No. 79.

J. W. V.

SAVED THROUGH JESUS' BLOOD.

J. W. VANDEVENTER.

2.

1. Sometime we'll stand before the judgment bar, The quick, the risen dead; I'll then receive a bright and star-ry crown, As 3. Then we shall meet to never part a - gain; Our

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on ly God can give;

toil will then be o'er;

The Lord will then make known the record there; Our names will all be read. And when I've been with him ten thousand years, I'll have no less to live. We'll lay our burdens down at Jesus' feet, And rest for-ev- er more.

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I'll be present when the roll is called, Pure and spotless thro' the crimson flood;

I

will

an-swer when they call my name; Saved thro' Je

sus blood.

No. 80.

MY SAVIOUR.

A. A. FAYN.

C. AUSTIN MILES.

2.

1. He will hear me when I call, He will help me when I fall, My Saviour, my I will la- bor, I will pray, I will trust him ev'ry day, My Saviour, my 3. When I'm weary and distressed, I will go to him for rest, My Saviour, my 4. May I nev- er, never stray From thy precious side away, My Saviour, my

Saviour; He will give me strength to bear Ev'ry grief that may appear; My
Sav iour; I will look to him in faith, I will trust him un-til death; My
Sav iour; To his loving arms I'll fly, Ev-'ry need he will supply, My
Saviour; Naught of evil will I fear, While I have my Saviour near; My

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all in all is he. Yes, a sat-is-fy- ing portion is my Saviour, My

Saviour, my Saviour; My rock, my stay, bv night and day My all in all is he.

No. 81.

WONDERFUL PEACE.

Rev. W. D. CORNELL. Alt.

Rev. W. G. COOPER.

1. Far
to-night, Rolls a
2. What a treasure I have in this won-der- ful peace, Bur- ied
3. I am resting to-night in this won-der- ful peace, Rest-ing
4. And me thinks when I rise to that Cit - y of peace, Where the
Ah! soul, are you here with-out com-fort or rest, Marching

a-way in the depths of my spir - it

5.

No. 82.

Rev. R. CARRADINE, D. D.

CALVARY.

JNO. R. BRYANT,

2.

1. There's a hill lone and gray, In a land far away, In a country beBehold! faint on the road, 'Neath a world's heavy load, Comes a thorn-crowned Hark! I hear the dull blow Of the hammer swung low; They are nailing my 4. How they mock him in death To his last lab'ring breath, While his friends sadly

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yond the blue sea, Where beneath that fair sky Went a man forth to die, man on the way, With a cross he is bow'd, But still on thro' the crowd Lord to the tree! And the cross they upraise, While the mul-ti- tude gaze weep o'er the way! But tho' lonely and faint, Still no word of complaint

D.S.-For 'twas there on its side Je-sus suf-fered and died,
FINE. REFRAIN.

And the tear-drops will start, When in mem'ry that gray hill I

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see;

5 Then darkness came down,
And the rocks rent around,
And a cry pierced the grief-laden air!
'Twas the voice of our King,
Who received death's dark sting,

All to save us from endless despair!

6 Let the sun hide its face,
Let the earth reel apace,

Over men who their Saviour have
But, behold! from the sod, [slain !
Comes the blest Lamb of God,

Who was slain, but is risen again!

No. 83.

E. E. HEWITT.

WILL THERE BE ANY STARS?

JNO. R. SWENEY.

1. I am thinking to-day of that beau-ti - ful land I shall reach when the
2. In the strength of the Lord let me la- bor and pray, Let me watch as a
3. Oh, what joy will it be when his face I be-hold Living gems at his

sun goeth down; When thro' wonderful grace by my Saviour I stand, Will there winner of souls; That bright stars may be mine in the glorious day, When his feet to lay down; It would sweeten my bliss in the city of gold, Should there

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be an-y stars in my crown? praise like the seabillow rolls. be an-y stars in my crown.

Will there be any stars, any stars in my crown,

When at evening the sun go-eth down?...... When I wake with the blest go-eth down?

In the man-sions of rest, Will there be any stars in my

crown?.. any stars in my crown?