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EDITED BY 
 FEV, W.B.AFFLECK. 
 
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MATCHLESS GEMS ? STIRRING SOSG 
 
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 PUBLIC AND SOCIAL GATHERINGS, SCHOOLS. 
 
 v.ONVEi\TIONS, AND CAMP MKI:TINGS. 
 
 Edited BY REV. ^V. B. AFFLECK. 
 
 ' Tliough life's changes tear us f,„,„ kin.Ircl and homo, 
 And the wild (iiean hear ii.s in far lands to roam, 
 E'en o'er tlio i.mud waters we'll nobly decide 
 That Tkjmpkkame shall guard us, ]{eli(uon shall guide' 
 
 TORONTO: 
 ADAM MILLER & CO., 11 WELLINGTON STREET WEST. 
 
 MDCt'CLXXVlI. 
 
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 Kiiterod according to Act of Parliniuciit of Cniiiidn, in tlip year 1H77, l.y 
 
 APAM MIM^KH A- CO, 
 
 lu the Office of the Minister of AgricuUnrc. 
 
PREFACE 
 
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 ^^ MON'G our earliest recollections of Public Meeting; attractions and successes are associated fine, liearty, 
 '"'^ and soul-stirrinj; Temperance song, with its fascinating intluence on the congregation's mind and 
 
 ■'^^ heart. 
 
 Many of the melodies first used in our campaigning prematurely passed from serviceable use, and veter.ui 
 standard bearers often encjuired for the grand old songs which gave them inspiration in days and conflicts never t(i 
 be forgotten. 
 
 We have sought out those Stirring Songs and, witii many Matciii.iss Gi:ms of modern production, herein 
 publish them, in hope that they will hasten the desired day of Universal Prohibition and Piety. 
 
 While this book claims to be Peerless for use in Public and Social Meetings, and the Home Circle, . A'illalso 
 l)e found a valuable auxili.iry in Sunday Schools and other kindred ir.stitutions for the educating, protecting and 
 saving of our hopeful youth. 
 
 Contributions, in Woids and Music, have been secured lor this book from some of the most talented and 
 popular composers, whose names are fragrant the wide world over; and, while we sincerely thank them, we also 
 pray for God's blessing upon their beautiful productions, that solace may be carried to thousands of hearts that 
 now ache and bleed because of sorrow and sin, chiefly drink-caused. 
 
 Thanking God that a better day is coming, we send forth this little song-messenger to accelerate its 
 dawning. 
 
 W. B, AFFLtOK 
 
 Toronto, jfuiic, 1S77. 
 
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 Sao Ni'.' yon liounie liairn, \vi' hi» lion - nic .sun - ny Iirno, And liear how lilythu he lilts the sang, we're a' tee-tot - 'lers noo. 
 All' IKK. when hegaes hanie, oil hi.s uo - gie's aye sae foil — Oh he weel may laugh, an' loup an' sing, wo'ro a' tee-tot - 'lers noo. 
 
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 rs miO" sjiic wi'rea" tee-tot-'lers noo ; As ho lilts au'dan-cesdoun the lane 
 
 oh: we're a' tee-tot-'lers noo- sj lie we're a" tee-tot-'lers noo ; As ho lilts au'dan-cesdoun the lane-we' re a' tee-tot-'lers noo, 
 
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 :t oh, his faitlicr :>n<'i'Kpeiit a' his gear, ami iniiurt na wife an' bairns, 
 lint noo thcy'ri' a' I'aitli Mitlie an' liein, for they get a' he earns. 
 There's a ha)) for lika li.iirn, an' a spoon f<ir ilUa mou' ; 
 Nae wun'er that wi'i- la Idie siii<.'.s. we're a' teetot'lers uoo. 
 
 Oh ! we're a' teetot'lors noo, &e. 
 
 4 Come ye who sootl' an' sneer at ns, an' think yij're no to Maine, 
 <iae look on that wee lilithesonie iiaiiii, an' gaii ye to his hanie ; 
 Then come and join our cause, an' I'm sure ye'll never rue. 
 If yemak' some drunkard's bairiiiej-ing— we're a' teetot'lers noo. 
 Oh ! we're a' teetot'lers noo ; oh I we're a^ teetot'lers noo — 
 If you mak' some driiukard's bairnie sing we're a' teetot'lers noo. 
 
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 .ut'lera noo. 
 era uoo — 
 etot'lera uoo. 
 
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 '■ 0, stay," the maiden said " anil rest " 
 Thy weary head upon this lireast,' 
 A tear stood in his l)right Miie eye. 
 But still he answered with a sigh - 
 
 Kxcelsior ! 
 
 " Heware the pine tree's withered hiaiicli, 
 I'lcwaie the awful a\ lanehe." 
 Tills was the jieasaiit's !ast good night. 
 A voice replied far uy the height — 
 
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 I A travcliei', hy the faithful hound. 
 Half 1)111 led ill the snow was found, 
 Still grasping in his hand of ice, 
 That liannci- witii the stian^^e ihivice, 
 
 Kxcelsior ! 
 
 There in the twiliglil lold and gray, 
 IJfeless. Iiut licaiiliful lie lav. 
 .And fiiiiii the sky sni iic and fair, 
 A voice fell like a falling star — 
 
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8 
 
 1871. 
 
 J, ik Stipplinnthj. 
 
 SHOW ME THY WAY. 
 
 (Ex. :«, 13.) 
 
 Words and Music by .Tas. Law.«;os, Malloiytown, O. 
 
 
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 1. O, show inc now thy way ! My way is dark, 1 can - not see, (), lor a ray of 
 
 2. O, show me now thy way ! Dark clouds are ris - ing, and I fear As I he - hold thcni 
 
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 O, Sav - iour, drive tlie 
 
 ilii'er - mj,' ray, 
 clouds a way. 
 
 And 
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 ;i. (>, siiiiw me now Thy "ay ! 
 
 Hiijif ciu'niiea lieset nie rouiul, 
 I daily walk mi liostilo ground ; 
 (), ilri\c the iniiMsti-rs (iirci^ away. 
 And Bhow nie now Thy way. 
 
 ■I. O, show me now Thy way ! 
 
 My faU'rin_<; steps are t<low and weak, 
 'i'hy helii. (> Lord, I fain would .seek ; 
 He Thou my strong sui<[)ort and stay, 
 And show me now 'J'hy way, 
 
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 show 
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 mo now Thy way. 
 ine now Thy way. 
 
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 T). <», show me now Thy way ! 
 He!|) me my duty to fulfil, 
 To know and do Thy gr.icioas will, 
 
 Anil grant that I may never si ray, 
 
 Or wander from Thy way. 
 
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 LOVE AT HOME. 
 
 
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 1. Tlion; is hciiu- ty all iv-rouml, Wlu'ii tlu.'i-f'H lovi- at. lioiiu! ; Tlicre is joy in i'\ ■ 'ly somiil, Wlu'iitlicif's l(i\(;it Ilhih- 
 
 2. In the C()t-tai,'e there is joy, When tlure's love at hinii(> ; Hate ami en - vy ne'er an - imy. When there's love at ln'me. 
 X Kind - ly heaven smiles a-bove, When there's love at h<>in«! ; All the earth is lilleil with love, U'heii therti's love at home. 
 
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 lVa:,e ami plen-ty here abiile, Smil-ing sweet on ev - 'ry siile. Time doth softly, sweetly j^dide, When there's lo' e at home. 
 H(i - se.i hlos-soin 'neath our feet, All theearth'sa garden sweet. Making life a hliss eomplete. When there':, love at home. 
 Sweeter sings the lirookdet liy. Brighter beams the a - x.ure sky ; Oh 1 there's (hie who smiles on lli^d^, Wlen there's l.ne at home. 
 
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 Love at home, 
 
 
 Love at home ; 
 
 Time doth soft - ly, sweet - Ij' glide. When there's love .at 
 
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 Imiiiio ; As Hhe saii^, a smile a'eriiprcad Checks uf rn - sy 
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 O. «a - ter ! I!rii;ht wa - ter ! Bonn - ti - ful anil free, Pur - er than the swoct - est nee -tar, 
 
 le the ilriiik for 
 
 
 2. " .\li''9 a foe— fills with woe 
 
 ■Many a lowly cot ; 
 Tli'ise who love it do not know 
 
 Onr must happy lot." 
 As 9lu' sang still her son){, 
 
 S'lHii she reached a rill, 
 Kiii.'ele I the daisied irrass among. 
 
 There Iut jui,' In fill — O, water, &c. 
 
 Near the stream a eare worn man 
 
 Had laid him down to rest ; 
 Many a weary siijh ascended 
 
 From his acliin,' breast 
 He to vile tlriinkenmss 
 
 Was a wretched slave, 
 Well ho knew his course must lea I 
 
 To ruin and the grave —O, water. d(C 
 
 4 And he heard every word, 
 
 Sini^' s>> bweetly still. 
 As she tarried fur the pitcher 
 
 At the sparkling rill. 
 Then he said to tlie maid, 
 
 Sini,'in|; in her );lce, 
 "O that water, precious water 
 
 Had sulliceJ fur me !"— O, water, 4o. 
 
THE DRUNKARD'S WIFE. 
 
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 AuliANtil.!) Sl'F.CIAI.l.V KOIt THIS BdOK. 
 
 Soft - ly the drunkard's wife breathes forth her pray'r, 
 He with the re - vel - lera iner - ri - ly sung, 
 
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 Sad - ly her lio - soiii hcavi's, wild \\ illnlcs - jiair ; Say - inu 
 Wild - Iv he raiscil his vciin: niad-lv in soni; ; She in 
 
 
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 tliee I pine, mourning a-lonc — Wan-der - er, wan-der - er, come to thy home." 
 mouru-ing oue blend-ed her tone-" Wau-der-er, wan-der - er. eome to thy home." 
 
 
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 Joy and love onward move 
 
 In our .social band, 
 -And like two guardian angels bless 
 
 Our'jtrogres.s through the land, 
 Wine shall not inllame our blood 
 
 Nor brandy Hre our braiu, 
 Yet we have blithe and merry hearts 
 
 And love the joyous strain. 
 
 Cheer awivy, cheer away, 
 
 Join the choral glee, 
 I'll sing for you, 1 11 play for you, 
 
 A Tenip'rance Melody, 
 
 JOY AND LOVE. 
 
 Fathers laugh, mothers (|uatr 
 
 IJight good cups of tea, 
 Their children too are joined with them, 
 
 Ijong may they happy be : 
 Scenes like these are truly g<iod, 
 
 Wherever they are found ; 
 May Hntain's towns and villages 
 
 All, all with sucli abound. -('/(oy/f.s. 
 
 Ladies kind, yoi will lind. 
 
 Well we wisli to you, 
 The TeniperauLO men have iio.irts to feel. 
 
 Which beat iioth warm and true. 
 Tun*-" Nkllib Blt," page 10. 
 
 Hark ! 'tis her iiusband's voice rin^s in her car I 
 Set; how the up-turn'd cy(^ units wi.li the tear ! 
 " Wife of my Imsom I .sec, licit' 1 am come, 
 Conu;, likt! a wanderer, back to my home." 
 
 Brightly the druukard'.s home shims in tiic ray 
 .Sweetly the drunkard's wit'c smilcth to-day ; 
 Drunkard no longer, her husband is come. 
 Happii\ess, ha|)piness brightens their liome. 
 
 'Tis for you we undertake 
 
 Blessings to provide, 
 You'll think of us when your i.'ood nu-'U 
 
 .\re singing by yuiir side, -i'lionis. 
 
 Blithely all hear our call, 
 
 Join our ranks tu-day ; 
 Much will gain and notliing lose, 
 
 liy casting drink aw ay. 
 Children yet unborn may liless 
 
 Vour self-denying (-hoiue, 
 Through many happy years to come, 
 
 Singing with heart and \tii-i'. t'l,t,rw<. 
 
 RBV. J. lIUbMK. 
 
12 
 
 THERE'S A GOOD TIME COMING. 
 
 
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 gooil time com-ing : Can - nun hall-: may aid the truth, Hut thought's a weapon stronger;\\'e'Il 
 good time com-ing. AVorth, not hirth, .shall rule mankind, And he aeknowledg'd stnmger, The 
 good time com-ing. Na-tions shall not (juarrel then, To prove wliicli is the stronger. Nor 
 
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 win our hattle liy its aid ; — Wait a lit - tie lon-ger. There's a 
 pro-iier ini|iulse has been giv'n;-\Vait a lit - tie lon-ger. 
 Hlauglitur men for glory's sake; -Wait a lit - tie lon-ger. 
 
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 good time coming, boys, A good time coming; There's a 
 
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THERE'S A GOOD TIME COMING. (6W/..a</.) 
 
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 4 Tliero 8 a j^odd time coininj,', boys, 
 
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 t * *- -• J~i^r-._tr:J— ±=j-.r:zz: — I;l Hatofnl rivalries .if oroid 
 
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 ' If • I- 1 1 Miall lint, make their Miaityrs lileeil, 
 
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 Wait a lit - tie loii - ger. 
 
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 Ir. tile l;iii"1 time (•oiiniij;. 
 Keligioii sliall l)e sliorii ol' jirnle, 
 
 Allil llourisli all tie.' Htioii-ii- ; 
 And eliarity shall trim lit;r lamp ; 
 
 Wait a little longer. 
 
 6 There's, a gooii tunc cominj;, Vioy.-^, 
 
 A guild time ooiimig ; 
 And a |.oor man s family 
 Sliall not lie his misery, 
 
 III the good time ''01111111,' : 
 Kvery eliild shall Ke a help 
 
 To iiiaive lii.s right arm stninger ; 
 The lia|i|)ier he the more lie li.is ; 
 
 Wait a little longer. 
 
 G Tliere'.s a good time coming, l)ny.s, 
 
 A good time coming : 
 Little children shall not toil, 
 Under or above tlx; soil, 
 
 Jn the good time coining : 
 But shall play in licaltliful llelda, 
 
 "Tonk'-Soi.-Fa RiroKTKH," by per. 
 
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 'I'ill limbs and mind grow stronger : 
 And every one shall read and write ; — 
 \N'ait a little longer. 
 
 7 There s a gooil time coming, boys, 
 A good time coming : 
 Let us aid it all we ciin, 
 
 FORGIVE AND FORGET. 
 
 Every woman, every man, 
 The gooil time coining : 
 
 Smallest helps, if 'iuhtly given, 
 Make the impulse sti'oiigir ; 
 
 'Twill be strong iMiough in time ; 
 Wait p. little' lonyer. 
 
 
 
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 venge doth not mar \Vith its spi - rit of c • vil and woe. 
 
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 2 If tiiy brother olVends, 3 (> forgive and forget, 
 
 X(,'vcr making amends, [wrong Let the sun never set fire ; 
 
 Never seeking forgiveness for On thy wiatli in its lagiiigs of 
 
 If the trespass be .seven, When thou laycst tliy head 
 
 II Or if .seventy limes seven. At the iii^ht on thy lied, 
 
 II To avenge dotii tu Heaven belong Put away far the demon of lir" 
 
14 
 
 I LOVE ir, MY OWN FIRESIDE. 
 
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 liri'sidc I What [iliU'i' to me li:ith sucli charms lie-si<l«;'; Thu 
 sail (lay 1 wamk'r'd my chcorless, and wca-ry way, — Hojiu 
 tin.'MiiU' ! What place to me hath snoli cliarniM he-side? Home 
 
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 shrine of love, A type ou earth of my 
 
 joys were gone,-Frii^nds, tliey liad le' 
 
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 homo a • hov: ! O ! dear to nie is its love - ly ray, At the 
 
 ft me one by one; Some - tiiney a tear from the fount would start, Ai.d lie- 
 
 is there ;--Let the world rave loud with grief or c.ire ; O! not in the tap-room's nnir - ky gleam Is the 
 
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 elose of a long and wea-ry day: — What matter to me how the world may glide, If it leaves me the light of my own lire-side ? 
 tray the pangs of a lireuking heart ; I left it, the home of my peace and pride. And wamler'd away from my own tire-side, 
 hoati-teous light of its beaiii-iug seen; For she sits there, its joy and its pride, My wife, by the glow of my own fire-side. 
 
 
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 THE REAL STAUNCH TEETOTALER. 
 
 Sfoilerato. 
 
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 Air--' The Fine Ohl Eiigliali (ientleiuan." Arrau<itd'\iprr;.ilhi ,h>r Ifns lim.k. 
 
 1. I'll sing you a now Teinp'ranee song, made l>y a Temp'ranee jiate, Of a real staunch Tee-to - tal - er, wlio luiil a 
 '1. His house, so neat, wiw hung a-rouml with [lic-turea tine to view, And rich and heauteous fur - ni - turo was rang'd .i 
 
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 tate, Who kept up hia neat nian-sion at a good Tee - to - tal rate, With a 
 new ; And here at niglit, when toil was o'er, he'd seat liim in his pride. And 
 
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 i When winter, witli its frngt ami snuw, tlirew darliness uVr tlieaoeue, 
 lie felt how happy he waa tlien to what he once had been ; 
 And if he heard the orphun'8 ciy, the cravini^s of tlie poi)r, 
 He ga\i! as nindi as he eould Hp.tru— he could nut well give raura, 
 This real staunch, &c. 
 
 4 He used to heat his weeping' wife, and spend liis hard-earn'd gains 
 In buying ivbisky, ale and wine, to stiipify his brains ; 
 His coat was out at elbows, and his hut without a cr^.wn, — 
 In short he was a common nest, the nuisance of the town, 
 liufore he turned Tciivutalur. iitt. 
 
 6 But now go happy is liis home, so nicely is lu' ilicss'il, 
 
 Ho ne'er ill-treats bij little wife, but clasps her to bis bre.ist ; 
 And if a tear rise in her eye, it is for joy that he 
 Has crushed the drunkard's appetite, and lurucd out thus t" Ih> 
 A real slaundi Teetotaler, ic. 
 
 6 Now surely this is better lar than brandy, ale or wire. 
 And if you wish for happiness, I jiray you come and join ; 
 For I can prove that absiincnie has dom- ^'re^l tluii.;s f n uio. 
 Fur once I loved a little drop, but now 1 am, >uu sec, 
 A real staunch 'I'eetutaler ,:^c. 
 
16 
 
 THE FAITHFUL SENTINEL 
 
 CompoKfA/or tlii ■ liunl:, Marrh, l)i77. 
 
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 str;iii'j ITS CM' wept Hint in 
 
 frii'liils cif his viiiith, 
 lil'i's liriu'lit - <sl iiliHiiii. 
 
 He 
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 Ltl so lli'.'ll 
 
 ulil nf 
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 hiir the love nl liii Lonl, iiii.l ti> strk fnr tlio lost: Siinii, a - las' 
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 " I ilieil at my post," &c. 
 He asked not a stone to be sculptured with verso. 
 He a8ked not that fame should his merits rehearse ; 
 But he asked as a boon, when he (jave Up the yhost, 
 That his brethren nii<,'ht know that he died at his port. 
 
 Ue died at his post, Jicc. 
 
 
 Victorious his fall— for he'll rise where he fell. 
 With .Icsns, bis Master, in irlory to dwell ; 
 He will pass o'er tlie sea, he will reach the lirii;ht coast, 
 For he fell like a martyr — be died at his post 
 He died at his post, ic. 
 
 And can we the words of our brother for;,'et? 
 iJh, no ! they are fresh in our memory yet : 
 An example so sacred shall never be lost. 
 We will fall in the work— we will die at our poit. 
 We'll die at our oost. 6ic. 
 
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 THE TEMPERANCE TREE. 
 
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 '1. 'riiciUHaiids ail! j/atii('ii'(l hcmalh its HJiaiiv, And liai - ly tiii-ir voiocn linn, W'itii htartfclt thanks for tiit! glad lunnrs iiiaclc,'rh>' 
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 joys which from Temperance spring. Tliough foes en-deavour its growth to stay, Their ell'orts shall fruitless pi'ovt^: 
 
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 lilooioiiig 'mid storms shall its hranches l>iay, While cherish'd liy virtue and love. 
 
 taste the fruits of the Tempt'rance 'i'ree, The tree that de-fies old Time: 
 
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 THE BRIDAL FEAST. 
 
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 joy - ous heart. All the fair maids from the hall de - part. (>! now :iie the sports ipf the day he-gun. Now there is drinkinj,', 
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 (ihl what a hri - <lal fea-^t ! Oh I \iliata W\ ■ ilal feast! 
 
 
 4 He sleopt! not alone in hi.s early i;rave, — 
 The fair liride sloips with the Kriilcu'roomlirave; 
 81ie liehi'ld ins fate witli many a tear, 
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 <> : sad was their fati; ; hut, (h^st nu'tive wine I 
 No tnngue ean recount xs hat evils ;ue liiiue - 
 'riiou hurnest oil, in tiieir j(jy and their Idooni 
 The maiden and youth to tin ir e.iiiy tomh. 
 
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 A HOME IN HEAVEN, 
 
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 Antl atrength Je.iays. anil imr health is ri\en, 
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 liy till' spirit's stroke for its i v il ileeils, 
 oil then what lilis-i in that heart forijiven. 
 Ill IS Ihe ho|ie iiitpire of n li. me in heaven. 
 
 .'i <lnrlionieiM heaven, oli the :;loriims home, 
 
 Ami the spoit joineil with the liriile Siiys "come,' 
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 20 
 
 
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 JOHN BULL. 
 
 ^/r—" Yankee Doodle." 
 
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 I. No doubt you've lu'iml of oldJohn Hull, That inarvul ot •.•ii.'.itiun; Hiafanic lia.s sjjn'ail tlirougli all the world, He owns the British nation 
 ' '/ill. -Wako up, John Bull, come look around, And in the raic be handy; For very f i.st you're losing ground, All through your beer and lirandy 
 
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 John takes his draughts at early morn, 
 
 And when to bed retiring, 
 He says it warms him when he's cold, 
 
 And cools him when perspiring. 
 O'er pipe and pot he w.asttis his time, 
 
 'Then can it i)o surjirising, 
 If friini his high estate he falls, 
 
 When others fast are rising. — Chorus. 
 
 3 Our state i)hysieiaiis all have tried 
 
 To eure him nf his failing, 
 But all their notions are in vain, 
 
 For still we find him ailing. 
 His neighbours oft alluile to him 
 
 And his intoxication, 
 But John declares they all are wrong, 
 
 He calls it moderation. — f'/ioruii. 
 
 Now wc .'ire here to tell John Bull, 
 
 Anil every son and daughter, 
 There's health, ami wealth, and happiness, 
 
 From drinking sparkling water. 
 So if you all unite with us, 
 
 And aid our reformation. 
 We'll cure this stupid oM John Bull, 
 
 .\nd bless the British nation. — Chorus, 
 
LBOT. 
 
 Five. 
 
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 An' sinful words his inither speaks his infant lips 'ill staui ; 
 
 '■Vila's thepuirwee ral Inn'? 
 Hut (ill ! his niitlMr, she for 
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 KroiM the sorrow And hliine, 
 f'roni tlia am aipl the »liaiiie, 
 
 And the tempter that smiled. 
 
 U prodi^al ehild ! 
 Come liome, oh, eome home ! 
 
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 There is hread aiiii to spare, I 
 
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 O prodiual child ! 
 Come home, oh, come home ! 
 
24 
 
 GATHERING HOME. 
 
 Maky Leslie. 
 
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GATHERING HOME ,-Com:inded. 
 
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 Wultiiit; the penitoiit ohiM to loetivo. 
 Flead witli tli' iii o intently. 
 Plead with thoo, ■. . ii\ ; 
 
 He will forgive if they only believe. 
 
 A Down ill the hiiiiian he:u't, 
 
 Cnisheil hy the tempter, 
 Feeliii;;s lie huri' d tliit ;;'r.u'e can loatore ; 
 
 Touolied hy a loviii;; heart, 
 
 Wakened hy kindness. 
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 •I Kosene the perishing, 
 
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 That iinehangeable home ia for you and for mt^ 
 
 W'liere Jesus of Nazaretli stands : 
 T'he King of all kingdoms forever is He, 
 
 And Ho holdeth our erowns in His hands. 
 
 t) how sweet it will be in tliat beautiful land, 
 
 ISo free from all sorrow' and pain ! 
 With songs on our lips and with harps in our hands, 
 To meet one another a^^aiu. 
 
 i 
 
 n 
 
by jier. 
 
 
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 the suul, 
 can see, 
 
 iiil 
 
 III - ty 
 - y aiiil 
 
 N 
 
 V 
 
 >o;iuty lU) glow, 
 
 oil kllllW, 
 
 tiul for iiit% 
 
 Jo, 
 liaiiilii. 
 
 iful laiiil, 
 
 8 iu uur hauds, 
 
 37 
 
 THERE WERE NINETY AND NINE. 
 
 ^— ^ -3—-^— r__,^ _ai — e — .0 « — 1-0 Z — — i — t . p_ — ^ — , — L_^«Li ._j_ 
 
 
 
 ■0 
 
 Theiv weri; iiiiu' - ty an t nine tliat 
 Lord, tlioii li.ast lnri'l'liy nine 
 
 safe - ly lay In tlic sliol - t( r of tlie t'(dd, I'.nt one was ont 
 
 ty and nine ; Are llity not o - iioiidi for Tlice V" Unt tlie slifolicrd mad 
 
 
 V- — + 
 
 
 
 
 on the 
 an - swer : 
 
 liills a - way, Kar 
 'This of Mine Has 
 
 oil from the i^ates of 
 wainhred a - way from 
 
 i^:ild A - way on the inoiin - tail's 
 
 Me ; And al - thiinj;h tlie road lie 
 
 wild and 
 
 'y-^^EiE^ 
 
 ly-::: 
 
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 I'OII.'ll 
 
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 and 
 S 
 
 te^=^ 
 
 
 
 hare, 
 sterp, 
 
 I 
 
 A 
 I 
 
 
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 way from t he- 
 go to tlie 
 
 ^ ^ ^ 
 
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 1 H- 
 
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 ten ■ 
 desert 
 
 I 
 
 der 
 to 
 
 ^ 2: 
 
 Shep-herd's eare, A 
 find my sheep, I 
 ••- if- 
 
 
 way from the 
 
 go to the 
 
 -r — 
 
 ten • 
 desert 
 
 "i 
 
 to 
 
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 V 
 
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 Shep 
 rind 
 
 -• 
 
 ifcirr: 
 
 herd's care 
 my sheep. 
 
 II 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^]1 
 
 3 Rut uoiiP nf the runs.miril mrr Knew 
 
 Il.iw iliO|i «cro the watiM's ovushcmI ; (lliripiiirli, 
 Ncr how ilark «;i>» the ini;lit llmt tho I.md piisscil 
 
 r.ie lie fiiMDil His sIkm |i that wms lost. 
 Ont in tlu! (lesoit lie lieiml its in - 
 Sick anil helpluBS, unit ivaily to u.i 
 
 4 " Lord, wlii'iice arc tlioso lilooil drops all tlio waj' 
 Tint iiiiiik out tho mountain's track V" 
 "Tluy Will' sliorl for one who had ifoiic astray 
 
 Kn' tlu' .-lie|ihord could liriiig him hack." 
 " Lo.d, whence arc Thy hands so rent and turn?" 
 " They ale |iiereeil lull -lit liv niaiiy a thorn." 
 
 6 And all thro' the mountains, thunder riven, 
 
 And up from the roeky stei;|i. 
 There rose a cry to the u"<(e of heaven, 
 
 " Rejoice ! I have found my sheep '." 
 And the ansjels eehoeil nrooiid the tin 
 
 iMi.i 
 
 e. fnr the I-( 
 
 liriii'-'S haek His ''wn.' 
 
58 
 
 THE LIFE BO AT.— Song and Chorus. 
 
 .1 
 
 It' ; i 
 
 Words by Siklla. 
 
 Music by S. K. Whitino. 
 
 
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 1. Far out oil liu .sL'a or in - teiiiji raiicc to-day, Our Life -boat is gal- lant - ly spci.il-iiii; a- 
 
 '2. 'Tis the soiij^ of t' o cold \va - ter crew as tliey go On their voy - age of love thro" the bil -lows of 
 
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 A ri-niniHiD'nii'iit for Orijan. 
 
 
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 way; The rocks darkly frown, and tlie break - era dash high, A -id a shout on the wing of the storm-wind rolls by. 
 woe 1 And true woman there cheers the stout heart-ed band, Willi tlu' bui - iiic white flag that floats free from her hand. 
 
 
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miTINO. 
 
 THE LIFE B0AT.-(CW/w<3./.) 
 
 39 
 
 CHORUS TO EACH VERSE. 
 
 — j— T— * — « — * ■ .— «;— 
 
 ^_-^ !. 
 
 
 1. We're fear-lcss and brave, our bro-thers we'll savt-; Kor (iod's at the liolni as we ride dii the wave I We're 
 2- While Faith's beacon light by Hope is kept brigl t Their course is still on - wanl thro' teni - pest and iiiglit ! While 
 
 iiili=i=f=tM 
 
 *--=r^ 
 
 fear - less and brave, 
 Faith's bea - con light 
 
 our bro - thers we'll save, For God's at 
 by Hope is kept briglit, Their course is 
 
 the lielni as we ride on the wave, 
 still on - ward thro' tcni - pest and night. 
 
 
 3. There's many a mariner chill'd with despair. 
 
 In his storm-driven wreck on the wild waters there ; 
 And in frail sinking barks they are trembling with fear, 
 Till the song from the Temperance Life-boat they hear. 
 Clio. — With hearts strong and true, the stormy waves thic', 
 We're sti'cringour Life-boat, poor wrecked ones, to you! 
 With hearts strong and true, the stormy waves thro,' 
 We're steering our Life-boat, poor wrecked ones, to you ! 
 
 4. They are savetl ! and the grdlaiit iiaft bouiuls with a will, 
 O'er the great surging billows that threaten her still ; 
 And list ! you will hear, o'er the hnrricane's roar, 
 Tli:it nu).st beautiful song sounding out evermore. 
 Chii. We'rt^ fearless and biave. our brothers we'll save, 
 I'\)r (Joil's at the Ik Ini as we ride on the wave ! 
 We're fearless and brave, our brothers we'll save, 
 For God's at the helm as we lido on the wave ! 
 
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40 
 
 OPEN THE DOOR FOR THE CHILDREN. 
 
 Larqhetlo. 
 
 1. 
 
 2. O 
 
 3. O 
 
 [ICII 
 
 lieii 
 pen 
 
 ilie 
 tlic 
 tlio 
 
 5 
 
 (luor 
 door 
 door 
 
 
 
 Words and Music l)y Laban Soi.iimon. 
 
 for 
 for 
 for 
 
 the 
 the 
 the 
 
 chil - dren, Ten 
 chil - drcn, See 
 chil - dren ; Tiike them e;ieh t)ne 
 
 iler - ly gii - ther 
 tliey are com - in;,' 
 
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 tlieni in, 
 in tluon,i;s ; 
 the han<l ; 
 
 s 
 
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 In tioni 
 
 ISid tlieni 
 
 Point them 
 
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 rzrt: 
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 the 
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 to 
 
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 hij,'h-\v;iys 
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 trnlh and 
 
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 and 
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 to 
 
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 6'o/( crprcsnimie, 
 
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 liodg - es, 
 l)an - (|Uet, 
 gooil -uess, 
 
 
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 111 from the phi - ces of sin. 
 
 'J'each tlieni your heau-ti-ful songs 
 
 Lead them to Ca-naan's fair hmd. 
 
 N > ,'N l_ 
 
 f— * 4<-~0 1/ tl* >»— t 
 
 Some are so young ami t^o 
 I'ray yim tiie fa - ther to 
 Some are so young and so 
 
 help -less, Some are so liun-giy and 
 help them, I'ray you that grace may be 
 helj)-less. Some are so huii-gry and 
 
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 cold ; 
 giv'n ; 
 cold ; 
 
 O - pen the door fox- the 
 O - ]jen the door for the 
 O - pen the door for the 
 
 :izizto= 
 
 > > , I /TN g^ a tempo. 
 
 
 
 chil 
 chil 
 chil 
 
 - dren, And ga - ther them in - to 
 
 - dren, "Of such is the king-dom 
 
 - dren. And ga - ther tliem in 
 
 to 
 
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 the 
 
 fold. 
 
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 the 
 
 fold. 
 
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 ii;li-v\uys aii<l 
 .\\ 11 111 tlie 
 utli Mid to 
 
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 luii-giy ivixl 
 race iiuvy be 
 lUii-u'ry aiiil 
 
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 f(.kl. 
 
 huav'n.' 
 fold. 
 
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 WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A WAY. 
 
 41 
 
 I 
 
 Eliza Cook. 
 
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 From "lIvMNS ok Liek." 
 
 ,zr^qz7= 
 
 PPPgPlliriie 
 
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 W. ll.MELY. 
 
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 I. Wo've i'jiilh ill olil pro - vt'ihs full siiio - ly, Kor 
 'J. Tlio lulls have lucii high for iiiairs iiiouiit - iiiy, 'J'hu 
 15- If pov - er - ty'.s grip you'vu to ooiio with, Ami 
 
 t 1*'— -ii- 
 
 win - iloiii lia.s traccil whatthoy tfll, 
 won, If, have lii'tii (U'lKsu for his a.\c, 
 sutl - 'ring to woigh ilowii your might, 
 
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 'I'lir 
 Only 
 
 Truth may hu 
 atars have hfuii 
 call u[> a 
 
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 drawn 
 thick 
 spir - 
 
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 up as pun;- ly Kroiii tlicm as it may from ".a well." Let's 
 
 for his count-iiig, 'I'hc saiuls have Keen wide for his tracks. The 
 
 it to ho|)e with, And dawn may come out of tlie iiiglit. Oh ! 
 
 'V- 
 
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 (pies -tion the thiuk-ers 
 sea has lieen dee[) for 
 much may lie done hy 
 
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 And 
 
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 The 
 
 
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 hear what they hon - est - ly say, We'll (iiid tliey he-lieve, like hold woo - ers. In "where there's a 
 
 poles have been broad for liis sway, Hut biave - ly lie's [iroved in his striv-ing, That "where there's a 
 
 hosts of Dos - pair and !)is-iiiay ; And ninch may be yaineil by re • ly - ing On "where there's a 
 
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 will there s a way. 
 will there's a way. 
 will there''-- a way. 
 
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42 
 
 IF I WERE A VOinE."-SoNG, with Echo. 
 
 ■#■_-•• -•• • • ' — 
 
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 V=:-_^b_-t 
 
 
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 1. Jf 
 
 2. I would 
 
 3. If 
 
 
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 were a voice, a per ■ siias - ive voice, Tliat could tra 
 1 Would ily o'er land and sea, Wlicr.' a liu 
 
 wore a voice, a ecu - sol • iiig voice, I would tly 
 
 vcl the wide woiM 
 - mail heart might 
 on the wiiiL's of the 
 
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 through, 
 ho, 
 air, 
 
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 J would 
 
 J would 
 
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 tell 
 hous 
 
 on 
 them 
 - es 
 
 the wings 
 a tale, 
 
 of 
 
 bO- 
 
 of 
 or 
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 the morn 
 
 I'd sing 
 
 and guilt 
 
 ing 
 
 a 
 
 I'd 
 
 light, 
 song, 
 seek, 
 
 ^- 
 
 And speak 
 
 In praise 
 
 And calm 
 
 P- 
 
 to the 
 
 of the 
 
 and 
 
 men 
 right, 
 truth 
 
 with a 
 
 in 
 . ful 
 
 gen - tie might. And 
 blame of the wrong. And 
 words I'd speak, And 
 
 d-t: 
 
 ;s? 
 
 q-i: 
 
 -fe- 
 
 Echo. 
 
 guii^f^^i^igiii 
 
 tell them 
 tell them 
 whis - per 
 
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 to 
 to 
 of 
 
 be 1 rue, 
 
 be good, 
 
 sweet hope. 
 
 And 
 And 
 And 
 
 tell 
 tell 
 whis 
 
 them 
 them 
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 -O-' , 
 
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 wm. 
 
 to be true, 
 to be good, 
 of sweet hope. 
 
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 Be true. Be. true, 
 
 Be good. Be <jvoil, 
 
 Sweet hope. Sweet hope, 
 
 And 
 And 
 And 
 
 tell 
 
 tell 
 
 whis 
 
 them 
 
 them 
 
 pev 
 
 to 
 
 to 
 of 
 
 be 
 
 be 
 
 sweet 
 
 iliili^i 
 
 2^ 
 
 'O— 
 
 ^ZZIZ^S 
 

 J would 
 
 J would 
 
 The 
 
 ill 
 
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 might, And 
 
 e wrong, And 
 
 speak. And 
 
 /IN 
 
 ^" 
 
 em to be 
 em to he 
 ev of sweet 
 
 rginz; 
 
 -fs: — 
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 "IF 1 WERE A yOlLEr-Comluded. 
 
 Echo. 
 
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 :z=j=iz=:i 
 
 Erhn lor Mh ami fdh ittanznx. 
 
 true, Ti'll ilicm to he triti'. 
 
 good, Tell them to he ijooil. Joy - ful souml, Joy-fvl /^oiiixf. 
 
 hope, Whisper of Kineet hope, (^id is love, Goif is lore. 
 
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 Tl- g -T^ — 0-^ — ^ill '''I"-' 'I'l'itii'" 'ii"St' j'-yfiii 
 
 I \~ r 1 -"]"::^- [-— ipq -S* I j j (/,,/„,, Tmtn'g must j..v 
 
 I were a voici;, an immortal voice, 
 Wdiilil Hy tlie «liiilo tartli rmiiiil ; 
 And wherever iimti witli error !)(nvM, 
 I'll inilillali in imteH liotli loiii; anil loinl. 
 Till- Truth's most joyful sound, 
 .lo.vful mniMil. (I'.ilio. .loyfiil sound.) 
 sonnd. 
 fill Hiiiind.) 
 
 43 
 
 r WDiili' l/y, i would tly on the nini;s ot 
 
 Atiil point to the nalnis aliove ; |ilny, 
 I woii'dlly, I would llyineri'iiy ami town 
 And rro|. liltc a hii|i|iy (Hiiili!,'lit down, 
 
 Anil wliisper tlod is love. 
 
 (ImI is love. (l-\l:iK (loil is love.) 
 
 Ani uliis|>er, (iod is love. 
 
 ( /I'rAe. VVI\i.~|iir, <Jod \n love.) 
 
 .'ini time. 
 
 Iinij 
 
 -— ■> 
 
 GO BURY THY SORROW. 
 
 I /it lime. I 
 
 world h;itli its share ; <'0 ♦"ii''< <•' 
 
 Tit. 
 
 (io 
 (io 
 
 
 l)u - ry thy sor - row, \ 'I'he' 
 
 bu - ry it deep - ly ; \ 
 
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 it calm - ly, When cur-tain'd by 
 
 :-t:: 
 
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 night ; 
 
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 I 
 
 r- 
 
 
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 tell 
 
 1^ 
 it 
 
 rpi-pij 
 
 
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 to 
 
 .Je 
 
 8- 
 
 / • • I 
 
 2. (io tell it to JcsMS, He knowotli thy tcricf ; 
 Go tell it to Jnsns. He'll send thee rolipf. 
 Cio [father the suiuhine He shed< on the way ; 
 He'll lighten thy burden, Go, weary one, )>rav. 
 
 .a-f--— *_-zir*-=» i— -J 
 
 9U8, And 
 
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 ..-.rztir:: 
 
 all 
 
 — *— 
 
 will 
 
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 1 
 
 right. 
 
 'F=f- 
 
 5I 
 
 3. Ile.irts growinu' a wiviry Willi heavier woe. 
 
 Now droop 'mid the dirloie-n -Go eoinfort them, t'o ' 
 
 Oo bury thy sorrows, Let olhers li't til Mt ; 
 
 Oo ifivo thiini the sunshine, —Tell Je.siis the rest. 
 
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 44 
 
 1. 
 
 WE SHALL DO IT BYE AND BYE. 
 
 Rkv. 0. Gaufktt. 
 
 -K- 
 
 ^ 
 
 There 
 '-'. Tlieie 
 .•{. Tlierc 
 4. Tiieie 
 
 
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 I I 
 
 a a glo - nous work lie 
 are lumies now full of 
 are (Iriiik-liouiul slaves a 
 are wives ami nio - tliii'' 
 
 fore 
 
 ^.,=.^ 
 
 mm 
 
 sad - 
 niuiid 
 weep • 
 
 UH, A woik 1 
 
 iK'ss, W hence peai-e 
 
 lis, Who wiiilie 
 iiig, Whose lii'iivts 
 
 m 
 
 
 ^^leg^l 
 
 
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 loth great and grainl ; Hv - 'ry man at one'- should 
 
 and lo\e are Down ; Wi' must lill those homes with 
 
 in hcl|i - less woe; \\\' must siiaii the bomls that 
 
 are eold and sad ; We nmst givts them joy - ous 
 
 — ) 
 
 -» — 
 
 ('iiiii!r-i 
 
 join 
 
 u«. 
 
 And 
 
 help 
 
 with 
 
 heart 
 
 and 
 
 glad - 
 
 ness, 
 
 And 
 
 mak(> 
 
 the 
 
 Sav 
 
 lour 
 
 bind 
 
 them, 
 
 And 
 
 lay 
 
 tlie 
 
 tv - 
 
 rant 
 
 greet 
 
 - IIIL,', 
 
 And 
 
 l.id 
 
 tliem 
 
 y.'t 
 
 he 
 
 m 
 
 o_ 
 
 ^'- 
 
 X'-- 
 
 ■«- ■•- 
 
 -t 01 
 
 hand. \ 
 
 known. ( 
 
 low. i 
 
 glad. ) 
 
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 We shall 
 
 do 
 
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 ■-^-i^ — p.— I 
 
 it, 
 
 We :.hall 
 
 'P- 
 
 do 
 
 V 
 
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 it, 
 
 We shall 
 
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1 A I! RETT. 
 
 iilli.''' slinllld 
 ll(illli!S willl 
 
 Ixiiiils that 
 joy - 0118 
 
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 Wo .sliall 
 
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 p Arraugc'tl by Mu.s. I'akkiu usr 
 
 YOUR MISSION. 
 
 45 
 
 </oiii[M)suil liy S, 
 
 ^-J!J- 
 
 i;aii - not on tin.' o - ct-iin Sail ;i - nion;; tlic .--w ifti'st ik'i't, Hoiking on llit- lii^licsi litllou, 
 aiu too Weak to journey \'\t tlio nioun-tain sti'L'j) ami liii;li ; ^'oll I'liii stanil w iiliin tliu \.illry 
 uivu not j^ol.l and m1 - VI'!' J'^v - er roa - (ly to coiniiiaMd ; If vou can - nol t'uaid the m cdy 
 
 M. (IHANiNlS. 
 
 I.aii^^liliij; at 
 , Wlidc till' inid 
 
 1 
 ii - 
 
 , luarll .Ul «'V 
 
 • IT 
 
 
 
 ^'Am^ 
 
 :JV7z:^q-JV__i^..^ 
 
 
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 5^ S-s- 
 
 
 storniM you nu'ct ; Yon can stand anmiii,' the sail-ors, Anrlioi'M yet witli-in the liay, ^'ou can lend a hand to lulp them, As they 
 tudtis yo l)y : N'ou can chant m ha|i]iy nica.--urc, As they slow - ly jiass a loni;, Thiiuijh they may fori^'ct the :dn-ui.'r, 'I'licy will 
 o -pen hand ; \ dn cati \ is - it the at- diet -ed, O'er the er - rini,' vou can wcei>, \du can lie a tiue ili.s-ci |ile. Sit -tin'. 
 
 ■*-•■••♦■ ^■^'■•- ■»-■•-'■•■■•-'■*•■»■ ■0- -0- 
 
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 n s— -^-\- ^--X-'s "'^ ^^- 
 
 'jr-t, — S -iS N j— ^^ *- 1 — i , s -N -s j"J"||"* If yoii I'ainmt in the coidlict |5 Do not, then, stanil idly waitini;, 
 
 ^v — h — jc' S •' — i '2 »> — I '* •_*_J • *; — ^ — :l 1 Prove yourstdf a soldier ti'ue, '■ For sonit^ greater work to do ; 
 
 ■7 • If, wheie tire and smoko are thickest, l-'ortuno is a lazy goddess, 
 
 launch their boats away, As they launch their boats away, 
 not for-get the song, 'I'hey will not fiu-get tlie song, 
 al the Saviour's feet, Sil-ting at the Saviour's teit 
 
 There's no wurk for you to do ; 
 When (he battlelield is sil. nt, 
 \ini can go with careful troad. 
 
 CXi f~' T '~' r fi 1 f r ' " 'i* 11 ^ "" •-'"" ''^''*'' "■'^vay the ^\(lundcd, 
 
 2-i.Epnz5r:pzTqi33z::zzt k »r:t.^::^z:(trrds--tr:: j j vou eiin c<jver wu the ilead. 
 
 By ijcrmibsion of S. Bkainaud & Co., rublishers, Cleveland, Ohio, 
 
 She will never conio to you. 
 Co and toil in any vineyard. 
 
 Do not fear to do or dare, 
 If you want a iicld of labor. 
 
 You can liud it any where. 
 
/ 
 
 46 
 
 A LAND WITHOUT A STORM. 
 
 iiOLO. 1st Voick. 
 
 SS. _fi ' * 
 
 (DIALOGUE.) 
 
 
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 1. Trav'lcr, whi 
 
 2. Trav'lcr, art 
 
 thcr art thou go - ing, Jleod-lcss of 
 ger^ Not to fear 
 
 tliou lierc a stran 
 
 the clouds that forui ? 
 the tempest's pow'r? 
 
 2nd Voicb. 
 
 Nought to me the winds rough 
 I have not a thought of 
 
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 blow - ing, MiiuV' a 
 dan - gcr, Tho' the 
 
 land 
 sky 
 
 with-out a 
 more dark-ly 
 
 
 
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 4r4 
 
 storm ; 
 low'r, 
 
 And I'm 
 For I'm 
 
 go - ing, yes, I'm 
 go - ing, yes, I'm 
 
 go 
 
 »'>g. 
 
 in''. 
 
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 To that 
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 A LAND WITHOUT A ST0RM.-(Com„7,«76^.) 
 
 47 
 
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 tempo p 
 
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 that has no atonn ; 
 
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 FULL CHORUS— KiiR VoiCKS. 
 
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 go - iiig, yes, we're go - iiig ; Sixm the 
 
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 glo - rious (Lay v ill 
 
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 go - iiig, \is we II- 
 
 ii 
 
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 a: 
 
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 go - ing, 
 
 To the land with - out 
 
 storm. 
 
 i • V — i-^=S — u=^-t ^ — ^ ^~ -" 
 
 3. 1st V. — Trav'ler, wnw a moiTU'iit linger, 
 
 Soon the dariviiess will he o'er: 
 Slid K. — No I 1 sec a ln'cU'niiig linger, 
 Guiding to a far-oil shore ; 
 Ami I'm going, itc. 
 
 4. 1st V. — Trav'ler, yonder narrow ])ortal 
 
 Opens to receive thy form : 
 ind V. — A'es ! and I shall lie immortal 
 
 Jn that land without a storm; 
 And I'm going, &<!. 
 
f : 
 
 I 
 
 48 
 
 ALMOST HOME. 
 
 From T,F,Ki)S "Ttnes and Words." 
 
 
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 3: 
 
 ri^J^. 
 
 -J J -,_- . -. — ^--r I \-,-A i I ^-.-J 4 
 
 — • t 1 ' ' ■■ J • — • •-.—#— J -0 0- 
 
 1. Al - most an-chor'tl I Life's inugli jd'iiiR'y, Short - ly now will all 
 '1. A\ ■ most there ! Tho' storms may j,';i - ther, And +lie ehmds grow dark 
 3. Bro-tliers, look I 1 see i\w. ha - veil Wliiue i soon shall ealiii 
 
 I I I ^ ^ ± ^ ^. ± 
 
 /^.« I . ft — f~ — • •-.—••-,—• * »--r-|- — t- 
 
 EI^S 
 
 ^-33 
 
 I^^ 
 
 be o'er ; Uii - seen hands the .--ails are 
 
 a - l)ovo, I>right - ly sliiii - iii^ thro' the 
 
 ly rest; And no wave of eare dnth 
 
 ± -^ I I I J^ ^ t: 
 
 ■0 0- - -« - 
 
 ?^^i; 
 
 :e3^ 
 
 4~rrT ^=gi=i^sEgET=i^irTrj-r;ETEg:TEE3EEHiEjEEE;Ej"i 
 
 fiirl-in<,'; Soon I'll reach the heav'ii-ly shore. Al - most lidiiie ! How sweet 
 
 l)reak-ings, Beams my dy - ing Sav-ionr's love. I'lv - 'ry mo - inent, as 
 
 rij) - pie O'er it.s smooth and peace - ful lirea:*t. 'i'u tii.it imrt my >i 
 
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 v'3dL'> -r-_r.— — IetI 
 
 
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 —± 
 
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 V 
 
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 ■^-- 
 
 t: 
 
 
 
 --n'i: 
 
 /-v CHOIMIS. 
 
 worn witli care ! For it know - eth pain and sor - row Ne-ver more shall eross a 
 less to come; Fv - 'ry wave that round it dash-eth. On - ly lii^ar.s mo near - cm' 
 more I'll roam; An - gcils bright are all a - round me, Far(!-thet! - well ? Fni al - most 
 
 mi 
 
 then- 1 
 home. > 
 home. ) 
 
 -• —0— 
 
 Al - most 
 
 
 
 4r=±Z4 
 
 >:^'ȣ=l^rr 
 
 
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 .Al - most home ! How sweet it sound - eth 'I'o the heart that s Ki / 
 
 I'lv - 'ry mo - inent, as it pas - setli, On - ly leaves one K i 
 
 I'd tll.lt liort mv >es • i-r] lend - eth ; Oil !l\'"s sea lli) K 1 
 
 •0- ■•^ -0- ' -0^ -0- -0- ■0- ■/ 
 
 ^:E=5EEi:-j3ErE3-^TEEtr..tEE^^=^- I ) 
 
WOHBS." 
 
 mm 
 
 !-:vils iirc 
 thro' tlic 
 cai'o ilntli 
 
 -■=A 
 
 :l^: 1 
 
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 h.'iiit thatV 
 Kavcs OIK' 
 !■ s sea till 
 
 * f 
 
 r' 
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 r-=^^ 
 
 c'liuiais. 
 
 :f£ 
 
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 Al - most 
 
 
 ALMOST HOME .-Omchnled. 
 
 49 
 
 Ife^ 
 
 
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 I 
 
 home, Al - most Ik (uu!, 
 
 Al - most homo, 
 
 I 
 How awi'ot the wonls to wa - ry hearts, We're al - most hoiiic. 
 
 A I - iiK.ist home, 
 
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 — #_d J Mm. Jrar:^^^ ^ q — i j 4 — ij « , ] — , 1^ 41^— JZ_fJz,H 
 
 KEEP TO THE RIGHT, BOYS. 
 
 -.N - s N 
 
 li^ 
 
 1, March aloif:; to-ge-ther, Ev-rrtirm ami true, \raii-v eyes are watchiiii,', 'rak-iiii.' count <if ynii. I'Kas.nit wimls or ii 
 
 '■•-•••-■♦•'■•-•-■•- 
 
 >lll OIU'S. 
 
 /j7 /;>«i'. I ^A'r/ //«/i-. 
 
 Clouily ilays or l>ri!,'ht, Keep to the right hoys, Keep to the ii>;iit. |ri;,'ht.] 
 
 ••-*«-«-'-#-<V' ••• ■•■•■•-♦• -•■• 
 
 ,^i -. — 5i-W''-'irH5 1 ,, -• ••-»"p — f— |--f -— ^'-y f - . 1 1 -»--:— 11 3. Of .viiiirlii-ivtiilv F.itli. ■■ 
 
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 >^_^^ip!?_-.^^— 5J— 1 --t -'—J (-— ^H- -S #- -« ^ - -:Jl:t-_-_J I .S«',r,lH an- tn „., purpuHe. 
 
 li.iim oil h\n\\ your liaiiurr, 
 'Hint its folds iiKiv tly 
 Like 'lit! \v!i'_'S III I'lmle, 
 Swci'p' 1^' 1(1 '.!ii' sli.v . 
 If ymi w isli to n.iMpuir 
 KviTy foe yc.ii liulit, 
 Krip tn llif riit'il, liciyHi 
 Keep to ttif litfht, 
 
 Kvi-ry :irm rinlowinir 
 Willi ;i Wiirrioi's iiimlit ; 
 
 Keep to till- ni;lil, I. •.»», 
 
 hrrp to till! r.yli',. 
 
 ■1. / , , . should he your iiiotto, 
 /';</! Im^ your aim ; 
 Kill' oxunoiiiiii^. 
 'rill II ci'oHii yoii < ! liiii. 
 Kor :t fanir iiinly iii^;. 
 Strive with nil your iiiiuht , 
 Kn p to ihu riu'lit, hoys. 
 Krt'p to Ihv ri^ht. 
 
50 
 
 ANGRY WORDS. 
 
 From " Hymns of 
 
 Life 
 
 1. All - gry 
 
 2. I'oi - son 
 ;{. Love is 
 
 words are 
 drops of 
 much too 
 
 m^i 
 
 zl±z 
 
 -5(- 
 
 O— -I >) s-A- ^ 1 — • -fl -.T — 1—1 \\—"n 
 
 light - ly 
 care and 
 pure and 
 
 spoken, In a rash 
 sor-row, Bit - tor poi 
 ho - ly, F'riotidship is 
 
 ■(a ^ 
 
 -St- 
 
 iFiq-Jiz 
 
 -■^- 
 
 =t=-- 
 
 -IS- 
 
 :bz:^t:: 
 
 and thoughtless hour ; Bright ■ 
 son drops are they, U'eav - 
 too sa - cred far, For 
 
 est 
 iug 
 a 
 
 
 links of life 
 
 for tlie ooni 
 
 nioniunt's reek 
 
 are 
 iug 
 less 
 
 :^E£ 
 
 =s^^r=^^r^|=3r= 
 
 e 
 
 J- -4 Q_ 
 
 "^= 
 
 -I- 
 
 J-";-]-- 
 
 1 1 — _j -J _i — •__-^_, 
 
 in - SKl - 
 'rios of 
 o - late 
 
 ♦ J2 
 
 uous pow r. 
 
 to - day. 
 
 and mar. 
 
 Hearts in 
 An - gry 
 An - gry 
 
 spired by 
 words — oh, 
 words are 
 
 warm 
 
 let 
 liuht 
 
 mm^^ 
 
 -15- 
 
 -O-- 
 
 -O 
 
 
 W-S-- 
 
 est 
 theui 
 
 ly 
 
 ---zjs: 
 
 feel - ing, Ne'er be - 
 nev - er From the 
 spo - keu, Bitt - 'rest 
 
 ^ -Pi 
 15-- 
 
 -— o- 
 
 -^- 
 
 -15- 
 
 -o- 
 
 
 *==- 
 
 
 -o 
 
 fore by an - ger stirr'd, 
 tongue un-bri-dled slip ; 
 thoughts are rash-ly stirr'd ; 
 
 i 
 
 JO. 1t \ \ 
 
 
 n 
 
E.' 
 
 are 
 ing 
 
 less 
 
 -15- 
 
 e'er be - 
 L'oiu tlie 
 itt - 'rest 
 
 tl^ll 
 
 word, 
 word. 
 
 ^fm 
 
 THE DYING CHILD. 
 
 51 
 
 Adayio. 
 
 Words iiiul iMusic l>y .lAti. Lawson, Mallorytown, <>nt. , l>y i>t;r. 
 
 Mm^i^^i^^M^^i^^M^^\'Mi^m^m^^iM'm 
 
 1. ( 'diiie auarur to my lied, m(itliur,\\'l}y sit yim tlu^re and wei']! M 'ome .sit down liy my side, mo - tliiT, IV't'ore 1 j,'ii to slci'ii ; 
 
 2. Then sit down l)y my side, nio - tlier, And list to wliat I say; My voiee is giowinj,' ve - ry weak, Hut still Ixvantto pray; 
 
 3. Soon I must leave you, dearest mother. No more on earth to meet ; l>ut in the world of end-less Idiss, We shall eaih oi her j.;reet. 
 
 v^^ 
 
 #-J 
 
 
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 mw^Mm^\imm\^^^ 
 
 4. My bod-y in the griive may lie, And mouMer with the elay, Whilst tar above the star-ry sky, My spir - it soais a - waj', 
 "). ( J ood bye, dear mother, 1 must go, My Saviour bids ine eome ; l''arewtll to all thinys hi're he - low, 1 see my heav'nly Iwinie. 
 
 
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 A 
 
 
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 Lf)il<iiiil<>. 
 
 mM^^immmmmn'M^m^!^^ 
 
 I want to talk to vou a - while, ( l>ear mother, do not erv,) Onee more I want to see \ou smile, I think I m Koinu to <lie. 
 Then, mother, kiss me a good night, And if I wake no more, Ndu'll know I'm with the angels briuht. Sale <in the golilon shore. 
 The angels now are eoniing, mother, I see them in the room 1 Thi'y're waiting rouinl my beil, mot lit r, To take me to my homo. 
 
 
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 - . I \^ I > r ^ 
 
 V 
 
 
 To join the heav'nly hosts a ■ bove, With them my voiee to raii-e. And sing of .ksus' dying love. In swet test songs of jiraise. 
 Hark ! hear you not themusie swell. In rai)t'rous strains so sweet ? Adieu to earth ; dear frienils, fare w ell. 'i'ill we in lieav'n shall meet. 
 
 I I : I -W' -w 
 
 mm^^mmm^s^^sm 
 
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 m 
 
 NoTB. — It the Tunur and the Boss are iuiig, thb aniuil noteg must be uied instead of the reals. 
 
52 
 
 SWEET BY-AND-BY. 
 
 
 
 
 J- M M 
 
 m 
 
 
 I. Tlicro's a 
 '_'. NVo shall 
 
 it. To our 
 
 land that is fair 
 »\ng oil that beau 
 1m)uii - ti - ful Fa ■ 
 
 
 wML3^ 
 
 -!»• 1**- 
 
 er than 
 ■ ti - ful 
 ther a - 
 
 shore 
 bove 
 
 ;ii=ili!ii 
 
 And 
 'I'he 
 We 
 
 -^ j^_ 
 
 
 iiiel 
 will 
 
 :-:^.- 
 
 faith 
 - o 
 of - 
 
 ♦• 
 
 we 
 di 
 fer 
 
 -I, A. 
 
 may sec it 
 ous smiigs of 
 the tri - Initio 
 
 
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 a 
 the 
 of 
 
 - far. 
 
 blest, 
 l)i'aise, 
 
 For tlie 
 And our 
 For the 
 
 :^- 
 
 
 TferM 
 
 ^.rL-,zzz::^^I^4^ 
 
 CHORUS. 
 
 Klo 
 
 ^n 
 
 'U- 
 
 ■r 
 
 ther waits o - ver the 
 its sh.ill sor - row no 
 ri - ous gift of His 
 
 
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 way, To pre - pare us a dwel - liiij^-place there. ) 
 more— Not a si<,'h for the bios? - iuj; of rest. J In the 
 
 bless - iiigs that hid - low our days. ) 
 
 In the sweet by - and - by, 
 
 more 
 
 love. And the 
 
 -Si' 
 
 :-r-i/- 
 
 sweet 
 
 
 A r A 
 
 iifi 
 
 on that beau - ti - ful shore, 
 
 t: t: t: t: ± 
 
 In tl 
 
 H 1 H 4--- --» m » m ^ a , 
 
 In 
 
 sweet by - and - by. We shall meet on that beau - ti - ful shore, by - and - by, In the 
 
SWEET BY-AND-BY.-( ConrhuW.) 
 
 53 
 
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 For 
 , Anil 
 
 :, For 
 
 tlic 
 our 
 tlie 
 
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 by - and - l>y, 
 
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 V V 
 
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 In the 
 
 
 sweet 
 
 
 
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 i-y. 
 
 \v, 
 
 ill meet 
 
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 on that Ix'.'iu - ti - fill 
 
 sliore. 
 
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 Bweet V>y . and - by, In the sweet by - and - by. We shall meet on that Viean - ti - fill 
 
 JEWELS. 
 
 " 51 
 
 shore. 
 
 Jill 
 
 
 Muileritto. 
 
 CIIOHUS. 
 
 • — «• 
 
 1. Whin 111' i-oni-rtli, when Ho eom-eth to make up His 
 All His jt.-wels, prc-cious jew-els, Mialoveil and His 
 
 -#- 
 I 
 jt'W- els, 
 
 I I 1st time. I .■«//■/;»,■.! ^"""""- ,•«* 
 
 -5 — — 5_-^.J_^ — J__g^-ci, — S — J— '-• — #— • ^_J.L»— -#-J_# — — V — I #— 
 
 own, \ 
 
 Like the stars of the 
 
 iiiiii-iiiii<^, His 
 
 fs 
 
 
 m}i%-'-^0-^'5^'E!^^^^Tl^»^^ 
 
 i ! 1^ ' ! _ . 
 
 briirht crown a - dorn-in;j, 'riiey shall shine in their beauty, I'irii'hti'ems for His crown. „,.,., , ., , ... , ., , 
 
 ° I . I I I ■ .^ "^ I I I ;?. Little children, little children 
 
 t_u J J — li • _ — _ — .-^0 0. — ^^ _"!!! 1— • — I — y ^ — I — 3s — ri Who love their Itedeeiner, 
 x,?fi-*rr_^±ti==i£|z;? lz±— tiz::zi b #— ^- - ± VgEEpl-pg^ll Are the jewel., precious jewels, 
 
 - — ff-'T— ^ — '- — *"|-| 1 \^~-'^'\^ ^=^i<-H- I * I —* * — •-i- p-il Ilia loved and His own — <:V,o/-ii 
 
 - —( 
 
 2. He will i;ather, He will feather, 
 
 n'l'lie gems for His kingdom ; 
 All the pure ones, all the bright ones, 
 His loved and His own.-- C/ionix. 
 
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54 
 
 Words by the late P. P Buss. 
 A llegro 
 
 ASHTABULA. 
 
 Music by T. J ones. 
 
 1 1. "I know not what a-waits me, (iod kind - Iv veils niin< 
 
 ■^-\ 
 
 I know not what 
 see 
 lack 
 go. 
 
 1 
 
 2. "One step I 
 
 3. "O bliss - ful 
 
 4. "So on I 
 
 a-waits nie, (iod kind - ly 
 
 be - fore me, "Pis all 1 
 
 of wis - dom, 'Tis bles - sed 
 
 not know-ing, I would not 
 
 veils mine 
 need to 
 not to 
 if I 
 
 5=^F-=5-F 
 
 
 
 ^EEfE^tb 
 
 ii 
 
 ' 1/ I ^ y 
 
 eyes. And o'er each step on my on • ward way He 
 
 see ; The light of hea-ven more bright-ly shines When 
 
 know ! He holds me with His own right hand, And 
 
 might ; I'd rath - er walk in the dark with (liod Than 
 
 it: 
 
 
 rj^trr-- 
 
 Pin. 
 
 if CHORUS, prexto. 
 
 "^m 
 
 ^^ 
 
 makes new scenes a - rise ; 
 
 earth's il - lus - ions flee ; 
 will not let me go, 
 go a - lone in the light : 
 
 And ev - 'ry 
 
 And sweet-ly 
 
 And lulls my 
 
 I'll rath - er 
 
 ^m^i^fi^ 
 
 joy 
 
 through 
 troub - 
 walk 
 
 He 
 
 the 
 led 
 
 i-y 
 
 sends me comes A sweet 
 si - lence came His lov ■ 
 soul to rest In Him 
 faith in Him, Than go 
 
 m 
 
 and glad sur - 
 ing ' Fol - low 
 who loves me 
 a - lono by 
 
 prise. 
 
 Me.' 
 
 so. 
 
 sight. 
 
 " Where He may 
 
 is; 
 
 ^!s=X 
 
 ^-=5: 
 
 t:':3i 
 
 
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 lead I'll fol-low, My trust in him re 
 
 ^ ~^ ^, JL. M. M. M. 
 
 r 1/ * * ♦ 
 
 ose. And ev-'ryhour in per-fect peace, I'll sing,* He knows. He knows.'" 
 
 
 Cnnuriuhttd. 
 
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 ■V- 
 
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 S^gEg ggg 
 
 -• -• 
 
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Jones. 
 
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 d way He 
 shiiios When 
 it liaiid, And 
 » (iod Tlian 
 
 m 
 
 StJ 
 
 ORUS. prexto. 
 
 =^JE 
 
 hero He may 
 
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 mm 
 
 fe knows.'" 
 
 s 
 
 KIND WORDS LAN NEVER DIE. 
 
 55 
 
 ■A 
 
 By permission of Sunday Schooi. Union. 
 
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 1/ y 
 
 1. Kind words can m^v - cr die, 
 
 2. Sweet thoughts can nev - or die, 
 
 3. Our souls can nev - er ilie. 
 
 -0 
 
 -?= 
 
 Cher - 
 Tliijugh, 
 Thoui'h 
 
 
 Abby Hutchinson. 
 
 ■N- 
 
 ish'd 
 
 like 
 
 ill 
 
 and lilost ; 
 tlie How'rs 
 
 tllU tl)Ull) 
 
 -' — p — i^ — ^ :> — 0~^—i^ — J — — ^-j 
 
 (Jt)d knows h(i\v 
 
 Their hriglit - e.st 
 
 We may all 
 
 (Ict'ii they 
 hues may 
 have 1(1 
 
 he, 
 
 'ly 
 
 lie. 
 
 .Slor'd 
 
 In 
 Wrap'd 
 
 in 
 
 win 
 
 ill 
 
 tl:i' l)n:ast ; 
 try hums; 
 its gloom. 
 
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 fP^ 
 
 Like cliild-hoort's sim-ple rhymes, Said o'er a thoii-saiid times, 
 But when the gen - tie dew (iives them their ehariiis anew, 
 What though the tlesh de-cay, Souls pass in peace a - way, 
 
 I N N ! I 
 
 n all years and climes, Di.s - taut and near, 
 many an ad - ded hue, Tliey hlooin a-gaiii. 
 
 With Chri.st a-hove. 
 
 Aye, 
 With 
 Live through e 
 
 ter - nal day, 
 
 W. 
 
 f 
 
 i; 
 
 >=Sj: 
 
 
 
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 :?=rrfrzti 
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 if; 
 
 -0 — • 
 
 Kind words can nev - er die, nev - er die, nev - er die, Kind words can nev-er die, 
 
 
 
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 no, nev-er die. 
 
 lOiHUAH^K 
 
56 
 
 ONWARD, STILL ONWARD. 
 
 
 iiiDru - ill},' lidurs ;vre 
 pretiS - in;,' on wiiere 
 (loil, di - rect cauh 
 
 
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 ^i^i^: 
 
 ft!W and Hcet, Tliu diiy 
 du - ty calls, iStill keoji - 
 oil - ward step, In - struct 
 
 IS 
 
 injj 
 us 
 
 ((iiiek - ly 
 liuav'ii in 
 
 ev 
 
 ry 
 
 done 
 viuw, 
 day, 
 
 -0-: 
 
 With mail 
 We'll work 
 And «ive 
 
 y du - ties in - eoni-iilete. We 
 for Je - sua, for we know There's 
 us 8treii),'th and cour-age now To 
 
 But 
 Wo 
 We 
 
 ^^-B 
 
 still our cour 
 may not live 
 praise Tiiee for 
 
 age 
 
 to 
 
 the 
 
 
 T-^ 
 
 must not fail, 'I'lio' tri - als eloud the 
 see till! end Of lii - hours we've be 
 
 love that lights 'I'lu'si; heartri and homes of 
 
 way, 
 gun ; 
 ours, 
 
 f- 
 
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 1 
 
 /- I- 
 
 
 
 
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 For 
 AikI 
 And 
 
 m 
 
 on 
 ev 
 bless Thee for 
 
 to - nior 
 
 y <lay 
 
 :t-~ 
 
 
 row 
 
 the 
 the 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^ Cl ldUUS. / ^ 
 
 we must join The work be - gun 
 soul must grieve At some - thing left 
 joy that crowns Our eon - se - erat - 
 
 :^-:p^: 
 
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 m^m^ 
 
 -/- 
 
 to 
 
 day. ) 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ull 
 
 - done. > 
 
 'Tis 
 
 011- 
 
 ward, on - 
 
 ward 
 
 ed 
 
 hours. ) 
 
 
 
 
 
 M. 
 
 ■•- • ■•■ 
 
 ,N 
 
 1 
 
 ^ V 
 
 N 
 
 we must 
 
 go. 
 
 =F 
 
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 :t:::z:^r— :i=:^-t=i 
 
 iii 
 
 Our 
 
 zrzx--- 
 
i-plcte, \\v 
 now There's 
 ! now To 
 
 :e 
 
 *y, For 
 II ; And 
 rs. Anil 
 
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 go, Our 
 
 
 11 
 
 ONWARD, STILL Qn'^AR\),-{Cunrh,./e,i.) 
 
 67 
 
 
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 ful 
 
 til 
 
 Witli 
 
 sin 
 
 t:i--- 
 
 and Sa 
 
 T 
 
 tnn 
 
 ra;,' - itiL; so, TliiTe is no stand-ing 
 
 still. 
 
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 SCATTER SEEDS OF KINDNESS. 
 
 Verses 3 and 4 liy Dii. FT. T. Leslik. 
 
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 ne - ver [iri/e the 
 
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 siiii-lnMins, l-y - iii^ all a - round our 
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 [lath ; Let iis keep the wheat and 
 lown! Strange that we should sliLrht the 
 
 
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 ro-.ses. ( "ast-ing out the Liioi lis anil ehatl ; T^et ns liml our swei-t -est eoni-furt In the liless-in^s of to 
 
 vio-lets Till the love - ly tlow'rs are gone ! Stiange, that suiu-iner sliies and snn-shino Ncv-er seem oiii' half .so 
 
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 68 
 
 SCATTER SEEDS OF KINDNESS.-(6bnc?w«rf.) 
 
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 CHORUS. 
 
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 "lay, 
 f.iir, 
 
 With a pa - tient hand re ■ mov - iiig All the bri - ars from the 
 
 An when win - ter's snow - y pin - ions Shake the white down in the 
 
 way. 
 air. 
 
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 kindness, Then scat-ter seeds of kindness, 
 
 Then Huat-tcr seeds of kindness, For our reaping liy and by. 
 
 
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 If wo knew but half the sorrow 
 
 That the poor have oft to bear, 
 How our hearts would yearn to help them, 
 
 Tho' their griefs we con hi not share ; 
 And the broken-hearted mourners, 
 
 Wlio in sil<.'iii;e pass us l)y, 
 Would be lightened of their burden 
 
 If they knew a friend was nigh. 
 
 4. ( >h ! there's many a way-worn wand'rer, 
 
 Whom the cold world treats with scorn, 
 Wh(^ has often wept in secret, 
 
 W'ishing he had ne"' i ' " ' .rn ; 
 Let us thoKi' ri'ini her dail> , 
 
 In our tiod on high, 
 
 While r seeds of kin'i'iest^ ' 
 
 For c .aping by and by 
 
HOW PLEASANT THUS TO MEET. 
 
 59 
 
 ;er seeds uf 
 
 
 Words by J Dyson, Leeds, Eng. 
 
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 Music by Rev. J. Da r well. 
 
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 1. How pleas - ant thus to meet In youth -ful joy - ous bands ; With songs each o - tlier j^rcet, And join both 
 
 2. Our Un - ion will in - crease, And spread on ev - 'ry hand ; So - bri - e - ty and peace Sli;vll lilcss onr 
 
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 hearts anil hands. With flags un • furl'd, we meet this day, To sinj,' and pray, (iod biciss tin- world, 
 fa - ther - land. For we are one, in Un - ion strong, We light with wrong, and still go on. 
 
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 How happy thus to live, 
 
 And bless mankind below ; 
 Our life and talents give. 
 That virtue still may grow. 
 Tho' rough the way.our path shall shine 
 With light divine to perfect day. 
 
 4. 
 
 From strength to strength may we 
 
 In Jesus' name proceed ; 
 From every sin be free, 
 And in our work succeed. 
 Then, when we die, with angels bright, 
 In realms of light, find rest on high. 
 
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 God bless us now, we i>ray ; 
 
 Each sclio(d and teacher bless : 
 We thank Thee for this daj' ; 
 Oh, give us great success ! 
 May all at last Thy glory see. 
 And dwell witli Thee when life is past. 
 
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 60 
 
 KING ALCOHOL. 
 
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 There's Itiiin, aiiiHiiu, aiul Beer, ami Wine, And Jlraiidy iif loj^ - wood 
 
 
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 A liar from the Inst ; 
 Ifc uiiiki'M men ilriiik iiiitii tlu'y 'n 
 Tlioii iliiiik because they thirst. 
 There's l!um, and (iiii, iviul Heer, ami Wine, 
 
 And liraiidy of logwood hue ; 
 And Hoclv, and I'ort, and Alo eonihiiie, 
 To make a man look blue. 
 He says be luerry, for here's yooil Sherry, 
 And Tom, and Jerry, ('ham|iai;iie and I'er 
 And spirits of every hue ; 
 (.) ! are not these a liendish erew, 
 As ever a mortal Iviiew ! 
 
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 2. Kin,i{ Alcohol has liad his day, 
 His kini^doii."„ crund)lin;^ f;ist. 
 His votaries are heard to say, 
 
 'I'lieir drunken days are past. 
 Kor Hum, nordiii, nor I'x'er, nor Wine, 
 
 Nor Uranily <>f logwood hue ; 
 Nor Hock, nor Ale, nor liritisl' Wine, 
 Sliall make them more look blue ! 
 Clio. i'"or now they're merry without their Sherry, 
 ( 'r 'I'om, or .lerry, ('hani[)aj^;nt! (vi- I'erry, 
 t >r spiiits of every hue ; 
 .\iiil now they are a ha|>|iy crew. 
 As ever a mortal knew ! 
 
 OUT OF THE MIRE, 
 
 HKNfiV TAVI.Iilt. ISl/ Jifnilit.iinii. 
 
 ' 1. Tho streets of the cit - v are lull Cf poor li' - tic piM' - ish - ini' souls, Who wan - der a- 
 
 2 
 3. 
 
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 Then 
 
 day there are 
 out of tho 
 
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 vie - to 
 
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 won, 
 sin. 
 
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 poor li ■ - tic 
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 (Uit of the 
 
 |iiM' - ish - ing souls. Who 
 tliou-sanils they fall, Shall 
 dark - ness of night, (io, 
 
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 bring the dear 
 
 
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 til he has 
 
 flock, 
 
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 lead thcni up 
 
 8a - tan con-trols ; They 
 con-(iuer'd thcni all ? No ! 
 in - to the light. Their 
 
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 no ! with the ar - 
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 know not tlie dan - ger they're in ; Dear Sav - iour ! can these be Thy lambs, So changed and dia - lig - ured by 
 
 darts ymi may safe - ly do - fy ; And oh, you must seek for the lambs Where Sa - tan has lift them to 
 
 wil - ful - 11C88 strive to sub - due, Be pa - tieiit and ten - der with them. As Christ has been pa - tient with 
 
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 MAY EVERY YEAR. 
 
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 1. May ev - 'i>- ji^ar but draw moro iieur The time when strjti; sliall ixase, VVlieri trutli luiil Ihm' ull lniirtM sliall move, To livu 
 
 2. Thoiiy:h interest plcails tliat no - ble ilceils Tlie world will not re - fc'ard, To no - Ide minds, ttlien do - ty binds, No sac - 
 
 3. Let K'^od men ne'er of truth dcs-piiir, Tbu' hum -ble tt-furts fail ; Oh (five not o'er un - til i.mi more The riu'hte 
 
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 poaco : Now sorrow reijfns, and eaith com plains. For fol - ly still her -auso maintains; Hut tin <l.\j shiiU yet appear. When the niit;lit «itli llu- rinhtand the 
 hard. In vain and loiitf - en - dur-iii^f wronj;, 'i'lie weak havostriv'n against t best root;; lint the da., >shall ;. it appear, When the niii;lit willi the ri^ lit and the 
 vail. The brave and true may aeeni but few, lint hope has bet-ter tbin^js in view; And theil.iy shall yeluppear, When the ini';lit with tln> liiilil and the 
 
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 truth shall be, 
 
 When the mi^dit with the right and the truth shall be, 
 
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 And eome what tli..re may to stand in the way, That day the world shall see. 
 
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64 
 
 THINK OF HEAVEN. 
 
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 1. I'er - cliance, while trav - 'ling tliro' this " vale of tears," |)aik clouds may o - ver - liaii^ thee on tliy way; 
 
 2. It itiay lie that thy lot to thco may st^cm A iianl one, full of grief;* hiinl to lie lioine : 
 
 .S. TliP tri - als which wo all must .suf- fer here, Are nought, com - )iMrei] with that e- tor - nal rest, 
 
 i. () may we all j>rove faith-fiil to the grace U'liidi ('hrist in us has rich - ly sheil a - hroail, 
 
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 heeil them not, lint (lri\e .'i - way tiiy 
 why <les - p.air? 'ti.s hut a Kcar-ing 
 
 fears, Dark 
 dream, That, 
 
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 at the most, can 
 
 vent tlte light of 
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 morn. 
 
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 That 
 
 safe from ev - 'ry sor-row, ev - 'ry 
 we at last in peace may see Kin 
 
 fear, 
 
 The 
 
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 ev 
 
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 face, 
 
 And 
 
 dwell for - 
 
 ev 
 
 er 
 
 dwell ;i - inong th(! lilest ; 
 more with (.'hrist, our (iod. 
 
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 5:1 
 
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 vx - er (lark the iiiglit 'twill puss a - way 
 mat - ter, then, wliat griefs may tlioe du-press, 
 
 As sure - ly as the daylight fades at ev'n ; 
 How - e'er by tem-pests toss'd or wild - h' driv'ii, 
 
 
 
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 ev - or more at rest, their joys un - brok'n, 
 we im-provii tlie bles-sings we en - joy, 
 
 No lev - ing hearts are there a - huh - iler riv'n. 
 The time and talents which to us aiu giv'n ; 
 
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 Des - pair can nev - er make thy 
 
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 day ; Think not of trim-bins here, ijut think of hcav'n. 
 less ; Then grieve not o - vcr tliem, but think of heav'n. 
 
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 No part - in" words of sad-ness e\ -er 
 Let things ot eartli no more our tho'ts em 
 
 spoken ; 
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 Then 
 But 
 
 tldnk no more of eartli, but tliiiil< of hcav'n. 
 dai - ly fo.'.iC un Christ, and thiidt of hcav'n. 
 
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 66 
 
 MY NATIVE LAND. 
 
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 Words by C, L. Balfour. 
 
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 2. My 
 
 3. My 
 
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 Music by J. W. Holdkr, Hull, Eiig. 
 
 na-tive land, 
 na-tive laud, 
 na-tive land, 
 na-tive land. 
 
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 thy 
 the 
 may 
 
 love thee well, 
 sea - girt shore 
 day must come, 
 age and youth 
 
 Though 
 
 No 
 
 Oh ! 
 
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 hum-ble be 
 for-eign foe 
 thiit it might 
 nit - ed toil 
 
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 my 
 
 in 
 
 come 
 
 for 
 
 lot, 
 
 vades ; 
 
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 this. 
 
 
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 When 
 
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 while fair free 
 
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 dom. 
 
 ritnrd. 
 
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 deigns to dwell With • in 
 
 gall thee sore, Sin makes 
 
 ev - 'ry home Shall ech 
 
 peace and truth, And pure 
 
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 a tempo 
 
 my low - ly cot, I'll faith - ful 
 
 a nation slaves. Then breth-ren 
 
 o forth the vow — That ev - er 
 
 do-mes - tic bliss. Then breth-ren 
 
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1. Eng. 
 
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 to my couu - try prove, And from the drunk - .inVH sliamo, With ar - dent pa 
 
 faith - ful may we prove, And from the drunk - ard's shauii', X-c, 
 
 faith - ful they will |)rove, And from the drunk - aril's sliame, kc, 
 
 may we faith - ful prove, x\nd from the drunk - ard's shame, &c., 
 
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 ot - ic love Well 
 
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 guard Hrit - an - nia's name. We'll guard, we'll guard, we'll guanl, We'll guard ilrit - an - nia'a name. 
 
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 68 
 
 NO ONE CARES FOR ME. 
 
 Words iind Music by Thomas Jarratt. 
 
 
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 C'rouch-ing 'ncath an arch 
 Once it was not ho — 
 B\i - tlinr Bonds nie forth 
 Once 1 hoard it said 
 
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 lay a lit - tie child, Seek - ing shel - ter from the wind and 
 once a nioth-er's love Sliield-ed me from all the caros of 
 
 on the .streets to hoy, Blows and curs - es greet me ev - 'ry day ; 
 
 in a Sab-bath School, Jc -sus folds the child-rcn to His linast 
 
 r.'iiu 
 life. 
 
 Borne up 
 But a 
 Of - ten- 
 Sav-iour, 
 
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 year a 
 times I 
 
 I .last, 
 
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 sigh, 
 
 me. 
 
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 wish 
 let 
 
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 ried swift-ly past, Came a 
 
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 cry of bit ter grief and pain. 
 
 row laid her low, Mo-ther died a wretched drunkard'swife. 
 
 ful but to die, And as-cend to mo-ther far a - way. 
 
 me come to Thee, Where the weary ev - er are at rest. 
 
 
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 None to soothe my fears, none to dry my tears. All a - lone in sor-ijw I must die. 
 
 
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 lies I sigh, 
 )it - y ine, 
 
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 fot a friend 
 
 ; die. 
 
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 THE BEAUTIFUL VALE. 
 
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 soul 
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 joys 
 
 with rap - tare 
 
 diant fields and 
 
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 waits for thee, 
 rdow - ins skies, 
 soon they fade ! 
 
 Mean 
 l^ieau ■ 
 Beau 
 
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 ti - ful 
 ti - ful 
 
 \ale 
 vale 
 vale 
 
 ot 
 of 
 of 
 
 rest ! 
 rest ! 
 rest ! 
 
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 Too 
 Like uiorn 
 
 lionie be - yond tlie 
 
 pure and bright for 
 
 ing dew (ir 
 
 roll - ing sea, 
 nior - tal eyes, 
 ev - 'ning shade, 
 
 Beau - ti 
 Beau - ti 
 Beau - ti 
 
 ful 
 ful 
 ful 
 
 vale 
 vale 
 vale 
 
 of 
 of 
 of 
 
 rest ! 
 rest ! 
 rest ! 
 
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 long 
 side 
 when 
 
 to 
 the 
 we 
 
 sing 
 liv - 
 reach 
 
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 ing 
 thy 
 
 plea ■ 
 stream 
 gold 
 
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 trail - ([uil shore, Where pain and sor - row 
 tind re-pose, — Thy pearl - y gates shall 
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 70 
 
 ANGELS ARE WAITING. 
 
 Music by Thos. Jo.nes, Hy<ie. 
 
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 •2. TheV 
 
 are wait - iiig 
 .•ire wait • ing 
 
 for our com - ing, An - gels on the 
 
 tor the a - geiT, Those who long the 
 
 oth • er shore ; Wait • ing 
 way have trod ; Wait - iug 
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 the storms of 
 in faith and 
 
 life 
 li)ve 
 
 are o er ; 
 to God ; 
 
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 Fa - tiler's man - sion fair ; They will strike their harps of glo • ry, 
 no - li'y borne their part ; For the .self - de • ny • ing Chris - tian, 
 
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 ANGELS ARE W AITl N G. (ro.,/..w.) 
 
 71 
 
 CHOltlTS. / 
 
 
 They will l)iil us vic\ ■ come there : / ,.., .. . . . , , 
 
 For the mtek, the pure in heart. S ^'"^ "'" ''''"*' " '"«■ ""'""^ " "'«' ''''"^ " "'^'' ^" ' ^^''^ "" ''" 
 
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 3. They are waiting for the heralds 
 
 Who in distant lands proclaim 
 Life eternal, free salvation, 
 
 Through a dying Saviour's name. 
 Waiting for a silent mourner, 
 
 For the weary and opi)ressed. 
 Who have borne their cross with pati.- nee. 
 
 And are going home to rest. — They are, he. 
 
 In the sunny vales of Eden, 
 
 By the river clear and bright, 
 When' the tree of life is planted, 
 
 And our faith is lost in sight, 
 We shall join the " Churth triuinplinnt," 
 
 Free from sorrow, toil and care ; 
 Kvery tie again united. 
 
 There will be no parting there.— They are, &c. 
 
V2 
 
 LILLIE OF THE SNOW-STORM. 
 
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 his onoe white, once lov'd cot-tago, Late at night u poor in 
 
 the iii'iu - rie stood a dwell - inir. Where from harm tiiey oft had found re - 
 
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 wife, the 
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 wait-ing wife and 
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 daugh-ter, Who for 
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 him had fann'dthe mid-niglit flame : Itudc-ly met, they an-swer'dhim with 
 urge their wea - ry, way-worn feet: But their stiength, xin- e -(jual to llieir 
 
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 store ; 'Twas but small, and he with aw-ful curs- as, Spurn'd the 
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LILLIE OF THE SNOW-SI URlVI.-irw/../n/.) 
 
 73 
 
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 now, all 
 
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 Lillie prays — the harps are hush'd .n Heaven — 
 
 Angels poise them mid-way in the sky : 
 Up from <uirth there eunies a wail of sorrow, 
 
 Sueh a wail as must he heard on High : 
 "Father dear ! my other, better Father ! 
 
 Won't you hear your daughter Lillie [iray? 
 Won't you send some strong and eareful angel 
 
 Who will help my mother on her way f— Chorus, 
 
 Morning dawns — the husliand and the father, 
 
 fcober'd now, to seek his floek has eome ; 
 Lillie dear is living, but her mother — 
 
 Hours ago, an angel boie her home ; 
 Ah, poor man I liow bitter is his iinguish. 
 
 As he now repents his punish'd sin, 
 Bending o'er tlu! ehild, who, half uneo)iseious, 
 
 Sadly cries, " Please, father, let us in 1" — C'hvrw, 
 
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 2. John Lit - tie - John niain-tain'd the right, Thro' storm and ishino, in tlie world's despite, When siie-cious men with words ex • 
 
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 si' ■ VLT, money of brass, He took his ham-inur, and said witli <a frown, " The coin in spu-rious - nail it down!" 
 
 should per - vert tlio laws, "Nay, nay," sai<l John, with an ang - ry frown, " The coin is spu-rious - nail it down!" 
 
 wi:re uniiiipi'ov'd liy school, " Kay, nay," waid .John, with an ang - ry frown, " The coin is spu-rious — nail it down!" 
 
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 4. ,lohii I^ittlejolm could ne'er aliide 
 To lu'.u- the [loor man vililied, 
 When toid that charity best was .shown 
 In deeds the pioss would soon niaUr known, 
 I'hat rich and poor were all imbued, 
 iiy nature, with ingiutitudo, 
 " Nay, nay," said .lohn, " you make me frown, 
 Yovr coin is spurious— nail it down !" 
 
 5. Whenever the world our eyes would blind 
 With false iiretences of any kind. 
 With apeuiou.", vain philosophy. 
 Under the guise of policy, 
 With wrong dress'd up in the garb of right, 
 And darkness \)assing itself for light, 
 Let us in!itat<' .lohn, and nay with a fiowu- 
 "The coin ^s spurious— nail it dowu • '' 
 
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 78 
 
 OH, THE HAPPY TIME IS COMING. 
 
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 pil - fjriina' of Zi - on, your cdur - age re-new. Your oa_i - tain's before you, His stau'l-aid in view : 
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 Wlieii liiirdt'iiwl with koithw, ainl liimjiiiy- fur rest, 
 Tclri|pt;iti'>M liKi\ fiillow, " Tis :>ll feir the lirst ;" 
 
 Oh liusi Him for cvit, your nfiitrc and ;,'iiiili:. 
 
 Remi niliiT the proniise, " The l.oiil will |injviik'." 
 
 I)i-li..'d ill thi.' \alli-y tlir lillics <.. f..r, 
 'Tis not from llwir lalMir, tin Lraiity tin y wear ; 
 If ilnll'.fd by your I'atlier, t' 1 i;i-ass that 11 list iliu, 
 Th'' nniitv of His childitii lli^ liaiid will sii|i|i|y ; 
 Till n trust Him fmiM r, Mnir rrfiii;i and k'tiide, 
 1.1 iiKiiilicr Iht prmiiisi-, " Thti Lord will pruvid"," 
 
80 ALL HAIL OUR TEMFEKAJNLE LAWS. 
 
 Words by John Thompson, Montreal, Que. Music by Eos. Morfa, Toronto, Ont. 
 
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 Come lot us tune our harpw of gold. The love of tein-per - .■xnco un-folil ; | ,.,, , 
 
 alt her joys and chant her i)raKse, An-otli - er diunkard's .sav'd l)y^riicu. \ "" ^" 
 
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 our tuiu - ptT-anc c laws! All 
 
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 All 
 
 liail our teni- pcr-ance laws ! 
 
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 ice laws ! All hail our ti iii - ijer-aiic( 
 
 our ti 111 - per-aiice 
 
 liaii our tein - per-ance laws ! All hail our teni - [jur-auee laws ! 
 
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 hail 
 
 All 
 
 our tcm-per-anoe laws! 
 
 A drmiknril wasli'd from cv'ry stniii ! 
 
 Deserves a loud, Imrnuniioiis striun ; 
 
 Christ's prccKHis blood lias clemis'd from Kin, 
 
 Tlie .'■piril's seal ie stamp'd williiii ; 
 
 Ifut lliiocliiis foi^ls liis (low'r is u 'iii-. 
 
 And reels like liKlitiiiiitj: from his throno.— Ail haii, A^o. 
 
 hail ! 
 
 All hail our tuin - [lerauce laws ! 
 
 (liir cause lias ln/cn by some coiiteimrd, 
 
 O'erlook'd, iiiiknowti, ile.s|iis'il, roiidenin'd ; 
 
 0\w iiiMiics tiMdiic'd, our livcei nlibor'il, 
 
 Wc suffer witli our inurder'd Lonl ; 
 
 But ubiie tlic llfliiH'S nsct'iid still hitli'i'. 
 
 Our song we II siiiu iuuidst tbe tire. — All liail. &o. 
 
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