven. V— v^- f — rf— 1 1. A ransomed soul 2. A weep- injf sin 3. No news of pain 4. then to God » re • turns, iier lincels, or care, re • turn,— f ^^^^ The paths of sins for - sale - ing. The cliains of death are bro - ken. The Jas • per sea o'er-reachlng. Come bock and he for - (fiv - en, t 75 Anon. I 95 k fe?fcS^=Sz=i: -iS- t- :|z|: -H- ^ And while And soon But sweet And soon -i-r-l— his sad heart mourns, Tlie haips of Oocl are waking, his glad heart feels The Saviour's wel • come spoken. is eoh - oed there The con - trite heart's be-seech-ing. thy heart shall learn To know the Joj' of heav-en. 4 * BEtg ^^ 1 1 > m - ~o- - -«- ^ fi CHORUS. ^^^ ^^^^^S^^^^^ ^ ( All tlie gold-en bells are ring-ing, )_ . „ .. , _ . ^ , JAll the an -gel choirs are sing-ing, ) ^" "^"^ lov-mg an - gels say, ^ i t: -/-' ii '^ -3_ji_ -#-T- "There is Joy in heav'n to - day. There is joy, there is joj-, joy joy, to-day." J^JU'J^Jil i: i : i: i i t * j \ ^ T ^-T *—* '-T-i' — > — I __T__T — LLf P rzrg-rrgr I s^ :-t: 1 P fe PATRICK. I lieaven. m i - Ing, ) - ken, iching, iv - en, felEa ;3 iii els say, E?^' ^ ^ f )-day." 1 15 BEYOND. Anon. z^ W. J. K. 1. Beyond 2. A land 3. And Home 4. And while beyond thene chill whose liffht times when they stand ^P^iP^ i:^ ing winds and gloomy skies, Beyond death's cloudy is never diinm'd by shade, Whoso fields are ever a-down the western sky The fler • y sun -set a moment half a-Jar, Gleams from the in-iier 9i^;^sr^^^e3-= k •—#-•-#- trmi-ti-'f — s-f^ p^m L_,!C3 5,. -«- por - tal, There is a land ver • nal, Where noth • .Ing beau lin • gers. Its gold • en gates glo • ry Stream bright • ly through where beau - ty nev - er dies. And tl • ful can ev - er fade. But swing in - ward noise-less - ly, Un- the a - zure vault a - far. And ^ CHORUS. love becomes im ■ mor - tal. blooms for aye, e - ter • nal. locked by unseen fin - gers. half re • veal the stor - y. Oh, land un-known ; Oh, land of love divine ! Oh, land, oh, land unknown ; # — •-^ m^sm -&- ^ -tf-*^ •#■*•#- •#-*£ £ i$^ 5__a-'- ±=±±=1^ :£ I -S^^- f-"r-f-^- -o- i/— ^-v— ^- p V : ^. / J_j ^^^i^ -« "-T- 5 I -*-- >^g-T-< Fath-er all-wise, e - ter - nal, Guide, guide, oh, guide these wand'ring, . Guidet guide, oh. guide these wand'ring feet, these H h h Hr— ^^^ff=f ^^^ -^ ^ 1^ f ^^=^^ Vzdfcit £S i «a5 way-worn feet way-worn feet ^ /TV 3: of mine, To those sweet vales su - per • nal. of mine, <7\ - ^.-r—r-'-.-r m^^^^^^ I £i E I THE LIFE-GIVING FOUNTAIN. 1. Coino, oh, 2. Come, oh, 8. Coiiio, oh, 4. Fly, oh. mifi^ ^^^ W. J. K. I oonio to the fountain so free ; Why wilt thou thirnt on the come, art thou lontfiiiK 'or rest, Wca • ry und lad • en with come from tiiu glooiv and the night. Long thy worn spir • it op- fly to thy Sav • iour a • way, Break ev' • ry chain tiiat has J -f |iiZ3i=2El: \ \- — \- • — • — « — » — »■ ' #■ e=f: ^ mountain ? 8or • row? Eress • ing ; ound thee. l^^lpgl^^ «Sii Jo - 8U8, thy Saviour, is waiting for thee, Come to the life-giving Come, and this moment be hap -py and blest, Trust not the dawn 5( to- Come to the fountain tliat sparldcs witli liglit, Fountain of Joy and of Then will the arms of his mercy to • day Lov-ing - ly cir-cle a- # — # — # :f:: T^ f-r-r-r-h-^ CHORUS. y > n — 5 r Ui— szis — LZZ5 — 5. "T-j?- ^ — V- >— >- ? ^ ^ 3^S ^ -Sh foun - tain, mor - row. bless - ing. round thee. Haste, haste, to the foun - tain that Hows Haste, haste, haste. g^ T ±— f a t:^^^- * V. »^ ^ i -«- >=^- - pose, Drink of its wa - tcrs for - ev- er. # 0-^ — • - I > / - — C — jz: ^ IT n I £ §i -'. J. K. the with op- kt has tl "THE NEW SONG. *» H. I'OLLARD. ciiomrs. ^ ,s SOUTIIIRN Mv^LODT. jkzzi^^nU m ^^fc^iil^^ Wait lit • tie while, Then we'll eUxg the New Hong , l±=i ^m^i -^^ yzi -V- ^i m •Kiviitg All 5f tO- and of •tie a- 15 — 5IIIJ — «— flows ti - ful ^ zpizn m ^^-i—f- -TS fl- ^D Wait lit - tie while, Then we'll sing the New Song. li^^i^^^i :^ J5^ SfE^a 1. When the great Ju • bl - lee shall come, Then we'll sing 'the New Song; 8 » ^=?J 1^--- -•^-^-* f-# — ^ — #- ••- * -^ -^ -0-' £ '^fzi; P *=- -J-— ^ ^ — d -a- Knd with Chonia. K ^l^fe I 9i And Christ shall take his ransom'd home, Then we'll sine the New Song. :£ ^_.., 1-, 1 i— I 1 1 i t :3^E=3 bia! 2 When the long night of sin shall close. "Then we'll sing the New Song ; And life's fair day shall end our woes, Then we'll sing the New Song. 8 When the glad shout shall rend the sky, Then we'll sing the New Song ; ♦' O grave, where is thy victory?" Then we'll sing the New Song. 4 When sorrow, pain and death are o'er, Tl|en we'll sing the New Song ; And sighs and tears shall be no more, Then we'll sing the New Song. 5 When to the pearly gates we come, Tlien we'll sing the New Song ; When we have reached our blissful home. Then we'll sing the New Song. 6 When we shall tread Life's river brink, Then we'll sing the New Song ; And of those crystal waters drink, Then we'll sing the New Song. 7 Where all will be immortal, fair. There we'll sing the New Song ; When blood-washed robes are ours to wear, Then we'll sing the New Song. 78 Maria. k mm jpi THE DEAR ONES AT HOME. ^ S. W. Straub. — 1^ K — I — * ' — ^- 1^ S^ T^—^v ^ ■t^- 1. Remember the dear ones at home, Be true to the loved ones be 2. O think of the dear ones at home, Be • fore the red gob - let j'ou 3. Remember the dear ones at home. There's none jou wou'd torture or r= rs ^ jL- ^ fe ^i 1 i^i: 22: -^ — -T- m -G- ^^ It -^ A V -5*- .i.=J=±=^i=^ 9^^5 true, O while you are tempted by wron ■^ . ^ . ^* 2=^ ■w It- •# ■*■ :q-iiq: I i /TN & i -&- ^Eijii^Ei :M- •# -^^ 1 ^ shame ; Oh, think of the dear ones at home, And now from your drinking refrain, true ; Oh, think of the friends you may harm, Who're hopinsr and trusting in you. foam; C;-. glaxl-den the hearts that you love. Remember the dear ones at home. 3^ ? ^=^-^ 1 N*^ CHORUS. s tel a i 5 -i ■i^-t^ t: re ■ mem • ber, Re- 0— :^4^ Re - mem - ber, re • Tnem - ber. re - mem - ber, J»2 i Straub. i^H ines be let you rture or m ing for Iful niis- i\y may ^ lish a!id (wise be neath the I 1^ iq: 1-^ g refrain. if in you. it home. i. 1 i:t^ i p, Re ^ THE DEAR ONES AT BOmE—Contimied. m^^^^^^^A mem • ber the dear ones, The dear ones at home. Remember the dear ones at §JS gg=rztz^ t jt- f ^ :Pi ^ 1*:* S: *:*: ±-^j: E :|?=l?: Vz-^- |i*^ ! « I ^ — =«^-a- I PS home. Re - mem -I©-' — » — s -)- ber ^ the dear ones at home, at home. ^ K f: :i=^ ^V- I'M WITH THEE EVERY HOUR. Jno. R. Swenet. Vt— 1 ^- 1. I'm with thee every hour, 2. I'm with thee every hour, 3. I'm with thee every hour, 4. I'm with thee every hour, 5. I'm with thee every hour. My I I My word is am the liv ■ ing flesh is Thou wear - y. ev - er sure ; I'll liv - ing bread ; If wat - ers give ; Flee, meat indeed ; My la - den, come ! A £^ -#^* ■^m. ii -G — # ■•-s— f^ — S- ^ % ¥ y CHORUS. Sf j^. t ^-t^-| .LJ-j-,1 ^^M -*— #- cleanse thee by my power.And keep thee always pure. thou but test its power, Thou art for-ev-er fe( then,tofaith'8Btron^tower,Stoop, thou, and drink and live. I'm with thee, I'm with thee ! Thy blood's all cleansing power, Is suited to all need, mansion is thy dower, My Father's house is home. &^ V— W — 1/ ^=i f i -0^ Si^^f^ 1= •t/-k-i/-^ «-T-e f=5=5^ ►7^ r '^^^i ^ ♦-i- -&- -G~ \ nev - er failing friend ; Lo 1 I am with thee always, Un • to the end. ^3M-i M M M ^UMM^ tk 80 MAKE ME A WORKER FOR JESUS. Eben E. Rexford. Mxrk 13 : 34. T. C. O'Kane. n ilf ^ S k. K L ^c f ' '^ 1 ^ r^ ■ ^ ■ w r ^ ^ ■> :v •f J J M w ^^ u a , ' M '1 ^ "4 ■• / 4 4 •■'""" M 4 ' K "mm «^ ^ fi S 1 « 4 • J 1. Make me 2. Let me 3. Let me 4. Make me 'L JJ- MM -•■-#■* a work ■ er f'^'r be brave in the go out to the a work - er for Je - BUS, Steadfast conflict. Read - y harvest. Faith - ful Je - SU8, Trust-ing and to -ly him ear-nest go where do - ing nev - er and he my in rv"? i+r III --# — #— I'lfurlii *f M M m -^ ft fi ' 'j 'j ' 1 1 *t b.. ^ ^ ^ — '0 fk — kL _^_!_^ / / i/ -> — '>— -^ - :« J -I- ^Efe 3: — I- -0- t true ; needs, part, vain. Will - ing to work for Sow - ing good seed for Gatii - er ■ ing sheaves for Glad if I l)ind for the the the the Mas - ter, bar - vest, glean- ing, Mas - ter t* m -h- ^ -/- ■T" CHORUS. What he would have .='is to do. Pluck - ing up bri - ars and weeds. Stead - fast of pur-pose and heart. Sheaves of God's beau - ti - ful grain. Make me a work - er for 81 pi ^n S '^ — see lit n dai glc i^ t m 5sE 81 TALKING WITH JESUS. 'Kane. and he my in — >- ir for X- But i^ P5 le. ^ SzdE li^ IimAtc 24 : 32. Asa Hull. ^-=; I — a- ft-^-)55n -H ^<-| ■ 1. A lit - tie talk with Je - sus, How it smootha the rugged road ; How it 2. I know the way is dreary, To that bright and happy clime ; But a 3. Ah, what I now am wanting, Is his love-ly face to see ; And I'm 4. I'll tell him I am wea • ry, And I fain would be at rest ; That I'm 5. I'll wait a lit • tie long • er,— Till his own appointed time ; And will 4-^ '^ 1^-T Jl r=F^ :ji: -5— «^«- ^!=5^=#= ±1=^ -0 — 9- -•-i-»- Pi eeema to help me onward, When I faint beneath my load. When my heart is crushed with lit - tie talk with Je - sus Will refresh me an - y time. And as yet the more I not afraid to say it. That I know he wantinof me ; He is al ■ to - geth-er dai • ly, hour ■ ly long-ing For a home upon his breast. Once he gave his life a glo • ry in the knowledge Of a prospect so sublime. Then, when in my Father's ^_iL_fI_^ M-'^-j — H 1 — r-f 1 — I 1 1 ^ — p— ^-* * -T" / ' f " f — •"" " -p— p- eK .£ ^r^ii i>_i -0-0—^- V— i>^- '^^^t^^^ it^j-l I -«- fe-zNzi^- :#— i f^^f sorrow. And my eyes with tears are dim. There is naught can yield me comfort, Like a know him. And his mercy I explore. On • ly prompts my heart to longing For a lovel}'. No one can with him compare, He's the chief among ten thousand. And the ransom, Nosv he wants fme all his o^'n. Can he now forget his promise. And re- dwelling. Where the many " mansion.; " re, I will sweetly talk with Jesus, And will -P- ■0-' -^ M » D.S. There is naught can yield me comfort, Like a Fine. CHORUS. D.S. Mi. i.i« *.«ii.. .*.:i-u u:.-.-. ^ lit - tie talk with him. lit - tie talk the more, fair-est of the fair, jecthis purchased one. dwell forever there.— A lit - tie talk with Jesus, How it smooths the rugged road ; f ^ I*"" ^ i4*l 0J- :^=^ y/. r P_^_Lp-iA little talk with Ood. ^ r-^Tr ^^^ t^'T jt: .J «-«H-# ttz iM^- i 8^ OH, 'TIS WONDERFUL 1 I. I. Lbslib. F. A. Blacrmkr. i^^^M^\frp§ b s^^ ^ ^E 1. When I was fnr a • way and lost, Oh, 'tis won • der - ful ! 2. I once was blind, but now I see j Oh, 'tis won - der • ful! 3. My guilt was all I had to bring; Oh, tis won - der • lull 4. This great sal • va • tion all may share : Oh, 'tis won - der - ful ! 5. Ck)me, sin - ner, now, and seek his grace ; Oh, tis won - der - ful ! •0-' ■•■ -^ ^5 3^z«=r U -F 1 F- ;^ eE ^^ V-J^ 3E ^ 't b That I was saved at such a cost 1 Oh I 'tis Was bound by sin but now am free ; Oh ! 'tis Yet I was miide his love to sing ; Oh 1 'tis Thro' - out the world the mea-sage bear ; Oh ! 'tis And find in him a rest • ing place ; Oh ! 'tis won • der won - der won - der won - der won • dor ful! ful! ful! ful! ful! Pi^PSEfe^ifeE^ EE 1= f l!;=t? -?— tr-^ ;l CHORUS. 5=F=f :i: I ^ — f — * ^-^ - ^ < jg ^-^=tj — b — b — >^ '■ 1 Oh, 'tis won der ful! Oh, 'tis won - der ful! '/T\ m, SEE ^^Ej=^ =^ ^ ■•- ■•" •«- 1 ■•• £ i '-S=^^~i- j~vr7' g ! " That Je - sus gave his life ior me ! Oh, 'tis won - der • ful 1 «3 1 i ^^ ^- \ Thri « (Stor ^'\ Stil o (No'e **• ■( Safe 9^ fcd datioi on tl Lord m^ :i=^ ev ^ m trea •J'L MIL tl: ^^ ev 1?Z I ^ fi^ TEF. FOUNDATION-b'iONE. '^.t'kV Tmnton. T. C. O'Kanh. f Be - hold, Thrice blest Storms may Still it stone they rise, re • mains, a are a Ne'er shall the gates Safe • ly they dwell, m Zi - on laid, A tried, a sure foun whose hopes are staid Up- [Omit .... and tem- pests blow, And beat with fu - ry tho' waves o'er - flow, Un- (Omit . . . '. of hell pre - vail, O'er those who in the tho' foes as - sail. For- [Omit .... mm ± r-5 I ^ 5 ^ CHORUS. ^^J4^%#=J^ dation stone ; on this rock, Lord a - bide, ■m — # -<»- on this base, mov'd amid ev - er near and this a - lone, the fiercest shock, the Saviour's side. :^ 5tz5ti ^ stq Some build their hopes on the m -♦ — - ■^ ^ -^ :^=-^ X' ev • er m drift - ing sand, Some on their fame, or -h t ^ t f^ their fe^^fe^^^^I^ m m^ 1^ treasure, -H- -»- or I 1^ their land. Mine's oii Rock that ^iS ^=^fc^ for- ^-- Al 4^ ^ i -#-^- cv • er ^: -^^ ♦ * »-"*t I will stand, Je - sua the "Rock of A ^ i^ H- ges. 84 THE HOME THAT USED TO BE„ Words by Rev. H. Tavlor. Arr. from an EnKlish air by J. B. Herbert. :^ x^=?c =^ V # — #- -V— i^ 1. 1 re-mcm-ber well a cottage, With its roses climbing o'er, And the 2. Oh, a cloud shut out the sunshine, And the roses faded lay ! And the 3. Oh, I've fal - len and I've suf - fer'd. But my heart it still will hope, That the SE a h fc : birdies in the orchard. And the sunshine ^ at the door ; And the cheerful hearthstone music, Sobbing, wailing died a - way ; As the Saviour he will help nie. And the golden gate will ope ; For the l||^ 5 N— HS — iV ^f53 -f- -h lit - tie blue-eyed prattlers, And the wife so dear to me ; Oh, the serpent came to E - den, So the tempter came to me, And he sake of wife and children, If the Lord be good to me, I'll Kit. ^ -A -+- — h ^ -=N »-— iV ^T^ t = moments drove me bring the CHORUS. I ran like mu - sic, In the home that used to from my heav • en, In the home that used to gladness' back a - G'^in, To the home that used to be 1 ber be! _^ r^lrJ-^ -!- V- t-l-#- rl_ tt :p=t t. S 85 ife Tt^-^ J lit m4 -^9- i -a- t shadows '"; 11 where sunshine used to Vail so warm and free ! My fall so warm and free ! S il^^^ p ^.i==iip±=± W-^ g » t-i P=5- IS heart is It full % fim- -«T of ^v care 3 s s s -V— »»- can on • ly breathe a pray'r. That Eff I h air Herbert. -V— B^- , And the And the , That the id the 3 the )r the -+- h, the nd he I'll ^ be ! o be I o be I. -0- -0 — J le ! And N fc^ free ! My ^#- •r, That es THE HOMH THAT USED TO "SK— Continued. -^—V—f" — ^ — n — -H^- — V- /Ov R^t e dim. /T\ ?fe^^^ i ^ =1 = — € — -i' r— :fe: R^ =;? -\ t"1~H ^mi_(^« = — — « — t ^ '~^ -g . J: — i^- -^— 1— H God may give -t- _+. me back f: a - gain, The B ^- • home that used 1 ^ ' -# f • to be. ^ • 71 J-\^^^- ;_ V / -^^ J_|iiz=j3 L-V 1< =5J— r-: 85 SAFE IN THY ARMS. Geo. Cooper. H. Millard. 1. Safe 2. Safe 3. Safe 4. Safe O Saviour dear and blest ! thy loving jmile shall be dear balm for earth - ly woe ! Oh, joy - ful thought each hour ! Pi^ *=p: ±2 EE How sure the My sunlight, Joy of my Oh, bliss -ful s t -V- =j: -0 — a- T s refuge, sweet the perfect rest ! Je -BUS, thro' e - ter - ni - ty ! pathway while I plod be - Ionv ! ha - ven when earth-tempests lower ! 7 ^ 7 #T-* S m^ c No ills that No oth - er Die far a - Sill onward -i^— #^ meet us here, no storm, no hope have I, no oth - er way the storms that round me guide us, Saviour kind and .^ .#. ^ #. -V — ' -tuSz i i ri J= 5 s-fj tf- :5:±~=f: =y care, stay, beat, blest, P -\ ^\ 7 'O To ^ Saviour mine, can ev - er find Saviour, lead me nearer ev' Saviour mine, whilst thou dost guide yonder home of sweet e • ter us ry my nrl :t V- ^^ there ! day! feet! rest! jj ' #- -h^l- 86 DAYBREAK Amnih Hbbbbrt. F. A. Blackmhb. 1. When the clouda have left the hill-tops, And the 2. When the dark - ness rolls from ocean, And the 3. When the pain and wasting fever. And the 4. When the graves of earth are opened, And the 6. When the Ci - ty, grand, e - ter - nal, Shall de beau • ty of the day light beams brightly o'er thou -sand ilia of life, fair, lov'd fomis a ■ rise, scend, 'mid clouds of light. tAi-fe ->—'>- W- m ^ tk ^ ^EEl it=S R- ^*- -#-»t -(9- Gleams a - long thro' golden portals, Melting all the mists a - way, Ev' - ry wave and foaming billow. Dashing 'gainst this mor - tal shore, All are healed by one Phy - si - cian, Alid for - ev - er hushed the strife. Springing up from dust - y chambers, Soaring upward to the skies. And the King bids saints to en ■ ter Mansions filled with ho - ly light, 1*^ i g- *- I i?: ^• tiz-r^. ^^ I ^ Then no more will shadows darken, Till the way we cannot see — Then the heart will sing with raptuiv. And the voice break forth in praise Then sweet peace and ho - ly comfort Will possess the inmost soul. Then sweet waves of thrilling mu - sic Will entrance the listening ear. Then the life - work of all a - ges Will receive a just re • ward, t: tit: t. ^ • I ^ _• i^^_ lA i^^ ^ ^ ^^-^ t f=f i-h Oh, for Thee our hearts are yearning, Glory of e • ter - ni - ty. To the God that rules the tempest: "Just and true are all thy ways." For the wea - ry, home-sick pilgrim Will have reached the long'd-for goal. " Like the sound of man - y waters," Murmuring gent - ly, soft and clear. Home with Je • sus, sweet rest given. In the king - dom of our Lord jt-i! b->-^Mg: t >-i-^— ^— 5^-4*'— y #— » 5:d? C-^ M. £* I^ i w^ Tfc ill te m. \~^ ^M ■^ • 1 ^ X • DAYBREAK— Continued. ^-^ 2Z2 i-^9 IJi -fe- M: -*— !» b #— «- #:r4 h-rh _______ :S:: -«^-^ Oh, for Thee our hearts are yearnin«, Olory of e • tor • ni - ty. To the God that rules the tempest : "Just and true are all thy ways." For the wea • ry, homesick pilgrim Will have reached the loiig'd-for goal. •'Lilcetlie sound of man - y waters," Murmuring gent - ly, soft and clear. Homo with Je - sus, sweet rest given, In the king - dom of our Lord. ^ftg ^gi^^ iSai^ CHORUS. -\y N-j^ Oh, the Joy, that day sliall bring, Oh, the songs we tlit;n shall Oh, the joy that day shall bring, Oh, the songs ^ &^ m ^g^ EE ■^-7•■^ ■k 2=:i: fc^T «^« d 9 ' 9- ^ ^S "b f 4r^ 3^ 0> — 0-- sing, When the clouds of earth have lifted. And the we then shall sing, When the clouds t=f=^ T ' T , p ^ES^EE^^^i ^^ -1^1 — a— -^'^L--^, rp-r» 1- StlE f ::«i::: ^ i-^-*^ -r-jl- mists have cleared away ; When the clouds of earth have And the mists have cleared away ; ^^i :t2; 0^ .fL-^ y ^ ^ '^n ■f-'-0- ♦••■♦• 1^ m^ y*; g ^—»-^-^ y^a fe I :£ =1?: s-s — »- f=3^F^^^ ^ PS -3: a - way. lift • ed. And the mists have cleared have cleared a - way. J f : f zyf'-f -t— f :^: i 81 COME TO ME, SAVIOUR. M. P. A, CRo?rw«. Frank M. Davis. ^i^S^lpppi^ 1. Come to tno, Saviour, come, now in my pricf ; Thy tender presence is sweetest re- 2. Come to me, Saviour, for darl< is tlie iiif,'lit ; V.vmly I seek for some star's feeble 3. Come with the brightness that beams in thy face ; Come with the smiles of thy mcrcj*- and z:ttp-±p H U ' • ^ t/-v-y— t^- l^^^a^E^-i^E :l J "^ ^^ lief ; Thy heart hath known all the light ; O - jien my eyes to be • grace ; Come, and with footsteps as anguish I feel, hold at my side, si - lent and fleet, Thy love a- Jo - sua my Morning shall m ^ ^ ep-^ i :(= |^^z| E^ it=t CHORUS. £ lESE^i^ -^-> ±: 5:* lone all that anguish can heal. Sa - viour, my God and my Guide, come with thy beau - ti - ful feet. m a=i=t Come to me, Saviour, ^ 5=t: ir t -+- *3^ ^f^=f=T*i l^^^g ^ > y ^^ come to me, ^ N N 'f liizzqiTzir ■;/— V -A ^ ~h ^ h ^> ^ E^fefe =3^6^ Ei3^ S Saviour, Thy heart bath known all the f :=1^ :#=^:* anguish I :y~' g-jL-V feel ; Come to me, I 1 — I ?^ -h f r r V' ?5 -M^- ^^= -^: istiz: Saviour, come to me, Saviour, Thy love a - lone all that anguish can heal. t r. r -t--- t f=F^ 9 — f - p=--^r^ t?-ir-u- . Davis. test re- •'8 feeble ercy and ^—0- v -v — I ^ 16 a- is my ■ shall » •- 7—7- * — d- to me, N N 1 1 tl K > i^ to me, N S — -# - 1 /— -^ -Shj I heal. 88 COME TO THE FOUNTAIN. Words arranged. ^^1-^^^^^ S. J. RORHON. -N-- E 1. Oh, come to 2. The Fount which 3. Oh, come to 4. Oh, come to 5^ '^ the fountain a - bove thee the foun-tuin the foun-tain ^m i :^ m when niorn-in^' is brcakinjf, And in frcsh-ness is i^iiHh-iii;,', la at noon • tide, while bear-inj,' The if guilt should dis • tress thee ; 'Twas Pii It^tEE :=% t: iLjlJL^ g zz;==gz=£ ^; life all Je - 8U8, bur-den opened around thee is up on the win(? ; Oh, come, quench thy thirst up- the giv-er of life and of truth; While oth-ers to ru - in so and heat of life's wear • i - some day ; For Je - 8U8 will les-sen tliem on purpose for sin-ners like thee ; Here Je - sua himself will in .6!/ ^ on thy first waking, mad-ly are rushing, both by still sharing pit - y address thee #. -ft.' .^ 4L _ At heaven's own pure, in • ex • haus ■ ti - ble Oh, give thou to him the first love of thy Each trouble and sor - row thou meet'st by the : " Ye poor, heav - y la - den ones, come uu - to T^rf-f: ^ t ■^*—*- fe lit ^- ;?^]^^ I spriiii,'. youtli. way. me. i9- CHORUS. m ^■ i^Et r s > ._bL 5 4 9^ Come to the foun ■ tain, the ev ■ er - flow - inc foun - tain, ■*■•■*■*■ ....*■*■ t t^ -»- : i — r 1st time. 'i m —9 ^"i--* #- Come, for 'tis flow I t ^ r =1: ^- 2nd time. J -s- m ing still ; Come, who - so - e^■ er ±—% — ii: will. -G- m ^A IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET {MT-3) IX) I I.I 11.25 iti 12.8 12.5 mm ^ ML, 12.0 22 I U 11.6 Hiotographic Sciences Corporation 73 WEST MAIN STtlEET WEBSTER, N.Y. 14580 (716) S73-4503 <- ^ A' fe /. J ^ z ^%^ f/. ,\ iV #v 'i^' ^ .^ o'^ ^' '. NEARER, YET NEARER. A. S. KiEFFm. *--,■ 1 ? I j Near • er, yet near - er, My God, to thee, ) anw *• j Dear - er, yet dear • er, Thou art to me ; ) °°" g J Pur - er, yet pur - er, I long to be, \ jj.,,, •^ t Sur - er, yet sur • er, My God of thee ; f °"" g J High- er, yet high- er. Out of the night, ) qxih ''•■(Near-er, yet near - er The throne of white, ]" ''"" ^ hop*ing, trust • ing, hop-ing, pray • ing, ris - ing high - er, aartiH^ i F nf f;^ fczztii ?fc i I: ? i^ i ^ M Ev • er Ev - er Near - er 4t to to be, be. ^ l^EBt f the light, ^ Near-er, Near-er, Near-er, f i my Sav - iour, still near - er, still near - er. f i Near-er to thee. My God to thee. The throne of white. t=^^. t t==t: ^j- 2: 91 HARK 1 THERE COMES A WHISPER. Fannt J. Crosby. Prov. 23:26. W. H. DOANB. m^l^nim-^^ m^ ^ 1. Hark 1 there comes a whisper 2. With that voice so gen-tle, 8. Wouldst thou find a reNuge 4. At the cross of Je - sus Stealing on Dost thou hear For thy soul Let thy bur - k&i--5 =:£ j/—^ I f sJ- thine ear; 'TIS the Saviour him say, Tell me all thy oppressed? Je • sus kind-ly den fall. While he gent-ly is I i « "7 call-ing. Soft, /T\ ^^ F^ REFRAIN. v-^ m^^m f •V k»- '3 ^ soft and clear, sorrows. Come, come a • way ? answers, I am thy rest, whispers, I'll bear it all ^±f IIO fe-K i Give thy heart to me. Once I died for s M^u-h^^^^mm^ ^ i thee; ^^m Just now, S N S -^ ^ y-T-y Hark ! hirk ! ±-r ^5 — thy Saviour calls, Come, sin-ner, come. I ^ oome, » ♦ P U b vl:/ '^ ^S/ I il Wm. B. Blakb. ^m RINO THE BELLS. J. H. Trnnet. 1^ fc: ^=f ^ 1. Ring the bella of heav'n to • day, let the glad, glad strain Of re- 2. Ring the bells of heav'n to • day, while the an - gels throng Round the 3. Ring the bells of heav'n to • day ! ev - er • last • ing praise Be to u mi #-— I E f^p^^^ -h r=f^=r t t: 9 • m I 1^ J 5t=it joic - ing por • tals God's ev j: — 4i — i" i i . and praise be • gin, O'er the wan • der • er's re • turn of mer - cy's door ; And the Fath - er takes his hand, er bless • eid Son, Who has bought us with his blood, ^ ^3^ ^ t t -P- "T=f m £ 1/ i r=r 1^ m ^^=$=9 i m-h-^=^= ^ ? to his Fa - ther's house, From the bleak, drear • y plains of sin. bids him wel • come in. To go out from the fold no more, made us heirs of Ood, And pre-pared for our rest a home. i9-^ E CHORUS. m -^—^- ^m ^ ^^ i—r:--t=i Ring the bells of heav'n to • day, Chant re-demp-tion's ho • ly song, j^=^=±=2i :g= -/S_i_#_^itv H»- ^3^3 ifefefe Touch your harps in the {nighty strain, For the wand'ring feet have turned H-ur |.^ E^ S #-T-(=- -?--a--it i v; 4f Tbnnet. I or re- ound the Be to S IP J - turn 8 hand, 8 blood, 9 P sin. more, home. t y songr. m i 4 turned i I RINO THE BELLS— <7 My precious Bible 7 Make me a worker for Jesus 80' Nearer, yet nearer j 90- One thing thou lackest 82 On what are you building? 50 Oh, 'tis wonderful ! 82 Ring on, sweet bells 80' Ring the bells 92 Sailing o'er the sea 1 Singing all the day 3 Seeking for me. 54 Sing me a song of that land 58 Some one knocking 60- Since I've trusted him 65 Shepherd of Israel 70- Safe on the rock 71 Safe in thy arms 8& There's salvation in the blood 6 This is why I love my Jesus & Tell it to Jesus 1& The blessed feast 20 The Lord is my light 26 Take me as I am 31 The King's highway 34 The voice of Jesus 36 The fulness of blessing 38- The love of Jesus. 42 The door of God's mercy is open 45 The love of Christ 52 They are coming to the Saviour.'. 5& Tell it again 56 The shining shore : 57 There is pardon for you 5^ There's a heaven for you 63 Take Christ at his word 69^ The life-giving fountain 76 The new song 77 The dear ones at home 78. Talking with Jesus 81 The foundation-stone 83- The home that used tobe 84 When the harvest is past 5 Will you be washed in the blood? IS Whowillhear? 18 We will have a happy time , 3& What a reaping there will be 40 We'll meet in glory there &!► 7 80' 90' 82 50 82. 80' 02 1 3 54 68 60 65 7a 71 8& 6 , & . 15 20 . 26 , 31 . 34 . 86 . 38- . 42 . 46 . 52 . 63 . 66- . 67 . 6» . 63 . 69- . 76 . 77 . 78. . 81 . 83 ,. 84 ,. 6 .. 13 .. 18 .. 3& ,. 40^ .. 65>