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GEO. O. â– WEBSTKB.
I'LL Praise Hem.
UOPYIUGHT. lOOT, BY TtTLLAR-MEREDITH CO,
MRS. ORD noiIAJ«NAir,
1. If Je - sus will make me a bless-ing to-day, Will help me to cheer some sad
2. If Je - sus will help me some kindness to show, To those who are burdened with
3. If Je - sus will help me some lost one to win To ways of sal - va - tion from
one on his way, My all on His alt - ar I glad - ly will lay, And
sor - row and woe. Most glad- ly for Him will I hast - en to go, And
by - paths of sin. To bring to His fold some poor wan - der - er in, I'll
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Take Couraoe.
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JUUA. H. JOHNSTON.
GRANT C01,rAX TULX.A.H.
1. In the midst of the fight be cou - ra-geous, For the Lord of the bat - tie is nigh;
2. To the faint and the weak He in - creas-eth The a - bun-dance of cour-age and pow'r,
3. Hear the words of the Cap-tain who call-eth, "Lift your hearts, and be still un - dis - may'd,"
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'Tis the Lord who will or - der the bat - tie, Trust in Him, be Thou not a - fraid ;
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up-hold and sus - tain,
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In the hearts of the true and the loy - al, Be the cour - age to march and to fight.
Un - to God shall be then all the glo - ry, For the cour - age that won in the strife.
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COPYHIGHT, 1007, BY TT-'LLAR-MEREDITU CO.
Pi-onA. KmKT.A>i>.
Mason- J. MATTHE^^•s.
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I. Je - sus is our Morning Star, Bright -ly gleam- ing from a -far; He is sent to
• 2. Star of morn-ing fair and bright, Tri-umph-ing o'er shades of night! Christian, cast on
3. Star of hope to cheer us on, Till our jour-ney -ings are done; Star a - bove all
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118
Lift Up the Baiviveri
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FLORA. KrRKI-AXTIl
I. H. MEREDira.
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1. Lift up the ban-ner! Ban-ner of the Lord! Shout, shout Hosan-na! He is our Re-
2. Lift up the ban-ner I Nev-er one so fair; Haste to thecon-flict, Haste to do and
3. Lift up the ban-ner! Shout the bat-tie cry! Faith is the watchword, Time is passing
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119
Staivd Up, Stand Up For Jesus.
G. DUFFrEt.D.
COPYRIGHT, l»OT, BTf TDU-AK-MEHEDITB CO.
Fred c. Pullin.
In bold martial style.
1. stand up, stand up for
2. Stand up, stand up for
3. Stand up, stand up tor
4. Stand up, stand up for
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A crown of life shall be; He with the King of glo - ry. Shall
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REV. GEORGK O. >VEBSTEII.
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2. Ma - ny the voic-es call-ing — Speak Thou in ac - cents clear, Lest in the world's con -
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Do Your Very Best.
COP-SrSICHT, leOO, by Tinj.AR-MERKI>ITH CO.
Flora. KmKL.AJa>.
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best for Je - sus.
Triv - ial tho* your serv-ice be;
He your mo-tive un - der -stands;
Seek to serve Him ev - 'ry - where;
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Walk in low - ly paths of serv - ice,
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Say - ing, "This was done for me."
You are in the Mas-ter's hands.
You will find the Mas-ter there.
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Flora Kirklajcd.
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2. Sab-bath bells are ring-ing
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Ring-ing soft and low,
Sweet and true and strong,
Ring-ing loud and clear,
Call- ing us to wor - ship ;
Tho'ts of serv- ice bring-ing,
Joy-ous serv- ice bring-ing;
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Glad-ly we will go.
We to God be - long.
Haste their call to hear.
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He who is our Sav - iour Free - ly for us died,
Slight them not but hast - en Ere thy day de - clines;
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Christ, the cru - ci - fied.
Heav'nly brightness shines.
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songs creates interest.
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The SAVIOUR'S Call.
CroPYKIGHT, leOT, BY TULX.AXI-MEREDITH CO.
GEO. O. V .JBSTEH.
E. G. SPTErXA^'^O.
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1. Hear you not the Saviour's lov - ing call, O'er and o'er re-peat-ing hear Him say:
2. On the cross He gave His life for thee, Dy - ing there to ran - som you from sin,
3. Yield thy life to Him, the Lord of all, Fol - low Him a - long life's up -ward way,
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Now He of-fers you sal - va - tion free, Love di- vine thy heart should win.
Glad - ly yield o - be - dience to His call, Clear and sweet it sounds to - day.
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Edith s. Tii.ix>t&«jn.
Hail Himi
COPVHICHT, 190T, BY TfLLAR-MEREDITH CO.
I. H. MEREsrra.
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1. There's a ho - ly Friend, who His pow'r will send, Un - to all the true dis - ci-ples who His
2. There's a ho - ly Guide, who will walk be - side Where the pathway may be rugged or some
3. There's a ho - ly Eang, to whose name we bring All the wealth of our de - vo - tion in the
ways at-tend; Who will grace im-part un - to ev -
dan -gar hide; Tho' the way be steep, or the wa â–
songs we sing; For He reigns a-bove where His law
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All a - long the way, at our side He'll stay Till we
His commands are sure, and thro' time en - dure, And He'll
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reach His home in Hea - ven on His own glad day; And in His own place, we shall
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A.XGEL Voices, Ever Sixgixg.
Rev, Francis Pott.
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Sir Arthur Sullta'an.
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1. An-gel voic-es, ev - er sing-ing Round Thy throne of light; An-gel harps for ev - er ring-ing,
2. Thou who art beyond the farthest Mor - tal eye can scan, Can it be that Thou re-gard-est
3. Here, great God, to-day we of-fer Of Thine own to Thee; And for Thine acceptance proffer,
4. Hon-or, glo- ry, might and merit, Thine shall ev-er be. Father, Son and Ho-ly Spir - it,
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Rest not day nor night. Thousands only live to bless Thee, And confess Thee, Lord of might!
Songs of sin-ful man ? Can we feel that Thou art near us ? And will hear us ? Yea, we can.
All un-worth - i - ly. Hearts, and hands, and minds, and voices, In our choicest Mel - o - dy.
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Motto : — "We do things."
Text :— "I oan do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me." — Phil. 4' : 13.
National Platform: — "Young men at work for young men, all standing by the Bible, and tbe Bible SchooL"
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