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LIBRARY OF —
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AND HIS WIFE
LUCY WOODRUFF SMITH
GIFT OF THEIR CHILDREN
EMILY SMITH STEWART
EDITH SMITH ELLIOTT
GEORGE ALBERT SMITH, JR.

THE

LATTER-DAY SAINTS
PSALIMODY.

N COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL TUNES

COMPOSED AND COMPILED BY THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEE:

eae ELESS, fe. DEESLEY, Js J. DAY NES, ES PEPHENS, FC. GRIGGS;

ALSO EMBRACING COMPOSITIONS OF OTHER WELL KNOWN COMPOSERS
TOGETHER WITH

AV Number of Old and Familiar Tunes

SPECIALLY ARRANGED FOR THIS WORK,

PROVIDING MUSIC FOR EVERY HYMN iN THE L. D. Ss HYMN BOOK.

GOTTEN UP UNDER THE APPROVAL OF THE LATE PRESIDENT JOHN TAYLOR, AND ACCEPTED BY
PRESIDENT WILFORD WOODRUFF AND COUNCIL, FOR THE USE OF THE MEMBERS
OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS.

Second Edition—Revised and Enlarged.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Published by the Deseret News.
1902

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COMPILERS’ PREFACE.

HE origination (by the approval of the late President John Taylor) and
completion (to the acceptance of the First Presidency of the Church) of
this the largest and most important musical work yet published in Utah,
has been to the undersigned a labor of love and principle. Our aim has
been to present a suitable and acceptable tune for every hymn in the
Latter-day Saints’ Hymn Book. We have been materially aided by
the contributions of those who have so readily placed their appreciated compositions
at our disposal. —

The original music, with some few exceptions, is the production of ‘‘our
mountain home’’ composers.

Another feature which we feel confident will prove acceptable to many, is the
presentation of a number of old and familiar tunes, which, together with the words,
are associated by many with incidents of the most pleasing experience in_ their first
acquaintance with the Gospel; while to others scenes of trial and suffering will be

vividly brought to their remembrance.

That this work may be a means of still further extending a knowledge of the
Gospel of salvation; an aid to the congregations of the Saints in singing the praises
of the Lord and of assistance in their gatherings the world over, is the prayer of your
brethren in the Gospel of peace.

tS

GEORGE CARELESS,
EBENEZER BEESLEY,
JosEPH J. DAYNEs,
EvAN STEPHENS, -

THOMAS C, GRIGGS.
Baur PaAkEeCity, UTAH, U.-S. Ax,

May 27th, 1889.

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PUBLISHERS’ PREFACE.

THE PsaLmopy here presented is by far the largest and most costly musical
work ever published in Utah or for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
It has been thought, however, that the demand for it would be sufficient to warrant
the expenditure required, which has been a large amount. If the sale of the Hymn
Book for which the Psalmody supplies the music, may be accepted as a criterion,
the expectation concerning this work will probably not prove unfounded, for many
large editions of that book have been published and sold.

That our efforts to cater to the growing musical taste of the
be appreciated and the Psalmody find a ready sale and fulfi
concerning it, is the ea.nest hope of its publishers.

THE DESERET NEws.

community*may
l-all the expectations

COMPILERS’: PREFACE TO SECOND EDITION.

HROUGH the various Stakes of Zion and in many parts of the earth may now
be found copies of the Latter-day Saints’ Psalmody. This general distribution
having exhausted the First Edition and the demand for the Psalmody still continuing,
necessitates the issuing of this the Second Edition revised, corrected, improved in
form and printed on superio: paper, together with the addition of twenty-four tunes
set to the words as published in the twentieth edition of the Latter-day Saints’
Hymn Book. : |
It has been a matter of regret to the compilers, that in order to avoid making
this work too bulky, they were compelled to publish in some instances only a portion
of some of the hymns; this, however, should not prevent the free use of the Hymn
Book in connection with the Psalmody, as in many cases this is necessary to enable
us to obtain the full text of the poet’s inspiration.
Grateful for the acceptance and success which has attended the publication of
the first 5,000 copies of this work, we feel assured this, the Second Edition, will be
no less welcome or useful in the service of song among those who earnestly cesire

‘Thy Kingdom come.”’

é

Yours for the cause of Zion,

GEORGE CARELESS,

EBENEZER BEESLEY,

JOSEPH J. DAYNES,

EVAN STEPHENS,

Tuomas C. Griccs.
SALT. LAKE City, Urau, se

April 6th, 1896.

THE

LATTER-DAY SAINTS
oFooh tL MODY

No.l ANIMATION. L. M. [Page 266.] B. BEESLEY.

1. The hap - py day has roll - ed on, The truth re-
2. The gos - pel trump a - gain is heard, ‘ The truth from

3. The day by pro - phetslong fore - told, The day which
4. The day when Saints a - gain. shall hear The voice of

stored is now made known, The prom - ised an -_ gel’s
dark. - _—iness has ap - peared The lands which long be-
abla ats = =

Se CN FE 5 rea
- bra’m did be - hold, "The ee the Saints oe

° sus in their ear, And an - gels, who

z ee
eee

come a - gain - tro - duce Mes -si - ah’s reign.
night - ed lay, Have 1 now be - held a glorious. day.
as :
ag i = |
ae gece pe
sired . long, When God ae strange work would per - form.
bove reign, Come eo ae - verse hold with men.

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0.2 ASSURANCE, L.M. [Page 98.] H. E. GILES.

1. Dark is the hu - man mind when bound In _un-be-
2. Lord give us faith that we may . rend) >. } The monster’s

lief ’s grad | - ing ral Sunk - en the soul that AR

clutch ein ev - ery breast, A faith by which we-
=e

cn - ry. shin -.ing . clear, Faith that thro’ life and
6 Camp = Be —
ize oe ee Se: GmOORLEAY — auyrctran wey SRF. ge ————
’ SRR CANUTE UN Mee ERA OTS RE WL TES
7 SEARS VIET MARLEE OT VEN ; Beuree
——— 5
mae = Oe ae a
scorns the sound Of truth’sen-no - bling, sav - ing
may as -_ cend From truth te truth, — to reach_ Thy
yond the tomb, Shall find Thy prom - ised bless - ings
oa os EN FS Ra PT Ia RE BE?
DG SE tera near ates EN pate eel anata ee nee o

| call. Of truth’sen-no ~- bling,sav - ing call.

rest. pully truth to truth, to reach Thy _ rest.
amr [Se ee ———ie

near. Shall. find ae proms: - mee 2 bless - igs néar.

=< Siaeee ees

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No. 3. ADVENT. L. M. | Page 302. | DR. RIPPON.

| rN
tits _ 2 SS SSS RSS Sr ris

4... When earth in bondage long had lain, And darkness o’er thenations reign’d
A voice commissioned from on high, Hark! vs it is the angel’scry,

—

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He comes the gos- pel to re - veal In fullness to be - nighted man;
_ Translat - ed od by the as of God, _ His voice bearsrecord to His word;

5. - Restored the Priesthood, long since lost, In truth and power as at the first:
6. Bap - tiz - ing those who did be - lieve, That they the Spi -rit might recieve

== SS

And all man’s precepts provedin vain, A perfect system to obtain.
Descend - ing from the throne of light, His garments cg ee seat and ae

Lo! from Cumor - ah’s ect hill, ee comes s second of God’s wi,
Again an _an - cee! did ap-pear, As wit - ness-es ae bear.

= arrears,

Thus men oicaminitssionad from on high, Came forth and did repentance cry.
In ful-ness as in days of old, And have one Shepherd and one fold.

SS See eS

Aperfectsys - tem to obtain, A Fartedt sys-tem to ob - tain.
His garmentsshin - ingclearand white, Hisgarmentsshining clear and white.
N

ed

o
Therecomesare - cordof God’s will, Therecomesare-cord of God’s will.
As witnesses do record bear, As ae do re-cord _ bear.

(SSeS Sea eee eee

Came forth and did, repentance cry Came forth and did re - pent - ance cry.
AndhaveoneShep - herd and one fold, And haveoneShepherd and one fold.

ee

No,4 ADORATION. L. M. [Page 62.] 2. srepHuns.

Sf Andante muaestoso,

1. Great = re dulge my hum - ble Gee Thou my
2. Thou great and good, Thou just and wise, Thou art my

a eee
fr ee eee
a eee |
38. With ear ~- ly feet I love t’ ap - pear A -mong Thy
Noe ba abi my hands, [ll raise my voice, While I have

hope, my Joy, my )
Fa - therand my . God, And — am Thine by

Saints, and seek Thy face; Oft havel seen Thy
breath _ to pray or, ae Tuis work shall make my

af Sasa
ed

pose Thy name Stand all en - gaged to call me _ blest.
sa - cred ties, Thy son, Thy ser - vant bought with blood.
oe iar e oe : ———— ;
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glo - ry there, Andfelt the power of sov - ereign grace.
‘heart re - joice = the rem - nant of —s days.
7 a
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a APPLETON. L. M. [Page sme, DR. BOYCE,
1. ae Br So re - spon - “sive 40.4) Pea call, life or
2. Thoughlifebe short, and tri - als seem T darken
=
ae —
: = may distract our ee - oe joy, anne all our
O let Thy Spi - rit with dwell, That we in

Saree oe Sep eee ieee “eres
at cae LY - We Oa BN na eae a

APPLETON. (Concluded. )

= ee

death, what - ever be - faldane Our hopes for bliss on
its pro -_ tract - ed gleam— Though friends forsake, and

eee est hopes de - __ stroy; Yet these will in the
- ture worlds may tell How we o’ercame, and,

je a ea
ae ee 4

a
Thee de - pend; Thou artour ev - er - last - ing Friend.
foes con - tend, Thou art our ev - er - last - ing Friend,

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fu-ture tend To prove Thee ne cane faigh's fol Wriend,

in the end, Made The suis our ev - - last - ing Friend.
SStaeoeee Sa
No.6 AUBION. L. L. M. ne 119.] —-&.- STEPHENS.

Animato.

1. Praise ye Sic Lord! my eae shall join oo work so ae so di - vine,
2. Praiseshall employ my no ~- blest powers, Whileimmortal - i - ty en- dures;

3. ee shouldImakea man my trust? Princes mustdie and turn to dust;
4. Hap- py the man whose hopes re - ly On Israel’s God! He made the sky

aS Se ae ee
ee

Now while the fleshis my a- bode,Andwhen my _ soul ascendsto God.
My days of praise shall ne’er be past, While life ana thought and being _ last.
. —

Their breath departs, their pomp and power Andthoughtsall vanisn in an_ hour.
And earth and sea, with all their train; And none shall fiud His promise vain.

No.7 5 ABRAM. L. M. [Page 217.] 2. Buzsury.

ease:

1. What glorious scenes mine eyes be - hold! What glo - ries burst up-
2. An- gels to earth good news have borne, Which fills our souls with

3. Is-rael so long op - pressed and grieved, In ev - ery land, in
o

ieeree ts fee ee ta =e

my view! When Ephraim’s re - cord un - fold, All
soy oe peace; Good news to comfort: tase who mourn, And —

So =e ieee ie
' things ap-pear di-vine- ly new. All thingsap-pear divine-ly new.
bring the cap-tive full re- lease. And bring the cap - tive full release.

is » the time, the cho - sen time.Thisis the time, the chosen time,

1. Praise ye the Lord! tis or good to raise ~Yourheartsand voice - es
2. He formed the stars, those heavenly flames, He counts their numbers,
Ss

8. Sing tothe Lord— Ex - alt Him hen Who spreads His clouds a a -

ee

ALLMAN. (Concluded.)

SS SS

in His _s Praise; p His na-ture and His works in-
calls their names; His wisdom’s vast and knows no
| ree
os
bove the sky; There He prepares’. the fruit - ful

vite To make this du - ty our de - __ light.
bound— A deep where all our thoughts are drowned.

rain, Nor the samen descend in vain.
sg ss Sesser es
No.9 [Page 265.] ARION. L. M. EVAN STEPHENS.
Sf Maestoso.

Bir: ram Ree - oe yen Zz ee er ee
cia > ee ee ee ee ee
1. The great and glorious gos - pel light Ha Has ushered forth un - to _ my sight,
2. WithSaints be - low, and Saints a - bove, I’ll join to praisethe God I love;

pase

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8. Ho-san-nal let the ech-o fly From poleto pole,fromskyto sky;
—p = exe is

cra G fa oe
ua Er - 4 Sao ecient eo Ee aa | -9-9

~ Which in my soul I have received, From bondage and from death relieved
Like E - noch, too, I will proclaim A loud hosan - nato ah name

shall ring

sing, vil all e-ter - ni- Dye

ee

to

No. ie | ALOHA. LM. Page Lal S33 E, BEESLEY.

eee ee

"i How great the joy, that prom. - tes day, When the _ dis-
y The en dis - pensed that LEI - hour, At - tend- ed
zs ——
— ———
AEE AR == COT Og ee ae ee
Gite ee ee = A ars none 6
2s [ge in - dowedthuswith the ee Ee God, The’ .-) Saviors =

o—

ee

ci - ples met - to pray;Throughthewholehousethe Spi - rit
with Cou a vinc - ing power; And every soul as - sem- bled

a paicssee es bd EL
= ee oa a - broad— Go Go. and SR clare a elo - rious
Qt oe
Sy; soe See See ae es
—
reas Rs es
SR ee ae eee aT
came, And crowned their heads like tongues of flame.
there In his own tongue the truth did hear.
$f =
2S Sars =
Sao! Aes
ata a gos : gos - pel shall mankind re _ Les sb eeliay e,
No. 11. ANTIGUA. L. M. "Tage 303]. WELLS.
Perit es cto:
, s—|-9— = hy ? —_=— =
1. Ye Gentile nations, cease your strife,And listen to the words of life;
2. Let Judah’s remnants, farand near, The glorious proclam - a - tion hear;

— ee i
: Fi "

3. Their voices zoel their tongues a In songs of ev - er - last-ing joy;

Bay or

-ANTIGUA. (Concluded)

po uke “ez ae cc “os
Turn from y your sins with one ac- cord,Prepare to meetyourcoming Lord
For Is - rael and the Gen - tiles too, The way to Zi - onshall pursue.

ESS
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=0-¢ cane ee Peds
Pal tec Sates Tae edlls ay Baa Bgl Eta
9° —e abr ar ie Paes ome ae bats
= mountains fi the hills re - aes Let all cre-a - tionhear Hisvoice

see Serer ——
No. 12. ALFRED. L.M. [Page 203].

fe

et: ena is the place where Christ willreign With all His Saints a thou - sand
2 de Lees por - tals of the tomb, a3 aS ne canes dust to

geal it es PRES:

_ years; He'll end their sor - rows and their pains, Dis - miss their woes and
light; He'll clothe them with immor - tal bloom, Arrayed in garments

eee

dry their tears, Dis - miss their woes,and dry their tears.
clean and white Ar- rayedin gar- ments clean and white.

bid pee Site ee p thrones of power and bid them reign.

No. 13. BETHLEHEM. L. M. ees 399 |. GEO. CARELESS.

Andante. | :
Yi) Sie. @ oe
ee
1: A - gain we meet a - round the board Of Je - sus
2. He left His oe - ther’s courts on high, With man to

Lassa =

3. Help us, O God, to 2 - - ize The great a&-
4, Were His, who has’ the pur - aie made; His life— His

2

@ ——— Pate a ae
pe | Jo
our re - deem - ing Lord; With faith in His a -
live— for man to die; A world. to pur - chase
ae
. ° e | P @
ton- ing sac - ri - fice The gift of Thy be -
blood, the price He paid; We're His, to do His

r

ee ae va
ton + ing blood, Our on - ly ac - cess un - to God.
and to save And seal a m an ae oer the fee

aN Ngee
rane = mE m= ca
Sie wean Se reel
Aa AET 6— 9-9-1 72 TIA

2g

lov + ed Son, The Prince of Life, the Ho - ly One.

sa -__ cred will, _ And all re - qtire- ments to “fal. - fill.
2 SSS
No. 14. BRENTFORD. L.M. [Page 203]

Py Sea aay

1. Be-hold the Mountof Ol-ives rend! And on its top "Mds-sis -si- ah stand,
2. The mountains sink, the val - leys rise, And all the land becomes a plain;

Saas

ee ZG- a
3. But t what pen can paint WA scene! His wounded handsand side they see,

DS babes cies eae

BRENTFORD (Concluded).

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His cho - sen Is - rael to de - fend, And save them are a mighty hand
He ag de - liv - ’rance to the Jews, While all their en - e-miesareslain

Where once the ete and spear ‘spear have a This our Messi - ah! aay it. be?

ca deere

oS. BRADFORD. L. M. [Page 40]. JOS. J. DAYNES.
=——-sco—e Siete aan
fq; Hee py the souls who first be - lieved,To Je - sus and each

2. Meek,simple fol - l’wers of the Lamb! They lived ae spake and

’ hs MS owt

EE Sond TE —_ a on |

a0 ae i? === =e eet
3. With ae: - bun. - dant-ly en - dued,A a Pay believing

gre yeH ee Se
2S eee

oth - er cleaved, Joined by the ae tion from a-
thoughtthe same; They Joy - ful - Gon = Ms to

=

fa ee all were of anal heartand

bove, | In mys- tic ‘fel - ‘low-ship_ of love.
raise Their cease - less sacle ri - fice of praise.
ee
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ss NR GROG
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whole

No. 16. BEULAH. L. M. [Page 32]. "ARTHUR HANSON.

ay we pee epee cs ee eS

1. Peace, troubled soul! thou needst not fear;Thy great Provid - er still is near:
2. The Lord, who built the wok and sky, In mer - cystoops to nea thy cry;
as

3. His stores are o- pen all, andfree To such astru - ly up - right be;

Spa ee Pe |
Se

Who fed _ thee last, will feed thee still, Be calm, and seek to do His will.
His prom-ise all may free-ly claim:“Ask and re-ceive in Je - sus’ name.’

—— : i

, er ag ee —e

ease Se
Wa - ter and bread He'll give forfood, With all things else which He sees good.

No. 17. BEREAVEMENT. L,M. [Page357]. GEo. CARELESS.
1. Thou dost not weep, to weep a - lone; The broad be-
2. But, lo! what joy sa - lutes our grief! Bright rainbows

It soothes « our sor = - row, = ee The Lord in

reave - ment seems to fall Un - heed -ed and un-
crown the tear - ful gloom; Hope, hope e- ter -_ nal
Loe rear pa ai ea
= a a
oe)
chast - ee comes ito bless; is i 3 AN a God, He

BEREAVEMENT. (Concluded).

SSS SS —

felt by none: He was be - loved, be - loved ~ by all.
brings re - lief; Faithsoundsa tri - umph o’er the tomb.
2S SSS SS al
(Ga eee 4 ee
: Says He’ll be A fa-ther to the fa - _ ther-less.
- US oy Caan iees an eprueecoaens Se a a a ——— en |
=== Soot s
No. 18. BRIGHAM. L.M. [Page 216] B. STEPHENS.

BS a >

TeX ho - ly an ~-_ gel _ from on high The joy - ful
2. Mer - a and truth to - geth - er meet, And joy and
Ss cae

PGSM AIM Pie Sal i oar Sree RM 2S
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Wood: Cat |
3. Lo! from the heavens comes right - eous-ness, And truth from
> >

mes - sage has made known, Which brings our long - ing
peace with fond em - brace; The earth and heaven each
Pate tin

es St Tan LEO A Ral A DOR ET Gl tons Eee a

Tall y_ |
ae mae’

oth__- er greet, Theiroff - spring truth and right - eous- ness.

ire) 2ST SR be ANEUONIE C18) eR
So 3 |
Ieee cc a A aD (as
Fi MBSA SE SL hi ERT Be SS
spl - rits nigh, To bow and wor - ship near the throne.
|

Is - rael bless, Borne as it were on an - gels’ wings.

No. 19. BRYANT. L.M. [Page 228. | E, STEPHENS.

1. Glo - ry to Thee, my God, this night, For all the
2. For-give me, Lord, for Thy dear Son, The sins that
EGTEE Rem Wem _ te
CIE CO, Bex Aero < a
zz a eee
Sg ae caine, ee
3. nee me to _ live that may dread The grave as

pS SS

> > >

ELEY SOA DORM | BEST RAST BECELES eta
bless - ings o the light; - Keep me, , keep me
I

this day have done; That with the world, my-
, L “a ia re : MESS DET
LOTT HORS CERT SED Bills ais ger i ORION JECT
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| oe N wa0
lit - / tle as my bed; Teach me to die, that
B-
oy ) bo Bo i A Mae
— a =
CAE RTE TE

King of kings, ae Un-der the sha - dow of Thy wings.
self and thee, I, ere I _ sleep, ee pe may be.

No. 20. COMMUNION. LM. [Page 125]. | GEO. CARELESS.

: Sar 7 7 6 Ie.
1. How sweet com-mun §- ion is on earth With those who’ve ~
DAS! We) such

these sa - cred em - blemsprove Blest source of

are taught to

shun, Re- mem - bring

COMMUNION. (Concluded.)

ee TOS jon a
Of wa - ter—who the

God’s in- car - nate Son, __ Who te - fered at h’ac-

Spi - rit’s powers Re-ceive, in gen - ial quick - ’ning showers.
fec - tion press, Ob-serv - ing laws of right - eous - ness,
oat 2 ae
Sm
ae - ed tree To set the con - trite sin - ner free.
SS Se See
No. 21. CHINA. LM. [Page 230.] __B, CUZENS.

1. Great God! to thee myevening song With humble grati - tude I ae. Q let thy mer -ey
2. My days, uncloud-ed as they pass, And ev-ery on-ward roll-ing hour, Are mon-u - ments of
|

At . o ity —\ & a
ani tO —e ae a oe Fiioe cane fs es
a asin |
te *sto-
3.. And yetthis thoughtless, wretched heart,Too oft re-gard-less of thy love, Ungrateful gee

SS

ieee rn ag «|

Doe f
tune my tongue, O let thy mer - cy tune my tongue, And fill my heart with lively praise
won - d’rous grace, Are mon-u- ments of won-d’rous grace, And witness to thylove and powes.

ye de- part, Un - grateful can from thee de- part And a 4 a of ib rove.

7 t, - @ CRT — OPER FET i
tt SRE I ERO PC PRT Te r) iP See
vt RETIK eTO | Aad (Gee (N des OE A sR DEER
‘ iS CRRa Sa (ST a NS 1 IBY

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No. 22. DEVOTION. L.M. [Page 101]. E. STEPHENS.

Ce Rasen es
Bisley oe was a Bad |
EE soe ———_¢@_6@ ——__6—_--6 ae es
1. Come,dearest Lord, descend and dwell, By faith and love, in
2. Come, fillour hearts with in - ward strength; Makeour en- larg - ed
—— — — ee
jaa
Ong a RP ese oy
3. Now to the Gods whose idl can iat More ee our thoughts or

eve ery breast; Then tall we | know and taste and feel The
souls pos-sess And learn the heightand breadth and length And

erg
el

wish 6s ea Be ev - . - last - ing - orsdone By
uaa ean

H ARE cs a a a ee ee PEA
(eenee Sar See aie
joys that can -not be expressed, The j joys that ‘cannot be een
depth of | thine un - mea-sured grace,And depth of thine unmeasured grace.

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all the Church,through Christ his Son, By all th the Chase thro’ Christ his son.

i ee eee)

No. 23. EMERY. LL.M. [Page 404.] HENRY EMERY.
Ss. == =e

1. “Come, fol - low me,’ the Sav - ior said; (Then: :ssleb: 1s ins

2. “Come, fol - low me,” a_ sim - ple phrase, Yet truth’s su - blime, ef-

3d.» hig it e - nough a - lone to know That we must fol - low

[pe ios

EMERY. (Concluded.)

4

+ 6
foot - steps tread, For thus a - lone can we be one, Forthus_ a-
ful - gent rays Are in these sim - ple words combined, Are in these

—

f
him below, While trav - eling through this vale of tears? While traveling

lone can we be one With God’s ownlov’d, be - got - ten Son.
sim - ple words combined, Tourge, inspire the hu - man mind.

P
through this vale oftears? No,this extends to ho - lier spheres.

No. 24. . EDEN. L.M. [Page 20.] J. 8. BRAMWELL.

1. God spake the word, and time be - gan; Hespake,and gave his law to man;
2. But soon the hap - py pe changed,And they became from God estranged

S, oo = ey

A a

‘His pres - ence oft did A-dam cheer, Wholov’dthe voiceof God to hear.
They broke his law, and guilt and shame Their state ofin- no - cence o’ercame,
eek Freie

s Te

ieee oe geo
His well - known voice by them was heard,And tremblingly they both appeared.

ee ea eae

eos Nae |

aegis xt ee
oS ee es =
te

No.25. EDWINSTON. L. M._ |Page41.|

IED

Ht —_|}+-—_——-@
1. Je-sus, from whom all blessings flow, Great Builder of thy Church be-low ! If now thy spir - it
2. The fewthat tru - ly call thee Lord, And wait thy sane - ti - fy - ing word, And thee their utmost

~~
3. QO! let them all thy mind express, Stand forth thy chosen wit - ness - es, Thy power un - to
Be 177 ON 1 Ree
So rt |

° | CA a ' aes
ae a : = .
Dole oe ee i tee te tte
aos Wes ia: PIS ESS Gg OR? TS SLAY | ee oth a a Le

ek ay 7) i i a ad : 7 Wall | ZZ z aaa]

Hr see 7 SATS RSNA IE oc ee
moves my breast, Hear, and ful - fil thine own re - quest ! Hear, and ful -fil thine own re - quest!
Sa - vior oun U - nite, and per - fect them in one. U-nite, and per-fect them in one.

No. 26. ETERNITY. L, M. [Page 226.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

Moderato.

1. Waked from my bed of slum - bersweet, Refreshed in bod - y
2. Thy praise,O God, shall be mytheme, Whileday and night their

Ee eer oa

3. Thy mer- cy has’ pre- served my soul, Through toils and dan - gers

Wier Se ae ee

el T EEE t
and in mind, The morning light with joy I greet, And of - fer
course pur-sue, Tilltime shall end its transient dream—Through endless

ETERNITY. (Concluded. )

a song di - vine. An wit of - a up song ae vine.
Be the theme re-new.Throughendless day the theme re - new.

No. 27. FAITH. L. M. [Page 56.]
Phe ee

~ d, Author of — “faith, Peden. ol Word, Whose spir- it , breathes the
To thee our » Ht ble hearts a - spire, And ask the gift un-

Save us, a pres -

act - ive flame,—Faith, likeits fn - ish-er and Lord, sa We day as
speak - a- ble; Increase in us the es - led fire— In us the

V 4
Sav - ior thou! res er we joule ae faith we have, Future and |

yes- ter-day the same. To-day as yes - ter - day the same.
work of faith ful- fil. Inus the work of faith ful - fil.
SS]
Seer aie Z
past sub-sist - ing now. Future and past orn - cs - ing now.

No. 28. FREEDOM. L, M. [Page 263.] «JOS, J. DAYNES.

Moderato.

cA CER Perera ONE ESTE EEE
1. Know this, that ev’ry soul E free, ree, Know this,th jthatev - ’ry soul is free,
2. He’ll call, persuade, di - rect - right, He’ll call, persuade, di - rect a- es,

3. Freedom and Season BES us men; Freedom anne rea -son make us men;

To choosehislife and what he'll be; - For thise-ternal truth is given,
Bless him with wishom, love and light, In nameless waysbe good _— and kind,
—

y ee ee ry AB ROAR OOS NRC RSS TEESE SSI

_—T 9—_|§-6 ,—% | ehg-@ 3 — | 9

NY A sd Ae ig gn fA ES” WOR Cee as OOTTT roe PD ESoa

ped Se aN | Ml a

Take these away, What are we then? Mereanimals, and just as well

are ~~
Forthise-ter - nal truth is given, That God will force no man to heaven,
In nameless ways be good and oe But never force the human mind.

No. 29. GETHSEMANE, L. M. [Page 151.] G. CARELESS.

Andante
tt ee
a ee er eee a
1. "I'was on that dark, that sol - emn night, When powers of
2. Be - foreth - ful be- gan, © He took th
e - forethe mourn-ful scene e- gan, e too e
AE IG TE aU DR SLE PT
eee eg ee

3. his” 18: iy, bod “=" vy, elain Fata eal Re - ceive and

sieeve cos aie sia See :

GETHSEMANE. (Concluded.}

earth and hell a ~-_ rose Against the Son, e’en God’s de -
bread; and blessedand brake: What love through all his ac - tions

light, And friends be - trayed him to his foes.
sia ee ee won -drous words of grace he spake!
Gaile 7
| oot Pe ga Sr Og
é |

No. 30, © GABRIEL L. M. [Page 122.] E. BEESLEY.

2 Eee eee ree

1. Lord,thou has searched and geen m seen me thro’; Thine eyecommands with piercing view
2. My thoughts, before they are my own, Are to my God oy -tinct-ly known;

My ris- ing andmy rest-ing hours, My heartand flesh, with all their powers.
He knows the wordsI mean to speak Ere from my op’ning lips they break.

No. 31. HARVEST, L. M. [Page 243.] G. CARELESS.

SOIR Pe! aoe r- f° MEP
ee SCI MN i saa ar Ua no aN aA wB
1. Be- hold! the har- vest wide ex-tends, The fields are white o’er
2. Shallwe re- pine when Jes-us_ calls, Or count it sac - fi -

jE

3. When Jes- us Christ has done the same, With-out a_ place to

2 eee

all the plain; Thetares in bun-dles must be bound, While we with
— we make, To spend our lives as pil - grims here, Or . anc them

lay his head,— A pil- grimon the earth ae Sane Un-til for

care se - cure the grain. Whilewe with care se - cure the grain,
for the Gos- pels sake? Or lose them for the Gos-pel’s sake?

us his blood was shed. Un-til for us his blood was shed.

No. 32. HEBER. i: M. [Page 175.) : E. BEESLEY.

1. "['wasthe commission of our Lord, “Go, teach thena-tions and baptize el?
2. He sits up-on th’ e- ternal hills, With graceand pardon in_shis hands,

O83 thas = Sa

. “Re-pent, and be baptized,” ne saith, “For - re- miss-ion of yoursins;?

HEBER. (Concluded.)

The na - tions have re - ceived the word, Since he as - edad ; to the skies.
And ou his cov - nant with the seals, To blessthe dis- tant heathen lands.

= Ss

See thus our sense as - sists our faith, And showsus what the Gospel ificania:

No. 33. HUDSON. L. M. [Page 5.] G. CARELESS,

Moderato.

1. The morning breaks, the shad - ows flee; Lo! Zi- on’s stand - ard
2. The clouds of er, - ror dis -ap - pear Be- fore the rays of

PES

83. The Gen - tile

Perc Ole, oe brighter day ‘The dawn -ing
ae di - vine; Theglo- ry, bursting from a-far, Theglo - ry
\

is He furled ! The The dawn - sie

P
E at hand: Lo! Ju - dah’s remnant, cleansed from sin, Lo! Ju- dah’s

of a bright-er day Ma - jes - tic ris - es on the world.
burst -ing from a - far, Wide o’er the na - tions soon will shine.

remnant, cleansed fromsin, Shallin their prom - ised Canaan stand.

=e

1. A poor way-far- ing man of grief Hath oft-en crossed me on my way;
3. Once when my scan - ty meal was spread, He entered—not a word he spake!

5. I spied him where afountain burst Clear from the rock his strength was gone;

eee eee |
oe eg eee Eesconania He Pi
= Se a a
f= = eee i Se

Who sued so humbly for re- lief, ThatI could nev - er answer, Nay.
Just per - ish - ing for want of bread; I gave him all; he blessed it brake,
N N

2. I had not power toask his name, Whither he went, or whence he came;
4, And ate, but'gave mepart a - gain; Mine wasan an - gel’s por - tion then;

Yet there was something in his eye Thatwon my love, I knew notwhy.
For while I fed with ea - ger haste, The crust was manna to my taste.
| Not

Se
Dipp’d, and returned it runningo’er; I drank and nev - er thirsted more.

eae ee = : ——s

No. 80. HARMONY. L. M. [Page 299.] gos. g. pavnzs.
Not too fast. |

[2 SoS a ee eee

1. Hark! lis-ten to the gen-tle strain,O’er hill and val-ley,erove and plain! It
3. The birds their num’rous notes resound In songs of praise the earth aroundTheir

rr — NS ee an A =

ech-oes from the heights a- bove The voice of free-dom, peace and love. 2. The

vol - ces and their tonguesem-ploy Insongs of free-dom, love andjoy. 4. And

J

si- lenceor with gen-tle roar, The God of love and peace adore. 6. The

| a a Y 7 —

flowers that bloomo’erall the land In har-mo-ny and or - derstand; Nor

then be-hold the crys - tal stream With mul-ti- tudes of fish - es teem; In
\

Re a ror

earth and air, the sea andsky, The Ho - ly Spir-it from on high, And

2 See eee eee

an - gelswho’ a- bove do reign, Cry “Peace on earth, good will to men.”

— J — i 9-—_ @ at Aled ee Tee, (Re A Bo AN
oe aoe gg eg ee =]
as ee ee RES ez

No. 36. HOSANNAH. LM. [Page 204.] G. CARELESS

1. Ho - sannah to the great Messiah, Thelong ex - pect- ed
2. On Zion’s mount histhroneshallbe, His sanc- tu - a - r

fy Ea Es = Sas ne ra fA
uceeeredtre= et lg—e ae wees aes

y
3. He’lljudge withjus - tice for the poor; He will with eq- ui-
oe ZA

@-
Cs —g—-— ea (A 3 CA CA _* nena p
Sav -ior King, He’llcomeandcleansetheearth by fire, And gath - er
stand se - cure, His scep-tre o’er the na- tions sway, And all cre =

A,
ty re - prove; He’llsmitethe wicked with his power—Op-press_- ion
dae 2 NS ENE ORIENT Pe coe

a

: SRS TARE, WE

scat - tered Is - rael in. Andgath - er scat - tered Is-rael in.

a - - tion him a - dore. And all cre-a - tion hima- dore.
han |

the earth
ae egg: ae

ae ee

is @ ")
ig ee et i =” a Lb
1. Come hither, all ye wea - ry souls; Ye heav - y - lad -en_ sin - ners come;
2. They shall find rest thatilearn of mol of a. meek and low - ly mind;
\ aries

i See ee

Se fas |
3. Blest is the man whose shoulders take My yoke, and bear it with de- light:

HEAVENLY HOME. (Concluded.):

Bop op fe Se eae |

ee

Tl] give you rest from Ria your See And raise you to my _heav’n-ly home.
But pass-ion ra -ges like the sea, And prideis_ rest-less as the wind.
ETRE: \ \ sear sa EN eee

No. 38. ISRAEL. L. M. [Page 201.] E, STEPHENS.

Con Anima.
(oN :
BP See RSS,
pease

1. Be-hold the great Re - deem-er comes To bring his ran - somed peo - ple
2. He comesall bless-ings to im - part Nie to the meekand con- trite

. He Bote bless the hum- ble poor; Hecomescre-a - tion to. re-

home; He comesto save his scat-ter’d sheep; Hecomesto com- fort
heart ; He comes,he comes, his Saints ad - mire Hecomesto burn the
| N

those who weep. He comes ‘to com - fort those Nee weep,
wa by fire. He comes to burn the proud pore
Be ares = ae a : =
ar Bie ae Lames te hs
eC
gain to die. tf, comes A not a - amc die.

No. 39. | IRENE, L. M. [Page 213.] a J. DAYNES.

Moderato.

1. What won-drous things we “mow |e. & hold, By — Proph - “ets
2. The sec - ond time he’d _ set his hand To gath_ - - er

8. Then Eph - raim’s _ sons, war - like race, Shall seek their

Wd eal er | eae

old, In vis-ionswhich th’Al-mightsy Lord ie
their land; Ful - fil the cov - ’nants he had made, Ful -

NTO ALTA Nee
Bs fe epee re

peace; And earth’s re-mot-est

seen in days
Is rael_ to

parts a - bound, And

ap aah
vis-lons Geiien th’ Al- might- y Lord Confirm’d by his un - chang-ing word.
fil the cov-’nants he had made‘ And pour his bless - ings on their head.
pee,

No.40. | IMMANUEL. LM. [Page 172] sos, s. pavwus.

=a

1. Ail you that love E_ -man - uel’s name, Whosespir-its burn with
2. "Tis you, ye chil- dren of the light, The spir- it Se ‘Ss

Ee ie epee |

8. Cometo his Church, en - ter gates; For you his gra- cious

prs ta ES fea

IMMANUEL. (Concluded.)

aE dent flame, To see his glo-ry, learn his praise, To see his
bride in - vite; Come, come, ye sub-jectsof his grace, Come, come, ye
N

ie ence waits; Here poe and par-don are be - stowed— Here peace and

Sa aaa
— Sa el

glo - ry, learn his praise, And fol - low him all his ways.
sub -jects of his grace, Where he re- veals his smil-ing face.

6 ale Gade

No. 41. JACOB. L. M.

iP ® Lord, out our Fa-ther, let thy erace Shed its 3 glad | beamson Ja - cob’s race,
2. Their mis’ry let thy mer-cy heal, Their tres-pass hide, their par-don seal;

Re-store that long-lost scat-tered band, And callthem to theirna-tive land.
O God of Is-rael, hear our prayer, And grant that they ne love may share.

Penile sts shitianne ts
—¢—¢- Eines es = — ——— Zs =o =

No. 42. | JAVA. L. M. [Page 185.] i SHOEL.

1. Cre-a - tion speaks with aw - ful voice— Hark! ’tis a u - ni-
2. For sick-ness, sor - row, pain and death, With aw - ful tyr - an-

3. But hark! a - gain a voice is_ heard Re-sound-ing through the

fay i) ae 2 (Mile: — o—
ye3= aot

ver -. sal groan Re - ech- oes through the vast ex - tent Of worlds un-
ny have reigned: Whileall e - ter - ni-ty has shed Her tears of

—e—$—$— F- ia— ae — “—P-@ ———-
Stee
sol - emn gloom— A might-y con- qu’or has ap- pear’d, In tri- umph

2S eee

rn a oS,

num-ber’d, called to mourn. Of worldsun - num - ber’d, called to mourn.

sor - row oer the slain. Hertearsof sor - row over ‘the slain.
AER ian

hanes piles SP = Zz a] i i:
=~ 6G j me | 1 ay —— mt
S ives hare ae RN RR OL Se ME ANSE 5 AOS i
oO Z,
. ris - ing from the tomb. In tri-umph ris - ing from the tomb.
a

NodB Ses JONATHAN. L.M. [Page97.] © HanpeL.

1. Be- fore Je - ho-vah’s glo-rious throne, Ye na-tions bow with sa - cred joy;
2. Hissov-’reign power,with-out our aid, Made us of clay and formedusmen;
ean

re Trees
3 A, Fe-8 #1 r aaa
os o-

3. We'll crowd thy gates with thankfulsongs,High as the heavens our voi - ces raise ;
| : oe

JONATHAN. (Conc!aded.)

Knowthat the Lord is God a-lone,Hecan cre-ate, andhe de-stroy.
And when like wand-’ring sheep we stray’d Hebroughtus to his fold a - gain.

No. 44. JEANETTE. L. M. eee 188. ] T. C. GRIGGS.
_ Moderato.
| es aa a a pee a
Seer arcie area a eee
: 1. Let earth’s in - hab-1 - tants re - + joice, And glad -
2. Soon will nie bliss - ful time ar - rive Which ho - ,
: _ fee ees
SS ee ae ee ae
= ea 23 Se ee ie =—@ e— ——
| ena rene pres - sion will no more be found, Nor ty - rant

Sara eer

hail their gra - clous hour- ce gain is heard a Proph-et’s voice, And
| men of old fore - told, Whenmannomore with man wouldstrive, But
BPRS a ee Sen NE RT ENS oN NS
| 7 samen eS :
TD POT OR ~ inkl iS nia Erie CF i FE LE ERE TL NS
| I 6 ea au te Se ne eal

hold re -lent - less sway; Butlove to God and mana -

Sees

all may feel the Gos-pel’s power. And all may feel the Gos - pel’s power.
all in each a friend be- hold. But all in each a friend be- hold.

ee wey vat ea ae Re

ee Gm TR ae

2S S222 222i see
Se f

@
|
out a long Mil-len - nial day. Through-out a long Mil - len - nial day.

Si aieee aecoe

No. 45. JOSEPH. L. M. [Page 290.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

his breth - ren moved With keen - est
he did un -fold, Then fell up -

ote f ipsa

8. ’Twas God that sent me by com- mand To save _ you

+)

r

sor - row and dis - tress, He could no long-er hide his love— He

| on their necks. in tears— I am _ your bro-ther whom ye sold; I
z i SOA EES cal" STAT EY CUNNEL WHIRL AEN AR eA EE
pee @ , a ae Ua RNG MED aes Ee A Eh 3
& |€4_@ f/* @ a Ag a G2 DEER IIRT
a : ee | Ye ae

from the fam - ine sore, To bring youin - to E - gypi’s land, To
-G-°

| could nolonger hide hislove- No more his feel -ings could sup-press.
am your brotherwhomyesold; Dis-miss your doubts, dis - pel your fears.
Py
De pled coe ya!
eee
Bak TS a oe Seema , et es rate
bring you in-to Egypt’s land, Where you shall nev - er hun - ger more.
p—e_ 9p
PAD a eg ST REDD

1. When God’s own peo - ple stand in need, His goodness will pro-vide sup-plies ;
2. At God’s com-mand, with speed-y wings, The hungry bird re- signs its prey,
|

- eG ?
uie - thod may _ be count-ed strange, But hap-py was E- li - jah’s lot:
ae es

KINDNESS. (Concluded.)

a 3
Thus, when E- li - jah faints for bread,A Rav - en to. hissuc- cor flies.
And.to the ho- ly Proph- et brings Theneed - ful por-tionday — by oe

No. 47. KIMBALL. L. M. [Page 146.]_ JOS. J. DAYNES,

SS =

“1. Great God, at - tend while Zi - sings The joy that
2. Might I en - joy the mean - = place -With -in thy

from

thy pres - ence springs; To — spend one day with
house,

~O- God of grace, Not tents of

thee on earth Ex - ceeds a thou - sand days of mirth.
thrones of powerShould tempt my feet to leave ine door.

e | | °
with - out and fears with - in.
| lam

and sin,

From foes

a

No. 48. LIGHT DIVINE. L. M. [Page 109.] E. STEPHENS.

eo—
1. The ris-ing sun has chased the night — And broughta -
2. We laid us down and sweet- ly slept; The Lord our
——__ 2

gain the cheer - ing light: ae mer-cy mul Be aie
souls in aes - a kept; wake his 2 -¢ ness
joy that : id . igs reigns; Phong dan- ieee a and

a eee ee

, A ES,

ETD a ; Ka 2
ples our days, And calls us to re - new our praise.
to . pro - claim, And sing new hon - ors_ to his name.

© sce rae —E ——
= B= 2
foes a - bound, Th’e-ter - nal arms will us sur - round.

No. 49. — | LEHI. UM. [Page 109.] A. M, FOX.
ASE See oe

Cae Though nowthe na ~- _ tions sit be - neath The dark - ness
2. That light shall glance on dis - tant lands; And heath-en

3. Lord, spread the: tri - -umphs of thy grace; Let: truth and

LEHI. (Consluded.)

—o7— 9—__e—_|o—*—_—\_—_-@
of o’er - spread- ing death, God will a - rise with
tribes, Ing sjoyr: - fal bands. Come with ex - ult - ing
Ore 7 Oe sue Say ae
P
right - eous - ness and peace, In mild and love - ly
: = = prem e on
oo lt ee oe ee eee
(LOLS eho yersonmt cur oe .
STE RS TT ER NeE eS CA SSEBENTCS |
2 Se
; light di - vine. On Zi- on’s ho - ly towers to shine.
haste to prove The pow’r and great - ness of his _ love.

i: |
forms, dis - play The glo-ries of the Lat - ter- day.
3 Pa ee 2

No. 50. LOWELL. L. M. [Page 403.] JOS. J. DAYNES,

~ 1. While of these em-blems we par-take, In Jes-us’ name and for his sake,
2. Forus the blood of Christ wasshed,Forus on _ Cal-v’ry’s cross He bled,

a ees Z ae
3. Man brokethelaw of his es- tate, AndJes-us came to ex - pi- a

Let us re -mem- ber, and be sure Our hearts and hands are clean and pure.
And thus dis-pelled the aw-ful gloom,That else were this cre - a - tion’s doom.

QS el
SE a A SS AO Me ae
o Jde-

—— =< fe a
A-tone and res - cue fall-en man, Ac-cord~ ing t

No. 51. MEDITATION, L. M. [Page 311.] G. CARELESS.

Moderato. snore
Pee A —@p g g Pa By BS a 37
ae Be pe
1. An- oth *- i:er :day . °‘has fled and gone, Thesun de -

2. The moon her beau_- teous course. re-sumes, And sheds her

clines in west - ern skies, Thebirds re ~- _ tired have
light o’er land and sea ; The gen - tle .dews in

a

oa | ‘
hours I call to mind When Vith the saints I

pies

ceased their song, — ours in pure de - vo-tion rise.
soft per - fumes Fall sweet - ly OV - er herb and tree.

oft have tet, Our pean ae

a
No. 52. | MEMORY. L. M. [Page 282.] ANN FELLOWS.
ies Para Pe s____ a—

eee SS SS

1. When rest - less on my bed I le, Still court - ing |

2. If hushed the’ breeze and calm _ the tide, Soft will the

MEMORY. (Concluded.)

a EMRE HA a
sleep, which still will inna Then shall re - flec - tion’s
stream of mem - ’ry glide; And all the past, a
See
on life’s tem -

powr Il-lume the lone and mid - night. hour.
train Wak’d by re - mem- brance, live a - gain.

SSS

And sigh, O Lord, to come to thee.

bright-er
gen - tle

SS eee a
No. 93. MOTHER. L. M. [Page 186.] GEO. CARELESS.

1. The morning flow’rs ere their sweets,And gay their silken leaves un-fold,
2. Nipt by the wind’s un-kind-ly blast, Pare’d by the sun’ ’s di- rect - er ray,

mre) Py CAD al aD eee ee —=+— (aS Bh BEASES
Ah y ESE hel Bp a CA -4—g—g bg a —~g OR CCR ca SRE Fe PS Ke:
FES A) RSW : ! = a. fig gig th 6 i

A —_“_g_g—glo5- Gilg ¢ gta i ba — # Z
oe
8. So blooms'the hu-man face di-vine, When ryouth itd pride of beau - ty shows,
a ONE: [cl] ST aco ROLE? 0k ON 7 — mae a? 130 <1 ome ie
Zh try Eee Fore ea aos erm eo PS CALA i

ee le Ce ee teen eead ay dns =
Y Peo 7 SR, FS aw
: H— } 4-H] = =
F LiL Sao SEL

As carelessof the noon-tide heats, As fear -lessof the ev’n - ing cold.
The mo-ment-ar-y glo-ries waste, The short-lived beau-ties die a- way.

MELODY. L. M. [Page 313.] A. M. FOX,

Zr. cho - sen Twelve, to you

de First to the Gen -tilessound the news;

min- is - try
hap - py land; Andthenbe-fore it reach
——__

are given The aye of this last
Throughout Co - lum -bia’s

= a

To ev -’ry na - tion un

- der heav’n, To ey - ’ry
the Jews, And then be -

far and _ near se Gen - tile

a ee ee re eae aes oi eae
a ae Re ee ek A iF ES aH, Bree fil
na-tion un- der heavy’n, From land to land, from sea to sea.

fore it reach the Jews, Pre - Dare on Ku- rope’s shores to stand.

MALACHI. L. M. [Page 26.] _ GEO. CARELESS.

1. A - rise!
2. Be - hold

a- rise! with joy sur
the way! ye her - alds
any he

- vey The glo - ry
cry; Spare not, but

MALACHI. (Concluded.)

m4 ee
of the © lat - ter day: ‘Al --read - y has ~ the
lift your voi- ces high; Con- vey the sound — from

God de - lights nes dwell: He fix . es there His

dawn be- gun, Whichmarks at hand the ris-ing sun!
pole to pole- Glad tid - ings to — the __cap- tive soul.
aaa E ‘ ‘ \
i ; | ess es ans a wa Pa N mend tg
{ow al a aie Soa (od 4 fig f= a
SY a. LEE ERO LA : Eg net
ae And calls the sa - cred place his own.

=

No. 06. OFFERING, L. M. [Page 155.] G. CARELESS.

Andante.

pe

aeeaeget eee tte ee
1. Hedied! the great Re-deem-er died! And Is - rael’s daugh-ters wept a - round;
2. Come,Saints,and dropatear or two For Him who groan’d be-neath your load ;
N ,

A sol - emn dark-ness veiled the sky; Tee ies trembling shook the ground.
Heshed a thou-sanddrops for you- A thou-sand drops of pre-cious blood.
—_— eee —

But lo! what sud den joys were heard; Jes - us tho’ dead, ’s re - vived a-gain.

as =

No. 57. - OLD HUNDRED. L. M. [Page 89.)* | wm. FRANC.

eke Te all that dwell be - low the skies Let the Cre-a - tor’s praise a - rise:

2. E - ter-nal are thy mer-cies,Lord, E - ter - nal truth a - tends eee word ;

A core ES baba aa ge

‘ Cees Ter) SE RTO YA io 2)
f FAN CA op Pr Be Ne pis ae ET
ey — Se 8 OP De BH A CE EP Oe

Sey)

1. Praise God from whom all blessings flow Praise him, all crea- Mares here be- low ;
-o—

ye {CRS o- —~
ueths) BREN Bs Ts] res FE ahd OP aes
s WES PTS SES a eee emi Se Fo sal a Cf ESET
He Ae Hs a oes ees i ee

Let the Re - deem- ers’ name ‘be sung Thro’ ev- ’ry y land by ev - ry > toned
Thy praise shall sound from shore to shore, sl suns shallriseandset no more.

7 ‘ oN ec 2 ee
= Zac seco Seeece ee a ee

oo

Praise him a - it ye heav’nly host; pause Father, sea and sls ly Ghost.
See ae 2 ae — i ree 6.

il eee aes yes
eo 58. PERU. LL.M. [Page 39.) | J. LEACH,

ae] eens ©
orem tds mie “py yy the man who finds _ the grace, The bless-ings of God’s
2. Hap- py be -yond de - scrip - tion he Whoknows“The Sav -_ ior
: | | N

cho - sen race, The wis-dom com - ing from

- bove, |

| died for me;” The gift un - ae - a- ble _— ob - tains,

(25). See
mer - see - ae Wis - domto sil _ - ver we pre - ‘fer,

———_—

* Also page 149.

PERU. (Concluded.)

‘The faith that sweetly works by love. The faith that eae works by love.
_ And heay’n-ly un-der-stand-ing gains. And heay’n- ey er -der-stand-ing gains.

,
eee ge asSee BG
ay. = — | Pees eee — i+_—
a |
And _ gold isdross eompar’d with her. And gold is sa com- zac a her.
’ €é-
oar Ra Ee A nt POS AIR oma (7. i
je Bare SP ERNE eens co Bs 5
za DRESS TD eee ae
No. 59. PETER. L. M. [Page 230. | JAS. P. OLSEN,

Sostenuto.

1. Haste glo-rious day, when Christ shall come ‘To _ reign su -

_ ~preme oer land and _ sea, When saints shall all be

gath - ered home, And earth be ruled with e- qui - ty.

No. 60. PARLEY. L. M. -[Page 178] f, STEPHENS.

oe

1. How fool-ish to the car - nal mind, The ord-’nan-ces of God ap - pear;
2. What! buried now be-neath the flood, To wash a - way our guilt and sin;

|
3. Thus they des-pise the prof-fered grace, And die and per- ish

in their sins;

Mencountthemas a puff of wind, And gazewitha ae sneer.

So the As-syr-ian lep-er TOUS great wash in Jor- dan and t ba

Set anet Pte

coo te

No. 61. PREPARATION. IL. M. [Page 197.]..- sos. 4. DAYNES.
= fae | pe att
1. My soul is full of peace and love; soon shall see Christ

2. The spir - it’s power has’ sealed my peace, ee filled my _ soul with

[
3. Pre- pare my heart, pre - pare my tongue, To join this glor - ious

2 eo ar Ee

from a- bove; And an - gels too, the Eats low’d throng, Shall join with
heav’n-ly grace; Trans-port-ed I, with peace and love, Am wait - ing)

| > ets a
eee a ee ee a eee
abies ca en Z2 jz nies o(e-re aaa ea

| heav’n-ly throng, To hail the Bride-groom from a - bove, And j join the

2 oe te —

| eee oer ee eS

ee

PREPARATION. (Concluded.)

pia

me in ho - song. Shall j join with me in ho- ly — song.
= for the peau - bove. Am wait - ing for_ the throne a -_ bove.

band in songs of love. And join the band in songs of love.
5
——— See arse,
No. 62. PARIS. .L.. M. ees 312. ] E. STEPHENS.
, 3 aS ibid eS Ria Paka er ony
SSS SS ae
1. How fleet the prec -. ious mo - ments roll! How soon the
2. An - oth - er year has rolled a - way, And took its

Are pass - ing

har - vest will be over! The watch - men seek their
thou - sands to the tomb; Its sor - rows and its
4 ig ea PERT eee
ae ed fe =e
law SE EO Ban CEG im 2a
NB? CL EDN I g—ls= Fiera mee
oe ee
swift _-. ly on the wing, And _ soon the aver and
av! Br ee , ae el
ae kes ca 27] Hered Be "Reed Bs a
MER SA TE Una eA
ay Tereto aS OPA IP a EFS OG) ORR PRBROETS
xs 4 H Saal eee wearer FRod Gee eS Ware |
- FP 3 nn @ Oa
fin - al rest, And lift a warn - ing voice no more!
joys are fled, To hast -en on the gen - ’ral doom.
ae ESB TY AS | aoe
bigs amamiee = RO ENE = a Pe iastie
= MBE ss. = A Se ad a
7 2 5 eS 4 [ike hs) Aa SEE Pee 4 oS) )

fe fe ps z= y= a

No. 63. QUIETUDE. L. M. [Page 242.] W. C. CLIVE.

1. Fare-well, my kind and faith-ful friend— Thepart- ner of my

2. How oft. in si - lent evwn-ing mild, I to some lone - ly

3. O Lord,

ex - tend thine arms of love

ear - ly youth, Whilefrom my home my steps I bend, To warn man-

place re — Thy love and kind- ness aut to mind, And lift my

emreinn Par pier’ Gea

ee my heart; For thou hast spok- 0 en from a - bove, And called me

(ae

kind and teach hee truth. To warn man-kind and teach the truth.

, voice in hum- ble prayer. And lift my voice in hum- ble prayer.
| ;
— os

aon 2 ue — ee eee plier
oe: —— acy ai eeniee Og See ee

ae a a ree re See FS — LZ, ma a | CE
ee a
: from my all to ) part. And called me from my _ all oy ee
No.64 +RESTORATION. LM. [Page188] a. cansruss,

1. Ye diff- ring jar - ring sects at -tend, The voiceof in - spir -
2. Break off your chains of slav - ish dread; Let chill-ing un - be -

syle a-right The

per - fect “Law of

Se =——

RESTORATION. (Concluded.)

a - tion hear; Now may your doubt-ings have an end, And
lief give way; For Gos - pel light be - gins to spread And

- tion, with de- light, Share

: aves ewer
—— r ETAT = |

-un-i- ty and peaceap-pear.And u -.ni-ty and peace ap - pear.
ush-er in e- ter- nal day. And ush-er in e -ter- nal _— day.

aman —
a ae Z—
G-— ES

-a glo-rious Ju - bi -

lee.

i

No. 65. REVERENCE. L. M. [Page 176. W. C. CLIVE.

fe a eal

Fe ae ee
1. In ancient timesa man of God Camepreachingin the wild- er - ness;
2. Say-ing, Re-pent the time’s ful-filled, The Son of God will soon ap- pear;

Se ee eee es

He did bap-tize in Jor- dan’s flood, Re-quir-ing fruits of right-eous-ness.
Makestraight hispathsanddo his will, For lo! his king-dom now is _ near.
—~ ~ oe AE ere —

=e Srree ieee

— -@ +
| hg reed
But he shallsend the Spir - it’s power, To wit-ness to your souls with-in.

No. 66. REDEEMER. L. M. [Page 158. 0. CARELESS.

1. I know that my Re - deem-er lives; What com- fort this sweet
2. He lives to bless me _ with his love; He lives to plead for

a — Bae ae
pa es pected! Ge El eS Ee | &
— . ~ yes SE
a Z2 S$ a_té i epee ies a IN ea
|

ws
‘piok ne tives to grant me rich sup- ply; He lives to guide me.

Se aeerSe

sen - tence gives He lives, he lives, who once was dead! He lives, my
a - bove; He lives my hung-ry soul to feed! He lives to

ee
meen his eye; He lives to com- fort me when faint; He lives to

pe

——-
ev - er - liv - ing head! Helives, my ev - er- liv - ing head!
bless in time of need. Helives to bless in time of need.

ge
| : ee wT
hear my son's com-plaint. He lives to hear my soul’s com - plaint.

Se eee

No. 67. REDEMPTION. i M. [Page 412.] G. CARELESS.

ee

1. How dark and gloom-y —_ was the night When Sa- tan did his
2. O, how each heart did throb with fear Whenhe pro-claim’d the

| p
3. Thehour. ar- rived, he took. the. cup, Like- wise the bread, and ©

REDEMPTION. (Concluded.)

“2b es eee

powers ar - ray A - gainst the Prince of life and light, And Jud - as
sol - oo wort “There’sone of you as-sem - bled here Who will this

| brake and... blest; . “If-..J,? said he, “be ie - ed oY The pen - i-

did hh his Lord be- tray) And Jud - as did his Lord be - tray!
night be - ey his Lord!” Who will this night be-tray his Lord!”

gaat == 2

tent ae san sents ‘my rest.” The pen - i- tent shall share my rest.”

2° geese seieeresas

No. 68. RELIEF. L. M. [Page 220.] - @, CARELESS.

1. Un-veil thy bo - som, faith-ful tomb; Take this new trea-sure to thy trust!
2. Nor pain, nor grief, nor an-xious fear, In - vade thy bounds; no mor- tal woes

seg asic Sears

oS

3. So Jes -. us slept; God's dy - ing Son Banal thro’ ae grave ae blest the bed!

“And give these sa - cred rel - ics room To slum- ber in the si - lent dust.
Can reach the peace - ful sleep-er here, While an - gels watch the soft re - pose.

St |

No. 69. RELIANCE. L.M._ [Page 374.] G. CARELESS. |
\gavenle Though deep’nin ning tri - als throng your way, Press on, press on, ye
2. Though out-ward ills a- wait us here, The timeat long- est

— = Sis

!
3. Lift up your hearts in pneas to God— Let yourre-joic - ings

Saints of God! Ere long the res-ur-rec- tion day Will spread its ~
is not long Ere Jes-us Christ willre - ap - pear, Sur - round-ed

Pp
nev - er cease: Tho’ trib-u-la- tionsrage a - Hpsoad: Christ says,.““In

—————
| ae =< Sas ee Sao =

light and truth a- broad. Will spread its Tee and truth a _ - broad.
by a glo - rious throng. Sur- round-ed by a glo - rious throng.

ee Sara oar oer ete el

ye shall have peace.”

Sa

ST. GEORGE, L. M. mete 9.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

1. Thetimeis nigh, that hap-py time, That great, ex-pect-ed, bless - ed day,
2. The proph-e- sies must be ful- filled, Tho’ earth and hell should dare oe pose

ST, GEORGE. (Concluded.)

leg Fae We SE eS ae Ge
let | bp ge | Py la
4 aa ie i ear

When Piiiitless teen ttide of our race ce Shall awl with Christ, andhim o- bey.
The stone out of — the moun- tain cut, Tho’ un- ob- served a king-dom grows:

And su - per - sti - erie eo dread- ful reign To light and lib-er-ty give w

2 a ee ei

No. 71. SACRAMENT. L. M. [Page 400.| G. CARELESS.

Adagio.

1. Be - hold the great ~ Re-deem - er die, A bro- ken law _ to
2. While guilty men his pains de - le - ride, They pierce His hands and

ee pede

3. ‘Al-thoughin- ag - O- shee e hung, No murm-’ring word es -

sat - is - fy; ‘He diesa sac- ri- fice for sin, He diesa
feet and side; And within- sult - 2 scofis and scorns And with in -

SE Sees a ae

caped his baste His high com-mis- sion to ful - fil, His high com-

sac - ri- fice for sin, That man may live and glo-ry win.
sult - ing scoffs and scorns They crown hishead with plait-ed thorns.

omieet Ris 17 Scaoets 10 Mies fil, :

Sa

No. 72. SALVATION. L. M. [Page 120.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

oo a ee Sa a

1. Sal- va - tion, sa - cred word of love, joy and peace, of

1. Sal- va - tion, thril-ling, sweet-est sound That can in- tel- li-

— — eS

the Gods

truth and light, First Sea in ho - eee: courts a- bove, Far from this
gen- ces greet! An- them of heav’n! from thence it found Its way page

oS a

o-—6-} a — 9 —

arene eee oy G— eae SS
Er ome aae — p
{
God the Son! Ciewe - tion shout; for know that soon The heav’ns and —

Sai gg Taree
fall - en cae of night. Far from this fall - en sphere of of of ate
space to man’sre - treat. Its way through space to man’s re- treat.

bata 3.
Ae RET ESS 2 fem ae mae

an will igh one. The heav’ns and earth will join in _ one.

@——-—— poe sh Sees
a Rave =e eee ss

No. 73. SANCTITY, L. M. [Page 246.] E. BEESLEY.

Moderato.

1. Fare- well, ye ser-vants of the Lord, To whom we oft | fee
2. Fare- well, ye Saints of lat - ter days, With whom we’ve met in

aE eee zeae TiS

3. Fare-well, kind friends, whose hearts are true, We can no long - er

SANCTITY. (Concluded.)

preach’d the word; May you im-prove the wis - dom given, May you im-
prayer and praise, In whose kind hearts the truth has shone, In whose kind

stay with yous - rise, the voice of trath o - bey, - rise, the

eee ==

prove the wis - dom given, And lead ten thou - sand souls to heaven.
hearts the truth has shone, By which we’re gath - er’d all in one.

Sea sane

voice ooh truth o - bey, O, come and wash seus sins a@- way.
No. 74. ST. JOHN. L. M. [Page 168.] E. STEPHENS.

1. Do we not know that solemn word, That we are bu - ried with the Lord—Bap-
2. Our souls receive di-vin-er breath, Raised from cor- rup-tion, guilt and death; So

j . 7 eRe _ —— Sateen
): _—— —e Ss Zed ie eee ae Z Sea OSs Dl a RY ES OL Pd
264 3, 7 a ease neal Pe

jt — + to ti i

tized in- to hisdeath, andthen Put off thebod - y of our sin?
from the grave did Christ a -rise, And lives to God a - bovethe skies.

| . y |
hate-ful lusts we served be- fore Shall havedom-in - ion now no more.

pF) a
on Haze Al A aa et nt
p= var EE OP ag ttt SE) ESS: a A eS rk sei
i, (IER pat | ej ie ig | CH ® ESE DRT ISN BP EI ee
1 . ? = 2 Ri cee ||

4 ee ee
al

No. 75. SOLITUDE. L. M. [Page 323.] - @. CARELESS.

1. I have no home, whereshall I go While I am left to
2.1 see my peo- ple ly - ing round, All life - less here up -

r) ——,
ip h 4 vidas Sad Ua a Hee a SAS LA MP a LOT
a; a 9 aa Co es ia r= Ie :
SPD A ci Ta 3 , F hha

6 ee

3. My fa - ther looked up- on this scene, And in his writ - ings

ty ao ae ee Joel
ory Boal oi a LM le) Bi il led A aero) = =
Boao a | A SW = a i ee Se ate at ——s a

weep be- low? My heart is pained, my friends are gone, And here I’m
on the ground—Youngmenand maid-ensin their gore, Which doesin -

yD SER RSS SNE AO Po [ERY eT Te ramet

a (ae eee ese Se Ss

(oS) A SUN i 3912 sty = oii
eae AG =e a

AS). y re
patie he

left on earth to mourn. And here I’m left on earth to mourn.
crease my sor - rows more. Which does in -crease my sor - rows more.

| S~beld yy his foe drawnear. Whenhe be- held his foe draw near.

creel

No. 76. SAMSON, L. M. [Page 77.] HANDEL.

1. Shall I, for fear af fee - ble man, The Spir-it’s coursein me re-strain?
2. Awed by a mor-tal’s frown,shallI Con-ceal the word of God most pee ?

SAMSON. (Concluded.)

Or, un - dis- mayed ir in deed and word, Be a_ true wit- ness for my Lord?
How then be - fore theeshallI dare To stand, or how thine an- ger bear?
' Aaa tae (oN

if

flee The cross, my God en - dured by Hager ?

|
To gain earth’s gild-

ie ee a ee

No. 77. SALUTATION. L. M. [Page 132.] G. CARELESS.

Moderato.

1. Sweetis the work, my God, my King, To praise thy name, giye

2. Sweet is the day of sa - cred rest, No mor- tal care shall

f— -@

Spe

3. My heart shall tri- uae in my Lord, And bless his works, and
): ps a SE eR a oe enue Na esa a 2 ciao
J) Le EL EE fepeietemoe ts C1 a

oie ae —=——
ASS eS om > i .

e s es e
thanks and sing— To show thy love by morn - ing light, And talk of
seize my breast;O may my heart in tune be found, Like Da - vid’s
|

‘a ee a coe |
bless his word: Thy works of grace how bright they shine- Howdeep thy

rere
Shea
eae of ‘sol - ar sound. Like Da - va" harp of sol - emn sound.

all thy truths at night. And talk of all thy truths at night.
eae acre =. s..
=—6—p

coun- mein S| if vine! How ee ae He cils— how di- vine

See aa

No. 78 STRENGTH. 'L. M. [Page 287. | G. CARELESS.

ae eng i
er

e-
os a
1. Af - flict-ed Saint, toChrist, rist,draw near; ThySavior’s gracious promise hear; His

Psi cia aia

faith - ful word de-clares to fhee That me “as thy day, ‘thy ee shall be.”

has engaged by firm de- cree That‘ tes thy day, thy strength shall be.”

NOT STELLA. L. M. [Page 101. ]* JOS. J. DAYNES.

a ee

1. Come, dear - est Lord, des-cend and dwell, By faith | and love’ in
2. Come, fill. our hearts with in - ward strength; Make our en- lar - ged

3. Now to the God whose power can do Morethan our eau or

Te TESS ee

ev - ‘ry breast; Thenshall we know and taste and feel The joys that
souls pos-sess And learn the height and breadth and length And depthof

wish - es know, By ev

© o
(4
2h Pe E:
6 RT hPa ]
rH ___ F4 is oe cae Lo
y Peer SOE REL Lie ee SS IE ran ea

]* This tune may be sung without the soprano ee

STELLA. (Concluded.)

‘ ; feN
teenie r) sf
Saaeele 7a eames cc oncom eee Si te eae |
(aX ; reper ba ea als SS RR : imine
Vg Or , — We PB.
can - not be ex- pressed. The joys that can - not be ex-pressed.

thine un - mea - suredgrace. And depth of thine un - mea - sured grace.

Sear ace

the Church, thro’ canes ie Son.

No. 80. TRUTH. (i. Mx [Page 17.| G. CARELESS.

deena

2p eae ee a

1. Ere long ‘ie vail will rend in twain; The King de-scend with
2. The an - gel’s trum -pet long _ shall sound, "And wake the na - tions

your heads, ye _ Saints, in peace, The Sav- ior comes for
o— —o <9

wt? P= ESS ate
all hist train ; ‘The earth shake with aw - ful fright, The earth shall
un-der ground : Thro’-out the vast do- ome of space Thro’-out the

your re- lease ; The day of

a , —

shake withaw - ful fright, And all cre-a - tion feel iis might.
vast _do- main of space ’Twill ech - o forth from place to place.

No. 81. TAYLOR. L. M. [Page 295.] E, BEESLEY.

1. The glo- rious plan which God has given, Tobring a ruin - ed
4. As in the_ heavens they all a - gree, There - cords giv - en
= : re
SSS =
' ae tae "ae

3. Je- ho-vah, God the Fa- ther’s one; An- oth - j

world to heav’n, Was framedin Christ by the new birth, Was sealed in
there by three; Onearth three wit-ness-es are given, To lead the

ue nal cone The Spe it. does withthem a - gree— The wit - ness -

2h Seale caer ar eae aes

ame So Trae ee EE a Cy ae
heaven, was sealed on earth. Was sealed in heaven, ys sealed on earth.

sons of ae to heav’n. To lead the sons earth to heav’n. —
| a ease = oa a a
aaa B= =a
ees a ree aa ne
in heav’n are three. The wit - ness - ue * heav’n are three.
J 2eeaa = apne cae ieee
No. 82. VERNON. L. M. [Page 104. | JOS. J. DAYNES.

1. O Thou, at whose almighty word The glorious light from darkness sprung, Thy d
2. Aswhen ofold the waters flowed Forth from the rock at thy com-mand ; Mos- —

Serr as

3. As when the wallsof Jer-i - oa Down to theearth at once were cast, It

ERWEGRET IN ib Ci aah ‘
ea aa te=2 | @_- _@ “@ @ 9 9 |.
Se

VERNON. (Concluded.)

- quick’ning in-flu-ence af - ford, And clothe with pow’r the preacher’ stongue. Thy
es in vain had waved his rod With-out thy wonder-working hand. Mos -

was thy pow ae Es a them low, And not the trumpet’s haul: blast. It
———_——— ——_—— : ~-8 o-—0 —*

FCT OTA DOE
et See es =
28g aaa co Sicey oes goes eee oe
quick’ning in - flu - ence af - ford, Andclothe with pow’r the preacher’ s-tongue.

es in vain had waved his rod. With-out thy won-der- work-1 sng hand.

No. 83. WELLSVILLE. L. M. [Page 124.] E. STEPHENS.

With ig ALOR

iba T. With all the pow’rs of heart 0 tongue,!’ll praise my Maker in my song ;
2. Dll sing thy truth and mer-cy, Lord, I'll sing the wonders of thy word; Not

: God I cried when troubles rose; He heard me and subdued my foes; He
ns ————__g— f “4 . i Sy ee — -
1S Sees
—, am i s
sine

Angels shall hear the notes I'll raise, Approve the song, and join the praise.
all thy works and names below So much thy pow’rand glo - ry _ show.

, aed nt
at egg ee 2 fa
TIS ke eee a a are ee
2. (Sig a-ak
did my rising tears contro1, And es A Cee thro’ all my © soul.

Quer IF: eee

———

No. 84. WILLARD, TL. M. [Page 329.| — E. STEPHPENS.

perpen Ca a ed
iA wake, ye Saints of God, a- wake! Call onthe Lord in
2. He will re- gard his_ peo - ple’s cry, The widow’s tear, the

Ie

= 3
3. Tho’ Zi - on’s foes have coun - sel’d deep, Al- Bess they bind with |

might- y prayer, Thathe will Zi- on’s bond ~ age break, And bring to
or - phan’smoan; The blood of those that slaughter’d lie, Pleads not in

fet - ters stone ee od on cob does not fee This ven-geance

zee os Sr a

naught the fowl - er’s snare. And bring to naught the fowl - er’s snare.
vain be- fore Histhrone! Pleadsnot in vain a - fore His throne.

ae 8 eee

will not slum-ber long. His venge-ance a

Ses

No. 85. WINDSOR. L. M. [Page 272.] W. ©. CLIVE.
paar @ P Rail
1. The towers of Zi-on soon shall rise A - bove’ the

2. The Saints shall see their cit - ies stand Up-on the

ow: ¢F |

3. Oh that the day would hast - en on, When wick-ed -

roa 7G >” RY coe STL] ae 7
Far Md ahi Somint (ioc aes 4

t
at a ‘as
ee REMI Red 0 eA u Peewee ner

WINDSOR. (Concluded.)

a

_ clouds and reach the _ skies— At - tract the gaze and
con - se- cra - ted land, And Is - rael num - ’rous
—— o——s-hg- | a
= aoe SF iseeeeee
| a a | aah aw
ness shall all be gone, And Saints and An -_ gels

wond -_ ring eyes Of all that wor - ship, glo - rious - ly.
as the sand, In-her- it them e- ter_ - nal - ly.
Scoot
pate Og
join one, To praise the Man of Ho - li - ness.
SSS
No. 86. Wee Me [Page 315:| T. C. GRIGGS.

1. Torn from ourfriends and cap-tive led, “Midarm - ed le-gionsboundin chains,
2. Zi - on, our peace-ful, hap-py home, Where oft we joined in praiseand prayer,

That } peace for which our fa-thers bled Is gone, anddire con-fu-sion reigns.
A des-o-la- tion has be- come, And grief and sor - rowling-er there.

Oat 23S

No. 87. ZACHARIAH, L. M. [Page 304.] a. caRELzss.

fi ca oy aa a ra
1. Thesol- id rocks wer were rent in twain,When Christthe Lamb of God was slain ;
2. The whole cre-a - tion groan’d in pain, Till the Mes- si - ah rose a - gain |

3. The Sar ai At were spared a- live, Withjoy and won-der did be- lieve,

— ae

The sun in dark - ness —— his face, Then mountains moved and left their place. .
Then na-ture ceased her dread-ful groan, The sun un- veiled ne face and shone.

Cees

| And soon to- oot - er they con- vened, Con-vers- vers-ing on teva they’d seen.
Os ale tote
ee

No. 88. EUCHARIST. L. M. D. [Page 407 E. STEPHENS.

Moderato.
es

1. We here ap-proach thy ta - ble, Lord, At thy com- mand Eee
2. Here,as we eat and drink, we show. His death, un - til

¢ te SG ate. be 2 == 2 aren ,
2 ee ee
plea cacene eiiedai ba a wes In a= t=
Pte ett fee ee
i 3. As earth-ly sab - baths roll a- long, O Fa - ther, give i
Se ee — to — #05

cho - sen men; Oh may each ‘= with c one. ac- 1c - cord Thy Spir- it
comes a-gain, Andfeelwith-in that sa - cred glow Re- viv-i -

de | rea Me
——— Sra See
tal fe i Ee

grace in store, That,likea glad per-en- nial song, eo lips and

bees i esa Serer

KUCHARIST. (Concluded.)

feel in- spir - ing them. This. peace - -ful Sab - bath day we come,
fy love's pur - est flame. We here re - new, with earn - est heart,

lives, for ev - er - more May hon - or all that thou RY given—

To drink this cup, to eat this bread, In mem -’ry of the days to
Thecov’nants of the lat - ter day, To Das for life, that “bet - ter

| wee

po ona Sena ene

come, When we - shall sit with our great head. In mem - ’ry
part,” Which none can give, nor take a - way. To choose, for

fy as
a ig - —
é-~4-|3—4_a— weit 59
Re oe. 1 AES EP Sa
wy
striven, And heaven for an e - ter - nal dower. Thy Gos - s - pel,
—_Eo—=-—-— ——-———| wo ee ea

ri
of the days Ape: come, When we shallsit with our great head.
life, that “bet - ter part,” Whichnone can give, nortake a - way.

|

No. 89. CARTHAGE. L. M. D. [Page 348.) _@. caRELEss.

ae ee ernie Sea

1. QO give me back my Pro-phet dear, And Pa- tri- arch, O give them back, The
2. Ye men of wis-dom, tell me why, When guilt nor crimein them were found Why

Saints of Lat- ter - days to cheer, And lead themin the Gos - pel track. But
now their blood doth loud-ly ery From pris-on walls and ae stir ? Your

cause they made the Gos-pel plain, And led the sine in Re Gas, eous-ness; It

Oh! ae re gone from my e em-brace—From earth-ly scenes their spir-its fled; Two
tongues aremute, but pray at-tend, The se- cretI will nowre- late, Why

is because God called them forth, And led them by his own right hand,Christ’s

I ES ( EE ED

of the best of |A-dam’s race Now he en-tombed a - mong the dead.
those, whom God to earth did lend, Haye met the suff-’ring mar - tyr’s fate.
Rit.

: a ,
com - ing to pro- claim on fone And gath 3 cr Is- rael to their land.

No. 90. COMFORT. 6-8’s. [Page 395.] HAYDN.

aS

1. Cease, ye fond par - ents, cease to weep; Let grief no more your

2. Why should you sor - row? Death is sweet To those who die in
are =e ee
= oa eS Cee Se

4 @ ——¢ eer
er?

3. ae ee con - so - is - tion in the blow, Al- though it crush a

S22

bo - som swell; For what is death? Tis na - ture’s sleep: 7
Meee - aus. love; Though called to” ae you soon shall meet In
RET (SO ae At SO 22 ¢S sa pear Deans THU
sees reat
———_-9———-@ a a == ae bc
fe - der tie; For while it lays its vie - tims low, Death

= ae
SS ae (ee ee Se

trump of God _ will break its spell! For He, whose arm

ho - lier, hap - pier climes a - bove; For all the faith - fal
one tes aoe
g-—-
- gis to worldson high; Ce-les - tial glo - ries

= dicies Seelam

strong to save, A - rose in tr. ee oer the grave.
| Christ will save, And crown with a - o’er tle erave.

proud - ly wave =a the con - fines oe ee grave.

No. 91. _ INSPIRATION. 6-8's [Page 55.|

1. In- spir-er of the an-cient seers, Who wrote from thee the
2. While nowthineor - a - cles we read With earn - est prayer and
lon

Ses

oe ene

3. Whene’er in er - rors paths we rove, The liv

sa - cred page, The samethro’ all suc - ceed - ing years, To
strong de- sire, O let thy Spir it now pro - ceed, Onr
eGR LOE
ra a cy
ary Ps |i gc nas
sin for - sake, “Out conscience by thy word re - prove, Con -

== eee

us, in our de-gen - ’rate age, To us in our de -
ea se to wak - en and in spire; Our souls to “wak - en
Pees.

SS erie rescce Seis =

vince and ee the wand - ’rers ea Con-vinee and bring the

ee

gen-rate age, The spir-it of thy word im- part, And breathe the
and in - yea Our weak-ness help, our dark - ness chase, Bee a us

on rers back ; ew xp oad y the ae - it’s sword, And then nena

INSPIRATION. (Concluded.;

=]

life in - to | each heart And breathe the life in-to_ each heart.
by the light of grace! And ged us by ud light of grace |

No. 92. 7 JUDAH. 6-8’s. [Page 320.] SELECTED.

LSS ia cae

1. Down by the riv - Ss ver- -dant side, Low by thesol - i - ta- ry tide,
2. For r they who wast-ed Zi-on’s bowers, An And laid in dust her ruin-ed towers,

aS

There, while the peace-ful wa- ters slept, We pen-siv-’ly sat down and wept,
In scorn their wear- y slaves de- sire To strikethechordsof Is - rael’s lyre,

eee a3 SSF SaaS

Whenlowin ru- in- on theearth Re-mains the Se That a een us birth,

And on the bend-ing wil-lows hung Our sa-cred harpsthro’ grief un- strung.
And in theirim-pious ears to sing Thesa-cred songsof Zi - on’s king.
| \

Ps '

No. 93. JORDAN. 6-8’. [Page 164. ] LD. EDWARDS.

Con espressione.

4

Sane In Jordan’s tide the Proph- et stands,Im- mers-ing the re -
2. Wonder, ye heav’ns! vu Ma -ker lies In deeps con - cealed from

3. But wal from yon - der

a a oe o--*—o
aaa: =a a
/ pent-ant Jews; TheSon of God - the rite de-mands, Nor
hu - man view: Ye men, be - hold him sink and rise A
|

glo - ry spread! Dove-like th’E - ter - nal Spir - it flies, And
ee eS a a. ines. — eee

® Fy & e
dares the ho - ly man re - _ fuse. Jes - us de - scends be -
fit ex - am - ple this for you. The sa-cred rec - ord

=a a
SSI

——— eee
neath the wave, The em- blem of his fu - ture rave.
while you read, Calls you to im - i - tate the eeu

A - roundthe Sav - iors tem- ples shine.

No. 94. PRAISE. 6-8’s [Page 66.] J. FONES.

Allegro moderato.

a Vl pis ry praise my Mak - er while I’ve breath ; ane eg my voice
Hap- py the man hee hopes re- ly On Is - rael’s God; ‘

geen aa

3. ‘The Lord pours eye- sight on the blind;The Lord sup - ports the

[Sa ae ee eee

BN lige Se We ee ear any at!
PS a SS
oe ee covet
lost in death, Praiseshallemploy my no - bler pow’rs. My days of
made the sky, And ear and seas, with all their train. His truth for

Z—

praise shall ne’er be past While lifeand thought and be-ing last

ev - er stands se- cure; Hesaves gh oppress he feeds the poor,
N

stran-ger in dis- pee _ The wid-ow and the fa-ther- Be

While life and
He saves th’op-
The wid -ow

Eee o— a

While life and thought and be-ing last Or im - mor-tal - i-ty en - dures.
He saves eee A feeds the poor, And none shall find his prom-ise vain.

And grants the pris - ’ner sweet re - lease.

eee

and the fa - ther - less,

No. 95. PROTECTION. 6-8’s. [Page 86. _ ROSSINI.

eee

1. Cap - tain of Is - rael’s host, and Aap ine Of all who =F the

x see me
pera eS ee

2. By thy un-err - ing ey - it zt ae ae shall not in the

land a = bove, Be - neath the shad- ow we a- ee: The

N.
a ee
des - ert stray; We. shall no oth - if ae sik das Nor

cloud of _ thy pro- tect - ing _— love! ad lib. Ourstrength thy grace,our

eSSSSs er oereres ere

miss our prov - i- den - tial i As far from dan-ger
a a ap eae Ed ea a : oO 9 es
Ak OE RN EEE | el mM

as from fear. While love, al-might - y love, is near.
ry , w ; eSsicee — ; Q
ape feo IS er eerie Aeon
mar re praenig E é
VAD sy a eae ee , a a -—g--—— te oe pee = oy

‘No. 96. PROVIDENCE. 6-88. [Page 27.] G. CARELESS.

1. The Lord my past -ure shall re - pare, And feed me with a
2. When in the sul - try glebe faint, Or on the thirst - y

3. Thoughin the paths of death I tread, With gloom- y hor - rors

ee ie en = CARES LENE BE ES. le,

‘obtida sea a a = a ca)
shep-herd’s care; His pres - ence shall my wants sup- ply, And
mount-ain pant, To fer - tile vales and dew - y meads My

ie pili

eR” sae Pe

—<—|) Siem Sc +o ae

a cas Gar Sas aaa
0 .- ver-spread, My stead-tast heart shall. -fear;. ...mo jill, For

(eed eee
ODS OES EE Fi OE EE ET SEET IPTERA: DVOeN?
(Eco ieeten anion ae ee
5 ES Lae NE BY irene SRSRCAS ENN i PEST CELTS

guard me with a _ watch- ful eye; My noon - day walks he
wear - y, wand-’ring steps he leads; Where peace - ful riv - ers,
N

= Ease SSS

ie ~
thou .O, Lord, art with me still; Thy friend -ly ro

shall at - tend, And all my mid -_ night hours de - fend.
soft . and slow, A - mid the ver - dant land - scape flow.
| ‘

through the dread- ful shade.

No. 97. REFLECTION. 6-8’s. [Page 87.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

Largo
Tit) ool XN SUMMERS TEATS WS 5 a Saeaen
ioth Be TSS RE EY ES By ME ee “eae” BE
| Ee * PES AGS Bs ROSATI ol pany
. FEA E DEO ery Span

i When qui- ot) in my housel sit, Thy books be my com- pan- ion
2.Q may the gra -cious worddi- vine Sub-ject of all my con-verse

: \ Fe. Nile aus \
’ SS CRSPER b NASTY oo er Ree RELESS XR
Khel ra re Hg he
\avan amet Za coe alee a= es
a a ee
3 Oft as I lay me down to rest, Oh may.thy rec -on- cil -.ing -
2 Se
eA pr Peo Ft" ABE AED “AT Ten ee aan
%

ee oer ee ree alee come

still; My joy thy say-ingsto re-peat, Talk o’ertherec-ords of thy
be: So will the Lord his wo. wer fie And walk and talk ne rr with

com- pose Ay Mean my eae or While o on itie ree -som of my

And search the di - vine,
So shall my ~ heart his pres - ence prove,

ev -’ ry heart-felt word be mine. Till ev- ’ry heart-felt aaeane ae mine.
burn with ev - er - last- ing love. And_ burn with ev - er - last -ing love.
fe

et Md
vis-ionsof e-ter-nal day. And vis-ionsof e - ter - nal i

No. 98. JUSTICE. L. P. M. [Page 222.]

aeuy, —— jd Ee 9 EA TT t.
1. Jud - ges, who rule the world by laws, Will ye des -

2. Have ye for - got, or nev - er knew, That God _ will
Settee. eee ont ee I ¥
sae Fe) mamma eal MES |
8, SAREE BY a RSE Co ES FA

|
if
3. Th’Al-might-y thun - ders from the sky— Their grand-eur

Bese
ih Pay ES ey 0" See ES OS eS Bo”. Ws el ae ee
ae Cee a > a en So ee a
|_| SrA | Serre]

pise the right - eous cause When the op - eae be - fore you stand?
judge the jud- ges too? Highin the heav’ns his jus - tice reigns;

melts, their ti - tles cis They per- ish like dis - solv-ing frost;

Dare ye con- demn the right-eous poor, And letrich sin - ners
Yet you in - vade the rightsof God, And send your bold de -

As emp-ty chaff, when whirl-winds rise, Be - fore the sweep-ing

—+ a
| <>
go se - cure, While gold and great - ness bribe your hand?
broad, To bind the con-sciencein your chains.

temp - est _fiies, So shall their hopes and names be lost.

No. 99. ALICIA. ©. M. [Page 101.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

1. Come, Thou de - sire all “thy Saints, Our hum - ble strains at -
2. Whenwe thy won - drousglo - ries hear, Andall_ thy suff - rings

ASSO Y A RE" ER A MT TAB ER OE RTE ORE SM DS Ree
ca: wie aed ioe ae
y “elg A a 27 ee fags
EA Sa RX EES WA, > BR eae _—-
Pagar:
3. How should-our song, like those a - bove, With warmde- vo - tion

tend,Ourhum- ble strains, at-tend, While, with our prais - — and com -

trace,Andall thy suff - ’rings trace, What sweet- Jae) aw - ful scenesap -
Pig i nae es Z2
eee He8 ja

- tion rise! aoe should our souls, with wings of

eee = isa 2
= te tt
2 7 a s—_lo——_,—
| Tete: arnt igre el SUNS FRR BEN) | UES =H
plaints, Low at thy feet we bend. Low at thy feet we bend.

pear! Whatrich, un-bound-ed grace! Whatrich, un - bound- ed _ grace!

_N
P "Ta RE : Seri err mei J =
e/g ag el set aero ec aa

ward ip the Ey

No. 100. - ARIZONA. C. M. te 292.) | 6. CARELESS.

Moderato.

et

——

1.I saw a might-y an - gel fly; To earthhe bent his way,
2. Truthis the tid - ings which he bears— The Gos- pel’sjoy - ful sound,
) N ze

might: y voice, Ye n

ade ARIZONA. | epee gad

A mes - sage ‘pear- ing ing Lee on high To “To cheer the sons mal of day.
To calm our. doubts, to chase our fears, And makeour joys a - bound.
2H. Kam
ig Oe cee eee ee
om 66a

|
‘a oe and le ft -nents re- Lee a The great ae - deem-er’s near.

No. 101. ATLANTIC. C. M.. [Page 47. | E. BEESLEY.

Allegro moderato.

1. Ye Saints who dwell on Eu-;ope’s shore, Let not yourheartsbe faint;
2. Al-though the pres - ent time fae seem O’er-spread with clouds of gloom,

a os eee Seer

3. Hold fast eh things you have aan ‘Be faith-ful in the Lord;

Let each presson to _ things be - fore, And be in - deeda Saint.
The light of me will shed its gleam Un-til. de- liv-’rance come.

f= = (bap

— know in tion you have be- Rees He’s faith-f ful BECO pee te his word.

Let each presson_ to ie be - fore, And be in-deeda Saint.
The light of faith will shed its gleam Un- til ae liv-’rance come.

ee eer

You knowin whom you have be-lieved— He’s faith- ful is pe word.

(GEae = ee
Beret ST CRITT aN BR ee ca

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No. 102. BENEDICTION, ©. M. [Page 140.) ». stmpnens.

Andante. oe
> ee esas ae - e H TE ESAS
cs AOE 3 TO a o—— <b +9 g - ——_f
1. God of all cou - so- la ~-_ tion, take _ The glo- ry
2. Thro’ theewe here to - geth - er came, In sin-gle -
\ Ct
ae m7. si emENT ARS EIS ee EET
ERIN ASCE °C BN BSS eee pee was :
| | | [
3. We partin bod_-_ jy, not in mind; Our mindscon -
9:5 r) (ee SE ples
SS eee

of thy grace; Thy giftsto thee we ren - der back
ness of heart; We met, O Jes - us, in thy name,

Jes - us _ joined,

praise. In cease - less songs of praise.

In cease-less songs of
And in thy name we__—ipart.
nl a

Andin thy name _.- we part.
ae

2 ee

1. Ye sons of men, a _ fee-blerace, Ex-posed to ev - ’ry snare,
2. No ill shall en - ter where you dwell; Or, if the plaguecome nigh,

| val
8. He'll give his an-gels chargeto keep Your feetin all your ways,

a
(A

av ‘ ity = a CS Ge BO OTT -
e oe eH 2 ae a Za __\ t2_| | eo EE Oe
A eee n OE A ACE = ET Tt

YP da a ewmeeal PUNE G =

/

BEDFORD. (Concluded.)

Jeers cae ees

Come, make the Lord; your dwell- -Ing-place, And try and trust his care.
And sweep the wick-ed down to hell, ’Twill ne the Saints on high.

ga
To watch your pil-lows while you. sleep, ie guard your hap-py days.

aera eeas seer e rear ee

a 104. CECIL. ©. M. [Page 231.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

, thou me when 1 spray I am for
2. And while I rest my wear - y_ head, From cares and

rl - fon And when

————
ev - er thine! I fear be- fore thee all the day; Oh!
bus -’ness free, "Tis sweet con- vers - ing on my aa Nm

Great God, my faith, my ie a lies Up -

may I nev- er. sin. ODP: may} nev-er sin.
my own heart and thee. With my own _ heart and thee.

COURAGH. C. M.. [Page 283.] G. CARELESS.

Tempo di marcia.

| —__9—le—_o— o—-» [2 o—o—-0 - 6-2 — 5
eu is = ¥ — 2 a eee
[z2e= — = ie is ESN laa eS as
: 1. Hark! list-en to the trump-e - ters! They sound for vol - un - teers; On
3. It sets my heart all in a flame A_ sol-dierbraveto be;

ema chomen ps Ne Ea I ae ae ca
eee er ee ee ee ee eee

5. To see our ar - mieson pa -rade, How mar-tial they ap - pear! All

SS

oS SS

Zi - on’s bright and flow-’ry mount Be- hold the of - fi- cers. 2. Their
will en- list, girdon my arms, Andfight for lib-er - ty. 4. We

oe ee |
| s2DSarS Sar

a --
armed and drestin un - 1- form, They look like men of war. 6. They

2b ee ee eee es

hors - es white, theirarm - or bright, With cour-age bold they stand, En -
want no cow - ards in our bands, Who.will our col - ors fly; We

V V
fol - lowtheir great Gen - er-al, The great E-ter-nal lamb—His

Peete een ee coe

list- ing sol-diers for their King,To marchto Zi - on’s_ land.

| call for val -iant - heart-ed men, Who’renot a_- fraid to die. |

| 1 aaa ee é—— —

} a ee =f ea a =e

RAG acc is Di cs mmc ees Ae mat a a soe Seats

| carve aro” eee reer nama Nisa FS ;
gar-ments stainedin his own blood— King Jes - us is his name.

BOE bo Toa @

| a7 , SEPARA DS NOG Sei) RUNG VALI a aaa asa
2b ee eee ee

No. 106. CANNON. ©. M. [Page 266.]| JOS. J. DAYNES..

Allegro marcato.

foe SS
Ss Se ies = Pee

; 1. Come, list-en to a Proph-et’s voice, And hear the word of

2. The gloom of _ sul - len dark - ness, spread Thro’ earth’s ex-tend - sa

SS Sas =H

4. Tis not in man Tee put their trust, Nor on his arm

SSS SSeS
Se

God, Andin the way of truth re- joice, And sing for joy a -
space, Is ban-ished a our liv - ing head, And God has_ shown his

See eee

=e

toma
ly; Full well as- sured, all are ac - cursed, Who Jes - us Christ de -

SS
= re Saat cee ee

loud. We’ve found the way the Proph-ets went, Who Hoedi in days of
aa Thro’ err- ae in days now past, The world has gone a -

eo == Ss
ee oe

ny. 9. The Sav-ior to s ae said, Te = me May Oo -

i

yore; An- oth-er Proph-et nowis sent, This know-ledgeto re - store.
stray; YetSaintsof God have foundat last The strait and nar - row way.

__ bey, And signs shall fol - low yoy on earth, Down to the lat- ae dite

No. 107. COWPER. C. M. [Page 28.] _-E, STEPHENS.

Larghetto maestoso.
A A A

1. God moves in a mys-te - rious way, His won - ders
2 2. Deepin un- fath - om-a -_ ble mines Of nev - er -
A A A
SS Se ee SS
I. : a

=

3. Ye fear - ful Saints, fresh cour - age take! The clouds’ ye
ra <) RY OY RSON PDEA ET EE
yaar

ane a: Speake Ga CO a ecea , 3
tsa el led I—_,, —_—_—_—-—_|_- x aR DAC
eRe Ti es a ee ee ee ee eres erie Sanaa a Pi RE
. to per - form; He plants his foot - steps in the sea, And
fail - ing skill, He trea-sures up his bright de -signs, And
pre fae Orar eee ;
Heese aoe
so much dread Are big with mer- cy, and_ shall break In

= ee

rides up - on the storm. And rides up - on the storm.
works his sove- reign will. And works his sove = reign will.

Pim

|

; bless - ings on your head In | bless - ings on your pees
= ——
No. 108. CHORISTER. C. M. [Page 380.] , J. FAWCETT, ©
a =
1.0 thou at whose su- preme com-mand The hosts of dark - ness

2. Thouat_ whose words the track -less deep Must curb each flash - ing
ae

ee —
3a SS oe
or I te LX _™ pene BT: ae — fancier
a see p08 —— 9 — Seiaease =

ah he pil - eri ho, 0’ 3
3. O hear us . for the pi grim Rae Who aoe yon dark blue

a
. tA Die! RETO E a ra (2 fe Ear
| Giey I a J wa r FIPS CoE Hg rims

62

CHORISTER. (Concluded.)

ee iat ineeeiy) Up cihol by whose (e'< ter - ual
‘ay es curb each flash- ing wave, Own-ing thy voice when sur - ges

ee =

hand, Thy saints can dare or die,— Thysaintscan dare or _ die,—

aren De - TG tion round the brave.— De- struc- tion round the brave—
ee mies oS
Ca

land, Areborne to wor - ship thee! Are borne to wor - ship thee!

Ss SSS eee ees oe eee

No. 109. CHARITY. ©. M. [Page 402.] G. CARELESS.

owe

1. O Lord of Hosts, wenow in- Serer Thy spir - spir - it most di - vine,
2. May we _for- Lae erthink of thee, Andof _ thy suff - ’rings sore,

4

The beaut-ies of thy grace;

To cleanse our hearts while we par-take T The bro-ken bread and wine.
En- dured for us on Cal - va-ry, And praise thee ev - er- more.
|

No. 110 CONFIRMATION. C. M. [Page 162.] sos. s. ne

2 SSS eae

1. Be - hold thy sons and daugh-ters, Lord, On whom we lay our hands; On
2. O, . now send on the heav’ ner ‘dove, And o - ver-whelm their souls And

4-e

, lg |
8. Seal them by thine own Spir-it’s pow’r, Which pur -i fies from sin; Which .

ieee
tio

whom we lay our hands; They Haye 1 ful - filled the Gos - pel word, They
o - ver-whelm their souls With peace and joy and per -_ fect love, With
m

pur - i- fiesfrom sin; And may _ they find, from this good hour, And

sees ae

have ful- filled the Gos -_ pel word, And bowed at thy com- mands.
peace and joy and per - fect love, As lambs with-in thy fold.

may they find from ae ae hour, Theyare a-dopt-ed in.

SS ee
No. 111. CALVARY. C. M. [Page 411.] G. CARELESS.

iBpes ae ae

1. rene li sing, all hail to Jes - us’ name; ea ere or and _ praise we
2. He ee the ee als of the grave, Sal - va - athe was his

| 3. He ited the pes of aah 4 hell, And brnised the ser - pent’s

RP BERNA

CALVARY. (Concluded.)

ea: AA ie ed a a Bai a oa
—-B—_-—-— whe eee (ae Bee a
Eee ioe ae ear eae ae
give To-< him who bled on, 5: cal.. -. wrys . hill, And.
song! ».He_ called up + on the sin - bound soul To
N
—);-»_— froma og
—— aa ease =
head ; He bid — pris - doors un - fold,

died that we might live. And _ died that we might live.
join the heav’n - ly throng. To join the heav’n-ly throng.
‘say

___grave yield up _her dead. The grave yield up her dead.
SS ee
No. 112. CONTRITION. C. M. [Page 106.] HAYDN.

2) Sata a Sire eee inert

Ty With. joy we own thy serv - ants, Lord, Thy min - is- ters _ be- low,
2. OQ may they now, andev - er, keep Their eye in - eal on thee?

OS

3. With at teous grace tl their hearts 5 pre- pare, 1 To ex - e- cute thy wil;

EE

Or - dained to Sean an foeye a - broad, Thatall thy name may know.
Do thou, Great Shep-herd of the sheep, Their bright ex-am - ple wo

— aa

No. 118. CREATION. C. M. {Page 112.] E. be ?

Meisels rosy Pate aie oe [eo seen
(fas ar fase

1. O God, thou great, thou good, thou wise, - ter - nal is eee 2 name:
2. The un - i- verse thy praise de- clares; Thro’ ae its vast de- sign,

fecee betes 5

3. oe ere cre -a@ - tion had cs birth, Thou didst dé - vise _a plan,
=a

Thy pow’r hath reared the loft - y skies, And built cre- a _ - tion’s frame.
Thy glo-rious hand-i- work ap- pears; Thy pow’ and wis - dom shine.

A -midstthy glo - rious works on earth, To form thy crea - ture, man.

eee ee ea ae

INo. 114. DOWNHAM. ©. M. [Page 19.] LY HUNTINGDON,

[oS ee Se |

1. Come, all ye Saints who dwell on earth, Your cheer-ful voi - ces _ raise,
2. His love is great, he died for us, Shall we un- grate-ful be?

ei See ee
o— Par VERGO Ges, (9-6. o-—e-© 6—

¢- The strait and nar- row way we’ ve found, ee det us PG el on,

fel te er

Seeeaea! ora ene RS pee
a Se 2 —

eee ——
4 Our gree great eRed deem-er’s _ -er’s love to - to sing, cee cel - e - brate his praise. And
Since he has marked a _ road to bliss, And said,come fol-low me. And

ee ae mecca Be —jJ—+—4-— ee ==
Poe eee ey ates sal he 4
eee se ee RRA ema
Till we, in the _ ce - lest-ial world, Shall meet where Christ is gone. Shall
2 a Co paeie eas Ne ae ae Sa

DOWNHAM. (Concluded.) —

cel - e - brate his praise. And cel - - - - e- brate his praise.
s te come fol-low me. And Sad come fol -low me.
ae \ N\ |
ee
2 51 SSCA SA I eS ld Sl eal re Marre Ate
-——0—_@—__6—__6-—-6 —— == ___9—_o— —
meet where Christ is gone. Shall meet where Christis gone.
ee SOK SAY See rh oy REET SWS SEE Te
pity ee =e |
No. 115. DORCAS. ©. M. [Page 108.] | E, STEPHENS.

1. May we, who knowthe joy - ful sound, Still prac- tice what we
2. By acts of mer-cy, let us show We have not heard in

i ae : A an ce ces ee

:
3. The wid - ow’s heart shall share our joy, The or - phan and op -

op ot SS a ee eee
Smee Some aoe ae eee

hear - ers of the word a - lone, But
_ kind - ly feel an, - oth-ers woe And

see we love the sweet em- ploy To

. SM TY MA (Fy “x
SETS FBS Ae —— ee
Pe fe =
do: =: 6tSiearots 42 cits +, i'too. / But -do.- .érs oft: 2: rt too.

long to ease his pain. And long to ease his pain.

2) ea — AL TEDL EIST CAE NOP" EY ET Sateen RE IS oR
ers cae, ee Leet re ee ig Sie Ope OM Linde AS
Se Se aa
suc-cor the dis - tressed. To suc - cor the dis - tressed.

No. 116. DEDICATION. ©. M. [Page 410.] E. STEPHENS.

ae, ae

1. This house we ded - i - cate “to thee, “Our |
2. Wilt EOE het serv - ants here in - ioe aa When
a —
iain oma Pesce ae in 85
eae See — Sree

tee
3. Here may our sons and a - ters come, And

=e

ose tee

God, our fa - thers’ God;” Wilt thou ac - cept, and
in thy name thev speak ? And _ wilt Eis bless ee
oa Saf eae eee Sener ere a
a ne eee So a
find me peace suede swells From eit “ a ee ee

ee
per eeaieree Dee esi

deign _to bless ‘The paths; your) feet . have trod?
con - trite soul, Who here thy face do . seek?

| : touched ee thee, ___ Where - in | -in sae as - it dwells. —
ee
No. 117. EBENEZER. C. M. [Page 10.] E. BEESLEY.

Animato.

Sas

1. Great is the Lord tis good Aaah praise His high and ho-ly name:
te To praise him let us all en - gage, That un - to us is given

ee Soe =

=
.
3. We'll ee a for our hap - py lot On this much- fav-ored ran

pian a ae

EBENEZER. (Concluded.)

fe may ae Saints in lat - ter ereaeree His won-drous love pro - ed
To live in this mo-ment-ous age, And share the light of heaven.

gor aes a ORS

Where truth and right- -eous-ness are re taught By his di - vine com - mand.
ey

oe

No. 118. ENOCH. OC. M. oes 386. | L. D, EDWARDS.
Pz aE poi Se an FS ea as ET aE
a es == = Fee
1. Thou, earth, wast once glo - rious’ sphere ce
| 2. But thy dim -en - sions have been torn
eS — =eaes Sa —
3. When En - och could no long: - er stay

no - ble mag -ni -_ tude, ‘And didst with inaj - es-
sun - der, piece by piece, And each dis - mem - bered
= ee ese
ae
mid cor - ‘Tup - tion ees Part, of thy - ne was

SS SS ET |

ap - pear a mong — —— ihe worlds of God.
- Baia en to dis - tant space.

are cone ae =! ae ae
Sosa Satce: Sie eas

To — an §.-. oth - er ae

No. 119. FORGIVENESS. C. M. [Page 81.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

oe aC

1. How are thy serv-ants blest! O Lord, How sure is their de -
2. In Ds Sm atin: and lands re- mote, Sup-port-ed by thy

ae SS ee
oe Se CS I ee glee ges fence a
Seat emer ones or cece ee ces oP cee

3. When by ee dread- ee anand temp -est borne High on the bro- ken

7
; ae ee

fence | E ter - nal wis - dom is their guide,
care, Through burn -ing climes they pass un - hurt, Through

Sey,
wave, They know thou art not slow to hear, They

ter - nal wis- dom is_ their guide, Their ral Om - nip - o - tence.
burn-ing climes they pass un - hurt, And breathe in taint-ed air.

——} 4}, ——-—4—p —— a
=a

a a a a re ar
i rt
know thou art not slow te hear, Nor im - po - NG to save.
22g. FO OB ee
cree See | eee ee
see eerie
No. 120. FORTITUDE, ©. M. [Page 182.] J. P. OLSEN.

pn Sere cee io

1. Let those who would be Saints in- deed Fear not what oth - ers
2. What tho’ the storm-clouds fas ica oo anne a ooe up on trust in

— pens es ae == r= her se =
ae See ae ee a ==
3h Bonr not the eas aes ness ae ee: a - But eRe ae care - ful
ae
oa fais Sa ae ee

FORTITUDE. (Concluded.)

ae _caarSee zs Pea

do; But each to each one’s SAV ae at — heed, But each to

God: To keep your eye up - on ae mark, a keep mas
SS naman se Ei tt egal
Se Perera tee es
as ee @ 4
tread, Till morn - ing breaks as VA ites ure light Till morn- ing

6 ==
ae]

each one’s self take heed, And right - eous-ness pur - sue.
: ae up - on the mark, Hold fast the “i - ron rod.”
(Soe — g-o- ae zs
“ere SSeecrs EEEe ee
= -e—6 o-"_|a—__a—
| ze breaks, and az - ure ert The can - O - py oer-spreads.
ee
ae aaa tame [= —— ie
Ppommremel a Be AONE
No. 12). _ FRIENDSHIP. C. M. [Page 221.] E. STEPHENS:

Maestoso.

=e
SSS

1. Lord, when in-ig - ui - ties a- bound, And blas-phem-y _ grows _ bold,

2. .‘Is~ “not eae char-iot hast’n-ing on? Hast thou not given the sion?

aaar

When faith is hard - ly to be found, Andlove is wax- ing cold,—

May we nottrust andlive up-on A prom - ise so di- vine?
| | —=NAN
=o Se ee eet ee
ae Sree ee — = io: aa age a

I will ap- pear to their sur - prise, At And set my serv- ants free.”

OD See Gn oo a a ae feat
es ' aA oo ES RR == eg te oe a

No, 122. FESTIVAL, ©. M. [Page 6.] JOHN TULLIDGE.

Con vivacita,

1, Let ev-’ry mor-tal ear at - tend, And ev-’ry heart re - joice: The
2. Ho!all ye hung-ry, starv-ing souls, That feed up-on the wind, And

|
- ter - nal wis - dom has pre - pared A soul-re - viv- ing feast, And

=e]

trump-et of the Gos- -pel sounds With an in-vit- ing voice. With an in-vit- -ing voice.
vain-ly strive with earth-ly toys To fill an empt-y 7 mind: To fill an empt-y mind;

No. 3 GOOD TIDINGS. ©. M. [Page mae THOS. JARMAN.
From the “Messiah.” y

rk 2 des tec - rious 2 oan light has shone fini this. the lat - ter
2. A - mong the things which have been sey And from the world kept

day With such in - tel - li - gence, that none none From truth need turn : -
bo The Lord: has _ to his Saints re- Wis ee an - cient-ly

: aang =. a = ae =
6°], SaaS Se
) git eg ee oe ek i

way Through which the dead may hear his Pe soa zt ne ie 0 :

ES

GOOD TIDINGS. (Concluded.)

way. From truth need turn a - way. From truth need turn a - way,
did;— As an - cient - ly he did;— As an- cient-ly he did;—

kere Se ee rec

aly CRE
bey. dear all his truths o - Oreeag es And all his truths o - bey.

2 eer eel

No. 124. GRATITUDE. C. M. [Page 227.] T. C. GRIGGS.

eS ee ee ee ee

cia: Sa eo a (Ris Borg aa Se Oe Pe RR
1. Come, let us sing an. evn’ - ing hymn,
2. Yes, let us sing ree Sage cred song, To
|
(se ay ona a a an ARE OSTEDL | SE DE RRL STATS
|
3 thank the Lord for grace and gifts Re -

ae Se
2

calm our minds for rest; And each one’ try, a sin - ser
close the pass - ing day; With one ac - cord call a the
Eee cece Som merece on ~|-—~--}--~
SS os ae
See pea ee eee
newed in lat - ter days— For truth and light to guide

. see = 2

eye, To praisethe Sav- ior best. To praise the Sav - ior best.

Lord, And ev - er watch and ee ah ev - er watch and pray.
| |
<P

right In wis -dom’s m’s pleasant -ant ways; In wis - eee Baha ant ways;

eSsoee Soe iE

No. 125. HAROLD. ©. M. [Page 14.] JOS. J. DAYNES.
m0 nc RRS TEE
Eels xp 23 eee ee

1. We’re not a-shamed to own our Lord, ne wor-ship him on earth; We
2. When Jes - a oo in porn cia flame, Then to re - ward the just, The
|

(7 ===> fe SS Se

3. oe . comes See from heav’n to earth Withall. his ho-ly band, Be-

= SESS ES

NG SF Ue INE, 6 TEN SAAS ES bar Roe waco ays 7
love _ to learn his ra - come word,And know what souls are worth. We
world willknowtheon ~- ly name In which the Saints can trust. The
aa aS
ant Simoes
o-

ond 1 birth, 1, We hope with him to stand. Be- |

faeces
love to learn his ho-ly word, We love tolearn his ho - ly word, We
world a neh the pus Ne name Le world will know the ho - ly name The

-S-g- == =a pee een et
et eI KALE aS Gians it Sea
eee = aa a ee .

Ce. Cee se

fore

Casita SS Se SS

ee FI ae UNE YR VP ip IC
| eee er eee eee ener
~ love to learn his ho - ly word, And know whatsoulsare worth.
world will know the a -ly name In _ which the Saintscan trust.

————= i= =

fore cre-a- tion’s sec - ond birth, We kope mat him to stand.

No. 126. HANNAH. ©. M. [Page 398] B, STEPHENS.

SSS

1. Tho’ na-tions rise, and men con-spire, Their ef-forts will be vain; Je -
8. He will make bare his peek stat arm; His mes-sen- gers shall come, ‘To

5. food with his hed hae - fore our face, The peo- alert feel dis - mayed, And
oe a =a Se eee
Zp 2S ESSE DY serene ae 8 a A AA ME ET

i SS SSS eee SSeS

ho - vah mocks their vile de-sire His Zi - on to Tt - a 2: In
ga - ther home his Saintsas:sheaves Un - to ge chal vest home. 4. Let

_ TE ee ay PE ST ges CONN ae CRA SLY MERA BOE
mer 6.5 So 5__f—_s——_e = —-¢-4-- Go 5 —o—
ae. 0-6 ——_#——_6——__6— A oa eee aN

So ae LES Faeroe 1@_@_g_—_© g_ a a

ee eee ee

vain they look end: strive to show De - file - ment in ae laws;
Zi - on’s con-verts nowa-rise: Our Fa- ther will de - fend,

—s -,-—|—-"- pee ae ee Ore
ee a ee ee as de
2 ———- —) oo #

ate py Saints, who bow be- neath The ban- ner of the Lord ;

thought of God they ne’er can know While they op - pose his cause.
‘quip us for each glo- rious war, Till vic-’try’s tri-umphs end.

= SS ee

les - tial crowns your ee shall wreathe— En - dur-ance’ sure re - ward.

ae eee paoeee er
/ oe el

No. 127. HOPE, C. M. [Page 147.]| | _.G. CARELESS.

eps Sa es

1. O God! our help in a -_ ges_ past, Our hope for years to come.
2. Un-der as ~ - dow of thy throne, Still may we dwell se-cure!
|

GRE

3. Pee the hills in

Sa

Our shel - ter Saye the storm - y _ blast, And our e - ter - nal home.
Suf- fi - cient is thine arm a - lone, And our de - ee is sure. -
geet e 13-7 fear
From ev -er - last - ing thou art God, To ne - e years thesame. _

No. 128. HORACE. C. M. [Page 339. ] E, STEPHENS.

1. When all thy wmer- cies, e my God, My — ris 4s Ase
ZO: how shall words with qual warmth The Brat -
e eae

cer srs ee ou

3. 3, Thy Proved - dence my life sus - tained, And all

| ee 1

reer, meen rere, <p en ee
r) a Rae» See a PEE ———_9——
ee = ee ee =<

Sone sur - veys, Trans- ns-port - ed with the view, Pm lost In

tude de -. clare. That glows with-in my _ rav - ished heart!:But
$——— 5-4 — Sean o seo euiner Beatin US ne ek ae
es ETE ee —_— ————— eo
ee = — ee aed

wants re - dressed, Whenin the si- lent womb I Lege? Or

——
i acne SSS

HORACE. (Concluded.)

. =a SaRbaa came a Seen aka! Fata
won-der, love and praise. In won -der, love “and praise.
thou canst read it there. But thoucanst read it — there.

| NA N
ee ee ge eg =
= Se ee ee eee ee =e
RLS —3—,0—_* : a ara ee. ;
hung up - on the breast. Or hung —_ - on No ARES gs
SW ieuteaeas — rer ch
i —y —_1—__—_ + «-— ener! Soa oeTern

oe ——=-— ——

No. 129. HOME. C. M. [Page 388.] W. B. BRADBURY.

ie ea ee or oN ee
eo == en ae a eos

tate long to breathe the moun-tain air Of Zi - on’s peaceful home, Where,
_ 2. Where hearts pany glow wun feel-1 cries warm, me fear sb pi-cion’s blight, a

pee ee eS aN aca aga
= oe =a =a SSS

3. Where want eae cain -’ry’s pit - eous ee Shall ne’er an aca find, And
ss roy)

free from sor - row, strife and care, The Saints of paca may re roam ;
chill each thought with world- eae = ra shade af - es - tion’s light;
N

—s —a— a a
5
some ent Seek a seie nes eee 2

- - sd 3y OY aa Shall cease to crush the mind.

ee

ee oO ee
adie ts Aas

—— ; - Sa eee ee eee zs sy |
aa Tapa sweet, sweet home,When shall I reach my home. home.

aS ==. —- SSS aes s=3-8 SSeS ere

Home, home, sweet, sweet home,When shall I file ee home. Tomes

ee ae

*

No. 180. HARTFORD. C. M. [Page 314.| JOS. J. DAYNES.

1. Lift up your heads, ye scat-ter’d Saints, Re - demp - tion

2. The blood of those who have been slain For ven - geance
Cae = eee ea sl SERS PA OLS oe ee

3. a ee signs ons ny ney and earth aE Oe oe blood = and

~ draw - eth nigh; Our Sav. = . -10r ‘hears
cries a - loud; Nor shall its cries

ean Steaee ae —t--g-|3—
are and fire; oe iearts are file ing ‘ie + for

ae

plaints, Our Sav- ior hears the or- phan’s plaints The widow’s mournful cry.
vain Nor shall its cries as -cend in vain For vengeance on the proud.
ies Se ae === |
ses (eons an ey SS
(PEP LA ES a oe aa = ssere =
Ve Fiat [58 I ra
fear, Men’s hearts are fail-ing them for fear, Re-d ee -tion’s draw-ing nigher.
ee
No. 131. INCARNATION. ©. M. [Page 21.] DR. RIPPON,
ee aoa SaaS Aa > =
eae ee a
1. Mor-tals, a- wake! with an ~-_ gels join, koe cunt Bue
2. In ee the rap -: turous song be - aoe : RL sweet se -

AB AS cee
f «, (at Os/p
er te tdi oy

INCARNATION. (Concluded.)

ee ee a

oe

| sol - emn lay ; Love, joy and gra - tie eeu - com - bine, To

| raph -ic fire Through all oh shin- ing le - gions ran, And
: wicise =— pone Vera Maal og see pee
pa a

ices re ce ee

Ve - ic pe Swift thro’ the realms of feat it flew, And

2 ees See Sears ae

hail th’au- “spi - cious day. To _ hail th’au-spi - cious day.
swept the sound - ing lyre. Andswept the sean, - ing lyre.

No. 132. INVOCATION, C. M. [Page 50.] G. CARELESS.

eee ee

1. Jes- us, thou all re - deem-ing Lord, Thy blessings we im-plore ; Op-en the
2. Gath-er the out- casts in, and save From sin AR pee oe ’r; And let them

Bea a eS

3. Lov-er,of souls, hol know st to prizeWhat thoag hast bought so dear;Come,then and

| Zece Ses Se Le ee aes See
tebe == = pote — he 724

door to preach thy thy: word, The great ef - fect- cone door. The great ef - fect-ual door.
now ac- Coe have, And know their gracious pout sae know their gracious hour.

=e =: a wig Bee =F

ole thy peo- ple’ s eyes, With al shee oa ap-pear. Witha an fie wounds ap-pear.

Seance :

l=

No. 188. LAVINIA. ©. M. [Page 224. | . MRS. n. CARELESS.

Moderato.

<= =
aaa Sees = weal
at Gives more, my soul, the ris - ing day Sal- utes utes thy wak- ing eyes;
Z. aes un - to night his name re- peats, And Jo as - news be sound ;

2 ——
med bie pies sup - ports my mor-tal frame; Me saan aa sing his praise,

2 ee
=== ed

Now let my heart its trib - ute pay To him who rules the skies.
Wide as the heay’ns on which he sits, To turn the sea- sons round.
¢. veces PrSsse sca
And I will glo - ry fae his name, 5» Whilet sii ex - tends my days. )
a ——— Crete epee
No. 1384. MOUNT ZION. C. M. [Page 43.] E, BEESLEY.

Be per feat 2 ay

How will the Saints re- joice to. tell ied ae their suff-’rings o’er,

ohm = Ste

ator ae the Saints re- joice to tell And ee their suff-’rings o’er,

MOUNT ZION. (Continued.)

ae aa ASS oR ee et a
ee eter ee Oe Oe ——
Serer ses gi 0 os ea SS
Jf There they willsee up-on that land, Fair Zi- on from a- bove, And
SAS ES eal] SAT See aes
SS eee a — 2-3-5
Me ns ee Saf. ee

f There they will see up-on that land, Fair Zi-on from a- bove, And

rg =o ae ee

og A ESE | SS a alee

erases <i
meet with En - och’s ho-ly band, And sing re-deem-ing love. And

vail P
meet with En-och’s ho -ly band, And sing re-deem-ing love. There,

eS a

eee ea eres eee
no more sick - ness, pain nor woe Shall mar their peacestul rest, For God shall

MOUNT ZION. esac

ee za gerd gene es a
fete tee sae as
ae a-Wway ae a ye comfort the op-pr Op- — And com-fort the 2 oppressed.

wipe a- wade! their -~ ava comfort a Op- kd Awa com-fort the coors
a we oamiid aie
Agere =
Chorus. _

>
may vel see that ee -rious eines Andj join Cas all the blest, To

pie eae Es == ee jae:

05> oe

fa may I ue that glo- -rious day, And j ious pare all the blest, To —
ae—— moe

sing a- loud the

eae
ae late 7

Ane ee

wee = sing a- loud the Sav-l -lor’s Cee Anden -

Tass in oe eG

— IS ee Teer 2 )

rest, To sing a- loud the Savy-ior’s praise, ee en - ter

11K4tt0 rest.

<a ees er

No. 135. - MEMORIUM. C: M. [Page 144.] G. CARELESS.

Ct cee De eREEr Ss RA
Sag ee eer see a
—|— — as ——
1. Weep not for him that’s dead and gone, Nor to des - pair be driven;,
2. Gone far a- way from wick -ed men, To min - gle pai iat good,

oats Strenieaies SpE eS]

3. Tis true the tri- al was se - vere oe i him on your breast ;

ene ates,

PoE aed

Your child is saved thie’ ee - us Christ; He now has gone to heayen—
Who washed their robes and made them white In Christ’s a - ony - ing blood.

Saas reas asco SiS f
eee ase = Ee ast OS aries:

| But oh! do not - sire him now, ne he has gone to rest.
2 ee aes p

ae = PSS eae

No. 136. are MORMON . CM. [Page 401.) -'THos. MeInryre.

ce Ss ec se ee

1. How great the wis - ae and the love, That fill’d the courts on high,
2. His pre - cious blood He free - ly spilt—His life ea free - ly gave:

ae Sa Si ae re = Fae = eee ene

see Se ae Go
3. Through strict 0 - bed - ience Jes --us- won The ae ere glo - ry rife;

sige = =

a ba Bae
pee. “2 Sosa Sea a =]

nue sent the Sav - ior from a- bove To suf - fer, bleed and die!

aoe - a sac - ri- fice for guilt, A dy - ing van to save.

gre Seer Ses =F a =e Seen

“Thy will: O- God, not mine, be Lee ” -A- deuied His a = ‘tal. life:

ee fe \—————__ —_
2 ae

- No. 187. MAGGIE, ©. M. [Page 15.] T. ©, GRIGGS.

Moderato.

aa a SET
1, Joy to the world! the Lord will come, And earth re-ceive her king: And
2. ae -jJoice! _re- ee swe Jes- us reigns, AndSaints theirsongsemploy; And

: ff? ce = ed ee
3. No more willsin_ and sor - row grow, Nor thorns i in-fest the seme ie ati Nor

a ed a
ee

Sta, ———
earth re-ceive her ihe: Let ev - ’ry heart p pre-pare Him room, Let ev - ’ry
Saints their eee em-ploy; While fields and floods,rocks,hills and plains, While fieldsand

a

thorns in-fest the ground: He'll come and make the bless-ings flow veel come and

9: WS SEE

<—e
heart pre-pare him _ room, And Saintsand an - gels _ sing.
floods, Soren hills and plains, Re- peat the sound-ing joy.

ea ft

make the bleisa - ings

No. 138. MERCY. ©. M, (Page -184)*@ # ou. 4. cnoneen

(ESS

1. Think gent- ly ‘of the er - ringone! O, Tet us not for - get,
2. Heir of the same in - her - it - ance, Child of the self - same God,

(a a

. 3. Speak gent - ly to eta er - ring hee We yet _ Fiat my hem back,

ee eel

MERCY. (Concluded.)

ptt :
How-ev - er dark - ly stained by sin, He is our bro - ther yet!
He hath but stum-bled in the path We have in weak - ness trod.

rit. dim.
4a 2
With ho - ly _ words; and tones of vik From mis-ery’s thorn - y track.
Sates a Saree o———s--
No. 189. NORWAY. ©. M. [Page cH NORWEGIAN AIR,
SS

1. Je - ho- vah, Lord of heav’n and earth, Thy ° word Se truth pro - claim!
2. We long to see a church in- -crease-Thy own new king- dom grow,

=e Ae

3. Roll on on thy wo: work in all its powr! The diate na - tions bring! _

2 eee ee
es

O may geet spread from pole to pole, Till all @hal shall know thy name.
That all the earth Tak live in Bape And heay’n be seen be - low.

se easter Se

In thy. wu ate ee sits Dee eet stand, And own aa ee God and King
—

O may it spread from See to pole, ae ‘all shall k shall know thy name.
That all the earth may live in peace, And heav’nbe here be - low.

eS

| Ww
Poet thy new king-dom may they stand, And own thee God and Kang,

No. 140. NEW YEAR. C.M. [Page 142] — E_-BEESLEY.

eeeaee Paserses

great - ho - yah’s praise; All praise to him os -

1. Sing to the
2. His prov- i - dence Has brought us through An - pasa - er var - ious |
a te i.
is Sos pre a Se RT co
oem PS SESS ee ae ——
f ‘ eh a
3. Fa.- ther, thy sree cles past we we co eee nie at - tin -’ ued
SPS TA BI RS rg case oe Be Pe ae Sean Oe eee
25 4-——o ma i
Jia =v eae Se es

longs: _Who kind - Eee length -ens out our —— Whe Kind = -

year; We all, with vows and an- thems new, We all wie )
ees SoS Seee airs

2 a=lg get tag sgt pt

y-° oes iach mers |

To thee pre - sont - ing, throughthy Son, To thee pre -

7 Coie OL Meio)
J See

| Se eee = ee f= a —— aa

length - ens De - mands our our choic - .est songs. .
VOWS and an - thems new, a -fore our God ap - pear...”

Sa

sent - ing, through ae Son, _What-e’er we cs nd
She Se ae eee Se =]
NEPHI...-C.-M. - [Page:199.]- - — —- G. CARELESS.

eee ve ERee Saree =a

fie “The glo - rious 7 is roll- ing on,— All glo - ry to the Lord!
2. A _per-fect . har - vest, then will crown, The ren - -o - va- ted. soil,
tas /

own pri- me - val bloom Will na - ture smile a - gain,

. NEPHI. (Concluded.) _

a ewhien fae aes nae cre - a -. tion’s on’s dawn, The earth will aoe re - stored.
And richa - Band! -ance drop a -round With-out cor - rod- ing toil.
Eel MSS :
Sasa =e es =o
oes a= ae Se ea 2 em a
And blos-soms, frag-rant with per- pe A - pee the ver-dant plain.
eer ee elma ee Sewer ora ae ne bets sie ft
rear a ee paises
No. 142. OBEDIENCE. ©. M. [Page 179.] _ G. CARELESS.
=|, — po Se a Ea Se | eee ss ee
if ee ae -eeetere ae oe So Sea
i shee Wo Ee ey a) the wa - oat ane we stand, To: “ado the
2. O Lord, we’ve sinned, but ees re - Reayiee: And paciees our
ee eee ee ee el
ee ee poner ae ae = —— ERE
38. Thou wilt ac- cept our hum- ple: prayer, And i our
a: 9 ee or
a es eer ee
= a a eet fe = eo ae alae
Fa - ae will! To be ares tized rae his com - ence ae
sins - x way,— With) ey ae - ceive the mes-sage sent |
| paeaas cr’
| =n ==
an oe - give; For Jes reiusu 18 as sin - ner’s ae He s~s

yee ee
a =o a

thus the word false! Al And thus the word ful - fil.
this the lat - ter day. In this the lat - ter day.

died that we — live. He died that we might live.

oor SSE ee a er Se

No. 143. OAKLEY. C. M. [Page 224. | -—«@. CARELESS.

1. Lord, let thy Ho - ly

ee

; :
2. Speak throughthy serv - ants, Lord, and may Thy truth each

erg ge eg ee Seen
22 7p pe I a
Say 2255
sige oe = Seno es as
ev - ry heart, That, as to wor- pret! thee we've met,
ates — =
Se ae
bos - som swell, rae ev-ry lip and ev- oe heart U -

ys

may re - joie - sae part. Be may re + 40ic - ing ‘<part.

| ——= =e ete |

nite thy love to tell. : - nite thy love to tell.

No. 144. PRATT. ©. M. age 291. | E. STEPHENS.
Bold, i i
4S AG ara ~—*-. tA ee ae
20 pat
1. Ye wond~ring na - tions, now give ear Un-to the an - eels

mara ee eee the an - cient rec - ones forth, a loosed the might-y

—— SSS

(

3. The iar thai of worth in a - ers gone, Its pa- ges clear un -

9—_-,—-—_—

PRATT. (Concluded.)

—————

cry, For lo! com heav’n he has a -peared, To
. seal ; His glo - ry soon shall fill the earth, And
| ee ee
& e | y | g
fold ; And things to come, now roll - ing on, The
3 era —— —— | SNES =

bring sal- va - tion | oats To bring sal - va - 1 nigh.
won-drous Lae re - veal. And won - drons things

wise may well be - hold. The wise may well be - hold: |

cs i rang a a AS ee es
=e ee
No. 145. PRAYER, ©. M. [Page 358] G. CARELESS.

1. Prayer is the soul’s sin-cere de - sire, Ut-ter’d or wun - ex- pressed
2. Prayeris the bur - den of a sigh, The fall-ing of a _ tear,

é. Prayer is the sim - plest, form of speech That in - fant lips can try;

pe

The mo - tion of a hid - den fire That trem- bles in the bieast
The up - ward Bane - ing of an eye, When none but God is near.
N

__Moderato. _

146. PROMISE. ©. M. |Page 389.| G. CARELESS.
7

Ruan Ee =o
rear ee Her lace 2

1. Come, a ye ‘ye Saints eee -out the earth, And join with one ac - cord; Come,
3. From thence thelaw of oe will uel) 2) In maj-es- ty a- — And

5. The ord-’nan-ces ° of LIFE are Lee eee of great worth—A -

| Names ERE a se ee
breth- ren, let us’ rise. and’ build a’ Tem Taian i a Lord.
na - tions be me -buk- ed by The “Lt - on or THE Lorn.”
AS a ON ee eee
a-~——_60— g-=—_¢— oe Fees 3g £4 — e+
pias ete a ere ventana | eau Sic (eM es ao RR ew
i a gi oe a ae 6 Ogee

noint - ings, wash-ings, keys, and pow’rs, To per - fect man -on_ earth.

eC ee A A I es. a By SN ee |
Se

| Slane ber goes sr OLR” PY WR eo ee ee Selig —

| RR RecN RN NES SARE ORR bao vase dy ka. East

2. Our tithes and free- will of - fer-ings The ford doth now re - quire; By
4, "Tis there the pre -cious things of old, Which but the right-eous know, Which.

St tS SSS SSS

tS
6. There,in the great Bap -tism-al Font, Built to our a - ing Ant ‘ay

keep-ing this and oth - er laws We'll bide the day of
un - be - liev - nes Gen - tiles SOE God will a - gain be -

|
LIV - ING for - the DEAD.

Newl4y 3” ~ PIETY. C.. M. [Page 61.] J. G. FONES,

Sa S22 Sessa

dia oe God, thespring of all | pied joys, a life of my de -
oe = é5—
ae 3-9-5 pos pees poesia
egie ket $
1. My God the spring of a Nason my joys, The life of my de-lights,

) Ze See tees eeu ae = feces

The life of my de-

lights, The life of my de - lights,

SS

——9-——9——_—| 8— #2 — +

Ae ee ee

ay of my de lights,
eer

8 Saar eee = a ae eat eae ier ecm

ee el eee
ere a ees er array Saye ==

lights, The life of my de - hea The ~~ glo- ry of my bright - est

—— ee

Thee ~-clor-av 7 °“of my bright-est days, And
| ae | =
|4—__——_—__—_-—_- #— SS %
3 = Sree a == =
A 22—— ofp —-—_ fa BG gel guien gua Cee
scar a Sra
I The sel Dye Ok my bright-est days, And com- fort of my
eS
aa And

nights! And com-fort of my nights! of my nights!

ieee

—eond-fort of my nights! And comfortof my my nights! A And comfortof my nights!

No. 148. PATIENCE. C. M. [Page 377.] -G. CARELESS.

Andante.

1. Sweet is the peace the Gos - pel brings To seek - ing

: 2. Its laws and pre - cepts are vid aes - vine, And ee
i ana eee Fe
7) TENS MOAR LR TO AE BIE and rena: Sasa ie —= =
—— Pa Mi RN ate Tica =
i

Dp pow’, wand un - be-

: es a ee a
ast

Sa

minds and true; With light re - ful - gent on its wings
Ha - thers care; Tran-scen-dent love and mer - cy shine

= ee

It clearsthe hu - man view. It clearsthe hu - man view.

In eaeh in - june - tion there. ee Vie In - junc - tion there.
AN = ——ttg | e ee a

Sub- mit to rea - son’s sway. Sab. Ca - rea - son’s i
ee to = ep 6
No. 149. QUEBEC. ©. M. [Page 368.] J. PADDON.

-- 4. A Saintland is the ti- tle mine, Or have I but the name?
2. Have I be - lieved that God is God, And,as a soye- reign Lord,

3. Havel to

QUEBEC. (Concluded.)

the line- a - ments di- vine Which can this hon - our claim?
all who seek and serve him right Will give a ‘free re - ward?

Have I
To

That needs not one re- pent-an ie Ursa Or sin gle tear to

(23 2 2 tr rasa

No. 150. RESURRECTION. ~ C. M. [Page 172.] E. STEPHENS.

slow and tenderly,

(See Sere Se

1. Mourn not the dead who peace - ful lay Their wear - ied
s 2. = up ve un - @ vail - ing tear; Re - eee the
= == mrs
s Oy
== = =e = ===
3. When win - ter eran her fo af snow. O’er na - ture’s
eS Sea a
= ==. —
bod - ies down— Who leave ihe, frail and mor - tal clay
self - ish sigh; Know, that the spir - it ran - som’d hear
= > : 7
Ge- ——_— Corneal Rea
a ETA
oe e nN Sa
si - lent face, © . Up -on the _ land - scape hid be - low
5: SSS
Ls ee aT agar pasa
Gt ais 2 ae tn ea
aS ae ice agi sale
seek a fade - - less crown. seek a fade - less crown.

Vet lives, and ne’er_ shall die. vot lives, and ne’er_ shall die.

No. J5l. RUSSELL, ©. M.° [Page 370.] T. C, GRIGGS,

emenner PRAM, ees:
——
ae oe
Sea ae
" “The ieee - yer, gold and pre - cious stones,” Thus saith the
|e L de 10r aonee ests, rich - stored moun - tains, plains, The fer - tile |
pity ea seers ee
fee i cree oe ee
3. “And Nee them- ae be - ee me— They poles from

SLA Ba ee =e —

pete ee tere fateereer tee

Lord, “are mine,” The cat-tle on a thousand hills
, val - Nae too, The ie png all ann A ee -in -
a 2 = Ss acer
Ge= Sacer ee — 4

a lease Of health and Seta se e - ven life, life,

Wifprsstpepefat Speer [eee

The cat - tle on a thou - sandhills I own by right di- vine.
The earth and allthat is there-in Arebut my right - eous due.

Pe ES Wo eae |
pera Saad

Of health and ee ande - ven life, Which at my word may cease.”

BLA rte aa ees ee ese a

No. 152. SOLOMON, ©. M. [Page ih JOS. J. DAYNES,

SS

dO! + happy ei was the man who hears In - struc- tion’s warn-ing

2. For she has’ trea-sures great-er far Than east or west un -
terol — a JN
z rere MEER TST AA PI NE abs ————— na i= as
PC—a— REY Se VRRNT! BID men See — 6 te
———__—s—6 oo re a ee ae

|
3. In her right faa she holdseto view A ghee ud cave bY

2 eee — ee ee <=

SOLOMON. (Concluded.)

pie: = Se

voice! And who cel - est-ial wis- dom makes His ear- ly, on- ly

fold; And her re- wards more pre- cious are Than all their stores of
eee ate ee

a o @

Se

——fy- + -——— Sunt.

hea Mb@iece@umgu np Poe he a he ee pe
a eS Se = ae —— :
choice! And who cel- est - ial wis-dom makes His ear-ly oon-ly _ choice!
gold. Andher re-wards more pre-cious are Than all their stores of gold.

= =
AU ee ee a = Ser cea rie
SAN Gite Sic , ee ca cad ea ta aa .
|
plays. Rich-es, with splen-did hon-ors joined, Are what her left dis- plays.

days; JRich-es with splen-did hon - ors joined, Are what her left dis -

No. 153. $f. ANN. CG. M. [Page 150.] DR. CROFT.

SSeS

To Fa-ther,Son,and Ho-ly Ghost, The God whomwe a - dore,

a “ZB. ee?
Yo Fa-ther,Son,and Ho-ly Ghost, The God whom we a -. dore,

ted be eee |
| SS |

was, is now, And shall be ev -er- more.

° ~—
was, 1s now, And shall be ey - er- more.

No. 154. SARAH. C. M. [Page 72.] oT, CG. GRIGGS,

Moderato.

i 2 SSE]

1. Fa - ther, how wide thy glo-ry ‘shines! H How high thy won-ders rise!
2. ree _ might -y orbs pro- claim thy pow’r, Their mo - tions speak thy skill,

Known through the earth = ee thou- ‘sand signs—By thou-sands through the skies.
And on the wingsof ev-’ry hour We read thy pa- tience still.

? ie hand \

_ ag a! By Mae wee Ea MRE

sg page ft sie ya hos

wet ET See ee 8S SOME! ABieataie had |
, re a

Where jus- tice and com-pas-sion join In their di - vin - est forms;

| (eee cee

Known through the aaxth by thou-sand signs— By thou- sands through the skies.
Andon the wings of ev -’ry hour We read thy pa- tience still.

No. 155. TRINITY. C. M. [Page 24.] OLD ENGLISH TUNE.

PPS a Sa

1. Be-lov - ed breth-ren! sing his praise Who formed the worlds on high ;
2.0 sing the fer - vor of his love, The won -ders of his grace

| Sere BiNitiie Bag
(2 ae ee aoe
“we os §- tz Te

! ~~
3. In songs de- clare the worksand ways Of our E- pes - nal God,

= ae ee EE a eS oan
| oa. gp EES az = i
t me" ONT 9" s Game comma wr soent = zi

——

TRINITY. (Concluded.)

i ee eed |

Who taught the plan - ets where to trace Their orb - its through the sky.
Who sent the Sav - ior from a - pole To save a dy - ingrace.

sete a

Whose king- dom in these lat - ter days Is spread- ing is & - oe

|

No. 156. | THATCHER, ©. M.- [ Page 394. | JOS. J. DAYNES. .

Se er rere

1. O God, tho thou God that rules on high, Bow down thine ear to me;
2. Re- buke the heart-less wick - = oe That Ca thy serv -ants harm;

See a 6-+e.-
=e Sp iaib err 3= asia 2
2 _ 3. Let un - seen Shien wait a-round To shield He ser-vant’s head ;

5 SS eS
Pro-tect him from the pow’r of man, By thy al-might-y arm.

O list - en, list -en to my cry—O hear my fer- vent plea.
---b— pee |
: —+-

it !
Let all his en - e- mies. be found Caught i in the net pee spread,
2

pe teria ial
flee es eee eee,

O > list = en, list - en to my cry—O hear my fer - vent plea.
Pro-tect him from the es of man, By thy al-might-y arm.

patter: SSS

Let all his en - e- e be found Beles the net a rE

@ eee
a
OTE ad RN PEED

No. 157. TRIBUTE. C. M. [Page 54.] E. STEPHENS.

Animato,

Sos SS

of the old pro - phet -ic fire— see of light and _ love.
lock the ~ ee - self the key; Un- ee the sa - cred book.

_ our = - ie - or aera spir evel move, An re) And let there now be aie

a Des arse caer es re = —— =F

No. 158. UNION, ©. M. [Page 117.] —s GEO. CARELESS.

fa Se

1. All praise to our re - deem-ing Lord, Who joins us
2. He bids us _ build each oth - er up; And, gath- er’d

Srrer sos

3. The gift which he on one be - stows, We all de =-

7
Lnemeree ise SS

y his grace, And bids us, each to each re - stored, To -
ef - to one, To our high call - ing’s glo - rene) hope We

ea es
light to prove; The gracethroughev - ‘ry ves - ce flows

Sere ee ee ees]

=2 Sr = fase |

UNION. (Concluded.)

geth - er seek his face. To-geth-er seek his face.

hand in hand go on. We ee in hand go on.
SSS
| =e —-@—¢- |
2s Soar a =

a op. love. In pur- est streamsof love.

areas

No. 159. VEN ERATION. C. M. [Page 392.] E. BEESLEY,,

1. How havethe na- tions grown cor- er How from their natural use, Men
2. The ho - ly ties of wed- ded life, Are cloaks for the pro -fane, While

3. A- dult’ - rers Barn the world’s ap-plause, As men of hon-or’d fame; Wo-
es samen tee AT aaa
a oo) cen cau = ge ee

their life- giv- ing pow rs per - - vert By wan- ton, lewd a - buse. Men
lust and mam- mon des- e - crate, Where faith and love should reign. While

men, though weal via ae once: fences eae Baad Oe haa sa with the shame. Wo-

Ripe

their life- giv - ing pow’rs per- vert By wan-ton, lewd a-_ buse.
lust and mam-mon des - e - crate, Where faith and _ love should reign.

No. 160. WORSHIP. ©. M. [Page 105.] Geo. CARELESS.

1. Once more we come mai - fore our God— Once more his
2. May we re - celve the word we hear, Each in an

ae oe = =e Sees
(Fo Shapira ta

( ~ bless - ing ask: O may not seem a load, Nor
f hon - est heart; And i the a - ae trea - sure there, Nor
| =< == Santi rreisee ee: ===
—s- alee Ze

; bree - zes blow; Let ev - ry, plant thy powr par- take, And

Se om joa Se eae a fa
SS ee Ee

wor - ship prove a task! Nor wor - ship prove a_ task!
ev - er with tt. part. cNore evo) ver with it part.

all the gar - den
9: eee
No. 16]. ZION’S HILL, G M. [Page 219.) J. DAYNES.
SS SS SS
: C= ee ee See

1. Be- hold, the moun-tain of the Lord In lat - ter days shall
3. The rays thatshine from Zi - on’s hill Shall light-en ~ ey - ’ry

eee Se cle Nee

i ——— —————- eee Sta ——

| Sere teers Face eae So » >.»

| es

5. No oo shall rage, nor hos - tile feuds Dis - turb those peace-ful
a

Pea ie iad PF aN

fiapeere ee uaa pera CE rene oe
ae aeuaee Sime a = ee mei

—

ZION’S HILL. (Concluded.)

rise, On moun-tain tops a -_ bove the hills, And draw the wond’ring
land; The King who reigns in Sa-lem’s tow’rs Shall all the world com -

eyes. And draw the wond’-ring eyes. 2. To this the joy - ful
mand. Shall all the worldcom-mand. 4. A - mong the na - tions

wo —— - —- 9 —

JO Sys i Lene Eee SS aes cael
na - tions round— All tribes and tongues shall flow; Up
he shall judge; His judg-ments truth shall guide; His

count-’ring host Shall crowds of slain de -

eee
to the hill of God, they'll say, And to his house we'll go.
-scep -tre shall pro - tect the just, And quell the sin - ner’s pride.

Lp eee apt a
a SSS ae fiz

hang the trump- et in the hall, And stud-y war no more.

No. 162. ZINA. ©. M. [Page 177.] E, BEESLEY,

i ———— =

1. Fa - therin heav’n, we do_ be- rie The prom-ise thou Hash made;

2. We now re-pent of all our sin, And come with bro-ken hearts,

[age Ei ame os

Saaneeey fl (ee ek es eae
ae ge =

3. We'll now be bu-ried in the stream, In Jes- us’ bless-ed name.

The word with meek-ness we re - ceive, Just as as thy Sair Saints have said.
And to thy cov-’nant en - ter in, And choosethe bet - ter part.

Ges Zt = === — sa.

And rise, while Heh shall on us begin —The Spir-it’s heav’n-ly flame.

22 ee

The word with meek-ness we re - ceive, Just as ~ thy Saints have said.
And to thy cov- ’nanten-ter in, And choosethe bet - ter part.

dine Tol ae OWL |
(PSL o alee ===

Ad SY A TA WT Pee Le s——*.

| Nee rise, while light shall on us beam—The Spirit's ee K 2 Hae.

1 Te A I ee HNN eS) aa fee ee

SSS

No. = ADOPTION. C. M. D. [Page 91.) sonn s tEwis.

ih PO. Lord, do- do thou thy ie gifts ~ be- stow On these a - acne == ones ;

2. In dreams aud re - ions of — the night, Re - veal - ing things to come,

Aas Ses soce sie

3. Givefaith to te mya Wis Ye the same, With truth iy Saints in - fepire

i= tie Saat

_ ADOPTION. (Concluded.)

a ee ee ee

And let thy. Spir - it large- ly flow, Andown them
Un-fold- ing wis -dom’s pur - est light, Of Zs *. . ons
i “SEF Ss Sasa
ea _ eee 8 32s ae a oe
| Atd own thy Pee - Sie faith to claim All else their

———————— 2
— Sere aces

as thy sons. E’en as thy prom-ise was of old, One
ae a! - py home; New tongues de-clar- ing heav’n-ly pow’r, And

= Ss Same ees =
—- ga-— 9 a a
| fy de - nine Let wis - dom, ee ee truth and love Lead .

— a SS
SoS See

Spir - it they should have, Thatall thingspast it should un - fold,
light tin-ter - pret plain, That Saints may knowin this dread hour,

them in thy com-mands, Thatthey may prove thy gifs di - vine.

= aS a oe
- aa a eee!

That all things past it Rota un - fold, With pres- ent light to save.
That Saints may know Jn this dread hour, Thy giftsare come a- =

Ss Ses EEB= ae

That they may prove, thy gifts di- vine, By Co -ing on _—of_ hands.

offal t

No. 164. BLESSING. C. M. D. [Page 363.] Jos. J. DAYNES.

SS Sa

1. Our Fa - ther, in the sa-cred name Of Jes- us Christ, thy Son, The
2. Maythy good Spir- it fall on them, From thisau- spi-cious hour, As

3. Pro-tect them in their ten- der years From seen and un- seen ill; ‘And

oe

bless-ing that “that has b been prc eae nounced These lit - lit - tle ones up - - on,
dew up - on the’ ten- der plant- As EE: re - Se ped shower, That

may they, as their days in- crease, Have thy find ines -care aig it May

Sy ues aaa teen oman caine a o
eg ee _— dase deere =| ==)

= —— SS soe ea =a fo = ey

fee thee own, con - firm 1 and ) weal In thy most ho- ly place, ‘That
its se - nial in - flu - ence They may, in Ve fan- cy, In

Wtay Beet growup in healthandstrength Of bod-y and of mind, | Be

etre (a ae [Oe

ae may con - stant- sey re - ceive Be gOr ae ce - lest-ial grace.
youth,and in _ life’s vig-’rous prime, Be ho - ly un-to thee.

a Sere oe

filled with pure in - tel - li - gence, And wis -

No. 165. | LIZA. R.. 0. M. D. [Page 367.) . &. sTEPHENS.

Not too fast,

eee et ee eee tee
ee oe gg

1. Pll serve the Lord whileI am young,And in my ear-ly days, De-
2. QO Lord, my pa - rents here pre-serve, To teach me right-eous-ness, That

4
Ss While son and beau-ty sweet-ly twit twine Their gar-landsround my head, I'll

es

a Sot lakes Le em

ee ee ee Pa Or:

vote the mu-sic of my tongue To my Re - deem-er’s praise. i
va young feet may nev - er swerve oe pathsof ho- li - ness; And

|
aS = —3— ee 2

f ania CE Spe or SE pe ee
oe at wis- ae sa - cred hs The gems that nev-er fade. Long

he @ @ ee
Serene eg Set PAE a DAO Mec POET AY DE, ET
23 er o— z
ta oe Ss er ee pein
RB as PNT LEN A PAE AOU

praise his name cas he has cian giv’n Me pa-rent-age and birth A - mong the most be -
like the faith-ful ones of old Who now be-hold thy face, May I be formed in

|
— I sing thy prais-es here A- Het thy Saints be- low, _ And In e- tern -i

i SS SS

perez aoa DRE
loved of heav’n v'n That dwell up-o up-on h the earth. That dwell in - on the earth.
vir-tue’s mould To fill ah ho - wim place. To fill ie ho - ly | place.

sss ee

ee ee bse ale =e war i essed
at 18S ee 9— —oe—'@ ees mera : @-2-—-@.2
ty ap-pear With ens in glo- ry Bae With cad in Le - ry too.

ee

No. 166. FAREWELL C. M. D. [Page 239.]

———
Gennes :

1. The gal - lant ship is un- der weigh To bear me off to _ sea,
2,1. go, but not. to ploughthe ee To ease a rest-less mind;

) a) RORY Gel Nes GIS GE. IME EN a
WN a I aii al oe. ea fee a
x= SS ee =a

3. I go to break the _ fowl-er’s Ae To \ ee: i rael heme;

oe ester a Ee
Eg peep]

And yon -der floats the streamer gay That saysshe waits for me.
Nor yet to toil on _ bat- tle’s See The vic-tor’s wreath to find.

SSS epeg ) 4 sp ===. ae

go the name of Christ to bear In Ho and isles un - known;

The sea - men a the | ane oar, As_ rip - pled waves oft tell,
"Tis not a trea-sures that are hid In. moun-tain or in dell,—

Se | EEE CEES CEE

ine a ce

|-+--_—_2—_-+-*—

They bear me swift-ly from the shore; My na- tiveland fare - at
Tis not for joys lke theseI bid My na- tive land fare - well.

epee SaRREISE SOARES GG ad ee et CL ey +
ies, ae Sea oe ap aR PL ILA ona aa I | Se pa a |
= ee Sane pO coe

Whence Hight and iui have long since fled My na - tive land fare - well!

[== SS SSS ——

No. 167. LYON. C.M.D. [Page 121.] . G. CARELESS.

SS SS ae ee |

1. To thee, Of rae we do ap ae With grat -i1- tude and praise,

2. Thou dwellest in the pur - est light, Wheretruth and glo - ry shine;

==

oe
3. Yet thanksbe to thy ho- ly name For truth re'- stor’d to earth,

2 i ee ee
Se

To know thy char-ac-ter is such As ’twas in for - mer days;
of per-fect- ed powr And pen -est - y is thine.

gl ae Sot gramecrr ere

That man, though, lost, can now re- gain A ae ce ie - jal birth;

2 SS
ee ee

That thou has made us in_ thy form, Thoughnow we fall - He be,
But man, a - me how prone to sin, How sub - ject to dis - ease ;

aS a

And be re - stor’d to —= bright form Thro’ con - stan- cy and love,

_ Seeree === =

S =i aes === = ee

Yet still in fash - ton, though a worm, We'llrise to life with thee.
_ De- form’d and fall - en, touch’d. with death, He ie . rf - ’ry breeze.

—— =H = aig a a Sone es SEE
= reat Siz a Ses y emeernas EN a
To Pre thy are and ta with thee On a and heav’n a - bove.

es, eee (t_ — pases EEE
==

No. 168. MAJESTY. C. M.D. [Page 195.) Lp. evwarps.

a

_ #
1. Let Zi- on in her beau-ty rise; Her light be- gins to
2. Ye her - alds pee the Gos - pel trump, To earth’s re - mot - est

) | 7
3. But ere that Bae and sol-emn day, The stars from heav’n will

shine; Ere long her King will rend the skies, Ma -jes- tic and di - vine.

bound ; Go spread the news from aan to oe In all the na- tions round,

a ae SSeS]

7S 4
WY cathe Gos? Gos - pel’s spread-ing through the land, The Gos - pel’s 5 spread-ing thro’ the
ThatJes - us in theclouds a - bove, That Jes - us in thecloudsa -

| | Ee
SS SO le eee
= eee aap ee haa o Baer :

The sun with sa -ness will be oe Thesun with black-ness will be

SS SS SSS]

land, The Gos-pel’sspreading thro’ the land, A_ peo- ple to _ pre -
bove, That Jes-us in the clouds a - bove, With hosts of an - gels

Se ee a

~

MAJESTY. (Concluded.)

pare, To meet the Lord and E- noch’s band, Tri-umphant in the air.
too, Will soon ap- == his Saints to save, be eae e - mies sub- a:

= 2 Sees SSSpea |

fright! aan men, o be ‘bet is idk ed men, Gaze heed-less on the sight.

Fa ae |

—?@
No. 169. MISSIONARY. ©. M. [Page 231.]
Zt Tes STA an “ea A AEN ie
SS a — ie sae a =e]

1. Lord, thou wilt hearme wheu I pray! ea am for-ev er thine!
2,, And, ‘while I rest my wear-y head, From cares and bus-’ness free,

i a ne a een
: oars ge ia se =]
: = gigs ee TP —- a TIE TCE RS a —=|—

pay this eve-ning sac - ri - fice; _ _ And 1 when my work is done,

2 ee a ae ee

I fear be-forethee all the: day; I fear fear be - fore thee all the
"Tis sweet con-vers-ing on my bed Tis sweet con-vers-ing on. my

ve | | “a
: ————— = a
ae Se aOR SIE pal Ser rg @
j = AES SS ee ee FO pe ie ee ee pale PSN ok es Sel Uae a, Sai Rae SP eee ate ct oe EF eal ee

_ Great God, my faith ts my hope re- lies, Great G@bdian my y faith, my hope re -

Poceeret eee wren yay a POSE Se last Seren Raa area ee end SUA Sule

| ee ig — a fei seems rc ——
ae N aocet) ea 2 pe Bey aay me irate as

tae sie aer ‘=-4- ee ora aS oe a ete

i dare a fear be-fore thes all the day; Ohl; may mayI nev-er sin.

bed Tis sweet con-vers-Ing on my bed With my own heart and _ thee.

See geet hs ae

ae Great God, my faith, , my hope re - lies coe on thy grace a - lone.

[Fae Fe

No. 170. OLD TRAFFORD. C. M. D. [Page 85.] a. c. suv.

Joyfully, | Written expressly for the L. D. 8. Psalmody

a tae

ee eee TARA! J
—_—_—— ee ee

1. The Gos-pel stand -ard high is sous en On Zi- o1 on’s sa - cred shore ;

ae gee
eS

Re - joice, ye Saints, our God be prais’d, Sa -tan’s longreignis o’er:

re
cis. asia eee oe ee ee ee ae
ae =—s o-. ee 2 newer ara See
eS , ae ae aaa a 7 =

oer
From thou-sand heav’n-ly voic - es poured, When Christ in tri- umph reigns ;

2S Ser —<———= ae =e]

Re - ful- gent in we eee of os a ihe oe lor’s pres-ence. given,

2 a a a See ee ay eS ee
Diy —— at totes

=——==

Christ will re - ward their tri - als past With im - mor-tal - i - ty.

—— ACP LES RENEE AT A |

5 — gee Neale -_—— ari e
SS ee eee
The Saints on earth, tate Saints a - bove, Shall share the rest e ae ne

Oy cee ee ea
LES La Rit ea os Oe ees
ca The bright Mil - len - nium dawnsat last, The faith- ful shall be free,

2=2 2 =|

See

No. 171. SELAH. C. M.D. [Page 413., JOS. J. DAYNES.

Not too fast,

- at Tame = aes
1. Q Lord, pre - serve re thy chos - en SST They’v: ve keen- ly felt the
2. Thy ser - vants, too, pre - serve from harm, As through the earth they

3. May light di - une shed forth nae ray, And with the pure re -

| SSS
ree ere tte

stroke vile op- press- ion’si- ron grasp, Andev-ry Gen-tile
roam With | joy - ful news of heav’n-ly birth, To gath-er Is - rael
0 aD a
_—— a AEE | Rt oe ros iy Bartel
———G s—»—_»—_ 9 o—,"9 “-
ee a tf
| main ; Jes- us re- turn to dwell on earth, Whose right it is
oe Oe ee
9D: ee =o See aS
| = A Lh eS SN AS I RUAN a RE 27
a a = ae
yoke. Sus-tain their name, make bare thine arm, Their rightful claims main-.

home. And guide their feet in paths that lead To Is-rael’s chos-en

reign | oe hast- en on the glo-rious time Maou Is- ra - el shall
SO.) Se ee eR ete as ster ea a :
o: TEP Se o-g ree oS ee 2 tr 3 |
2 ale Bind is tig ee |
a

{
ARETE LT

tain, And bring thy long-since scattered band On to their landsa- gain.
race, And let their remnants now be- hold The plan of sav- ing grace.

ee ee

| | Pte a rit. Da igi
eae eres ee re ea
iene — eee naa ie —— a

|
sing, Hail, Prince of Poco; Zi - be a redo Jes- us i sove-reign King.

No. 172. UTOPIA. C. M. D. [Page 96] A. ©. SMYTH.

Moderato. Written expressly for the L. D. 8. Psalmody.

1. When sick-ness clouds the soul with grief,And wastes this mor-tal fram e, Thine
2. If sin has brought thy scourging rod May we thy chast’ning prove, And

Pa ge eirere ce

i by Bote Favaig Mal Reese Bea Te 8, ea

eee hha Bee re ete a a
i!

3. ed dark- lark-ness and temp-ta-tions come, And worldly cares a - rise, ike

I> Dea ie a = se

oD ae i i eS (ag —

! 2 a = Z——[ee
gi eros [pes Ores eee ee ECE,
ord-’nance brings our woes re-lief, Mhvonon faith in ‘thy great name. A -

learn from all we_ suf - fer here, ae pre-cepts more to love. But
= — =

—___@—@——_o—— ——
a g-« —o— 2 _ 9 —__ 5 —_—— 3

ce

| eaB Aca AUR SACRE le a

Sg Ae eae

‘ SOO: NY JA a

SS —

1 - noint-ed with the ho- ly oil, And. by _ thy ser - vants blest, e

: shouldthe En - e - my of man Dis - tract-ing cares in - trude, Give
se

let age as gre es im - ea Re - new - ing strength di - vine, That

= se Geyer ner ee a8 Dee

| eee es —r eq

7 pao ees

ee

wait up- on a prom-ised aid In all that we re - quest.
faith to ov - er - come the ill, And ee in the good.

Se eee
t+ vg :

we may rise a- bove them all, And knowthat we are thine.

+ | —___# =
AOE AT A be aoc

No. 173. ATON EMEN Ae M. rage 53, GEO. CARELESS.

Andante.

2

ri Spir-it . of faith, come down, Re-veal the things of God, And
ae iia the blood t’ap - ply, pa give “us ihe to see; Who

sora} ana rms == Ze
=e a a a ae roe sett oem
3. a3 vane can eee - say That Jes - i is 28 Lord, Un -

aera ees
en teeta rar

Wa eke toi US the God- head known, And wit - ness with the: blood.

did sen ev - ‘ry sin - ner die, Did. sure- ate die for me.
2s \
az ie 25 Sti SS eee : ase aoe
acs ies nea See OO a Bee Pot
7 ERT Ge EER CEES NT aa, ©. PEP
is | | | ~?

less thou take the veil a - naa And breathe the oe - ing word.

Da ee fe =

aE ie me i
No. 174. AGNES. S. M. [Page 18.] og, STEPHENS.
has hetaca) ani . )
a. a 7uaEE: TELE Ts SR) RT S| ON TERT RTE
BH) LA ae SS Sasas ae scat as comans| leew eee

1. Let sin-ners take their course, Aiea choose the ie road to death; But
2. My thoughts ad-dress his acre When morn-ing brings the light; I

= Sigg at oe <—h- ——F sid Sa SS SS eS ial LG DEE
SiS 22st at ee

3. Thou wilt re re- =. my cries, O my FE - ter - nal God! While
Se 2 ha Gn ee See ek ee
Zi esi Ce ae tea Tiger ai aig eg ot a

Aa Pith = at LE ET, EES
i La en a a

ietnae ea Ch SSE es Ses aeoreees
atta —

pe ee Pe salem

ihe = wor - apt of my God Til spend mydai-ly breath.
wes ei bless- ings ev - ‘ry noon, And pay my vowsat night.

pate =a pas =o on ris a a)
pl Sei aS ol

sin - ners per - a in sur - prise, Be - pad tile ang Bye rods

Mo. 175. ALPHA. SM. [Page 36] —w. crv

Moderato.

(ier ar (eae ci SS

1. Come we re love ie Lord, And ie our joys be known; Join
2. Let those re - fuse sing Who nev-er knew our God; But

re nea a 2 Za ee
ee babe Pes sb eater aree=
3 The God _who rules on Be ee And all the earth sur- veys— Who

==
— a

G—————

song with sweet ac-cord, Join in song with sweet ac -
ser- vants of the heav’n- ly King But ser - a of the heav’n- ly

G34 gts $a ggg

rides up-on the storm-y — sky, Who rices ie on 1 the storm- y

ee

ei te = Pte ea Bea a cay -0—|—

mia PONS ms ESE Bl cE ec noes 2

ocd And wor - ne iS his throne. And wor - ship at his throne.
King May speak their joys a - broad. ie fue their joys a -_ broad.

ah a —J Leena g) hale
— aa aia gee Ee 7 eer Se oSrs= ==
Fo eae aaa earn @_» —@— = GG
sky, And rene the roar - ing seas— And sinh the fo - - ing seas—

D5 EE ree ees aed Aa ee —o eee —— oe a

No. 176. BISHOP. S. M. [Page 86.] JOHN TULLIDGE.

Sa

a Lord, make thy mer-cy known To all who here re- side: Let heaven’s k era 5

2. My Mas-ter and my God Has sent me forth to bless, And preach toall his

Pavia ee ee eect
ieiiwiewd Li

3. A son of peace dwells here-Thy graceto him be giv’n, Onearthmay he thy

[2 ares Sos Sees |

==

BISHOP. (Concluded.) a

ih up - on And with them all a - bide An And ° with them Saige a - bide.
ho - ly word, And dwell with sons of peace. And dwell with sons of peace.
|

oO
law re- vere, And dwell “at eith bec in heay’n. And dwellwiththeein heavy’n.

SSS ES SS eee

No. 177. CONFIDENCE, 8S. M. [Page 225.] GEO. CARELESS.

SS
ee ae ee
1. See how the morn-ing sun Pur-sues his = shin-ing way, And wide pro-
2. Thus would my ris- ing soul Of heav-en’s Par-ent sing, And spread the

6d _@ ite Df
[CE LAN CL RS fearon or Eel la eae i 6 $-tpe 63
__g—_—_ g_-| --_ —_g— oe aes i sod ES” af BY omit anf
aa Cath — Z 2 ae

8. In faith I laid me down Be- neath his guardian care; I slept, and

Hott SA TSTEY TN OY 2a eI Fel OP am
——— oP tee eet eo he
Siler See ES Pe a iid SSSR PRE EMaacat om
claims his Mak - er’spraise, And wide _ pro-claims his Mak - er’s praise,And
truth from pole to pole, And spread the truthfrom pole to pole, And

‘|

I a- woke andfound I slept, and I a - woke and found 1

Se a
wide ___ pro- claims his ‘Mak - er’s ‘er’s praise, With ev - ry bright’ning ray.
spread the truth from pole to pole, Of Jes - us, my great King.

No. 178. GARDNER. S. M. [Page 253. T. 0. GRIGGS:

EY eaieegiaed io saree Sei oa

1. To Him who reigns on high, Whom heav’nly hosts a-dore, The sove- reign
2. Let Seta voic-es raise, His won-drous love to'sing; Con-spire with

3. Ex- tol the wis - dom great That fram’d sal - va-tion’s scheme, Which not a - ;

=p See
Be eee

Lord of earth and sky, Be glo- ry ev- er- Z| Be glo- ry ev - er- more.
one ac - cord to praise Their Father and their King.Their Father and their King.

4 Vv Ww
lone could man cre-ate, But fall- en man re- deem. But fall -en man re- deem.

No. 179. GRACE. oy M. [Pace = J. P. OLSEN.

1. The — ctl past. ary ‘gone, “Tho evn - ing shades ap -
2. We = our gar_- ments by, _ While we re - tire to

t

i

4

MW

e

mel

q =
4 ee =e a

3, toot ee us safe this night Se-cure from all our

q ee (7 Maa Kad

we all: re- mem - ber Sollee O,
will soon dis - robe us. all So

O;:; may
So death

GRACE. (Concluded.)

Bae PSS ee a

we all re - mem- ber well The night of death draws near.
abn will soon dis-robe us all Of what we here pos - sess.

= = Posere ==! Pofpacnteaaee rae

an - gels eae us while we sleep, Till morn- ing light ap- Ae

ee pean aoe ee

No. 180. PEACH, S. M. [Page 118.] GEO. CARELESS:
Moderato. |
SS sage
1. How = - teous are their feet Who stand on - on’s
2. How charm-ing is ~ their voice! How sweet their oh - dings
a eee ae ame eee Wiebe fo
Cia eid Fer acon eee Seer srt
eS an a i df EAS Pee ie ee
ee OS ee me 8 et —o—"6— i— —
3. How bless - ed are our ears That hear this a g - oe

eS =

hill! Who bring sal-va - tion on their ‘tongues, And —
are | “Zl - on, be) > hold’ thy” Sav -: tor; King! He
NL
Se
= ens aa a if
sound, Which kings and proph - ets wait - ed for, And

a Sores
ee eer eee

words peace re - veal! And words’ of peace re - re - =
reigns ne - umph- ant here!” He reigns eS umph-ant here!”

sought, but nev_- er found! And sought, but nev -er found!

Wo. 181. REUNION. S. M. [Page 202] gos. g. DAYNES.

Ai
Mt

1. Be-hold the Sav - ior comes! Ye Saints, your hearts pre - pare;

1. Be-hold the Sav - ior comes! Ye Saints, your hearts pre - pare; ‘To Zi-on’s

pee a

1. Be-hold the Sav - ior comes! Ye Saints your hearts pre - pare;

; peta ae PS EE e-. aS EOS 7
| oa ea EME TIE AT — ae ee — pf
5 $$ Seersemmoccts oqo Seateeae
To Zi - on’s en re -er home, ' a ae - tes ’s
—}—} +7 = a ae
Sg ee
— — a

mountain ie eee A “ ane

k To
io:——_—_=—_—__fa— pate - R=

To Zi - on’s mountain gath-er home, To Zi son's.
ee Seer cme Lan a seer aan ee pe
ee ra
} moun-tain gath-er home, For soon you'll meet him

moun-tain SUN Lea? er home, For soon Roel meet him

=e SIR CUE. GIES

re EES |

ies ———— Se meer eee) rode —— ao

there. For soon ==am meet him there. For soon vou’! meet him
sid idan 2 St LES ro Se —
PA Liha aa aE 0S WH Mr eR er Te see
aoreg pe See ease emare ae SANE 50 I
soon you'll meet him ee For soon you'll meet him there,
9° SS SSS =
|S ce LE SO PRR IRE TH ES a eRe GNC = aan —
there. For soon you'll meet him there. For feo soon you'll meet nae ites

Pes Se a lS

Wie

No. 182. SATURN es Mt [Page 11.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

SS

1. See! all cre- a - = joins To praise th’E - ter- nal God: The
3. He built those worlds a - bove, And fixed their won-drous frame; By
tha eee amar omic Eee oe

Celia
5. The broad ex-panse on ee With all theheav’ns af- ford, The

a8 ie ae a
SSS

heav’ a hosts i - gin 4 song, And sound his namea - broad. 2. The
his command they stand or move, And al-waysspeakhis fame. 4. The

light-ning’s fire that streaks the os U - nite to praise the Lord. By

ae At ae oS =

sun Saath a -en fee ~~ And moon withsil - ver rays, ae
flee- cy clouds that rise, Or fall-ing show’rs, or snow, ‘The
e— Soret rr SD Rca a wot = =
8 see. : =e ge Be 25 ee

all that shines a - bove His glo-ry is ex - press’d; But

2 SSS See
Gs. Saf Sate

star - ry lights and twinkling flames, Shine to their Mak-er’s praise.
thun- der roll - ing round the skies, His powrand glo- ry _ show

ar
: ne
a ee me ge cee a
ae gg Seer neeney wr == ee ee
: | | | |

Saints, who know his end- less love, Should sing his prais - es best.

Bie SS ae ==

No. 183. ST. HELENS. S. M. [Page 116] pr. poppripGE.

Eo eae Saree ees SS
1. And are we yet a- live, And see each oth - er’s face?

2. Pre-served by pow’r di- vine, To full sal- va_- tion here,

——— a “

a
———o-g : tek Reale a ee
amianare 90! J ne aioe 4ocn en rae
oe

Glo - ry and praise to Jes - us give For his re - deem - ing grace.
A - gain in Jes -us’ praise we join And in his sight ap-pear.

— at oh ee sa RE ea Es a dD
ge a oe
Se ee es :
Fg HO Tea 7 2? | |
Fight-ings with-out and fears with-in, Since we as - sem_- bled last!
5: ae oS 2B an | SR o° I
wai T YAR RA ap ee eH

No. 184. _. UNITY. SM. [Page 161.] "GEO. CARELESS.

Slow.

spt 3= ie "aman Ma epee ge —tse——#g—_lo—— fF =
ue oe o— 2s -— : ee to ice eee) wei
~ 1. Ye chil-dren of . our God, Ye Saints of lat - ter days, Sur-

2. He gives his flesh and blood, Oursouls to pur-i- fy, -And

eel sree ae eeceeccerel

as | bY
3. We do re - mem - ber him, His sor - row, pain and death, And —

round the ta- ble of the Lord, Sur- round the ta - ble of the
bless - es us with ev - ry good, Andbless- es us with ev - ’ry
N

(peara Waes ere eee

ea

how with powr he rose a- gain And how with pow’r he rose av:

on

2 eee eee

UNITY. (Concluded.)

é 4 He es oR Se 3 pe, ee

Lord, And join to sing his praise. And join’ to sing his praise.
good, And thus he brings us nigh. And thus he bringsus nigh.

Pisses |

; gain Tri- umph-ant from the earth. Tri-umph -ant from the earth.

Qs PUY 92s Se a ae a ee
2) Ss eS iS SSS
No. 185. WATES. 8. M.. [Page 36. | MACY.

1. Come we that love the Lord, And let our joys’ be known; And
2. Let those re-fuse to sing Who nev-er knew our God ; Who

: cad one ia tat

cee ee eae eed

: |
3. The God whoruleson high, And all the earth sur - veys— And
©): 3 A KA RISEN EROS oY OA
ee 5 es EUSA SO

ee

let our joys be known; Join in a _ song with sweet ac - cord, And
nev- er knew our God; But ser -vants of the heav’nly King May

cresc. re
Sarees Sears eeers

—

| gee a

wor-ship at his throne. And wor-ship at his’ throne.
speak their joys a-_ broad. May speak their joys a -_ broad.

calms the roar-ing seas—

No. 186. MARTHA. S. M.D. [Page 44.| E, STEPHENS.

Moderato,

1. Ye sim- ple souls who stray Far from the path of peace—
2. Mad-ness and mis- er - y Ye count our life be- neath,

——

= Sees ais ——
ae a a: cama

3. So wretch-ed and _ ob - scure, es men ee ye de - spise,

That lone - ly un - fre-quent-ed way To life and hap - pi-

And no- thing great or good can see, Or glo - rious in our
a aN a BN a a ————— —
SR Ne WIEN LIE BY SN | Me ——

MEM Ssh a

So -fool- ish, im- po-tent and poor, A - bove your scorn we

7 eee
SS Sa

ness;— Why will ye fol - ly love, Andthrongthe down-ward road,

death. As_ born on - ly to grieve, Be-neath your feet we lie,

fat gd SE

~ v | ° °
rice We through | the Ho - ie Ghost, Can wit- ness bet - ter things;

fee SS Sa ee
————EEEEee SSeS

And hate the wis - dom from a- Hea ae mock the sons’ of God?
And ut - ter - ly con- temned we live, Andun - la- ment - ed die.

Y Vv Vv | |
ae he, whoseblood is all our “boast, Hath made Us Priests and Kings.
A

eee eee ieee esac ai |

No. 187. - CUMORAH.

4-68 & 2-88. [Page 218.] JOHN TULLIDGE.
popes olds con moto.

Treble,

Tenor or
Alto.

v
1. An an-gelfromon high, The long, long silence Shee De-
2. Seal’d by Mo-ro- ni’s hand, It has for a- ges lain, To
3. It speaks of Jos-eph’s seed, And makes the rem-nant known Of

fer RS ,

Andante con moto.

"
ou. (Die FG=5= ae ae =a
i==2= = ge aoe Pas oe

Soe =e

8

—=§——
CC. ws
a

a - ing oth the sky, These gra - cious words he spoke—
wait the Lord’s com - mand, From dust to speak a - gain.
na - tion’s long since dead, Who once had dwelt a - lone.

stot illeqro animato.

Saar
Lol in Cu-mo-rah’s st hill, A sa-cred re-cord lies con-ceal’d.
It shalla.- gain to light come forth, To ush-er in Christ’s reign on earth.

ie: Saas eee

Lo!in Cu - mo-rah’s lone- lone-ly hill, hill, A sa-cred_ re - cord lies con - ceal’d.
It shall a- gain to light come forth, To ush-er in Christ’s reign on earth.

— GES PA Tah cee Rd ates pwn een yan eT ce
Se ed

“a ful - ness of. the Gos- pel, too, Its pa- ges: will re- veal to view.

ee SS

No. 188. CELEBRATION.
3 4-63 & 2-88. [Page 48. a

22 See

1. Let earth and heav’n a - gree,— ‘An - gels and men be_ join’d.
2. Jes - nee trans- pe - ing sound! Tne Mire of earth and heav’n!
ES Peay i ag fe i =e tere == |
—4A—~p ae — a Ss ae =H o—
3. Jes. ie har - yon - > lous _ neiap, i iain hs hosts a - hosts: a - bove;
oy eee iat Poe iemaers —— —]
—~?-4— =o a TEL eee a Ss ee

eee = Ce =
iS —o a noe IDET SN 8 )
pea pees et = reese
| To ao - e- brate with me ‘The Sav - ior of man- kind.
No oth -er help is found, No oth - er name is giv’n,
ea ae ces
—fe.--a_ aoe og.
(Geeeresene Sess SS
PA haa
They ev - er - more pro- pro-lsin, And: won - ie keg aa his love;
TR a ==
= = area a =f = —
See pare Ae =e == =4

A - dore the all - a - ton - ing Lamb, And bless the sound — of

By ~which we can sal - va- tion have; But Jes - us came the
Bf Sige IN anes eS
Ia a ae ae 7 = Cpa semris nen Pe ah) Jo ee nRemrarg eS PE
ee ee ee ee Se

"Tis all their hap - pi- ness to gaze; “Tis heav’n to see our

== Sirona i SS
cise. Semen | near nianecaaee ae eae eS Sa eS

(2S a SSS

Jes - us’ name. And bless the sound of Jes - - name.
world to save. But 2 ee - us came the world és save.

=e =e == ee ee 7
a: SS == ed

Jes - us’ face. "Tis heav’n eae Jes. 5) Ais Hees.

No. 189. COVENANT.
Wieceiaea 4-63 & 2-88. [Page 181.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

SS

Nie ie — ye sietihiats all, And come and be _ bap- tized; _ It

ee aia en We. re a abi, Gada
CHS=S= ——y,-— a -8-|

-B-.
2. Be i - ied with the Lord, And rise di-vine-ly new, ‘Tis

=e

is the Sav-ior’s call; He’s spo- ken from the _ skies, And
| as Se SS SS - “cid Some 3 an rere veer
: ayn lien cae eames aes —8_$- a NCA ES oe

[oe a aan cy ee
his’ --6-+ “ter ---nal eis The an - cient aR pur - sue The

~o

(> o |
Nees ge are eee get
a
scoicem Aeon ae eee

sent the mes- -sage we de-clare, And sent the mes- sage we de - clare, His
promised blessings now se- cure, The promised bless-ings now a - cure, The

sent the mes - sage “we de -_ clare, His
prom - ised ~ bless - ings now se - cure, The
————————
5. Got rae «ae Ae AE RE BS A
eee Va vo 5 Al 4 YY "4 |

sent the mes-sage we de-clare, And sent the mes- sage we de - clare, His
promised blessings now se- cure, The promised blessings now se - cure, The

-):__«_4_ 4. ee ee
$e tt ep ee ol

ee ee et,

ee SS a Sa ae —— 097 |
NORA SENET 7) a —t

sec - ond com- ing ‘gic pre- pare. re. His sec- ond com - oa to pre - pare.

SSace

= : ° e
Spir- it’s seal, for - ev.- er sure. The Spir- it’s seal, for- ev-er sure.

= ees

No. 190. ~ COMPASSION. a

4-63 & 2-8s. [Page 152.] G. septa
tattle —
iis" Ve ia =a ee
1. A - rise, my ‘soul, a - | a-Tise, ik thy guilt - y fears; The mee

|

eae ae eee
ae Seer s onan ht

ae
5 A - rise, my oul a -rise, Shake off thy guilt -y ee, The bleeding

2 ao eee eee
“ " FSS ee Sas Ss a eee

sac- ri-fice In my be-half appears; hele the throne

gine grea eas

gac- ri- ie In my be- half appears ; ty fore the throne

—— oe — Sao

Before the throne

pars surety A eae Ny pane is writ = - = ne his heraee
ieee? ——- See Serre fice
- —é—-e— o—_——
> ESA L7G IH STA POET mE ST —— ae
—
sure - ty stands, My name is writ - ten on his hands.

2h ee ee

my surety stands ne name is writ - ten on his hands.

No. 191. DIVINITY.
4-68 & 2-88. [Page 174.] S. B. POND.

ner ee

1. Be - hold the Lamb of God! In his di- vine ar- ray,

| 2. Can we pre- tend to know More ful - ly God’s -de - sign? aa
} o----8-——
61 4a= =———s iS ee
Nae oe
bf es - Us, will o - bey Thy prac- tice and com -’ manu; Be -

ear] Se eS

DIVINITY. (Concluded)

SSS

ica in- to the flood, His fa-therto o - bey; In Jor - dan’s
we pre - tend to show A con- duct more di - vine? Can me neg -

hold us here to - day! We in thy ee ie De - vot - ed
fe PY IE

= = =e
Se ee

stream to be _ bap - tized, Though by a car - aes | de - spised.
lect this or - di - nance With-out an in- sult to our prince?

— =e 7

|
to ie — ed will, - on “ee! pleas- ure to ful - fil.

No. 192. DESERET.
4-68 & 2-8s. [Page 134.] © E. BEESLEY.

2 ee eS

1. High on the moun-tain top A ban-ner is un- furl’d; Ye
2. For God re - mem- bers still His prom-ise eis of old, That

eo pores es rae a a oe
— aN Pea S —— a pe no Meg ecg oes
Le a SS

3. His ae hall there be ~ rear’d, 1B glo - oi to dis - play; And

2S

=e
wer Sa Ee

na-tions, now oe up, ap, It ¥ waves to all the world In Des-e - Sore weet
he on Zi - on’s hillTruth’s standard would unfold ; Her light should there at -

a. PeO- ple ge! be heard In dis- tant lands to_ to say, We'llnowgo up. and ©

DESERET. ini

peace - ful land— On Zi - on’s "mount be - hold it stand |!
tract the gaze Of of the world: ~ in) lat= “ter. “sega.

eer see eee

ane wage Lord, O - iz his trumh and learn his word;

giyg Sei es] a se == eS

Bo 198. FELICITY.
4-68 & 2-8s. [Page 294.] K. STEPHENS.
Marcato.
ee Se Peer ae err ead ere ee ee ee
(EA Sisrsaeree = gs te: Se ete See Oo ARE Te ESS ESE ---—F—
1. All hail the glo-rious day, By Prophets long fore - told, When.
| 2. When Is-rael from a - far. And Ju- dah ‘A ter’d wide, Shall
meet |S
| recta = ee (iid ci
arr Saar g- +f emt Jez: o3- 35 = sats: Z 1 = =
8. From is - on’s Rien nly mount oe poet wa -ters flow, And
DIE Taay etameameaeymer ior ———,— SNES
@ ney Rey aE wy BT. T ‘ Sa es ae —=
3: Bee ee ees fe eu 66 eee
tet ee ee es o-— ee oe = aie “Herr er f gis
with harmonious — lay, The sheep of ie - 2 eer fold On Zi - on’s.
to theirlandre - pair, Andthere in peace a - bide,— Di-rect - ed

| aN

gs : ar pono ee
, ee ema an jie ge —o-2 ee <——s—
[ee

near this ho - ly ou Will treesim- mor- tal grow, une 7s ae - ly

2 ae

— en —t=—
hill his praise pro-claim, And shout ho - san - na na to his name.
by Je-hov - ah’s hand, a dwell in ae in Zi -on’s land.

(estes eer gas tea SS 0: —

nae the king - gy cee ‘eile Whose leaves will all the na- - tions heal.
(A+ _@_ ‘

jek CAE eye Aa ys SE O Y= ee es
oor Yea aa a MN ee ee oa tes FAT dalla pa
FL) A SAE LAMAN PSNR

) No. 194. GREETING.
| 463 & 2-88. [Page 346.] G. CARELESS.

Moterats.
to === ge ee eee
1. All hail! the. new-born year! . Thrice wel - come the
2. When life shall spring a - new, And a - me - - - tion
—a === Ken ea oa Lert Sokal 7a ee
Gol a a Be ata
<SS:S PSs = = ee
3. These oR a type. shall be Of glo - ries more cae .

a ilar =
= =e

eee Whose “com - ing Lord is _ near, end their long com-plaints:
bloom, And flow’rs of var-ied hue will spread a rich’ per - fume,

Ge usin caqieeaee

lime; A Wes ~ aie a t- lee Hangs = the wings of time;

2 = eS ae
ee fe = ree Steg 9 tae

Sweet hope, still perch - ing on ene ie ms ti - Base -
While hap - py _ birds fill ev- ’ry grove With songs of

| | |
—g— ria aoa ara = heaes > ae se
Soe ee a 7 fe oe phen ass
eg 8 eg a ea oe (da al Pe oe
| ed aaa s ,
Near and mene, Dist) ites Seat : ‘tion comes ; Near and ee

a= DP Sees saci === Be aa =F fe te aare eg Pa
ie a Soe ec See at TEESE

‘pates a. eng “pier | spring. An- ti - ci - pates a hap-pier spring.
_ joy and life and love. With SUES of JOug and life and love.

== see) as
gy :

~~ °
nea the sii - ner’s doom. Near and more near ‘the sin-ner’s doora

& Ȣ |; ae oe a
Op, SH =o SST sane aie

eC eS cone bee pn

eS ee ee

No. 195. GLADNESS.

4-63 & 2-88, (Page at] : JOS. J. DAYNES.
2 i ee ee
PGI! Ai
1. O Lord, our Sovereign King, Our. in - fant charge now now bless ; Him

os A Raves of ih est worth, On us_ thou hast be - stowed, O
| |

_ 8. Thou art ce Fa-ther,Lord; His spir - | it pure al and free, QO - |
— i eS er er gue Take =e a
| ay BRT We PET oe ER TT HANG CE ee! wee CO aaa
[AIREY EE SET RI SORE AT ES ——F ee oe ee ae
to thee now we bring, O grant him nowthy grace. And
may he, from his birth, Fol - low the Lord his God; Sus -
Mi ast re ——
————
ey oe SERBS aoe a
be - dient to thy word, — Re- Joied in heav'n with thee. O

De ee ee

| Pcie TREES al PSH RN ROR sm
eee
LS nen Becicact N Dae 5s (aoe Geeta ata &

to us, Lord, may grace be givn To train this gift of
tain’d by grace di- vine, may he Re : taught,O Lord, our
ae ened te ee a ft Sg eee
Srey ERM sr .deor Ene Bos Og OT ee ee eae a ee
= a rea e—? a a ae PINS! AON ATS)
| |
may the _— spir- it thou hast giv’n, High “Were in a - lied

Se

es |

thine for heav’n. To train this eift of thine for heav’n.
God, by thee. Be taught, O Lord, our God, by thee.
ait aad Pam meets 2 aE
EE, hn ENON ARES ON ERPS RI AO > EE ATTEN
ooo a -e—_pte- al fz eg nua
= x pee i ae
back to heav’n. Re- turn un - sul -_ lied back to _heav’n.

men a

No. 196. RAPTURE.
4-68 & 2-88. [Page 12.] G. CARELESS.

1.0 hap-py _ souls, who pray y Where God ap - points to hear!
2. No burn- ing heats by day, Nor blasts :) me . ge air,

LSS a ea eo eeee Sea

3. God is the on- ly Lord, Our shield our de - fence.

283 Soe eee
SS SS es ee

O hap- py = Saints, who pay Ao con - eine ser - vice there!
ae take our health a - way, God be with us there.

a= 2 —S= Sisese ee

With gifts his as are ae We ie our _ bless- ings ania
+

ee eet
===

Well praise him still, And hap - py we Who love the
He is our sun, And he our shade To guard the
i Es aren ees poee aes eg eee ee as
ese 22s =
a a eas =
will - ome On Ja- cob’s ae Pe: ca - lar

cL Sa reed Ee eee
cuore ae oa = —= a ——— = Sa |

way To -Zi - on’s hill. Wholove the way To Zi- on’s hill.
head By night or noon. To guard the head ede night or a

Ssieeieeaeee

grace, And glo - ry: too. Pe-cul - iar aes And glo - ry too.

tere fei

OSS 1! ELISEO WY 0k DP

No. 197. SANFORD.

4-63 & 2-88. [Page 209.]

ST DEMERS oe % ADT “Kea SE EEE NES -
1. Come,O thou King of ~ kings! We've wait- ed | long for thee; With
2. Come, make an end of sin, Andcleansetheearth by fire; And

Sasa

oe
3. Hos- an - nas now shall Feta From all the ran - som’d throng, And

eee a sts

eS SS Sees ears aa gtrama Fl fa ae
| scecerinamment Exar” es as gS eee en all acu Ce se
} heal-ing in thy wings, To set me nits peo- ple free; == thou de -
_ righteousness bring in. That Saints may tune the lyre, With songs of
—gG—

ne: nme ICT TI SSE Ee Baar ih re ee
eS

a ara
glo-ry ech-o round; A_ new tri-umphal ee a wide ex-

pee eee

sire Come, thou de- sire of na - tions, come;
joy—With songs of joy—a_ hap - pier pros
panse The wide ex - panseof heav-en

BES Sess ae

sire - tions, come; Let Is - rael now be gath - er’d home.
J joy— ; hap - pier strain, To wel-come in thy peace- ful reign.
ee
i aa Soc a ees a s a eS = |
| Coie 2 Esmee acres ee ec te ek ee =
4 panse “OES heav -. en fill, With eae ae Zi - on’s hill,
(9: , Soeee se eee ae Se Ses
sire Come, thou de - sire of na- tions. come; SRS et ek
earl tones cde tyes ire
Wo. 198. TRIUMPH.
; Moderato. 4-68 & 2-88. [Page 16.] G. CARELESS.
Sos PRET ere Se rE We | aR EL
eae ae a]
1.To him who ene the world, The sun, “the — moon, and stars,
2. Our me in te ee to one The Spir - it’s quick - ning pow'rs.
enue Sema Sroka o—~}-— a
2B} SSE <r
—j__—_a—__4—_|+-——___6— —-2-— — Eons oe ———é—|5-.—

ae Wie:

3. When he comes gil from heav’n, And earth a, - aon is blest, —

foi rigs | te ee

\

TRIUMPH. (Concluded.)

And all that in them is, With days and months and years;
Shouldturn our hearts to him Who makes_his_ bless - ings ours;

GSS See

@ e
Then all his ran - som’d heirs Will find their prom - ised rest.

To Him who died, That we might live, To him who died, That
That we may sing Of _ things a - bove, That we may sing Of

a =

eee | might live, Our thanks and songs We free - ly give.

things a - bove, And al - mac to know That God is _ love.
See ee aa
MoO Wit = ai See fe cad
they may sing, Beni Pee eats us, rst we with him.
& ~ eo +

No. 199. WARNING.

4-68 & 2-88. [Page 250.] G. CARELESS.
Das TE 2) ee aes
Be Soi aes a a ae
| 1. When time shall be no more, Itsjoys and _ sor - rows fled; When

2. The Saints in robes of light Shallwalk the gold - en street, Shall

eis

au ner, eaepunestiet hon standIn that blest com- pa- ny?

WARNING. (Concluded. )

F SS

all its careS are o’er, And num- ber’d with the dead, Un- veil’d, e -
bow be- fore his throne, Or wor wes: at his feet,— Shall sit on

ij} ieee
= ES pe lieeA
bey the Lord’s com-mand, And Be rom thy sins be _ i aoe aan ie

TS Seer ee aes
ee

ter - nal truth shall shine, In its own im- age all di - vine.
thrones ex - alt - ed high, En eee in might and maj- est-y

pogies Saal

there, and look for thee; Fare-well! ia | then, re - Mem- ber ie

a

- No. 290. WOODRUFF.
Andante te pastorale, . 4-68 & 2-8s. [Page 215.] JOHN TULLIDGE.
tet jee eee Seen peas oo
SURETY RIGS ENE Oh cS A A DEPRES SC SPO AOE VOIGT T SY
% os ran-som’d of our God, To Zi-on now re- turn, And
t Is - ee now fe - turn Un -to i an - client home, Pos-
i wane == pres Tent e —*- aes 2 cer se ee
a for NEE Te Sean ere _—— acca UR I Rae TSN “ET
; ¢-——~@ ——é—o—__o—_- 6 —-—_____
3. a Gen-tiles Rion o way a To Zi - on’s “hap -py land; Those
o— 98 o—e— yee o-2 gee
SEs ef ee EDGED, rT ae eee ee eee
. ia oie a ey a J SS J ee re
CHORUS
q ee ———— a er es 7—) les
geek a safe a - bode, a fore ee wick- ed burn ; The
Sess we Ho - ly Land, And build Je-ru - sa- lem, And

ae Phat nal Eee SPs = a a
who aes truth o - bas _ Shall in his pre-sence stand Shall

2g==s ee ee aise fp 0 SiS SS

: WOODRUFF. (Concluded.)

Allegro spiritoso,

. year of Jub-i - lee ‘draws near; Jesus ‘on earth will soon ap - pear. The
And

there a-waitthe Jub-i- lee; Theyshallthe King of glo-ry see.
; peel f

- draws near; Jes-us on earth will soon ap - pear.

year of Jub -i'- ~ lee.
ACL pees “They shallthe King of glo-ry _ see.

there a- wait the - Jub - =

iste nd elke with Jes- us (git in mntee
2225 Baese ae

7s. [Page 100.] G. CARELESS.

$$ ae —

1. Lord, i, we come be - fo ee now, At thy feet we humbly bow;
2. In thine own ap - pointed - way, Now we _ seek thee; here we stay;
A J Puan

srresiece cee

~ Do not thou our suit dis = aaae ~ Shall we seek thee, Lord, in vain?
Lord, from hence we would not go, Till a bless-ing thou ‘be- stow.

eo } | |
a $8 she: SRL EAE

Com-fort those who weep and mourn, Let_ “the time of love” re - turn.
Be SOAS Sees a at ERA aos: RS sien — a ES eee

No. 202. | AZALIA.
7s. [Page 189.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

fe : (jar fir pS SSE}

1. Nowwe'llsing with one ac - cord, For a Prophet of — the Lord,
3. And an an- gel, sure-ly then, For a bless-ing un - to men,

Bring-ing forth his pre - cious word, Cheering Saints as an - cient- ly.
Brought the Priest- hood back a - gain, In_ its an- cient pur -i- ty.

Jew, He trans-lat-ed sa - cred-ly.

SELMER Aas
. When the world in dark - ness lay, “Ep ! ae ae the bet-ter way,
Ev -en Jos-eph he in- spir'd, Yea, his heart he tru - ES fir’d,

— 9. SOG AN Kd’ EA BNE RAE ORME LORI AA
6. God’s com-mand-ments to man- oa For be - liev - ing Saints de - sign’d,

aS pee

And he heard the Sav - ior say, “Go and prune my vine-yard, § Son |”.
With the light that he de- sir’d Ea ine hen of right-eous-ness.
Ry

And to bless the seek - ing mind, Came thro’ him from Jes- us Christ. —
e—

BENSON. -
7s. [Page 107.] JOHN S. LEWIS.

3. He- shall reign from pole to pole, With supreme, un - bound-ed sway;

ee
SS 52S ieee

Or the ful - ness of the sea, Whenit breaks up - on the shore.
Now the king- doms of this world Are the king-doms of his Son.
N

oe ee ee rs

|
He shall reign when, like a scroll, Yon -der heav’ns have pass’d a - way.

| (SSeS SS

No. 204. CALEB.

7s. [Page 214.] JAS. P. OLSEN.
aie Satria
emo creme “4 Ss —
SLOSS? “OM SAR Lat forge ae er eae!
1. In the sun, and moon,andstars, Signs and won-ders there shall be;

2. Soon shall o- cean’s hoar- y deep, Toss’dwithstronger tem - pests rise,
: | |

prea ae 2a

3. Dread a - larms shall shake the proud, Pale a-mazement, rest - less fear;
eee eS Se mast 2

Ses ee oases

Earth shall quake with in - ward wars, Na - tions with per- plex - i - ty.
Wild - er storms the mountains sweep, Loud-er thunder shake the skies.

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cloud See your Sav -ior King ap- pear!

No. 205. DELIVERANCE. | oe
f Ts. [Page 206.] English Chorister.

birth, > Newcin =" glo = oy

1. Jes - us, once of
| lamb, - Now the Lord, the

2. Once a meek and

3. Once he groan’d in blood and _ tears,

Sas a eee
sq SS

ee we sae Once ee 3 care ot eat and pain, Now - Sa
} great ! One® up -on the cross he bowed, Now his
— = Seo sous’ ba Se =r === == =ig
| he ap - pears ; a re - ject - oa by his own, fe) their

ro eS Bey =e

comes on earth to reign. Now he comes on earth to reign.

char - iot is the cloud. Now his char- iot is the cloud.
SSeS eee ee
— —-g@— a ———

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| =i |
eae he shall be SEONE | "Now ow, their King he shall be known.

2 See

No. 206. | —EYRA. | ate.
7s. [Page 57.] A. M. FOX
a = es SS A as
Fy ee sae —_— OSES NG
1. Give us room that we may dwell, - on’s chil - dren
2.°O how eb the morn-ing seems— cae er: from . go
ora ee een PERRET ACA ORSON STs CE,
SS = a rg apes =
———_ | ¥-:—_ e—__3—_e—_| 3-—__ 2
eg Le Ge a ee oe
“8. Lol thy sun goes down no more; God him-self | will
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2

Ee pa SE ES TT SS ALI Se es

KYRA. (Concluded.)

a Sees eee ee

cry. aes loud: See their num -bers how they swell! How they
dark a night, Zi- on is like one that.dreams, Filled with

aa aa

Wine

- be thy light: ‘All that caused thee grief be - - fore _ Bur - led

(0), C= (ee frce

‘igen es pees
gath- er like a cloud! How they ah: er like a cloud!
; won - der and de- light! ‘Filled with won-der and de- light!
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— ee: | jG ord i is a a mara
Soa a hp saya Seer ee re ere fs Ss =f mo, |
lies in end -less night. — ‘Bur -ied lies in end-less_ night.
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No. 207. FLORA.
7s. [Page TOS E. BEESLEY.

S|

1. Praise to God, im - mor- tal praise, For: the love that crowns our days; ’
2. For the bless-ings of the field, For the stores the gar - den yield,

SccRIPA 0 MEANS SINC eR Dl DET
aaars hg ig [ge
ay Ba eae ce ae 7 a =
a Ses. on RISKS eee ane
Bounteous source of ev - ’ry joy, Let thy praise our tongues em- Fee
For the vine’s en - liv’n-i “Ing Juice, For the = gen - ’rous ol - ive’s use ;

Suns that cel ‘rate warmth dif-fuse ;

t foe aes aS

No. 208. ADA.

_ 8-78, [Page 52.] J. HEINE.
(eb 4— a Ce eA RS BA aE eo 2 a == |
ai Soe ee —
1. Who are these ar-rayed i in white, ao -er than the noon- -day sun,

2. Out of great dis- tress ene came, Washed theirrobes by faith be - low,

——— P— Os
eee soa ae =

3. More than con-quer-ors : 2 Here ae find their tri - als o’er;

pee ee
eS ee

mi Wore: aa of the sons of light, Nearest the e - ter - nal throne?
In the blood of yon-der Lamb— Blood that washes white as_ snow.

— rs
== s- oo ==

ele =

aay eer aoe at aoe rae ey ae —

These are re they that bore the cross, No - bly for their mas - ter stood,
There-fore are they next the throne—Serve their mak - er day and night:

BEMipkonmeOn ee eves
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i668 — 4 — ee sais seems Po —|$—_ ga |
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No ex-cess-ive heat they feel Fromthe sun’s di - rect - er ray ;
fo

Suff-’rers in his_righteons cause, Foll’wers of the dy - ing God.
God re - sides a- mong his own— God dothin his _ Saints de- light.

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Si RAELSTWE PGS 1
ea so aT =s—

a mild-er climethey dwell— Re-gionof e - ter - nal day.

No. 209. ASCRIPTION.

8-78. [Page 63.]

1. Where the voice of friendship’s heard, Sounding like a _ sweet-toned bird ;
2. Wherethe wear-y find a home; Wherethe wild deer fear- less roam ;

oe as eee eae = Sar es — ——
a a ae aoe Soe pg ee Bee eae Oa
_ 3. Where the tem-ple -block is laid; Whereno foe shall e’er in - vade;
9:54 ey Go Baa 1 a i Sa “aA atee a
Ss SSS ee Se eee
a or Py eae sue aoe ae te cen asia SA A Si ied
|S (SoS a lA Soe a ee ee ee Fa SO ER aes pate Ce eaten

Where the ho- ly notesin-spire With de - vo - tion’s pure de - sire;
Where the mel-low fruit-tree grows; Wherethe gold-en har- vest flows ;

—K- a — yp
22 fie = a aS
iis! Zeon PES ee Oe eee
Phd |
| ee the eben s powts) r coe ein! is that heav’n and earth can name;

22 Sesh Fa ae et nt
a = eae alee

Where fond ac - tions es the ase Where true love finds no con- trol;
Where the bee, the grape and kine Yield their hon - ey, milk and wine;

ois Le ee
SSS SSS
oe Ore Oe ee REM SENG AT ASO 2 a T —_
Where the judge by

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Where the couns’llors are not fools;

LOY Me RAS aE vanapesyyuta

jus - tice rules;

Os ee oD eee! eS ee EES GEE

Where the sons of God a -gree, There may all the faith-ful be.
Where the curse from earth shall ac There may all the faith-ful be.

Where the poor shall adsaln see, There may all the faith: ful be.

No. 210. | BURTON.
‘ 6-78. [Page 247.] | Arr. by T. C. GRIGGS. —

SSS

1. When shallwe all meet a- gain? When shall we owr rest ob- tain?
2. We to for - eign climes re - pair; Truth’s the mes-sage which‘ we bear—

Sa ae SRS

3. te the bright and: morn-ing star Saha its bie rious ion a - far—

Sa

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When our pil- grim-age be over, Part - ing sighs be known no more?
Truth which an - gels oft have borne— Truth ia com - fort those who mourn ;.

er SSeS]

Kin -dles up’ the ris - ing dawn Of that = Mil- re nial morn:

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When Mount Zi -on we re-gain, There far we Ane meet a in
Truth e-ter - nal will re-main; On _ its rock we'll meet a- gain. |

Sia, US EN ee

——

ES SRS ae a a

ot Andante.
eae are — sere [ee Furie
There may we may we all meet a - ies - Bees May we Sil meet neet a-gain.
On its rock its rock we'll meeta- gain. - gain. We’ll meet we'll meet again.

mph
peer cmrererineet cet areeiesic

In the cloudsthe clouds we'll meeta- gain. - gain. We'll meet we'll meet a-gain.

* The second hymn on page 99 may also be sung to this tune by repeating the 3rd and 4th lines of each verse, —

No. 211. - FINSLEY.
6-738. _ [Page 288. ] Yi HEALY,

SSS ee See

1. Dan - ore wis-dom may I know, Stephen’s faith and patience =|
2. Ma - ry’s oe may I pos-sess, Ly - dia’s ten - der - heart-ed- ness;

Saag ae Sass)

3. Job’s sub- miss-ion let me show, Da -vid’strue de- vo- tion know.

He See see ee _

John’s di- vine com-pas- sion feel, Mos- es’ meek-ness, Joshua’s zeal,
‘Pe -ter’s ar - dent spir- it feel. James’ faith by works re- veal ;

ee =e ca Oe may I shear, Chee hap - py por - tion share;

= aaaaaaaeeeee

= eat ae al
Meas ca be ote — Eg

~- -Bun like the un - wear - ied Paul, “Win the prize and con - quer all.

Like goa ane oth-y, may I Ev - ’ry_ sin - ful ae - sion fly.
8 Sh tal gat ase detrericee|
, Let Is- ai - baie e low’d fire my new - born pai in- pie i
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No. 212. GEORGIA. |

6-7s. [Page 35.] HANDEL.

ee =

1. Hark! ye mor-tals. Hist! be still, Voic - es from Cum-or - ah’s hill
2. Now the Gen-tile reign is o'er ; Dark - ness cov- ers earth no more:

™~- t
_ 8. Thrones shall tot- ter Ba - bel fal, ‘Ba - tan reign no more at all:
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ARES TAR ——_—=9-

GEORGIA. (Concluded.)

eit erie Fe]

— the si- lence of the tomb, Pen - e- trate the dread - ful gloom,
Now| shall Zi- on rise and shine—Fill the world with oa a - vine:

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Baie shall gain the vic - tor - y, feat pre - vail o’er niea and sea,

sea = cia
Sa eee

acts haf whisper, All is well! ent ane day of Is - ra- el!
- An- ema sitet erar toe Be - Se” tell, i i day of Ig - ra- el!

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| =e Siete =e Sires = |
sd “oe

| lGeik tile ty- rants Ge to Tee a oh ens day of Tse - ra - el!

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No.2 bs. TESTIMONY. |
6-7s. [Page 258. ] T. C. GRIGGS.

3 eo Sanaa rape eo eee ee age eee ae

ane Ei bs with her ten thou-sand flow’rs, rs, Air, with all its beams ae show’rs.
2. Sounds a - mong the vales and hills, In the woods'and by the rills,

| a ee es ate Ant Sree
ez =

Spy. ska Boece ABs
3. bate the hopes that Eyoote ly start From — foun - tain co ‘i heare

Ae ae ae ee eee i
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Heay-en’s in - fin - ite ex-panse, Sea’s re - splendent coun - te - nance,
Of the breezeand of the bird, By the gen- tle mur- murstirr’d;
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All the bliss that ev - er comes omes [To our a Bh ibid - man Pompe

TESTIMONY. (Concluded.)

Be =e aa eS

All a- round and AE a-bove Bear this re - cord—God is love.
Sa - cred jpOne® Pe. on a-bove, Have one chor - us— God is love.

All i voic - es ee a - bove Sweet - ly whis-pér—Qod 1s_ love.

No. 214. ADORA.
8s & 7s. [Page 66.] J. S BRAMWELL.

eaves

1. Should you feel in-clined to censure Faults you may in oth - ers view,
2. Let not friend-ly vows be broken, Rath-er strivea friend to gain;

as

aay your own heart,ere you venture, If that has not fail - ings too.
Many a word in ang-er_ spoken Finds its pas- hae home a- gain.

—T

Be aerrS ear patra leeetreer ices

_ Guard it as val - ued treasure, 3 - cred f your own good name.

aloes

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If that has not fail- ings too.

SS SS ee :
Ask your own ihart, ere you venture,
Finds its pas- sage home a - gain.

Prete word in ang-er spoken

‘Sa-cred as your own good name. |

: pep! pect J Pe ea ee
& val - ued treasure,

No. 215. : BOUNTIFUL. os 3
83& 7s. [Page 103.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

Va ea

1. As the dew from heav’ndis-till- ing, Gent-ly on the grass a scends,
2. Let thy doc-trine, Lord, so Seley Thus de - scending from a- sg

Se

full - fil;

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= =] = SS ae

And _ re - vives it, thus - ae fill-ing What thy prov - i- dence in - tends.
Blest by thee, prove ef - fi- ca-cious To ful - fil thy work of love.

From thy ho-ly hab- ‘- tine tion

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No. 216. DAVID.
8s & 7s. aan 85. eee : JOHN TULLIDGE.

ad de

"1, We have: met, st, dear friends and brethren, Our r Te to pay Sane ~ one
2. Since our friend has am to glo- ry, Though wemourn, yet we'll re - aoe

Ace Fae as tes

D-'LO” ‘all I as who ae in Jes-us, Death is sweet and has no ae

Pan Wi ei == 2 a ota

—
Se oe

Sa SS

Who has left this world of sor - row, And to Pisin ry, now has _ gone.
For he ees the way to heav-en, And made Jes-us_ Christ his choice.
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But to havght-y, stub-born sinners, Death,of ter-rors is the king. |

2 ate

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No 217. GOSPEL LIGHT. |
8s & 7s. [Page 297. ]} ) MOZARE..

SA ec ce a gc
O22 SCP aia Se Ye = Ly

1. Truth re- flects up- on outrsens-es, Gos - pel light re - veals to some:
3. Jes - us said, be meek and low- ly, For ‘tishigh to be ajudge:
N

SS Se = 4
Sib. a om reales 1 a PS A RaNG AUSSIE: AIO }

Ifthere stillshould be of-fenc-es, Woeto them by whom they come.2. Judge not that you
If I would be pure and ho-ly, I must love withouta grudge. 4. It re-quires a

"
If thou art a friendly
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Beer
fgg ey ee] ‘ts a mammmennmne
B= ieee pce Sere —
be not judg - ed, Wasthecounsel Jes - us gave; Mea- sure giv - en,
con- stantla - bor All its precepts to o0- bey: Ee trun Ly
> > >
‘Bled Mae eae | alas Sac= A = a
ay a ley ea ee 2) A. a a Lo Aer, gee Pa | :
P | See a me

see it fair- ly, For mysight was ver - y dim; WhenI came to

J SS SS aS

No. 218. HUMILITY. | j
| 8s & 7s. [Page 405.] . E. BEESLEY.

otey: ie SO en en Ae A OR | Pann =I
fe ee Sp SP Sa, we ee faa:

1. School thy feel - ings,Oh:my broth-er, Train thy warm im - pul - s sive
3. School thy feel - ings: con-dem- na - ev Nev- er AW on friend or

Ky Sosa ta EN pi LE ian
SSS Ss
—— @—
—o—
5. Should af - flic - tion’sac-rid vi- al Bursto’er thy un- shel - - ter'd

= ==

soul; Donotits e- mo- tions smother, But let wis- dom’s voice con-trol.
foe, Tho’ the tide of ac-cu-sa-tTIoN Likea flood 2 tae mav flow.

ae :

= fe Es Sonalvanetae =a ete

ee Pp eee

Snes hoae ee Se ite Sent oem imo eee Se rs ie ees 1
head, School thy feel-i eee: to the tri- al, Halfits bit - ter - ness hath fled

ee ee

LRtRRaaeee ahae! en _—~

ry ea i pi Sa aie, Atal Sg 6s :_ «sf

cai Sate 8 oe siieecses reine ee hana 7 a 7 aa
Sas) rye es Femme wens esas Se Se 7
coer a eee eee ede eee oe —

2. School thy feel - ings; there is pow-er In_ the cool col - lect- ed
4, mae DE- FENCE be - fore de- cid- ing, And a ray of light may

ee ee
Pare =e <2 oe ee ae Pa Teg ee =a ]
Somes oe ee eee me |e

4 Art thou false - ly, base- ly — slan-der’d? Fame tS the oe be - gin to
ee ete NS RE eee eerie Sore
Zhe ae so = =e

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eMart 1 Wie 7 SR CARS BRS NE A comes we el OP gees Pane ee

mind; Passion shat - ters reason’s tow- er, Makesthe clear-est vis-ion blind.
gleam, Showing thee what filth is hid-ing Un- der-neath the shal- ne stream.
hie ar a ue AT ¥:

ee ee ne —— —

SEnGD Tage eed

Pe ee zal

No. 219. JED.

8s & 7s. [Page 145.] T. C. GRIGGS
ee N

PS
ESAS, A =” SOS

1. The night is wear-ing fast a-way, Acstream of light is dawn - ing;
4. mectid and dark the piss has pas bee, And long the way) and Seay ane

3. Ye mournful ees 5 ie By your tears, And hush toy hes of sor - row!

eee =e
= Lea |

Sweet har-bin-ger of that bright day, The See Mil Mil - len - nial morn- ae
And sad_ the weep-ing Saints are seen, And faint, and worn, and wear -

3 ope a
Spee ee z=
(2) Sas Stee Bee Res ae sl saat
The light of that great morn ap-pears—The long Sab - bat - 1¢ mor- row.

No. 220. LAURA. *
8s & 7s. [Page 184.] JOHN S. LEWIS.

1. Sis- ter, thou wast mild and love- ly, Gen-tle as the sum- mer breeze,
2. Peaceful be thy si- lent slumber—Peaceful in thy graveso low;

Se wearer ea

3. Dearest sis - ter, thou hast left. us, Here ANE loss we deap - ly feel ;

—2— tam a
Se [ee

Se

Pleasant as the air of ev’n-ing, When it floatsa- mong the trees.
Thou ee more will ices our num- ber; Thon no more a songs shall know.

ee Sc Coe gee ee
ge = ae a eee

ra
But = God that hast ae - reft us—He can all our sor - rows heal.

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* The hymn on page 169 may also be sung to this tun®

No. 221. MINSTREL | ax
8s & 7s. [Page 133.] 3 A. C. SMYTH. —

Ss ee

—— EES SE a EE CE

N emia ae
— Scete ee Se eas

Y

, 2. Strike a chord un.nown to sadness,Strike,and let its numbers tell, In ce-
F399 Sar Say ere aT es
Set j= Saoue ae ae a ay AS AMT a —a—
py ee =
| BTN PEL A SE a SN SORE se Waa RTE eR

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f eS —s—s- oon anes _@__@ _@ _ @ | @g¢ j—9— 9 oF be
; rey RALOAREGERY AMER YO OPS IC aa Pa = prs iy

say in sweet-est ac- Lee Zi- on prospers! All is well. Zio on Suda All is

Sree
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ae pea See SSPE Spee es eer Sema ee is "= i: -$8—
inact
lest- iai tones of glad-ness, Zi- on pros-pers! Allis well. Zi-on a Allis

{ On, ENO a Pes Im —__—--@_@__g_______-
ee

well. Zi - on Suneeet All is well » oe Gieon we
well. Allis well - . - ‘ All is well
SS
Peas 9 ie Pe
SSD SEH fl PRCT PO ca aT eee SNe
well. | Zi - -on pros-pers! All is_ well Zi-on

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ap Allis well. Zi- on pros - pers! Allis well. —
Allis well . : : aon ve 2 + a
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Eames S ae he aA 7

- pers! fy: is well.

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a ee eee re ee

pire Zion prospers! Allis well,All is well.

PeNoese, RACHEL. *
88 & 7s. [Page 354.] JOHN 8S. LEWIS.

a eae

1. Harth-ly hap-pi-ness is fleet-ing; Earthly prospects quickly fade;
3. In the dark-est dis - pen - sa - tion, pent re - mem- eae God is a

a While af - flic-tion’s surge comes o’er you, Look be- round the dating wave ;

ie eee
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Oft the heart, with eae beat-ing, Is to bit -ter- ness be - trayed!
"Tis the rich- est con - so - la - tion By ee faith-ful- ness to trust.
—

ore steams

soiistiee scene | i - fore you; Hail the tri- umph o’er_ the grave.

Se as

ee eS Sfspcas:

2. Scenes of sor-row most dis - tressing, Scenes that fill the ae with pain,
4. aan the zeae Op - press'd with sor-row, Let the bo-som fill’d with grief,

fis See seceterrice Aging ——— =

6. ies your dar -ling child. is ta- ken Teen your bo-som to the aoe

Bg Pr fees ae ||

eae eee

Oft-en yield the choicest bless-ing; Present loss is fu- ture gain.
Be the wound-ed spir-it bor-row From his prom-ise kind re - lief.

t= a |

fis ie sleeping dust wa-ken Andits spir - it will re - turn.

Pe = S73 izes cae ee Sioa? a ogee aan ct Sean)

30 MS) hymn on page -43 may also be sung to this ce

No. 223. | RAYMOND.
Maestoso. 8s & 7s. [Page 163.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

ae

1. Jes- us, might-y King of | hipoiee te on, Thou a - lone our guide shall be:
2. As an em-blem of thy pas-sion, And thy vict-’ry o’er the grave,

3. Pears of the world’s de - spis- ing, We the an- cient path pur - sue,
ee —— e————
2 Fees —— =
PRRIERDOPR GUESS Ee ES
a Se eee =rerese v—o—

—
Thy com-mis-sion we re - ly on; We will fol-low none but thee.

We, know thy great sal - va - tion, Are bap - tized be -neath the wave.
ee

oe
SSS Eire

Bur-ied with the Lord, and ris ris - Ing _ To i Te di - vine-ly new.

Diao ioe ara ~~ a fae eee

No. 224. SPRINGVILLE, *
8s & 7s. [Page 60.] HK. STEPHENS.
pee A er ee —— eit:
—7— eae ee —- ee

1. Sweet-ly “may the bless-0d Spir-it On each faith-ful bo - som shine;
2. Since thou tak’st de-light in giv-ing, We &would glad-ly ask and haye;

4. We would seek t’ob-tain his is_fa-vor, V Which j is bet-ter far than gold;

== =

a Penn hae ene ee ee
i stnieeteanen ero me = eee —— AF 7 ae

May we ev-’ry grace in - her-it: Lord, we seek a _ boon di- vine;
Grateful “ 1 each gift ra ceiv-ing, In ‘his name who died to save.

samira

May his’ gos- pel prove the sa- vor Of a life that’s ne’er been told.
cy -

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* The hymn on page 148 may also be sung to this tune.

No. 225. SALEM.
8s & 7s. [Page 366. ] JOS. J. DAYNES.

ee
, ae. {g Captain "Angele lamas Socata SERRE!

1. Wel-come, best of all good meet-ings; Welcome, brothers, sis - ters true;
3. Prayer and praise and tes - ti - mo - ny, Tongues unknown and ee -e- CY,

Eagar BSS

5. Whereis heav- en? who can tell it? An- swer, ve oan ia on- ly know.

Gifts and bless-ings, hap - py greetings, Heay’nly treasures, old and new.
ae aes words of in - spir-a -tion,—O, how swift the mo- ments fly!
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faa = =a

2. Glad- ly young and old as - sem - ble; Sweetest seni rise from the soul;
4, Faitful Saints refresh’d and strenghten’d, Drooping ones re-vived and cheer’d—

6. Bless-ed peo-ple! pure re- li - gion! God-like, price-less, sim- ple. free ;
——_? 1 > o :

| eae a eee eee eee

Saints re - joice and sin - ners tremble; Power uns unseen a the whole.
Thus their hap - py dayel are lengthen’d~ Thus Je- hon! vah’s name re-ver’d.

Loved, or held up in de - ris - ion, "Twill be truth e - ter - nal- ly.

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No. 226. SERENITY.

Andante. 8s & 7s. [Page 33.] G. CARELESS.
| ST MERE Sd
1. Soft- ly beamsthe sa - cred dawning Of - the great Mil -

2. Splendid, ris - ing over the mountains, Glow-ing with ce -

| 3. Swift-ly flee the clouds of darkness, Speed -i - oh the
2

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len - nialmorn, And to Saints gives wel - come warning That the
les - tial cheer, Streaming from e- ter - nal fountains, Rays of

mists re- re- tire; Na - ture’s un - i- ver-sal blackness — con -

2
—— ee

ee ee

ml is hast- ing on. That ae day i is hast- ing on.
liv - ues light ap- po ieee hos ie liv - ing light ap- pear.

sumed a us aval ieee con - Pare Te See ae

No. 227. STANDARD. *
8s & 7s. se 102. if

Ce. a a a See eee aa a ae Se oe as
AD: eR RL. E aoa fe SS

pee
1. Lo! the Gen-tile chain is bro-ken; Freedom’s s ban-ner waves on high:
2. See, on yon-der dis-tant mountain, Zi - on’s standard wide un-furl’d;

—————

3. Freedom, peace ane full sal- va-tion Are the bless-ings guaranteed—

94

sae a ee
ss
* The hymn on page 332 may also be s be sung to this tune.

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STANDARD. (Concluded.)

SS SS |S

List, ye na-tions! by this to- ea Know that your re - demption’s nigh.
Far a-bove Mis-sou-ri’s foun- tain, Lo, it wavesfor all the world.

US2SSSnrS =
pa pe Eth aL
v-’ry na-tion, Ev ~-rytongue, and ey-’ry creed.
== ——— a = |
| 8s & 7s. [Page 114.] GEO. M. MONROE,

1. See, the might-y an-gel fly-ing! See, Hes speeds his way to earth,
To pro- claim the blessed moe Des And re- store the an-cient faith.

GSS

2 Hear, O men, the pro - cla - ma-tion! Cease from van -i - ty and strife;
Hast-en to — re- ceive the Gos- pel, Ando - bey the words of life.

pe Ba

G-—9——o— oT a ae @—_a—-G G

To pro- claim the bless-ed Gos- pel, Andre- store the an - cient faith.

scsseasizs > "mad
a |p
Gg ——_a—y-.-6
Hast-en to re-ceivethe Gos - pel,

cg age

No. 229. TRANSPORT. ;
8s & 7s. (Page 88.] F. CHRISTENSEN.

FIDL SO SRURAAANNRONRNS - a s SURE DRAEIN ieee Tis
Se
1. Go, ye mes-sen-gersof hea-ven, Cho-sen by di - vine command;

2. Go to is - land, vale and mountain, To ful- fil the great command;

V
3. When your thousands all are gather’d, And their pray’rs for bp as - cend,

a
(oer Sa

SSD me i es eee eee

Go and pub-lish free sal-va-tion To a dark be- night-ed land.
rai er out the sons of a ob, To ie sess oe a land.

oe eee oe

And the i el asero vad with lesings All the aE: bors of your hand.
"as (CERNE SRE AL poe

2 sa en eee ee eee rey
Pap apres SS

Ne. 230. WATCHMAN eX
8s & 7s. [Page 332.]

hoor eee =e =Sra eet

6 Wake, O O wake, the world from sleeping ! Watchman, zt what’s the hour?
Hark, ye on-ly hear him say-ing, ’Tis the last, th’el - ev - enth hour!

ek - -— Soe Fy ——@— :
eee ee ee ee mes eee see
2. Lo! the Li-on’s left his thicket Up, ye watchmen, be in haste;
es pemues - Ss er of the Gentiles Goes to lay their cit -1es waste.

NE DC Se =

Chorus.

————= == Soe

We're the true t true born sons of acre - on, Who with us that can com- pare?

=== Ss eee a ==

We're the true born sons of be ey oa - on, Who with us us Bat can com- pare?

J ee ios Sa ac |

* The hymn on page 293 may also be sung to this tune.

WATCHMAN. (Concluded.)

= Sat ===

We're the roy - al bianchof Joseph,’ The bright and glorious Ere star.
ce ae

NO. Zool: ZION.
. 8s & 7s. [Page 7.] G. CARELESS.

Se aS

1. Glo - rious things of thee are spo - ken, Ze ty OL Cll = ¥
2. On the Rock of A - ges found- ed, What can shake thy
7 aay

aie
3. See! the streams of liv - ing wa- ters, Springing from ce -

Mae SISSIES
SSS 5

of our God! He, vy whose word can- not be bro - ken, Chose thee
oa re - pose l With sal - va - tion’s wall Ss round-ed, "Thou may’st
: 4 o——s-9- ——~-|-g-—-6
ee. Lire Se iar ear =

lest - ial love, Well sup- ply thy sons ed ware ters, tend all
-

for his own a- bode. Chose thee for his own a- bode.
_. smile on all thy foes. Thou may’'st smile on all thy foes.
a= - ar as
| = eng: =p

“fear i eae re-move. And all fear of ye ee re-move.

No. 232. pe, SOYEUL SOUND: |
Cheerfully. 8s & 7s. Double. [Page 38.] E. STEPHENS.

2

1. What was wit - ness’d in the heay-ens? Why,an an- gel, earthward
2. Had we not be - fore the Gos - pel? Yes;-had sev -’ral taught Bh

=

3. Where so long has been the Gos - pel? Didit nev - er fall a-
: 2+ >

bound. Had he something with him bringing? Yes, the Gos - pel; joy-ful

men. Then what is this lat -ter Gos - ee ? Tis the first one come a -
—— ee
é =p a *+—@—-"-6—

OEE TEST MEPS, —eee sere
way? What be-came. oe chovsiie mops! -lect- ed? God is just, is all we

eee eee Se ————————

a Mmmm oe eee z Sear se ere

sound ! It wasto be prea cHan in pow-er On the earth the an - gel
gain. This was preach’d by Pauland Pet-er, And by Jes-us Christ the

| cue meen Seee nomena 2 a #
Soest ; i eee ee ?.—e =
as > es G2 eo eid Bas << e
: Seek no crop where ’twas not eee Nor a day where pete the
@-

eee

Sarees

—— 4
To all men, all tongues and na-tions That up-on on its Sra are spread.
Head ; a we Lat- ter Saints are preaching; We their footsteps wish to tread.

ee" Gap Fi qi

No. 233. ‘REVELATION.
With ory 8s & 7s. Double. [Page 143.] BE. STEPHENS.

SSS Sa eee

NG” BARTS a a a oe
1. Ont Ae Fath-er, thou that dwell-est In the high and glorious
2. For a wise and glorious pur - pose Thou hast placed me here on
| Nos |
20 Be oe i ON Oe. Soe oN
mr) Janes reed oe oll es ee SO -SLA_ ™
SoS ogee
A og ee re a

3. I had learn’d to call thee Father, Through thy Spir - it from on

= () 2-3 ae ee

place! When shallI re - gain thy presence, And 4 - gain be - hold thy face?
earth, And withheld the re - col - lec- tion Of my former friendsand birth ;

ESL rs CE eS ees we Ge ae aa GS i Brean aad

| ee nN ee ene te oe Ge SUPE EA ETA SN A) DORE

23 o@——_¢é—_- EES Pema eae aes a Pa : Siesta SY
tee ah un- til the Key of Knowledge Was re-stored, I knew not why.

pial ——— SE

ee -o—-|

ea
In ihe ho - Wee a -1-ta- ae Drie my spir-it once re- side? In my
Yet oft-times a se-cret something Whisper’d, You’re a stranger here; And 1

ae BS BO es
5 ees fe = pel 2 oe Se o
In the heav’ns are eee sin-gle? No; the thought makes reason stare! Truth is
A Act GE PA eS cpr seks BERS sae se @ + g
curse aes Jer es a A 7 a
aa 3 8- See == Fa

first pri- me-val child-hood, WasI nurtured near’ thy side?
felt that I had wandered Froma _ more ex-alt - ed sphere.

rea- son; truthe - ter - nal Tells me, I’ve a moth-er . there:
oa

No. 234. SPLENDOR.

Anaanee 8s & 7s. Double. [Page 79.] «JOS. J. DAYNES.
eh imestbeeninner S rtne heal Pa. am see bar RE! ed Ge Da ham
Se NaN er a eee
ot (oo — be
1. Glo-rious things are sung of Zi-on, Enoch’s cit - y_ seen of
| 2. There they shunn’d the ales of Sa -tan, And ob- served ce - lest-ial
be a cecil ers
| cee = =e =s
|pSsraseeae smear he — (eo —-9 feo 9g ma

8. Then the tows of Zi- on glit-ter’d Likethe sun in yon-der

Ae pape nts! Micali PS Ae be eueh ean heel")
Spr See ee ee ———_ SOE 2 nt
IZ pA peer rakes ea AES lie aN S| : cae — é- = Ge ET

er

old, Where the righteous, be - ing per -fect, Walk’d with God in streets of
laws, For in A - dam-on-di - Ah-man Zi-on_ rose where E -den

———s SSS

skies, And the wick- ed stood and trembled, Filled with won-der and sur i

—

[Dio ee ee ee oe en ae ee ee
Se ccc ie ces hm a se ese =

el Rae ee ae gt gig wares MRT wi es
gp ——_—_ —-+- —_— > —_ + —4—|4-—___|__—_#___@ _
| LL oe a TSN MERINO SE RENT SE 22 TO a ers ae

4 ere (OLS)
i)

gold: Love and vir - tue, faith and wis - dom, Grace and gifts were all com-
was. When be - yond the pow’r of e - vil, So that none could cov-et
| Sper ener: Scien lee Wa ee ere SS | Beene eS eee gt
+ — fe ——g—_4-—-g— Se ogi eee
4 eg) Bia peste ech es se —_——_-_|—-g@- eg el £ en ees” Se
aaa o— Ee a a a

Pi ete Se ee ee ee gs ig gig
| a Panu? Acme GPR HSE FF =e
(ae = Sa Semen Cs yale eee

Sy een pRRNL > 1 a, aa Se

——_———_-+- ——_—_ ta 19 ———— -—————_———_—-——J
Je ee tf
ar EE 2 aN” AURA LAA OT a ja wl wi
bined; As him - self each loved his neighbor; All were of one heartand —
‘wealth, One con - tin - ual feast of blessings Crown’d their days with peace and

RW Aas Br Ne ee ee ss ee 3
ee ee
2 aa A A EP SAS A ELS
= Saw GRE TER TLE EL FY —_—_—_——. ee .
Head; So the cit - y wentto hea-ven, And the world said Zi-on’s —

ye od NNN gp
ae INP rte 8 SS == Pave sce

i
Ss
- q
—P—p
lh ee bade ES PUI SISA Ne aoe, Pi shale ak a Past IL oS i baie Bees 2

— |

| SPLENDOR. (Concluded.)

SS eal N23 te
tetas N- ( ECS Bate
sith so sek ea —— =a ee
mind. As him- self each lov’d his neighbor, Atl were of one heartand mind.
_ health. One con-tin - ual feast of eae ian their kira a with Sora and health.
! \

ie
fled! So the 1e cit t- y wen went to heaven, And thé’ world said, Zi- -on’s aot
jeer ES ee a =F eS = SF Jf =a
ae

wa o—.—_0—_0-—_0—

on ecu aed ae

No. 2365. ADIEU.
$s, 78&4.. [Page 241.] G. CARELESS.

Be Epa ies ae

aS Orag my na--tive land, I eae thee, All thy scenes I love them well;
2. Home! thy joys are pass-ing love-ly, Joysno_ stranger heart can tell;

ae sere Je ge ee

See

3. Ho- ly scenesof joy and Pladaies 190 Ory nti © e see eae swell;

2h See ee ee ee ee
fa eS

Sie con- — hap-py count-ry, Can I bid you all care well? ~

: Hap - py home! tis sure 1 love thee, Can I, can I say fare - well?
ae eg Se SEO a RD A I PIS,
Seen pane at al — —— = <_.__-gj— al poe ( RE PME as za

Can I _ ban- ish heartfelt sad-ness, While I em ‘my home fare- well?

ase Sa

Can ae ees Can I leave thee, Far in ae tant lands to dwell?

fire

Can Bo ae Can I leavethee, Far in dis- tant lands to dwell?

Se ae

‘

No. 236. ) GLOAMING.*
8s, 7s & 4. [Page 259.] ANNIE F. HARRISON,

BS |S SS SS SSS SS

1. Guide us, O Thou great Je - ho - vah, Saints un- to the Fomnicee land !
2. Op - en, Jes-us, Zi - on’s ene ania Let her rich-est blessings come,

eer as =

3. When the earth be - Pay to trem-ble, Bid x. fear- ful thoughts be still ;

——— ae
a =e

| a ee are oe cae ia anes a - ble, Hold-us- us ere a pow fal hand.
Let the fier- y, cloud-y _ pil-lar Guardus to this ho-ly home.

SSS eS

When 1 thy judgments spread de- | struc- pon: Ee us safe on Zi -on’s_ hill.

ei
SSS PS SS

Ho- ly Spir-it, Ho-ly Spir-it, Feed us till the Sav-ior comes.
Great Re- deemer, Great Re - deem-er, Bring, O, bring the wel-come day!

Se

Sing- ing prais-es, ae Jing prais-es, Songsof glo-ry un-to ae

ee
roe eer —= =F fF

es

[a

Ho - ly Spir-it, Ho- ly Spir- it, Feed us us till the: Say - ‘oe comes.
Great Re - deem-er, Great Re - deem-er, pee O, bring the wel-come day!

== et

Sing- ing prais-es, Sing- ing prais-es, songs a see we un - to bee:

Pa eee ee ee

~~ * The hymn on page 143 may also be sung to this tune.

PNo: Zot. ce GOSPEL.
| «88,78 & 4. [Page 293.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

1. Go, ye mes-sen- gers of glo-ry, Run, yele-gates of the skies,
2. Go to ev-’ry tribe and nation, Vis-it ev-’ry landand clime,
N

|
8. Go! to all the Gos-pel car- ry, ee the j joy- ful news 4 - bound;

@ =e
as re Lames
~ Go and tell the pleas-ing stor-y, That a glor-ious an - gel flies,
Sound to ‘all the pro-cla-ma-tion, Tell ae om the truth sublime,

3 Sarees

Go! till ev-ry na -tion hear ye, Jew and Gen-tile hear the sound.

Ss

Great and mighty, Great and mighty, With a mes- sage ‘from the skies.
_ That the Gos-pel That the Gos-pel Does in an- sag eh glo - ry _ shine.
|

fH SS

Let the Gos- -pel Let the Gos-pel Ech-o pan the earth a - Aw

Great and mighty, Great and mighty, With a mes-sage from the skies.
That the Gos-pel That the Gos-pel Does in an-cient glo-ry shine.
4

as

_Let th the Gos- Ore Let the Gos-pel ee o all the on a - round.
4 a

So gas 2 Sete ee aes ee es
SS “ail Pr Sra
. —-— pee ore ee en

GATHERING.* Peony
88,73 & 4. . [Page 154.] T. UC. GRIGGS.

SS arr ae

' 1. Israel, Israel? God is calling; Calling thee from lands of woe;

‘ 2. Israel, Israel, God =: ‘pa Hear your great De- liv’ - rers voice!
(Gaia ae = eee ee

} 3. Israe:, angels are de-scend-ing From ce-les-tial worlds on high, ;

Ba-by-lon the great is fall - ing God shall all her towers oer - throw.
Now a_ glorious morn is_ break-ing For ine peo-ple of his choice.

\ \

i SiN Nt eee ge —— Bee ee a ee

: = oe = oe oe eee ae Seo coer Ee —_
| ne towards man man the their eae eee Thatthe els may homeward fly.

reas:
oa eae

eee

Come to re Come to Zi-on E’er His floodsof an-ger flow. ’
Come to Zi-on, Bec ts to Zi-on And with-in her walls re - joice.

F — afte re
ia =

Come to Zi - on - on, yee to Zi- ae hs r your rise die Lord is nigh.

bases SSSSeSs= = SSS

*The hymn on page e 94, may “may also be sung ras this tune.
8s, 7s & 8. [ Page 95. ] H. H. PETERSEN.

No. 239. | HERALD.
= See

1. O’er a gloomy ee von of darkness, Look, mvsoul, bestill and gaze;
2. Let the Indian and_ the ae Let the rude Bar - bar - ian see

Poe! eee that sit in darkness, Grant ome Lord the lov light,

3 cis aes Sa

HERALD. (Concluded.)

All the pro - mis-es do travail With a glorious day of grace;

That d. di - vine and glorious 1 glorious conquest Once ob-tained on Cal - vary
SSS SS

ay = ane = er 2 a.dte IS0 +

Sa ieee

Blessed Jubifeel on hia Jublieel Let thy menos morning dawn.
Let the Gospel Let the Gospel Soon re-sound fi from n pole to pole.

a ——— Se == a re 2s}

__ Chase tl the dark: darkness Chase the darkness From tl ee long be - ieee ed eyes.

No. 240. INVITATION.

8s, 7s &4.. [Page 115.]

AIEEE § =
1. On the mountain’s top appearing, Lo! the sacred herald stands!
msene a Ee to Zi - on te Zi-on longin hos- tile lands.
Sth sal dell Tee Peak 4
—e—s—e 3 ease ms
2. Lo! snn isrisen in glory, God Himself appears ve friend,

All thy foes s shall flee before thee, Here their boasted triumphs end.

= aura

Mourn-ing ees. ‘gente ae eis, himself sedge loose thy bands.

Great» deliv’ rance cued aie rance 7 - on’s King vouchsafes to send.
© --8--B-—-

aa

No. 241. PETITION. ae |
Moderato. 8s, 7s & 4. [Page 107.] : O. PRATI, jr. |

i 6 ge :
= =a
— =
QO re-fresh us, O- re-fresh us Trav’ling thro’ this wil- der - ness. ©
Alte. :
7 rea) a meg
8-6 | LL” SPE MIRE IO ICI on Sat | os

==

O re-fresh us, O re-fresh us, Trav’ling thro’ this wil - der-ness.

————__—+_—_—_§—_6 — 6-6 —__4—__6—_'_ 6 —__6-—__6——_ a age
Ev - er faith-ful Ev-er faith-ful To the truth may we be found.

(ne EE ———.

SE RIOTOMTNAY ENA WS WS AE ARENT EI Z ae
Se
2a ee ee ee RNERAREN MOUND OMA ae Mesa

“

No. 24220 QUINCY.
Animato assat. 8s, 73 & 4. [Page 64. ] KE. STEPHENS.

SS

1. Lo! the mighty God ap - pear - ing, From on high ie - ho - vah
2. Zi- on, all its light un-fold - ing, God in glo-ry shall dis-

oo Sao
a
—__——@-+ Sosen meren ema ee 6——_-._s_«—__o—__6—_6-—_
A si > > > Bf >
3. To the heav’ns, His voice as- cend- ing, To the earth be- neath He
lee a ae ec nusmens sree ee ee
Bd oa es A ee — af
i ae ee ee eS

o aes
or ———- gare. Peer
speaks | astern n lands the sum-mons hear- ing, ing, Ue er the west His thun- der

play; Lo! He comes! nor si - lence hold-ing, Fire and clouds pre - pare His

ae — $e ---e 8 = Jy —
. ENS ge) Oe Brief = ===
— SSeS ee ee ee ee a

ae a6 [og ee go (eee GR” BS Des
breaks. Earth be - hold Him! Earth be- hold H eo sae i - ver - aC na - ture
way; Tempests round Him aes round Him Hasten on the dreadful

eee

rise! Rise to judg - ment; Biset to ideemont. Let its One dorn the

fe — Sa —_s_— e—
eee ae

shakes. Earth be- hold ae Earth b be-hold Him! Une 1 - ver- sal na - ture shakes.
day; Tempests roundHim Tempests roundHim Hasten on the dread- ful mie

e La
skies. Rise to judgment; Rise to judgment; Let thy throne ¢ a - dorn the skies.
ae

ee og Oe xO: aaRO gee OTe BES 2
Te ae =a aaa aE
. Sa Se “ieee eae eee,

No. 243. RUTH. ;
8s, 7s & 4. [Page 246.] A: C. SMYTH.

Gi Sey

1. Come, thou glorious day of prom - ise, Come and shed thy cheer - ful ray,
When the scattered sheep of Is- rael Shall a ate -er go * - stray;

ee woo am emis ee

2. Lord, how long wilt Thou be an-gry? Shall Thy ae for - ie a burn?
Rise, re-deem Thine an - cient peo-ple; Their trans-gress-ions from them turn.

[EE Tie est sie SS Pace: —

Se

When ho - san - nas, When ho - san - nas, With u-nit- ae voice ice they'll cry,

See ae pedis

ara es ce anigee Be as

pees of Is - ‘tael, King of Is - ae Come and set Thy peo - “as free.

2 eae

No. 244. SAFETY.
8s, 7s & 4. [Page 168.] A. C. SMYTH.
Sera tn ee ogee
e-9—) eee Sees eae ee Sie try = aoe

1. Zi - on stands with hills surrounded; Zi - on sl TP power di-vine;
2. Ev - ery hu-man tie may perish, Friend to friend Uni pier

je Bee ee ree ee ein ericee

3. e n the furnace God may prove thee. Then to pring thee forth more bright.

———— gee ae —e ee

facie a ae are:

her Se shall be confounded Tha the world in arms combine.
Mothers cease their own to cherish, Heaven ane earth aa last remove;

ee peel ee ne rerize?

| .
But can nev-er cease tolovethee. Thou art precious in in His sight;

2 ee

ae |

SAFETY. [Concluded ]

Hap-py Zi-on Hap-py Zi-on Whata fa-vored lot is thine!
But no changes But no changes Can at- ey Jehovah’s love.

aa Se ee

God is with thee; God is with. thee; Thou shalt triumph in His might.

9S EE See]

No, 245. EDGEW ARE.

8s, [ Page 281. ] J. I. COBBIN.
tte Severo emer Np RN — —
ee ee

1. When Joseph hisbrethren be - held Afflict-ed and trembling with
2, A- while his behavior was rough, ‘Tobring their past sins to their

a meek ws Bouenee
(a oe =e . 7S Se

o— e+

8. How little they thoughtit was Hints EWhioki ennche had ill treated ‘and
sgt t- 2 eee ae ee ee es Pal
ius eco CE senor oy Terre dn Ceara Ree se Seo ee

fear, Afflicted and trembling with fear iste heart with compassiou was
mind, To bring their pastsins to their mind, But when they were humbled e -

p= = ee oe carer nr a
= as ‘ean oe So Bee! ees

en ge ere He o-_--6-0— 66 se "ae |

v
“@ Whom they had illtreated andsold! Howgreat their confusion must

a ——

JRE Pid A POC

—_ Saas fee eee ete

fill’d ns weeping he could not forbear. From weeping he could not forbear
nough He ex to een himself kind. He Se 2 oe himself kind.

b— wan Erg gcse ar Pca
Se ee eed

Shy soon as his nati he ee told! As see as | his nisin he had told:

:. -\—
sagt Zee en
a }

RES S|

No. 246. TANCIE.

8. [Page94] | T. C. GRIGGS.
—|—Fe—e--—»— »— 0-0 _(_o—_}—__— :
a, ae |e ee a Vee te

1. This God is the God we a- dore, Our faith- ful, unchange-a - ble

oo oS SS Se

2; tees feet us, 3, the ee and ope me Whose Spir-it shall guide us safe

Bee —

home, We'll praise Him for all that is past, And trust Him for all that’s to

Semi Se

No. 247. WOOBURN.

: 8s. [Page 233. ] Arr. Dy ae EK. BEESLEY.
: Sarenigmmee Deu eee ss en arena,
Ee SSS
: dieu, my ae breth - ren, a- dieu, Re-luct - ant we

3 | an hearts swell with ten - der re - egret, And sigh at _ each

eke Sama ESE Je is Ape One

44, .—__-——_——_|—_s—_F+ eee —]—fF+——_ gs —]__
[a oe ee coe orga 7 Naa a a ae ———
ae ee ee a ae.

5. O Shepherd of Is - rael, draw near, me a glo - ri - ous

a ee

WOOBURN. (Concluded.)

give you the hand, "No more to as-sem-ble with you Till
part-ing em- brace, Whileheaven ourcourse must di - rect And

ee =

— Al = ERR Ud eee

pres - ence dis - ach Our a ae - ting re- fleqt tions to cheer, aa
(9: ee == Sees (SS a ees
a =e ESS rs alas 32 EE

we on Mount Zi - on shall stand. 2.Your acts of be-nev-o - lence
oth - ers suc - ceed in our place.4.Whentrav’ling the gos-pel to

Earn ieee
— =
eae eae

re-frain from each

—, PF
past, Your gen - tle com - pass - io - nate love, Henceforth in our
preach, Our course a- mong strangers we steer, Re- pen- tance and

{

See aes

ill Prats for - ward for glo -ry andpeace, Oursa - cred en
ned

a po ae

mem - ry y shall last, Though far from your arent we re- move.
faith we will teach To all that are will-ing to hear.

be 88 e - ments Me - fil, Till thou shall command our re - eee

= == Sa Z— jf

No. 248. AMPHION.

8s,& 7s. [Page 99.] J. P. OLSEN.
Timpo di Marcia.

qe ==

1. Satan’s empire long has flourished, Satan’s pc yak bas mighty oe

———— 3 — = === == 4

us Buckle on Je - ho - vah’s ar- mor, Truth’s the weapon, an A shield,

-7~—_9 —\— —~o — fae eee @ —
2: jGestaee ee = off Eteaefere aa =

SS SS SS

Nations bend beneath his sceptre, Princes bow before his throne.

SR aee ae ene |

God is with us, an must yield.

—— == = saa ae eS

ee te ee ITM PNG Wel A

| Sess of Zi-on, up! a- rouse: you! Satan’s might must as te thrown.

= a7 === aaa a

On, and fear not! earth’s redemption Waitsthe is-sue of the field.

fee areree e

Sons of Zi-on, up! a- rouse you! Sa-tan’smightmustbe o’er - thrown.

Baeaisn fr |
faa er eS pees ae e mat)
seoey tue rene Sere Fe —— = :
te 6
On, ar and fear ar not! earth’ ee nak the issue of the field.

=a

| a = eas 2 Seas Se sea eee ce

No. 249. | ADINA.

8s & 6s. [Page 141.] G. CARELESS.
(fetes ie ee tea gee eT
fe Py or Sige ies —— 7 SE ERE 0
1. Now, is. the voice that na - ture breathes To
2. Now, is the word _ that wis - dom ~‘ writes On
SS NS SS, ——— <7 ial SS TS Se ps SS
—— — ls —=-— aa mig oe ae
3. Now, saith the Spir - it een, feoms on high, Now,
=) ES I eee PE Pree 6 Se ET POET CES ELL
———— 1

those her book — on read ; The changeful cloud, the
pal - ace, hall and bower, The bur-ied past from
aan i—=.A--—--
| ==s og eae Sie reeas zm peers ee
pope salil asa.) page..sub- =); blime, To - morrow hath its
eee eee

fleet - me ek faae ing: rose. th’un - rest - ing
hope is free, The fu - ture, what is that to
Ja 350g —— —— eet a ee
eral ra et |
load cares a - mor- row’s hand no prom - ise

a

stream Con S.1- Sofirm her warn - ing creed.
pres - ent hour.

eo
——— cee ae eee ae

No. 250. DIMICK.*
7s, & 6s. [Page 342.]
i eee
sate seh

1. O, stop and _ tell me, Red Man, ~ Who are you, why you
3. “I once was prea eae - raim. ee Ja -cob for me

abe ed mma prod —— 6g
y 9 ase ae (OTe
5. And long they’velived by hunt - ing In - stead of work and
Se a ai murat ae ecu 2
a we 0 Ta Oe ee EY ROMY OA had SO ee

je sey eS Ne es SE
ae 2a —— Penn Famed

roam, ea how j you rou get your iy - ing: “Have you no God, no’
prayed, But 0, how bless-ings van - ish, ues man from God has
ee ae she Re ceak red enemas
dewey ere ae aoe oa ee ge ee ——s= a Pree ae to
Og eet aa _ ania, a —-
Se Fae ee epee ee ee ran nee
sae And _ so our race has dwin - died To 1 - dle In - dian

—.- #___»

Ta a See
1S Eee — a = =

Z
home? 2. With — sta-ture straight and port - ly, And deckedin na - tive

strayed! 4. Be - fore your na - tion knew us, Some thou -sand moons a -

S525 Som ===

canaceemmk baNes oe dea Poesy
hearts. 6. oi hope with-in us ling- gers, As if = —_ it

as Sead ee ca
tess Sees ees eee at

Sa S|

aLe> Lamers EAN po —=—_
pride, With feathers, paints and brooches, He will-ing-ly re - plied:
go, Our fath-ers fell in dark-ness, And wander’d to and fro. |
oa \
mae Br ee ina 9 en FENG reer te Joy Sinema 2 |
RS SRPMS HF RET LSIES AE“ Pp ra a = =
ees ee

pi peerss eee este eg

*The Hymn on page 257 may also be sung to this tune.

No. 251. | ELIJAH. |
7s. & 68. [Page 235. ] MENDELSSOHN.

[ey ere oe es ee

1. From greenland’si-cy mountains, From India’s co-ral_ strand,
2. What though the spic - y breez - es es wes soft o,er sr Ceylon’s isle,

(2 =F ee StS = =

3. Shall we, whosesoulsare light - i With wisdom from on high,

SS SS
=— (2 ==? eee ees

Where Afric’s sunny fountains, Roll down theirgolden sand
Though every prospect pleases, And on-ly manis_ vile;

SS
A ee SSE aah a = 9-9-- Fe

Shall we, to men be-night-ed, The lamp of life de - ny?

7a
ee]

From manyan ancient riv-er, Frommanya_ palmy plain,
In vain withlavish kind-ness The gifts of God are strewn,

— SS SS

TAPES tion! O sal - va - tion! The joy- sae sound pi proclaim,

_ SSS Seas ee

a eee

They callus to de- liv - er ie fan a er - ror’s eit
The heathen in his blind - ness Bowsdownto wood and stone.

= ee =<

Till som a re-mot-est na - tion Has learnt messiah’s name.

ee Seg ee

ss 2
» J

No. 252. KOLOB. Rag
7s. & 68. [Page 252. ] | J. J. DAYNES.

iS

1.1if you could hie to Ko- lob, Inth’ twinkling of an
3. Or see the grand be - gin - ivi Where space did not ex -

eer ea cae a

5. The works of Gods con - tin - ue, Abe worlds and ver oe

ea ee ES GIST NS LAO SESE TREES ee
eye, Andthen con-tin-ue on-ward With that samespeed to fly
tend? Or view the last cre -a - tion, Where Godsand on eng

Se aos ot — =a =

bound, [mprovement and pro-gress-ion Haveone e-ter-nal round.

a ee ee ee

fee

toteg— TER VON GALLATE VINE Oa 1 yc pg a

tele — ete sparta cera mesa =e imowewer
ro D’ye think - ail you eas ev - er, ‘er, ‘Through all e-ter - ni- ee
4. Me - thinks the oe -it whis- pers, “Noman has found ‘pure

: —— eeoee es eo ea eger | ee
| gee <n cra newness Ie 2 eS
ae ee Find out the ; gen-er-a - Sen Where Gods began to be.

space’, Nor seen the out - side curtains | Where nothing hasa _ place.

° ay
space, Thereis no = to spir - it, There j is no end to race.

Chreae ot -9- pa

2 eee

No. 258. - | MORGAN. PON! we
vo 7s & 68, Double. [Page 210.] T. C. GRIGGS.

Bre a oe

1, Fare- well, all earth-ly hon- ors, I bid you all a - dieu; Fare-

2. I want my name os - grav - a A- aa the elaine ones, | Crying
ee fe Se = —
b- P—p- See ares == = —F— = =r re
$ = ity carsmiicad amas

Pun tak Tm Pm will ; 8 P be chastened, And bear my dai - iy Cross ; eT ae

oan See

eee erg! ee
rag 5 @_ @ ee be
Pp — Suse ae ae r —— — = wer
: well, all sin - ful pleasures, I want no more of you.

ho - ho - adh phe’ : oe wear a peu. i eous crown.

i) EE OR | a iii 2==5 —
aaa - ee ne ihe ry, cleansed 1 From . - ty is a dross.
= f- NATE

—6-,— uate! perma

Ft

eS

I want my hab- 7 ins iti far n On that e - ter - nal soil, Be -
For such e - ter-nal rich-es I’m will-ing to pass through Al

| secon dh pepe meena eee -—
| (Sees Le ee a ree
| = gee a ee ee aE ad

I see a fier-y fur-nace, I feel its piercing flame; The |

SES ere ees eee ee

| es = i 22) 2 See ae eee os

yond the pow’rs of 8a - tan, Where sin sin can ne’er de - file.
need - ful tri - bu -la- tions, And countthemmy just due.

oe oe ——| fe pee
oa — -—— a
LL a aT ag ee gg eg ey

fruits of it are ho - ly, The gold will still re - main.

No. 254. OMEGA. :
7s& 68. Double. [Page 110.] JOHN TULLIDGE.
Allegro.

BS ho He PS

1. We'll sing the avies of Zi - on, Though nowthe distant lands; Our
2..0- > *Zi= ‘on! wie eae a - dor - ed, By Seers and Saints of ae Tay

MAE
=e ae == Ta aes eS See SS

3. When Zi - on eenthed a eee ey gave their golden store, And

a

er Per Ve Ne es Spe
SN NO Se CO a ee ==
| REE es, ee a ULE aa POSEN A [

harps shall not be ieee - ~ ing Untouched by _ skil - ful hands. The
blessings are re-stor - ed, Thy beauties we be- hold; a

| eee See
ae Ear eere eR Sra

all, the limpid fountains Did healing 20: in Weer

ee

cs ED ED SES | = EC CD

ae eee eS

(aol Ao a
winds in flitting breez - es es 3 Will sweep the sounding string, And. ge:
walls are sure sal- va - tion, And all thy gates are praise, A
~ SNE ee —
FUN ea 6 SN Naas ee roar
ag wae ee ee ee
A Gaea
reignedbut gloomy sad-ness, And earthseemedin repose, Re -
Jp NN ee
ae ee eee eS

ERS SED SR EES GEES ES ee ee ae ee ee ee

tune its lof - ty prais-es, If Saints neg - aa are io! sing.
peace-ful hab -it-a - tion In these the Latter - days

Soran Naga ore 3—---s a ee eee eeeetee a BT
f= SS

a oe ES EEE

~~ ~goundsthe ‘song of Saeae And blossoms as the _ rose.

ie Peer ee ee Eee "Jeroen! cue < wanes ed Doe SAE
JS [ST

a SS OE ES CS ee a ee ee Ee eee ee OE ES

No, 255. SUPPLICATION.
_ Moderato. 7s & 6s, _ Double. [Page 156.] G. CARELESS

Ee Ee eT ets eet

1. O God, th’E - ter - se Fa - ther, Who dwells a - mid the sky!

2 2. That a are ho - off - Hing, By man least un - der-stood,,

oe = ase Se .

(oe as Bees =< eoere. = ==
3 oe Jes - us, ees A- ant - De. cend -ed peak a - bove,

ap ey

ee

In Jes-us’ name we ask thee To bless and sanc-ti - fy,
To have our sins re- mit - ted, And ah his flesh and saat

ea an, fore ae
cay ice pao Pee |
_ And gave him-self a i - som "To win our souls with ee
2S —— a —
; tate» Zinent om esa a ieee ET 22 TID
—— Sie Ae AEN NE
are are pure ee Bafores 4 thee, _ This bread and cup
That 9 we may ev- er wit - ness The suff- rings of
Se cans aI a Ad STI
=} @ Go
poy go ties et Soy ee ee
te Sa ae Ge |

CreSC.
— no ap - par - ent beau - ty, _ That men 8) zoe him de - sire,

= = ==]
— = S=se =o aie

nee we may all re - mem - pest That off - ’ring so di - vine.
And al - ways have his Spir - it, To make our hearts as_ one.

ag Sele

po as ee —-g@— on
2 Ser es cea
He was. the Ey oicised Sav - To pur -

LESS = Ss

y
ON comeseneeeee cosas OS co SE

- fy with fire.

bet

“—

‘No. 256. SWEET REST.
vs & 6s, Double, [Page 210.) WM. B. BRADBURY.

1. Farewell, all a hon - ors, tn = you all a- dieu;
2. I wantmy nameen-grav- en A - mongthe right- eous ones,

| -y— ae ee ee ENR ee NN ewe see Tae eo ee ee
ae $5, $8 ees oe ee
: 3. I’m will- ing to be chastened, And bear _my_ dai - - ly cross;

ER== Sera yee gees eens se

[oe leg le fala peeetaorer

( Rs coe dee ese =a 2
Fare-well, all sin - ful plea - - sures, I want no more of you.
Crying, ho -ly, ho-ly, Fa- ther, And weara righteous crown.

+4 Se a a ee
= eS
| |

I’m will - ing 2 be cleans-ed From ev- ’ry kind of dross.

[8S StS SSS a]

I want my hab-i - ta - tion On that e - ter - nal soil,
For such e - ter+nal rich -es, Im will-ing to pass through

=a ee

eo ——_s— ama 1 8E

ti 1 --9e0*-+ 20) fier - y fur - nace, I real its pierc-ing flame;
aS SS
a Ce ae

ee

lees Se _———
Loe ee ee
Be - yond the pow’rs of Sa - tan, Wheresin can ne’er de - file.
All need-ful tri - bu - la - tions, And count them my just due.

ie eee a ene ——
Se yng —— ——’ mace aa
eee ap! SeEaeS eg ge

The au of it are ho - ly, The gold will still re - main.

2S

/

\

| SWEET REST.
ied 7 (Concluded).

——= Sao SE ae eo 5h Sa 2 SS Sa == 5 oe =p
| io oS aT ‘

Sunes a sweet rest in Tt cae is sweet oe 7 n heaven, There is

ares oe — aN
=== == ee baicaig aa pe ge |
—— Z—f—s- | SS

‘ ne is sweet rest in heaven, There is sweet rest in heaven, There is
o2— ee ee ee
fain mao ee a ae Tea ab! as ee wee Peres so Woek

ee ae
sweet rest, ae is sweet Apacs zee Is sweet rest in heaven.
ln
ee woe ee Ne a
ee 2——*{— = oa ale es 1 Rema
—_4—-—__a—__4—a—-4_—_____—___ —+e# ae ee
am Oe a ee ee —9— Cae ae
sweet rest, There is sweet rest, Thereis sweet rest in heaven.
: lo
meee Feu one gs Ha Eetinans
eae TELE STE AE NS —— 88S
No. 257. SAMOA.
7s & 6s, esl 234.) | G. CARELESS.
oe ie a eee ae
7A! Ze Ronn Olean MODE Re ee
1. Farewell, our aati and aaa - uaeo, : Here take the part - ing hand;

2 Farewell, our wives and chil - dren, Who ren - der life so sweet,

3 eye = a =a

3. Farewell, ye scenes of child - hood, a fan - cies our youth ;

See es oe ees
=e a a ere |

We go to preachthe Gos - pel In ev-’ry for - eign land.
Dry up your a be faith - ful Till we a- gain shall meet.

Gz=e Soar = [== or

| We go to com-bat er ror With ev - er- last - ing ee
(3 aT ala ea Ma 2ge oa rarer aoe Eee
a a ae 2s

No. 258. TEASDALE.
7s. & 6s. [Page 257.] JOHN TULLIDGE.

Bt Cae aa

1. Come,all ye sonsof Zi - on, And let us praise the Lord; His
2. oa ,ye d aaah of Ju - dah, Join in ss theme and sing, With

0 C= == = =——r ic eres

-o—
3. Reyes Haden Israel, oad let your joys a - bound! The

| .____ o_o p—_la_— = OE
A Je poet SS ee ee 22

a ea ea a oe

———

ransom’d are re-turn - ing, Ac-cording to his word;
har-mo-ny un-ceas - ing,The De of your King, 7 hae

0]! SNL AV SSRMERUEN G2 DCMT pes on o—— er eer eect
ewan Peres Sha = SoSeer — =

SPE ks aT Pe eas o-——— Sneiar a mag ee

voice of God shall reach | ae Wherever you are ane

cam )
is eam baw ee ee a —— =a = —

— ee Sc

sacred songs and gladness They walk the narrow way, And
arm is sume ex-tend - ed, ae which the world wae gaze, To

| ——— = ere arava 2 =e

call you back ee bond - age, ioe you may sing His praise Tn

— 6-6 foes. ene

NE CN AON ERMA EN TEE Y UNIT Peege” Ice ae el RIES Ye
gta meee ee ee comes eee

thank the Lord who broughtthem To see the lat - ter day.
gath-er up the righteous In these the lat - ter days.

Ss Se

Zi - “On and Je-rusa- lem, In these the lat - ter days.

ip 9 ooo pea Perentin ecmmene yan Ree Ts renee
f= 2 a oe

No. 259. VICTORY.
7s. & 68, [Page 29.] GEO. CARELESS.

SSE pn Sie

a ie - rise,O glo-rious Zi - on, Thou joy of lat - ter days, Whom
2. Let faith- Ha Saintsbe rear - ing The ci- ty of our Lord, On

Sa ee ee
sete 22 oe 2g
| o. The Temple long ex - pect - ed Shall stand on Zi - on’s hill, By

|So ee 3—-—*—0— ea, sees ee Seed maes ae
2 ee
‘ptt ——e —— Scere ome ——_

ae oa Ls aoa oa Ja ee ee esr eee
countless Saints re - ly on To gain a rest - ing place.
‘ mountain tops ap - pear - ee ae cord- ing to _ his word;
2 Shinto al Riek ae :
= 8 = Ze ses eae ae SS =
SSeS a Sa WT ee EA ld a eee

will - ing heartse - rect - ed, Who love To - ho - vah’s_ will;

ee ce ED CE

att, 2
tT - eres = era Se AS
A - rise, and § = ae Sane - dor, ae amine the world’s ——
| A sought-out hab - it - = ° in By i ci truth and
— J —— —___— ie Lee
= =i = ‘earii= oe
-9 135 —

SSS ee
Let earth, her wealth be - stow - + ings - : sees a Lo - ee

ee ae 8 sure de- fen-de =

night; For God,thy surede-fen —- der, Is” Is aiSees ie) — —
faith, A co- aie sal - va - tion From ig-no-ranceand death.
25 = og ee eer ae
| = ae erase CE TEGAN, REE EY ELT “6- WAKE
pty aur ceaeen ea —fttg¢ oo ge a
ee For nations great ae flow in, To GC eorshin at His feet.

D SE ie ee Ee =<

‘
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No. 260. VESPER. :
7s & 68, [Page 208.] _ @. CARELESS.

io co =a a as aaa Sa ee ae ee a eee i
ere ee ee — — BPE MB APRN Ph oe i

1. At first, the babe of Beth - le -- hem, Of meek = and

2. ‘1he first, so meek and low - ly, Up - on an
=a fe Es aan
2 ee a —-I—-o——_——_ | 5 ——_»—_| 5 -—__»—_]
ogee — creme i | =

3. The first’ - was ae se - ee - And in - to

1S SSS

———— i = SS

hum - ble mien; But next, the Lord from heav- - In
ass He rode; The sec - ond, crown’d with glo - a Re: =

2

E - gypt fled, A pil - grim and _ a stran - ger, Not

==
Ss

—
glo - ry shall be seen. In glo - ry Sie be seen.
turned to his a - bode. Re- turned to his a - bode.

| es '

Bere EPS = iat Deg eee ne HENS cena itt
Se ee ere at aaa a eae ar
eo FT OT gg le eee

FP ae et Gt os
where to. lay his head. Not where to lay His head.
RE AE SPO aal LGPL Fait NN 19S ISS BS [5 - ST DLA AT. STO? A
= sae er ini ol atta a Sore aes eee
No. 261. AMERICA.

2-68 & 4 & 3-68 & 4. [Page 46.]

Ep peels =e a eee aes Bee

yh Our God, we raise s Thee Thanks for Thy bless-ings free We here en - joy; In this far
. Bless Thou our Prophet dear ; May health and com - fort cheer His no-ble heart; a ae with

Saat — J ac se =.
—-a— 5 le a abs 3- a—g tz
3; % shall Thy kingdom spread, As a hp Thy Prophets sald: semi sea 6 gt As one un-

2S ee oS

AMERICA.
(Concluded. )

Bia Spe SS SaaS SS]

west-ern land, A true and cho- sen band, Led hith-er by Thy hand, Would sing for joy.
a im See On souls that Thou wilt bless; Nor gold may they car-ess, But free im- part.

Gr Eg9 eae ss =Sirs

nit ~ed whole Truth burn in ey -’ry soul, While haat? ning to the ee Lp. w e ieee 2 to see.

(oa ae ee aaa aa = rut
Zp {ee See ee so Hae ee ———— =}
No. 262. 7 WALES. «

2-6s & 4 & 3-68 & 4. [Page 149.] EK. STEPHENS.
waist RED GASSES SAG eae Oe 3 Vee Saal” Al ela ae
SSS

1. Glo- ry to God on high; Let heav’ n and earth re- ply, Praise ye His
2. Jes - us, our Lord and God, Bore sin’s tre-men-dous load ; Praise ye His

Byes errs a a eee a suena woe
SS ate Soe See

3. Let all the hosts a-bove Join in one song of love, Prais-ing His

es eee ee

‘ tee ye His name. :
zs C2 he emer (pen rete ee ear eg ee a aaa
—p—F-G—-— ae OS Sa e PG AT TS al
eg cae aD a 2 ae a pe
name, Praise ye His name. His love and grace a- “a - dore, Who a our
ae me ye His Jue a what His arm has done, What spoils from
= Sess! Saas Se
Se oe of ree ae oe eee.
et SE EE hd CR aad a BCE
ae o_ Pehing His. name. To Him as - crib-ed be MHon-or and
Foe fp roe sO MARIE Ct in Wee
= ye is name. ie Wes oe
sides == —_—_ a — |
| GE ae SA See oe ae 7 Rape atk sabe

ae fois ' bore; Sing a- loud ev - a - more, Wor-thy the Lamb!
ee He won; Sing Hisgreatname a- lone; Wor-thy the Lamb!

a SIR SAE Seas OE IRS Ee RR TA
ee i SS Spe a 2
ee See ee eg
ee ——_—j—— “ ——§— peeked !
4 e—_*%—__—_' 9. g-—_— (Sarena
ma - jest - y Through all e- ter- ni- ty; Wor-thy the Lamb!

No. 263. GLORY. |
8-8-6s. [Page 36. ] A. RADIGER.

: pai

1. Be it my on-ly wis - dom ah To servethe Lord with fil - ial

eee es mae

2. O may TI still from sin de - - ae A gee ans un - oe ‘stand - nae

|: 2 f= = ae = pa

| fear, With lov - ing grat - Bi: tude; , Su-pe-rlor sense may
ieee s SESE oetee Pare
| ~ ——7j—y-—_ gg — 0 — = @-0—@

| <a fe Pia aear ats PDO == [e—e—e—e
heart, aeer: - sus, to mae ir given, And let me thro’ thy
95 eT oe a = — =a

| a oe eon ee ree TT —— jee senor fener Werke
somes SLs ANS ETE ESS AT Es eed SO tg OO eae
I dis - play, By Hinge ey - - ry us wales way, aii ail walking in- the —
eee eee ae ——— os Si ee
‘ 6-— — ere —+e@—e— a eg eee
4 FU Sa. EIR eA atts — er $-- eaeemnuas eTNset Bey fetea a 2

Spirit know To glo-ri-fy my God be- low, And find my way to
D0 a 0 0 fee SSS

| LS ———

— EE ES SEL REED ee SSS en Ge SES Se ee rn ee Se

good. And walking in the good. Su-pe-rior sense mayI dis- Wee fe

=e es

ees Andfind my way to heavenAnd Tet me thro’ thy Spirit know To
| —_——-P- —2 ope pe
19: —— Sian ee OURETENMEca RONMENT Ibo 3 2 ==

GLORY.

2p (Concluded.
fa _ oe nea —— PSR
(i4— Sala) aaa Ana sais
ee ee os =H
shunning ev’ ev" - Ty” e - vil ae And walking — in the good.
i
eee ee eee ge ee eg ———
CaO rg es a oe ° er Sate, ae
| -glo- ri-fy my God be - low, And find dae wey to heaven.
>a 8 8 eer yA Se, iat
e) 2 oe o ee ee COs G8 ears
Bee ee sae ae i Se =|
Bete er cg eee caeeae ena ear eee ee me
No. 264 MANTI.
| 2-83 & 6s, [Page 74.] A. C. SMYTH.

- Andante Moderato.
———— aes Zee e— Z-tj—o—

1. Hail! bright millenn - -jial day of ‘rest, When earth s restored and Saints are
2. There tyr-an-ny no moreshall reign, Nor famished children beg in

ee res ose ese a ra =e

AED Ss ee ee 3) —$— — ZL SREY ene
3. Theree - qui - -ty an “and truth will will shine, Andall revere God’s laws di-
OH eS ee any learm ise aa ee a iS
a a 2 = ia
ee as Sopa 7 sid awe YL MERENENENT
__ =
ie blest, Seoured from Bub’ - lon’s doom; Gathered a-
‘ vain For what their fa - thers toiled; Nor proud’ men
| a a a - ace
oh SS —— om
| 2 $$ a ae Sone Ss ee
ele (Cans
vine, Nor fear op - press _- or’s nae Ean shall pos -

ie ——— a ens emg ESTER CN IG ON BPS RL PAT
Se
far Gathered a - far from ev’-ry clime, from ev’ - ry lime To spend that
spurn the poor man’slot-A-like they’ll share, anden - vy not What former

a i a ee —

ele mere ee Pe “EEA NEPA eS I
ee et

MANTI.

: (Concluded. )
dette sanian TS Kcar Ba = 2 eee ge
LSS REREAD ok | sh ame SNARES I SSE RSE S (AZ ee
bliss. - To spend that bliss -_ ful, hap-py time, ful, hap-py
piece 1 A - like Sie ae geo and en -vy not, and en- vy

Sk eee a << 7 ms ——-
fruits And eat the fruits the vineyards bear, the vine- yards |
= URI RRE Be; STR Sis’ Mae WELL
zi 5 Oly Se ———— : —————— — Pie ar

time, Where ver-nal pastures oloom. Where ver- nal pas - tures bloom.
hes What for-mer av - ’rice spoiled. What for- mer av - ’rice_ spoiled.

See ee Scr es S

oe
ae ne -joic-ing all day long. Re - joic-ing all day long.

See, eee as Sa "om rm gM ee Te
2 ree oe = eee Brceeriescs = ess
No. 265. - NEW HOPE. |
Andante Grazioso. 2-8s & 6s, [Page 76.] A. C. SMYTH.
D == SET TET c Eee eee ee re nd
i Sa ite

1.0 hap- py home! O blest a - bode! Where Saints com-mun-ion
2. In Ba-by-lon I loathe to stay; Dire are the ev - ils

Me A a SB
6 SR KAN te a ia anal ne Le 7
(az ao ae = SS == ace

—$— 3G ee

3. ns ine a heav’ns would I re - ceive— No A -er doc- trines
SLES se a. SA ek OEE SEE a——_--—

Spe ee SGM eS eee
2 4 reece ee i arro, a 7
Roe eye = i ara Peat rh eer eee
——— a

hold with God, With- out a doubt or fear; When shallI reach thy
day by day. With-in her pre - cincts dark. Truth’s ts rays ex -

| —j—-- eta
= ae eee ae sot penance
___§——@-— a —
eer ee
eer be - lieve, ad those by Jes- us taught.
CS at a MG NU EO eee ee fee
Eat orate, Come oe oe bomen Greene ee aI i Pe

NEW HOPE.
SS Ne )

fer - tile plains, As-cend the mount where virtue gains A more ex - x - alt - ed
pose the night, Each honest mind receives the light, And presses t’ - ward the

- es Se ee $+
U-§—s——2 = ee -6—4 = ae —S ===

Mebal yest a PUES acca rat a
SS ee ee ae eee oe

foot-steps trod- The on-ly way that leads to God; All oth-er ways are

ae Se ee a aac Sa LOG UP 8
22 SS See ne RS Ee PE a RIN A

"a eat aR a Sie Sie ca beeen ae ane ees acne
sphere? A moreex-alt-ed_ sphere? A — men.
ce aK: And presses t’-ward the mark. |
oar mee! arte feist
, aa ee a aoe 2s So repo |
1463 —__—__s—_ o_o — 0 —__ 0-—_ a — ee ee
; —-6— 92+ ——4—o — ———————
| ap nought All other ways are Wain A men.
ee
2: a oa ao eae ea Sere Ges ay ty ee
No. 266. REST
2s, 8s & 6s. [Page 193.] GEO. CARELESS.
Andante.

——

(Be fe ee =e ae oe a a—o— =

eeu |. Hark! from a-far a fune’ = ane Moves on ais breeze-its ech - oes
2. He’s gonel his work on earthis’ done, His pee ties fought, oe race is

Se .— Sapa eles = a=

0’

' 8. He sleeps; his troubles here are over; "Whe sleeps whereearthly ills no

|e Sse ee ee my

ee oe

ea ear Ge ard

swell rie chorus for the dead! <A consort’s moansarein the a
run; Blestis the path he trod. For he espoused the glorious cause,

: Se oS == pee et i eee te =
, aes = 5-6 st 2Z— ES our sen Ld GP NI RA g

more a a slumb’rer’s rest fis dust is laid heneae ae sod

Fes fee = aie niece

225-5 ———
Over.

REST.
(Concluded. )

2) == SSE ESS]

And sobsof chil- dren weep -ing round A _ par-ent’s dy-ing bed!
‘In prompt o - be - dience to the laws Of the e- ter-nal God.

Gg == eed oe ize Bes ta

itis spir-it has re-turn’d to God, "To mingle _ with the blest.

eee eee ee |

No. 267. WASATCH.
Moderato. 2-8s & 6s, [Page 136.] E. STEPHENS.
aes Rs ON RS APTS Gy SEN RY ENTE YC ATE
can pre Ses —=— = ee pees se See Bs

i aoe cept ‘the Lord con - duct the plan, The best con- cert - ed
2. Lord, if Thou didst, Thy - self, in - spire Our souls with this in -

——_—__—_ -_|_—— Beet PE ss Sys a IN eee
(ee eee Sree ES as

; @___|-@ __» — o-—
TRC AT Fn eae mes! —- ie cee SMTA I ie
3. if Jes - us’ ae ‘be - hold we meet, Far from an e- vil
seatenis kaze ee ee am seeey Yana ROT
Pe 1 = —— ggg neice SA op ee
Sa ee eS]
—— are vain, “And nev - er can suc - ceed; We spend o our sae
tense de - sire i ae ness to pro -claim, Thy glo- ry if we

ee Sree es ee ee =s

—o— ihe i lop tne yo =

world re- treat, And all io fran - tic amAlir dh on - eu thing re :
a re ae at
eae Zp te a J-F3 —— a fa weron ee

CSS Se SS
a2 ee eee SL BRAMLEY 1

strength for naught,But if our worksinThee are wrought, izht,Theys shall be blest in-deed.
now in-tend, O let our deeds be-gin and end Complete in Jes - us’ name.

ie
a |
lh

il
ae

No. 268. WEBER.

ee

2-8s & 6. [Page 123.]} JOS. J. DAYNKS.,

cs dee (ee eee

See ee St ee let us pur - pose with one heart To _ fol - low vir -_ tue,
2. With dil - 1 - gence we'll still pur-sue Those acts of EN and

ae ro :
cae Se

_ Neat our dress, not sR ops Sr Nor vain, nor som - bre—-

SS SSeS aces
=e

ae oan

‘end im - part “The Bie a life be - low— That we in -

mer - cy due _ To toil - ae Gs - ee men! Wellaid the
geen Eo ee ee ee
Te: je cz te aaa ee

es ieee Ce er eee ee
look - ing sad, In i our go - ments Ree Fresh oy au

Se

SE ak i i ee a ee Bae ets toe
— ———»—_fo—— e—_fo——»--[a2-—__#--
iia ee — ceca a0 ee
ee ee eee
dus - trious-ly may rea And ee our la - A Nie have to give, As
help -less and se-cure The means of life to help the poor, And

Eee eer meee eee

——g-—-—6—- ais s—te—

bod - ies, ee our clothes, And free from all te he Spir - it loathes, Nor

= 2252 ae ee Se

Gos- pel pre- cepts show. . . As Gos - =e pre - wae show.
help them all we Ry eats And help them all we can.
A <tee 22 oh ie Sel ne
pe ee =Heee 2 — pe a= Shera |
Ses S25S2 2 Se eees See
proud, nor low - ly ae ae Se Wor proud, nor low - ly mean.

ais a 5 nae sates acca
es eas = es Lo BEERS ——e= uae San |

er ee SS ee SS

iN o. 269. BALLO.

Tempo di Marcia. ~6©9s & 88. [Page 393.] JOHN TULLIDGE.
eo ee eau pat apne wa

SSS

Ste Ores Bes. —— EN, Aeron es eet ses dere

de nica eek a gather to Zi -on, Yourtroubles and tri- als are
2. Think oe when es tics to Zi-on, Thatall will be ho - ly and

oo Think not when you gather to Zi-on, The one here have wre notify %
—o—

—— ! ——
Os SRE ARENT (= SN

— Pooh SS afer
Para RN eee ee PS eg an
| Tet —s- JSS = O. Pirate SS eae san ve
through, — “That nothing but com - fort and plea - sure Aves on
pure, — That de-cep-tion and false - Bae are ban - ished And
p= Se vee een eee ae —
=e $$ o——_-8. g intial He eth Sere @iae ggpore co
do — But at-tend to your per - so - nal wel - _ fare, And
—— eee
FP ee ENS —__—— SN
pea ieee Sa ay par pelea s =4 aoa Fiesips Som SR og
itm meaner rs Ge en eee es eS 2s
tet -a— Pie remo —— f-3—- fae _——
: ep re ATI, Doh 4) an oe (Aste SEE.
waiting in Zi - on for you: No, *tis design’d as a
ad whol - ly se - cure: No, no; see the Lord our Re
i ae N pee ANE
Og NN ee
eo Fe epee: ene ees fe ae
eS Sa zj———_'e.6—' 6 —__0* 0 —_6 0a
al- ways be- com-fort-ing you. No; the Saints who are sgt are
PE ee Pa eee oie a tera — aie oo
in ta ct pence es Pe ——
rae Re
eh see a, KES: pe aS a
furnace, All substance, all textures eal ae Koon?
- deemer Has said that the tares with the Ae Must grow
a <i P SUen yi. are A ROIS 5S bE
=e Sere ee
ggg: "6 ;$—-—-6 ;-—e 1g — So WO
do -ing What i their handsfind to do, with theirmight To ac -
———-2 @-@ @:._@___Ky +— a ==
FPA) LM INE SN TPA JW SLY MBSA RAINS a ITI» WHE PB Ga ern.

gS eee

BALLO.

: (Concluded. )

SS
ie ee ee eg gp Ss a) react le Sar]
eee ee

sume all the “wood,hay and stubble,’ And the gold from the ie pur- i - fy.
crow, till the great day of burning Shall ren-der tke har-vest complete.

nr eNNG EN De eS
— Sows cere ees : =e
4 AG ae

eer GaN (ania ie na ee rene aime sie nN
et ste
complish the gath’ring of Is-rael, They are toil- ing by Hee and by nigte
05 SLE aa ac A, a L Shey
: 2 = ee ee eee = te
on eer re ee oat ey ee Or
No. 270. EVA.
ese 9s & 8s, [Page 150.] E. BEESLEY.
= SS SSS ee
seat oy sso eMineieg Sapa Neg ro
GEES a Tae > sae Soren o@e Ooe
ite Your sweet lit- tle rose - bud has left you, To bloomin a ho-li - er

4. They’ve gone where life’s ills cannot find them—They’resecure from each dangerand

= Fe ane. ——- Sees
vw 2 ws a aa —

oho es es Se eee

eee | SE ee Se aes eee bee ee GE ee SEE

= ee gg eee ge eee ee =|
ol qos 7@ — g—- > —_———_ § —__——
sphere; He that gave it, in wis - dom be - reft OU Then
snare; Ohow cru - el the love that would bind them To
= ————
SEs i BSL A (RUD +s 7 Sa es San 2 ee; =

—s er SS SSS Se ce

_—— ———— — = eee

=e

—_——_—--+-6—6—gy——_ eRe Sore f=e 2

~ why shontd youcher-ish a_ tear? 2. Your babe inthegrave is not
years of af - flic - tion and care. 5. Look up, and you'll find con-so-

ze ==

6 SS SS eae
= = wi w- v-

ae ¥
S52

EVA.

(Continued. )

a ee

=
sure Ponies TG «AES SPA fh ~ P a

sleeping, - She has joined her dear sis - ters a - bove; Bright
la - tion, Which God by his Spir- it will give; And thro’

RRS “GEN oS OE ON secon. ET SGD) PRD RNR EIT
San agg meg
SE OAR EE NANNY WAR HELENE IT YT Wp 0
be - ings now havethemin keeping, - In a man-sion of ab Stat - ty sag

faith, the rich man-i - fes- ta- tion - That thosegems,yoursweetchildren,yet —

I ED CEE CE RS ee a ES CESSES SE

= ye Yo — _— wT
we ws aa ge oe
ee ee i |
_—_—__+4_— Sa ans ata ee
Chorus.
rs ee SS | a AEE TE EE
=] ei
= eee esis eee ‘
ei eae a ee ==
love. They are treasures you’velaid up in hea- NG me a
live.
a Be Jemma ara irs <r a

w a 2 ene are treasuresyou’velaid up in _hea- ven, 4 a

zeae Les PPPS aS
2255 Seems —— Se

@—-
~ “gea- son re-moved from your sight; To your bo -som a- gain they'll be
Se

ae s——_e—_e_—_—_|_
SSS SS
y

sea - son. re-moved from your sight; To your bo - -som a - gain a Sa be | ‘

HVA.
Oy Concluded. )

a
———= a Re ae
= OR Oe le
giv - en, With ful - ness esas ~ joy” and de ~- light.
rN
ag mere et é— ea ee
aoe ee ee = -
giv - en With ful - ness or joy and de - light.

No. 271. FOWLER.
aes 88. sas 166. } MRS NORTON.

1. rete thank: Suc iies 0; 0 Go ae for a SS bane TG To = us in these lat-ter -
2. When dark cloudsof trouble hang o'er us And threaten our peace to des -

cane eer Graal CR ne = Sera Ae a
as Sf ae aca ere ee a

!
3. ‘Well sing of his good - ness and mercy; Well praisehimby day and by

ot ae aan Bear aesters Se
Sa ==——— =

ey days, — thank thee for send - ing a ec Gos - pel
troy, There is hope smiling bright - ly be - fore’ us, ren we

joice in his glo - ri - ous Gos-pel, And

light-en our minds with its rays; We thank thee for ev - er -
know that de - liv’- rance is nigh; We doubt not the Lord, nor Ae

tights Thus on tc to oe _ter - nal per-
se a
est omen “Ese =f.

FOWLER.
~ (Concluded. )

7 meter vatenfa is GP pM Gor se” Mme ene Geel
mt ie, re = GNIS BEng coal ste sa | ae
Diess - ing Be - swowed by tty boun -te - ous hand; We
good - hes, We've proved him in days that are past; The
ee
jg ore oes oe Sata WSS A 7 od RE”
a ee
fae - tion The hon - est and faith- ful will go; While
.) nr ae SY Meee Kanenel as lame Goecs eels ep
oe) jl ERENT So cen P sooo he CL aii KT SECT

a Ne
ae ee]

feel it a plea-sureto serve thee, And loveto o - bey thy commands.

wicked who fight a- gainst Zi - on Will sure-ly be smit-ten.at last.

eee ea
1 pS “s5 = = ta Sa bs aa COCO Te aa
te ee

Sa ee EEE SES AS RS ED SRS ES EE CE EE ED EE RY eS

ieee ee eee =
No. 272. PENROSE.

P , 9s & 8s, [Page 73.]

3 ——— i Se
F) yg ——_— — Rearareeare So ae aS
H il i a - Se ye de-fend-ers of Zi - on! ave ie
iH ’ 2. By the moun - tains our Zi - oe uns BO Her
£4¢+—_——- 0 PETALS 2a WEN aes cree ee | SAEED aa
4 6 ee Rome rd —S=
Gece id raat bas eo ac a —a—--@---—- er er ae
y) SF OG ce Ct.
3. Shall we bear with op- pres - sion for ev - er? Shall we

foe’s at the door of your honies: Sat eee heart be ‘hes Heartlor. ob a
gore are no - Ss ara at a their sae on ate ho - vah js

eee =f ==

ae ae mit to the Ea _While the ire ae our kind - a He

Bp 5 —— 9 — 0 — pp — 0 — to ee ae

eee ee

PENROSE.
( Continued. )

=== a=a

li - on, Un - = yield - ing aaa a as he roams, Re -
founded, rou aM -er is migh - ty to save, Op -
(ees
, sever? Shall the oe oe the oe still flow? No! the
—— §--—_—— eee —— rr
2: Dig —et 2 aoeaee ena a ae eee ct fe 5 =|
Fe es Yonge Eg Sie ane hee LS A A IE AT a Ae A TEREME F PBIDS 5
ee ee TSS (SR TR Pe ER aaa
SS Ss
<i member the wrongsof Mis - sou - ri; = get not the fate of Nau-

posedby a proud, boasting na-tion, Their numbers, compared, may be

eS 2 RLS ee bc anal nee a
PSS Se = = =

Sime Trey Pee See Teen Forme pe se ear ae ae oe

ge the heart eee vous Our vows at each pulse we re-

et 2 SS ad a a 6 er A oR A
De yi Smee ES Seaece Ta atu mua ee
eee ee eae ee Pa

= SSE ee eS ==

voo. § Whenthe God-hat-ing foe is _ be- fore ye, Pn og TG
few, But their ua ion is known throughcre-a - tion, And they’ve
Noe Nome N \
ve —- Ags ep 7
aE Le
——= s—_e—__0—__0__o — 9 —§-—_/—_—_
new, Ne’er to rest till our foes are re - treat-ing, While
| eae ee
ee ee ae a oe ae ee ee —
2 of)» —n— CTS EAS eae Ce CARTE EMS |
a a : — Far irae SS

firm, and be faith - ful and true. Stand firm, and be faith-ful and
al - ways been faith - ful and true. And they’ veal - ways been faith-ful and

2H es== ae ae a

we re - main faith - ful and true. While we re - main faith- ful and

2 as = eer ==

eee ee ee ee

Over.

PEN ROSE.

(Concluded. )
ae —— ;
(Sa e e SS e
~ true. Sivad firm, and ‘be faith- ful and_ true. When the
: true. And they’ve al - ways been faith - oe and Bee But their
oe
iia eer NOTE = gage ge eli Sa
SS a lO a ae ae oe Ba ee
true! chant a we re - main faith - ful and true! Ne’er to
2S err eee eee ae ye
4 __ Rak per Pad
tate Sa ney Wied pores fee ae aa i: Foe amar ee taal 4
ib see eee see = oS ee ee :

God-hat -ing foe is be - fore ye, Stand firm, and be faith-ful and true.
4 - on is cae thro’ cre - a-tion, And iA, ve al- Es been faithful and true.

ee je ae “6 ga as Speeree ae zl

-———- @ oe -~@ el a
rest “il our ge are re- we ‘While ae remain faithful and true!

S: Sires = eee jo gate foes SSS |

oe

oe ee
No: 273: TEMPLE.
Laan 9s & 8s, [Page 333.] K. STEPHENS.
5 ages a Se NOR re ee
= ae i AX ee ea

fae re eae ho, for the Temple’s com- plet- ed; The Lord hath a place for his
: aot ee sae and wis- dom of J Le oi Whose bloodstainsthe hon-or of

aN Neel ON EN ws Nj GNU Nie
—A-@=9 |e — a= — 6 eg Oo 8 8 ee
ze ee ee pa meal i ae

iat —— —————
sshd ea cect ca any Ream Mone Ps 2c ame
head ; Be Priest- hood in pow - er now light - ens The

_ State, tith - a i sac - ri- fice dai - ly, The
oie eee
: SS ee ig ee eee

TS ER ey SR a co oa

hand; Their prayers and their suff- ’rings are wrath - ing Je -

=

TEMPLE.

~*

5 (Concluded. )
ee ——_—__—_A—_& —_. ASRS 3 eee
covet oe PN COT OM A eT AN Cy = yn
SSS SS SSS SS eS
way of the liv- ing and dead! 2. See, see, = the world’s dreadful
poor learn the way to be great. 4, Mark ymark for the Gen- tiles are
ease aL el Ss *. —A—
To ae oa ee == ss == es Coe
——* —8__---__ 8g. —— —(é——@: — +—o—
a ae ere
ho - vah to sweep off the land. 6. Sing, sing, for or the e hour of re-
a =F = == Se ee ee
aa ae ee Se at area
¢2————=— pees ER ae eg
eS
splen-dor, Christi-an- i + ty, fol- ly and sword, - - The
fear - ful, Wherethe work of the Lord has be- gun; = - Al -
f-9—$- =r ee oe irre are ee
“H—§$:—9- i a a <——$:— 5 — PSLRA STRORY PREC oA TOR
eae? cutie he ay "ERS pp aN ie LE
| eas The Bye lee the eee Saints re - ward, - - Is
| +_e_@ fo:—»—
Sherine Hele ee ori cons
* at eames =o ae eee s

itt °

= ee eee
ee re gs .

rn i ns ee a ee CoN Un i

“Mormons” the dil- i - gent‘““Mor-mons,” Have rear’d up this house to the Tord:
ee d y bis mon- a -ment fin- ished Is counted one mir -a- cle done.

2 oe fe
|6e = 4 STS = Ss te eee

com-ing for temp’ral en - joy. ment, All shining with crowns from the Lord.

eerie =, == =—. 1-1

eben eee eee ete a Paes he

No. 274. ace” AOU MBLY.

12s & 1ls. [Page 268.]

Ls SE Ts ST 2s
LE? EI AION Bie ¢—— —g§— peor =———
‘1. The Spir tor God like a” ie tenets 1 burn ing! The
The vis - me o bless - ings Ol (Gare... fe: = turn - ines "The
ea RAM PEN oot ope Wai
a eae =
OEY Sere J area EY Sa a ee | g:

2. The Lord is ex- em - ing nie Saints’ un - der - stand - ing, Re -
The knowledge and a - er of God are ex - pand -ing,; The

ee ee a i cr es eee ee eee
i ce

= Seeeses Ss eS |

ee ce a nr te re eee

ere aD OE RD a, A SS TS ES

over,

ASSEMBLY.
(Concluded. )

SS

lat - ter day glo - ry be - gins to come forth, We'll sing and we'll
an - gels are com - ing to vis - it the earth.

| ae ian 7" REMY Ga NEE Pe) eee
are

stor - ing their judg - es and all as at first; We'll sing and we'll

vail, o’er the earth is be-gin - ing to burst.
S:- eg oe ie eee Bi RS EET
(anes ar eee f a taemanscince jee =taer ieee ot
PE? es Poy NRE pa ETS 0 TS. aL wn op ;
a —a—__s——_6—- a = Sa |
TORUS. Ragas BU | ec ao ee a aL LS ee a NSS at
shout with the ar - mies of heavy - en Ho- san - na, ho-
epee ee only ol a ea a Seer ee ee
= a ae ee oe Fat OES gee Soo Sal eee ee
shout with the ar - mies of heavy - en, Ho- san - na, ho-

ee ee ee

gan - na to to God aor the lamb! Let tee - ry to them in _ the
eee Se SS re es a= pS ee
eS oN aa Seat:

ona, Eee ee Bae

san -na to God and the lamb! Let oe -ry to them
Q:>--~—__-_—— Se eee ware =o aS
pa ee ee a oe aoe see =e

best est ae giv - el en, = aaa and for-ev - er a-men ie men.

ae ee oo ar ea

a est te giv ~ 0} en, Hence. nae and for - ev - er a-men anda men.

B= = ee See

No: 275, eos SESINORE.*

12s & lls. [Page 279.] J. P. OLSEN.

| 0S o> Sores ge 00a a ES a A oe So A 2
LSS “0, [eee

| 1. What fair one is this, fromthe wil - cer-ness_ trav’ling,
2. There: is a sweet sound in the Gos - pel of hea-ven, And
Nee

1 55g aa a Sees Ne Sa MONEDA NO DET OF
es 22s Set =H SAE OURRTEIION SS
a SS = fps ge

3. A bless- ing! a Des - eit the — Sa - ior is com-ing, As
gaa Se Poa —— tee Je Gh a cee an amas ee
SSS Sa ——

a Zz —— _ Le ST SSS SSS}

ook: ing y for Christ, the be - lov’d of = heart ? O,
peo - ple are joy - in when- une a - der - stand; The
2 Ren —jJ—t ee go pus ae ain =;
a Saf eis
Coe al A A 3— ss — es , ae Te =
Pro - phets and pil - grims of old have - clared. And
PROG ne SOL. oe as es eae ee ge ae
is ey Saree pene s Je TL I, EERE ee
aed @ ea ae = ae eee ;

this is the Church, the fair bride of the Sav - ior, Which

Saints on their way home to ae ca - ‘ry are e - ven De -
tien, Ras oe USCA
ae ree ga a Wl a
ATR eg ROPE i TREO Z——§—s— - aoa el
gee a “$8 —— ——— ee
aes
Is - rael,the fa - vored of ae is i - gin - es To
a ee a : —Fo o—e—_|#e—_ 2 @ Fa
—— jg ———_@__@_ = cee
2s RM AY” AE SA Senay aon re eteere i Gs Ol era ee

(ei peree | gg geese Pas ——-
with ev- ‘ry ae? dol is. will - ing to part.
ter - mined by good - ness to reach the blest land.
Perm eer reek NG ee
=o SS 4 — ce eared ees ee = —f=s Saal No,
Seg le
@°

oe
sie oe ae feast for the right- eous pre - pared. In the

FLSINORE.

~ (Concluded. ) )
ag a ae SSSI Sa ERE fabs li |
So SS SSS
Hi SCRE Te 4 CPPS = eRe Sorren, Sp talmemear enamel eee
men in con - ten- tion are con-stant-ly howl-ing, And
form - al pro - fes - sors are cry - ing “de - lu - sion,’ And
a Se eee ee
SSeS ee ag ee ag oe
OS Oe ee a ee ee
des - ert are foun-tains con - tin - ual -ly springing, The 3
al ae ORC AS MDT dS PS Sirep pest ae ecny |
=

Zee ee

a

——

[2

Bab - y - lon’s’ bells are con - tin - i’ Smal * A ea toll - ing,
high-mind-ed hyp-o- crites say, “tis con - fu - sion;” While
(ca eak Reameratins ene ca ames syscnn seen 1A area re
— Se =
AAD APR i ARO RTT CY META COAT JNM Bi. MGT A Surge muse sy oa

a a
hea - ven - ly mus - ic Zi - ring - ing, The _

ee

ERED ADT

—<—<——
though all the craft of her mer- rch was fail - ing. And
eee is poured out in a bless-ed ef - fu - sion And
Pon ae

— -—-— a 9—--® —~ ,—_-=—g-
== == ——— eae Sess yt —,——4
— Soa Pes eames Be Bas a! i eae Te tc Rae
ees all | their tithes and their off - ’rings are aS LE Hehe same as

oa

SEED CRASS gece oe

ee eee a
|= a eae 5

Jes - us was com - ing to reiga on the earth.

Saints are re - joic- ing to see priest- craft fall.
i mV) Gems dee ANNU GOI NCR a AML ONG! pee easy CaaS ane ee A aca
—————————
phere ese oma tos ott a a oe GRETNA FS DM

thus prove | the Lord and his bless - ings re_ re - nC a aelph

j ex yar a a gg ee
| ji Se aS eee ao ee =|

a — —— ——

No. 276. PHELPS.
12s & Ils. [Page 198.]

eae BES, F88 Y ERD NEERSEEH GOA COE OT 6s COE! ea
Biers ses |=
“1. Now let us re - joicein the day of sal - va- tion, No longer as
y We'll love one an - oth - er, and nev = er dis -sem-ble, But ceaseto do
5 Fa ge aaae ai —e =i e-5-5—

tt aaeea itor aoe a rea Aiea 2 pee fe a 2. 9—3—

Sawa LY a = ee ance @——_é-—-¢-—
3 pa V6 nee wellre-ly on the arm of Je-ho- vah to guide thro’ these

Bie ee

4 oe
1s eB Ee

aaa on earthneed we roam; Good tid -ings are sounding to
- vil, and ev -er be one; And while the un-god-ly are

Hess aa els Pe See ae ===

B' -3-_g—g— | g—-—} | |. —

—o—o—+@—_6-—_6—
last , days o! of trouble and gloom; Fa af - ter the scourges and

pia soa ome er oS

SSS eS SS

us pata Cae each na-tion, And short-ly the hour of re - demp-tion will come.
fear-ing, and tremble, Well peice for tho day when the Sav - ior vue come.

SSS [Sasa

_ harvest are ov-er, We'll rise with tne just when the Sav -ior doth come.

2h Eee

SSS

1. Whenall that was promised the Scae mil be giv -e en, And none will mo-
4 Whenall that was promised the Saints will be giv-en, And none will mo-

zs Sale sees ee

3. Then all that waspromised the Saints will be_ giv - en, And they will be
et re <a ——s =e
21 2 enc ameee oe

over °

PHELPS.

, , ~ . (Concluded.)

ees ee sean aA inven

gle ieee em ete o—¢ oe =
lest them from morn un-til even. and — earth willap-pear as the
lest them from morn un-til even. and earth willap- pear as_ the

Cn at
crownedas the an-gels of heaven. And earthwillap-pear as the

i as
Se eee

gar-denof E-den, And Je -sus will say to all Is- — come home.
gar -denof E- den, And Je - sus wil say to all Is-rael come home.

SS ace =e

—@—a— eg ea oe coe oe 6-

]
if COS oe eee om a
———— cose
—_—@—6—_6—_ @---@-"-g—
gar-denof Ed - en, And Christand his peo - ple will ee 8 be one.

fpr ieee ea are

No. 277. BRIGHTNESS. rE
: lls & 10s. [Page 355.] By EB. Fo PARAY.
a reap pet ——— te

iM Hail to the brightness of Zi - on’s glad morning! Joy to the
2. Hailto the brightnessof Zi - on’s ace eC ee ee 2 the

a ae = Sa

3. Lol in the des - ert sien power rs_are | SPring Ing) Streams ev - er

nies ssomoee

~ lands that ar in dark - ness veer lain! .Hushed be the ac-cents of

Pro - phets of Is - rael fore- told! Hail to the ees from
| ae a 7 Hah rapa SF ‘=, =
| Kans ea fans fe ae ai

co - plous are aiid -ing a - long: Loud from the mountain - tops

ye -— 9 — — Ee
9: rs sere puuiemgir acs ieee oS

BRIGHTN KSS.
(Concluded. )

ee

sor-row and morning Fa i -on in triumph bhe-gins her glad reign.
bondage re - turn - ing! gentiles and Jews the glad vis- ion be - hold.

ea

oe are ring - ae Wastesrisein verdure and Aub ne lonony in song.

23 taro ————— =o ae oer 7 ae oe Ee = te]

No. 278 | MARTYR.
Us & 10s. [Page 325.]

(ea = = —e o—

1. Sea ~ the man ee communed with Je: ho - ° vah Je - sus a-
2. Preiseto his mem’ry, he eee as rat tyr; Honored and

3S = = a SESS es

3. Gra is ae cae and end-less his bee ~hood ; Ev - er and

, a= ——— =e 7 ae a aaa

SS Sire eee

noint-ed that Pro-phet and Seer, Bless-ed to 0 - pen_ the
blest be his ev - er great name; Long sepa his blood, which was

a == aaah a

SD Sc” Se eS
i |
ev - er the —_ he will hold; hasta ful Mere ama he _ will
| pais , 2

en

ast dis - a sa - tion ; Kings shall ex-tol him and nations re - vere.
shed i mi sas - sins, Stain Il - li - nois, while the earth laudshis fame.

:
en = ter his cto -dom, ‘Crownedin the midst. of a Prophets of. old.

merece ae

over

MARTYR.
(Concluded.)

(tote Sa Ne ea a ee
a Sven foe := ie a o—— so ea ao Le eee =

‘Hail to the Pro- phet, as - as-cend-ed to hea - ve ven; Trai - tors and

& =f es ce oe
I aero GRE Coal ees aed SEP RE ce, * aes SE

|
Hail to the Pro-phet, as-cend-ed to hea- ven; Trai- tors and

2

= Si ae oe =
aa IS a a monies
L) eres = = SS
ty - rants now fight him in vain: - - Mingling with Gods, he can
| ig NN eg NR
iy see ee ee = == a Se
RS ge ge [ge rp ers ane caries a eee bee
| SS —e
ty - rants now fight him in vain; - - Minas ve Gods, he can.
——- r)

: oe sear an ek oe ae

plan for his eee eee can- Kot con- querthe he - ro. a - gain.

| a= aie = Fae ee ens Sl

plan x his eure Death can- not con- quer the he- ro a- ean

De oe Jae Seen Rpse Se ae am rae

No. 279. VIVA.
Moderato. lls & 12s. D. [Page 299.] A. C. SMYTH.

1. Let Ju-dah re- joice in n this glo - ri - ous news, For the
3. In vain ‘midst ee na - tions for friends didst thou seek; ek; They have
a Sess ai Sa ZB Ss:
5. Yes, ae si - ah, the — hope of all Is - rael will come, And from

VIVA.

(Continued. )

SS ee

sound of glad tid - ngs will soon reach the Jews, And
robbed thee and_ spoiled thee be - cause thou wast weak; No

N
ee aie tee ae ps —— ——_——|——__>-5,
— oe a = es |
: Soe Ceres Cals ae i Sas Bs o—_lo——_e._s—_+

is~- lands and con - ti- nents gath - er thee home; Whom thy
a a ee Oe ee ee
a Seg ee eee

Saoes aes aa eens eine elle

ce 2 a ee

| save them far, aoe from “op - - "press -ion and fear, And de-
pe ees has ind ied, no friend has been near Thy

oo —— ero = cane Se Ome
ee - ee re - “i - Pavan thy Saw =
aes = ——

be. iis -rance pro- ro-claim to —= sons far and near. 2. seat eae thou hast
woe - stricken Aaa oy to com-fort and cheer.4. But the days of

iat SSSA pe)

-F-
strike off py fet - ters, and bid thee be free. 6. Thou shalt sone af -

SS Sa

ee eee SS ee SESS ees es ee

wandered an ex-iie for - Jorn, And all that have seen thee have
thy mourning are near at an end When Messiah _ will come, thy Re -
| |

| Sa caer Lae ee Sere

flic « tion-for ev - er be _ free; The sons & op - pressors shall

VIVA.

: 2 (Coucluded.) |
PSEA px ANG MLAS oo Taper cesT TSF Sms At
SS ee
laughed thee to scorn; Thounaught but af - flio - tion and sor - row hast

4 deem - erand friend, | To cheer thee, ona bless thee, nb Sad. up thy
Ped
| Ne 0 a RE Soe Doom eS a koe =r
== ae a SoNeNN CATE ee = ——
| EES aN, a Gg arcs a—-G—-a—- fee =i ee

bow down to ioe : hes men s shall take hold of the ae l. the

2p Aes ee ==

——

ios ee —— te eee = ae |

seen ; Heart - rend- ing and cheer- less thy path- way —— been.
tears, And calm eae sad Pe - som, 2 chase all thy fears.
fe ees Sears UE a a— == a
: a rate eee ee ——— a
Jew, Ands say, “With you we'll go, for Je- ho- vah’s with you
1S: 5:25 oe een 1 eas fae Eee se
2 ee ee
No. 280. WYNONA.
10s. [Page 371.] MENDELSSOHN.

ak a Se ken Neer Pepe = ee ae a AAR DAPSTOA TE AF
| —g——g.—e —\— = So
(eb Cs —s— —— a
1. “Great Spir-it! list - en to the red man’s wail! Thou | en the
3. “With curs’d fire-wat - ers stu-pe - fy - ing flame, (Which lull’d the

clas eae Ea: o—e-
o oe a ee
5. “And shall our na - tion, once so great de - cay? Our children

a ee a ES EE EEE CS

Se
eer eet rs o-* “0-0-0 0 Pe ee yey
oem

oa EEN Rs ne pars paren Reem eel bee
(HS 6 —=6—— 6 =e —t- ey pnerae A #6 a
oS BURIED ec hl CSI oa

ErrEREERenrrEy Meer fs Meme re A eee
pow’r to help him in his woe, Thy mighty arm was nev- er known to
| sens-es of our chiefs to rest,) Soft-mouthed words, the ESE pale- face
[es Fetagenmer bo mee osu paces reer se conan mesa bas Soo
pa — Fe =n the eres): ee _
ae es ee o.—o_@ | - Magee f | aS eee |

al. per - ish, ond our chieftains die? Great Spir-it, help!—thy ge 0: rious pow’r dis-
5 es ee ee ee

a a ee ee

WYNONA.
(Concluded. ) SOLO.

iether pe ee

fail; Great Chieftain! save him from the paleface’d foe.
came, And stole our lands and drove us to the west.

Bee = a ae
— oe -¢—— Ie ws MO ===:

2.“His euinade green
4.“Our gray-hair’d >

— ee ee our foes! Oh! ner the ietiane ery.’

*— 9-4 —_ S$ NN NSN ——
6 —+—_ +e: 4. -+—- af et a —|
2 201 a oes ee ie iether ore satel =A =e] eye

ES — -
<TaeNCT NS ee eee TEP Riera reeset ad
Se Ss See ee

2 eee loesroam, His bubbling streams,where fin-ny thousands
med’cine men, so wise and st Ce _ fre: all con- found - ed with the dread dis -

f= = = Sa aN “9-8 ial

he ae
eee Me acid 2 ee Wea = eg eee
es CHORUS.
en Se phe = tt ae aa 4
Se a oo isa
play, His bubbling streams, where fin- ny Sede *.° The waving |
ease, Are all con- found - ed_ with the dread dis- ease, Which ne’er was
SET es St Sieerre hee 4
SS) Se SS eee er, ae
So? = Sd) a ETO Me earl a eres o Le
ke ee ae: eee
a a Vl clea a
Lo, EE eo Ye! — 2. |: -e—F sat
- eae = Se See eae ee iam 5

prai -ries, once na cane y home, Are fast ae Bei eMciheaiistan’ ssway.
known-to flow in In- 7 blood Till whitemenbrot it from ea the seas.

N
ee ae eee es ee pene
peg og git he
Se SS SS See oe ee ee
Be. eS
|

ogagemee 3
7
a ae Js Nes

eee

= a

ee

wb
xs

No. 281. BABYLON. *

lls, [Page 359.]

Bie JSS = Sree eae: =a

——F oe AD

1. Ye El - ders of Is - rael, come join now with me, And

In des - ert or moun - tain, on land or the _— sea, And

Paver i 2 SAE RH SUN EN Seg) oe

7 a ee aa = o> a — — ar gern

= sare oe oe Co O_O _ 65-8 Oe

2 a fa - vest is great and the lab’ - rers are _ few, But —
We'll gath - er the wheatfrom the midst of the tares, And —
AE io oe

eae

(ee
search out the righteous, wher- ev- er_ they be,
bring them from Bah’-lon to Zi - on sO - free,
Ses pt ced 2 aaa
fSSS5 a ees 4S =o rid AE
RoE AOE! a 2s: ff e@ nage
Yona |
: if we’reu - ni- ted we all _thingscan do;
| bring ae un bond - pes Beak ngeD sor - rows and snares. |
an CY a SRERENE IGA af RS rae Sa
eg eg age ype beet ss rn
Sy ier ee ss eerie ee ee = = ae a
eee = Sate e——| 6: -—-—-# ete ~ ae
ne te ee cee, a 2. ei ee
O Bab - y - lon, O Bab - y - lon, we bid _ thee fare -
ZT = 8 OSS Sa
es ie =< scr a
Se ge eg oe gee —d*-—_@-—_| 6-0-6
eeesaty
QO Babe y - lon, O - Bab- y - lon, we bid thee fare-
ay 6 ee ee eee
9 = — be ——4— = ———— oe
a $——_—_____-__ o—_— 9° 9 — To eae aes
oe eee ee
: We’re going to the mountains of Bph -raim to dvell.
N ;
—_|—____4___N\___________ Na
oo == rae Cote Ree = =
Sy MR TAL AR OE Le mnie ae a

a a ee

We’re going to the Se of ee - raim to

SS Ser

* The oe on page 361. may also be sung to o this tune.

a

well; dwell. —

No. 282. FIDELITY.

Ils, [Page 260.]

ae .

fete I= ep enor ae oe ea ao pare
ih aah cae a Sy ee =5} iia nn
‘1. How firm a foun -da-t tion, ye ye Saints of the Lord, Is laid for your
2.In ev’-ry con-di- tion, in sick - ness, in health, In pov - er - ty,s

ane iat B=) pee

2 oS ee a Pt See

3. Fear not, I am with thee; O, be _ ig dis - ae ForI am thy

DE eee Sa os a oe aie
Ser ae oe —_—s—|o—e-

aS

faith in - His ex - cel-lent word! What morecan He say than to
vale or a - bound - we in wealth, At home or a- broad on the

=e ==, a SSscS Se

God and will still give thee aid; I’ll strengthen thee, help thee, and

Saas === aS = S ===

es ED SE EE EEE

[SoU feats ieee

you 1 He hath said, »You who un-to Je - sus, you who un-to
land or the sea, "As thy days may de- mand, as thy days may de -

an =e ee
a SE Fees a J—e—S—
G= = ee = fy pan gooeea es aes p fee

zoe

| cause thee to stand, Up-Held by my right - eous up - - held by by my_
9: b= as cao See Soe Spe Se =e ae ;
Np ep fo a

2 =a See |

ee
Oe eens youwho un-to Je- sus for ref - uge have fled.
mand, as a days may de - mand, BO os suc - cor shall be.

Se = i= ——— ==

righteous up-held by my righteous om- nip - o-tent hand.

No. 283. ~ GOSHEN. |
lls. [Page 22.] RALPH BRADSHAW.

“L eomesars maar —————E eT eae Da EE
: ~4-— FP — Ff = 2—[2- k= SERIE
1. O Je-sus! the giv-er of all we en- joy, ‘Our lives to . thy

2. With joy we re - mem-ber the dawnof that day, When cold as get >

l\-¢ ee
(ESS a

38. The won-der - ful nameof our ioe sus we'll sing, And pub-lish the
Esieeriss i= =F
ee Cec Saas
(fi si er ee ee ee ee ey ee ee
(Qala STN ae AY JSUT REET ae —-— Son rata Ere eg ee
4 =~ hon-or we wish to. em - ploy ; With praises un - ceas-ing We'll
| cem-ber in dark- ness we vie The sweet gh - vi-ta- tion We
iY = ‘3g—s-f,- Sea [aaa on Tina ea
6-6 ee oe ar rie —=
——— See Z- a aa ae
a 2 |
| fame of our Cap - tain a King; i. ee ex- ne ‘ - Ei, His
1 oan oae —_@— ay noo — Sal BPs, A nea esa ja Ssieen
2 ee ee == es Pana

(FSS =| SSS]

sing of thy name, Thy good-ness in - creasing, thy isve we'll pro-claim.
q heard with sur-prise, And witness’d sal - va - tion flow down from the skics.
Wye Eom seme [= pee A ee aaa rae el o—(3= ee eee
SS eens tae o—s— a -9-9—a— 288 cae rE esata
ie == b
} good-ness we prove; His sai is sal sal - va - tion, His na - ture is love.
lot met a ae ooo
| e-— ff es fi Maaco: ls Po olte
Wo. 284. LYMAN.

11s. [Page 322.] G. CARELESS.

Sl = ee Semaine es ea
: Foe ae oa fap ee cine =
aera Sire pecan
a 1. uGhil - ue of Zi - on, a - wake from your wea - ness, For
| 9. Strong are your foes, but His arm will sub- due them, And

3. Chil - wen Of pated =, 00, His pow - er will save you; O,

Ec ae an eee oo oo ene eee ee ee ——_———_ ae — |
(Oe ee ae oe

LYMAN.
(Cnelu’ ed.)

ee Se

soon all your foes shallop-pressyou no more; Bright o’er your

scat - ter theirarm - ies to re “1005 a - far; ; They'll flee a the
ie !
seca FT ace | gut eee eae
= =4— ae ——— ae x = Fas
ie ly ex- tol it oer land and o’er sca a area for the

bape Se
oe ee eee

hillsdawnsthe day - star of glad - ness; A- rise! for ae — z your
chaff fromthescourge that pur - sues them: Vain aan acne and their

Ba Serre Seer

foe'll be des- eee that en - slaved you, Th’op-press-or will wan - ish, and

ae eo

—_—-9—, —-|—- = <2 Seay SRR A AS RY ae WP ——
ip 9-2 - a oat —#..__ 2 2 — 9
ae Sere 1s ae =o oss a pee <a R
On - rows near o'er. Children of Zi - i a - wake from your
| qe - mie of, war. Children of Zi - 2: oe from yous
a) sTr== =e ones ee == oat Soa: —
= rt ees ae a5 gree << o =tpt a
Zi - on be free. nee of Zi-on, a - wake ‘trom your

(SS SSSS Ss Sea

wr en ee — —— —

RAN AL ST A Zt one ae ant +S

SSS eee
sad - ness; For soon all Pa foes will op - op - press you no

sad - ness; Forsoon all your foes’ shall op- press you no

ob tp gg 2 pte
2 SS aac Se
: Ge --

|
sad - ness; Forsoon all your foes shall op- press you no

ea a ates to — ——— a

oe ee —. = ——— nr ee ee re bo ee

No. 285. LEONE ;
ils, [Page 351.] L. D. EDWARDS

(a cea reread eerie eet

i ox thou who ha 7 promised in love tO re- ceive The. children of

2. Re-ceive them ne Father, as lambs that werelost; The blood of thy

aa: Sea

o.—o—-e-@ _—_—_@-—-@- o.-@—e-@

| ney

3. a mer- cy eee them, t! thou Father a - dored, To o - bey. the com-

e—-0-9*—-® > Give bens upaarsnm ae es
2 Dok ; ee ne Samos poke Ne Niggas
92 ee ree Easel 929 ee

Mitt eS peg la San ee 5 ei eae )9-~—-—
ss eee ee aes eee SS

those who 1 6 Je - sus. be- lieve, has Spir-it im- part and our
Son is the price they have cost: By the pow’r of the Pees ih
! \
SB rt cermin apes SN gw ee
: a f= SRN ep ‘Sts — 998
feo Regs Re eats Bede: a eos oA — Py sacar ae
| mands of our cru -ci- fied Lord; Ait ee it oe ry - ee se
Nae 9 ee ot te
D5 to =e eae a =<": ee
Soy ee a OO ahi eee en oe

SAN NN =
(el, Poe ele LP euecrs ee Sree = = 4]
A OME ETE Baa CARD RTE =

aes -ings be -stow On those to fo thy ‘ser = vice 1 ae ded <i - |e now.
good-ness has giv’n, We blessthemas thine in the king-dom of ee

5 js —— 6 -5a- Rema > ees Senin Teas
12a) 2 pum abana ek aioe See cae rat oor — z aa ae: pany fe
=——9—- oe) eee @s—__—__—_t_ ~
ey 7 aide
bo - soms in- gu And seal them thintomn with nae unc- tion and fire.
> pene §—2—-— wal be A eee
optits Podeeales Stata
oy ae ne = ee = — ria OR °-6-9 —7- yO Sher ear
No. 286. SWEET HOME.
Andante. lls. [Page 318.]
es a a ay Sea peme
Hots a a = a a . eager
’Mid scenes of con- fus - ion and crea - oa a - plaints, How

5 Sweet bonds that u Jet all the chil- dren of peace, And

SSS

Y
3. Ds, sigh from this bod - y of — sin to be free, _ Reeisaty

———————— SC

—_—— ——_—___ @#_____

D2 PORE “SESE EH

Ce, SI a eee PEAY al (eke ee EE

ors. pa a ee SS RL BRS

SWEET HOME.
(Concluded. ies

4 oe oe
a Sa: Se ee === ae

sweet to my soul is com-mun- ‘ion with Saints,—To ae at the
thrice prec -ious Je - sus, oe love can - not cease, ae oft from brs

———____—__—_ _—\——__\-
eee -o—
hin - ders my joy a ee ee com-mun - ion with ey Fann ere now ag eine

—_—{- —_ A—-F—- |; _— SS
ee a=
FS) a 2. ONE SE ER SN LN (eC Se Oe @ is
Se 9 oe A a ie” Seen PETIT AI
] ented PN a EIGER coe
ban - quet of mer - cy ere room, pnd feel in the
pres - ence in sad- ness [ roam, long to be -
s eee —-—
—— ee ee era eS a
! @ ao 3: 2 oe e—- Siege re
(Oat. a
7 ta - tions like’ bill - ows may foam, Al, all ee be
LEAS SCMEG TEST BED — fe nearer eg gre ee
22d | ACY STE PRE Ne ES oe eee Se ee
Ey See i ew Ca era cS eC ae ZEROS EN tr
Op niet en o 6 J 4 are -o—-——| p——9—
es am LOLA AES dl (REI hed Sd SIRS OL feats

pre - sence of Je- sus, at home. Home, home, sweet, sweet
hold thee in glo- ry at home.

SS

rn nn —@- =_
|
peace when I’m_ with thee at home. Home, © ’ home, sweet, sweet,
oy ey ake Tea re Sore ev acy MSE =
Sr eh OT SO SE ae Ca ger Gir
Soar ey any eT oe eee
JE aia Lae oe es
eet dental pete el ia— ios Raia oeraeen S 2ateny — a SE PERE SR

Re - ceive me, a i ior, in glo- ry, my home.

— ee ee

- vag = oe may Eee ——— | —¢_§—— i-—
caer SEL NE ah RY |

tee

Re- ceive me, cear Sav-ior, in glo- ry, my home.

‘No. 287. SADNESS.
lis. [Prge 317.] ‘GEO. CARELESS.

Se a ee ee SS eee

1. This morn - ingin si - lence I pon-der and mourn O’er thescenesthat have
2. How man-y ten thousands were slain by their foes, While wid- oe and

== ee === SSS == Ss

eee ioe man - y wore mur - dered and se ah and robbed, Howman- y_ op -

Diet setae sea ft =e

{

es

ete foe 02 eee :

pass-ed,no more to re - turn; How vast are the la-bors, the
or - phans nave mourn’d 0! er their woes, While pes - ti - lence, ots -ine and
4 ae a ——+- —_——| ———— EE
Ab = Spheres ea NE
eee ec cc oo
press-ed and driv-en and mobbed! How oft have the heavens be -
“a
5 eee ae orc EEN RORTTIGY Sia (GB SIT RA gO 9 ERSTE 3 TAT "CS
Ea coarse eae moms SARI DU Ae UE ES aS Be
se tae ————_—_—_---—_—_- 9 —--- reese O
fet Serene: —fe— a eee Z|
es eae os ee == =

troubles and fears, Of eight hundred millions who’vetoil’d thro’the year.
earthquakes ap - ae And alge in Hi heavens Soa the eat ey

bk Ear cate a sat ee
op em oe Scars or “Es “a 2-# 8 ae s— Po eee pee
aan aor leas on =SEare BP SETI _— o—3—
Smee oe ——-6-— = erie le

dewed with their tears- The earth oer the segs they be - held the past year.

ieee ee ieee ee

No. 288. ZEPHY R.*
lls. (Page 270,) HARRY ALDOUS.
Wine BEDS TR reel |
tert ve ar eras cee aoe ee
uae : rebate that ee in the far western sky ace rolled o’er our
The changes for autumn al- read - y ap-pear- A_ har- vest of

be ee So = pais os a: ee ae =

3. As the summerof youth pass- es swift - ly a- way, And the lockson our:

ee oe Ss

ZEPHYR.
(Concluded. )

——— ee ee ea i

heads till the summer gone by, And hushedare the notes of the
plen -ty has crowned theglad year, While soft smil-ing zeph - yrs from

———$_+- - +_— pobbest +
ANZ a Soe SEER eS ors Sr SS ae mle ae
ag ee —He—e—t err
a Le —— :
| ee are sil- vered with grey, So the fair erane land - scape and
7S" 0s ae TR ney ze Pe SS ee a Se Ee EE
= ee 7te—° —_-@-- =— [ae (2 @_@ ee
ee ee fap ofa

ec a2 So aera = —— Zoe ee —H
ae of eras hats in the green aan did ex - ult - ing-ly sing.

orchards and bowers, ee -ders of joy from the fruit and the flowers.
cas

=e ES cere Ss aera 4 |
| jam are =8-3= = sr oe oe a ay an eo

flow- er- y lawn, Th ae -ing their beau - 1 - ty, their glo -Ty aa on.

eS ED SE a ee,

Dah ae ee eee

cA ose
* The hymn on page 249. may also be sung to ng to this tun tune.
No. 289. MARION.
Con spirito. 3-18, & 4. [tage 288. J THOS. DURHAM.

Pe ap fe ee Le. pas eae ae Pas ers

1. Stars of morn - ing, shout for joy; Sing re-demp-tion’s mys - ter - y;
2. Eth -1-0 - pie stretch thy hand; Come, ye tribes of ev’ - ry land,

a eee aa
= = EeEee ae er === t=

-9 6*—6— 9» 6- La ager gene
3. Sav - lor le let ~. thy King-dom come, Now the man of sin con-sume,
Pw o.cammeeeaes —- 8-9 —-9-—,.—__ —_-—_ —-——__-->—-,
Se =o ee ale omen WPA oa ee ee Bate
ee ee aes Se a

= ie oe Seer oe ed

Holy, holy, holy, ‘ery, Holy, holy, ~~holy, cry, And praise the lamb.
Countless as the ocean’s sand, sas as as the ocean pore Ee saa the lamb.

| Sgeees bases neeeeesee

Bring tk the elt, Bring the blest millenn-i- um, ex (alt -ed lamb.

‘Bae |

i .
.

No. 290. WILFORD.

4 ran 6, 6, 8, D. [Page 262.] E. BEESLEY.

' or i meer See ee eee ee re
ke See ere
! a How pleased and hess was I ito hear the peo-ple = “Come,

2. Zi - on, thrice hap- py. place, A- dorned with mengions grace, And

| i. ——— a SIN ae | ein pew
oe : ae Je a a oo = eee

— 3. £36 ————— —— a saat fs
| 3. There, Da - vid’s great-er Son Has fixed his roy- al throne: He
ae Pa STS BES a Se eon em
Diet 7 wee ——— ——— t= oem serie a |
| gt — == o- = poe ava oe SSS
aes s seek our ae toe = aa a 6 ~ cheer- ful
walls of strength em- brace thee round, In _ thee ak ee ap -

t 4 at “8 NA -A—
faite "58 9 cH MRR, ES eae ee ee oes
| _p_#-@ errr =f ee ees ae

— ae
| sits for grace and a ds ee be bide the saints be
Payee otek ee pee ee a ro
} a a —_e____ + a
| cre tas oer ores Semen sel ey er pea EEE I
wih i ees elieaese = Bae
| i Pe
‘zeal, V Well haste’ to Zi- ar And there our vows and janes - ors pay.

pear, yea pray and hear The sa - cred Gos - ce joy - ful sound.

:

yan a ae ee
ee Sas i pe Pree ae =r — aii “a Ee =]

olad, He makes thesinner sad, nd hum - ble he re aie with fear.

eh ges eed se

————— —|—

No. 291. YATES.

6, 6, 8, D. [Page 261.]

—— re

aa Se piece) a a Sed Te

-G-
1. How pleasant ’tis to see Kin- dred and friends a - gree, Each
2.’Tis like the oint- ment shed On Aa- ron’s sa - cred head, Di -

ee
: | ~ , ee

rae bane Pan

a
3. Like fruit- ful showers of | rain That wa - ter all »the plain, De-
-fy- —B-« @_

ae See ere

Sr a se (ace

Y ATES.
Le )

[SS Lameean ee Sk eee Sree 5
| = Sere oa = emo
in ~) his. pro:,.- per sta - tion move, ree each ful-fil his part, With
-vine - ly aaa di - vine - ly — sweet; The oilthro’allthe room Dif -

eae es eS
_ eeeale ears ee eaeee

scend-ing from __ the ona ring ie Such streams of pleasure roll thro’
i

ee

es ee ee ee ee ee it
at Cae Seeks ME AAR ee eg ge a ee
[2 ae SES a ————
sym-pa-thiz-ing heart, In all the cares of life ‘and love.
fused a choice per- fume, Ran thro’ his use and blest his -: feet.
ge
——_\— ds — == 9.08 oF ia =
a a a a Sse ae —E— psise
—@ Se" a ne
ev’-ry friend-ly soul, Where love like tba - ly dew dis - tils.
>: —@*—. 2 )—-9 Ff 5— ere Peng
yaagah te ftatet fae fatter Ps [2 |
No. 292. Grex ve
3-88, & 7. [Page 138. ] T. C. GRIGGS.
| Clas Peer ase ena eps a a a =f a eee
fa eae A aes o— al OR SOE a < Ss See SS

1. The trials ies thepresentday RequiretheSaints to watchand pray, ‘that
2. For ev - en Saints a) turn a-side, For fearof ills that may be- tide, Or

j me Bae I leap as ea I aN
oss. pep easiay ss Se rir ae aes

ee a ee eee

5. O’er rugged cliffs and and mountains high, Thro’ sunless vales the path may le, Our

Di Date t ae 6 pow be Pe Pow appa fe ane ge

SSS ey

—-—-4
ees ——_
they may keep the nar-row way To the ce- les-tial glo - ry.
elsein- duced by worldy pride are lose eee tial glo - ry.

—-—g\—0*-0—g*- 3 a Me ee aN od =---— re ATONE EEA
a a al ee eet eee =|
5s — a a 6 eg §- $= 22
— ® \
faith and con - fi - dence TO ae oh the ce - les - tial glo AY.

Se eee ao ce oe ee

a

—

&

VIGILANCE.*
3-88 & 7. (Page 138.)

094 ee SS eae =

egies kee Oe oe, ae o—_6-__6—,

3. ng er a rug-ged cliff cliffs and. a mountains high,Thro’ sunless vales the path may lie,

——- o—— 99-9 —.
a Se Laan wey nae! wey mee caesar vores STN erat c —s-
2 ee

ieee SSS]

“That Toe may keep the nar-row way To the ce-les- tial glo- ry.
Or else in-duced by worldly pride, Andlose ce-les- tial glo- ry.

bre \ Se S—-.—S—-A— ——
pp ae =e i= ———— ——

Our faith and con- fi-denceto try In the ce-les- tial ae - ry.
e

—S— =a ee ——<$<$_$$<__\—
"LEER" AE ez! tan ee
we eS ee ee Sa wera z IH —
* The hymn on page 379 may also be sung to this tune.
No. 294. ROXIE. )
8s & 9s. [Page 328.]} GEO. CARELESS.

ie ee

1. TheLord im - part - . from a - bove The “Word of

2. Have we not been - vine - ly taught To heed its
= See: +
fees =a — — Je =e Se a =|
3. Flas me dar ¥ grown a ee Or hes that

a aa ee
=== == aaa

Wis - dom” for our our bless: ing; But shall it un -
voice and high - ly prize it? Then who shall once in-

es== a sae

word been _ vain sabe spo - ken? eae We I __ fain would

inal tate

oe

ROXIE.
(Concluded. )

SSS Se Ey

ma - ny prove A gift that is not worth pos - sess - ak

git

4 oS the Sais It pan be bet -ter to de -_ spise
ena eee 4
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Anon - bly ask, W Why i is that word so a - ten brok - ee

No. 295. : URE.
4,7, & 4. [Page 160.] C. GRIGGS.

2 SS Sas SS aa

ans 2a

1. Gent - ly raise Suis sa - credstrain, For the sabbath’s come a- gain, That
2. Ho- - oe : de - void of ae Let us seek e - ter - nal life, That

SS ee eS

8. Sweet - ly swells He he emn sound, While we Re our ae a - round Of

2 ee ee
: Bip eae = iF ae

man mayrest, That man may rest, Anat return his thanks to God, For his
great re - ward, That great re- “ward: And partake the Sac - Ta: ment In re-

ar = Ear ierineees

6-0 &
rok en hearts, Of brok- enhearts,Asa_ will - ing sac - Yi - AG Showing

———= SES See SS

pRaa=:
Slt Sey

ae - ings to the blest, For his blessings to the blest.

mem - brance a our Lord, In re-membranceof our Lord.
ee eereri= oa oe
[
HG his | graceim- parts, Show - ing what his grace im - parts.

Seas =a

Pe

No. 296. BELLIEN ALL.
2-88, & 7. [Page 82. ] ‘ )
tet 7 RC SEMEN UN WA) Es RNR tN
So ae
1. Be- fore all lands in’ east or west, We love the land of »
2. "Mong Zi-on’s home-steads joys a - bound, True souls of worth are

; ae ae
Gua =e

Orr 9 rE airs
or

3. Be- fore all peo - ple, east

west,

——s Se EEE ee

Zi -on best; With God’s choice gifts’tis teem ae There Prophet, Se - ers,
eee Be Suan Their Prophet and their head ; No eee - rant thereshall

agen sat re re a Se 7a ER Eh
a Beem eel a = e——

God the best— A raceof no- ble spir - ea * Then let us with Gods,
-):—-0:—0—_ 0 — ee ——
————

A NE Looe ae Se gg sie
———— == ruven waned |
RISA ARPES SE 64 OP SOYA COTTE OR Sa oe

as of old, The mys- ter - ies of » heavn un - fold Through
dare to reign ; God will their ae and laws moe - tain, Till

| = = reer Ee SS |
=e Se

laws com-ply, That when his Saints are raised) on high, Their

ai emer aed a = ——— = S——-

AS LEEE CE MS ME SE Ml rare MAMTA GRAYS er FS
ho - ly Priest - hood streaming. Through ho-ly Priest-hood streaming.
on to glo - ry led. Till on pos glo - ry led-

ane fe

| joys we may in- her- it. Their ay we pereni: in - her - it.

ee =]

No. 297. REPOSK.
6s & 7s. [Page 406.] GEO. CARELESS.

(gl: BES See ee eee eee

1. Rest, rest for the wea-ry soul, Rest, rest for the ach - ing head:
Je Rest, rest for the bat - tle’s o’er, Rest, rest forthe race is run;

ae een eee

3. Peace, peace, w wheren no strife in- trudes, Peace, peace, wherenoquarrels come,

gay see

—

ee Cannan RR EERE ee eS ee
Rest, rest on the hill - side, rest With the great. un - count- ed dead.
Rest, rest where the gates are closed With each evening’s seteting sun.

——— ———
be Ses cee
| nam Ce! ee e =

o-
pace peace for the fe is eee ic our wild life’s bus- y hum.

a EE Se ce

Se ee eee |

4, Peace, peace, the oppress,d are free, Rest, rest, oh ye wea- ry, ve

=

aan we jae al mE
SS

5. Peace, peuce, there: if mu - sic’s sound, Peace, peace, till the ris - ing sun

St aie: Sees eet 3 rae a am pa
So (25s

For the an - gels guard sanareies well Who sleepon their ‘mother’s breast-
= =
—s—e— aes 2a a A las 2 AML FN SASL

Of toe res- ur - rec - fy morn a, - ae life’s vict’ - ry won.

a

No. 298. KIRTLAND.

12s, [Page 326.]

en, et ee

1. Come to me, will ye come to the Saints that have died, To the
2. Come to me, where the truth andthe vir-tues_ pre-vail, Where the

\
i a NSO» SUERTE EES COAT ee | aca SO 2
YES ta ey =
fn ee ee —d,__o0 —@ o-—_—_0-— 0. —_ 9,-3.6. 6-2
3. Come & me, where there is no de- struc-tion nor war, Neither
SOR ta Be eee ee
De —— ———— BONY Ge REE eee = ieee =
gs oe ee

=—+——-— i ES

SNe Nac cela
(121535 mantemae Se so a eee

next better world,wherethe righteous reside—Wheretheangels and spir-its in
un -ion is one, and the years never fail, Where the heart can’t conceive,nor the

SN ON ee

ap |-— cD PES SE aS Ear NE Gets S NN

i= me es ee ee See ee Westie
— Oe 6—o—_@

nes ath fe ee ae —#9—

e— my Cy mee Tl Poe feaee Ge “Ne ree = Bi!
De Jip a ee See come se == == = at ai SB a ES == zeae
a Soneruimneernar a Scum meuniere ayes ec oP

har - mo- ny ae In the joys of . a vast Pa-ra- dise? Come to me.
nat- ural eye see bina ti ie Lord are pre-pared for the just: mee to me.

Riss Pee Noe Ne ger NN |

SS =] pe eS
SEERA hes DRE Santaciboases en REE | PE STR LN TE a
car é;—d—6 ‘3 a ( SERES IRT mete rn
hap - pi-ness free, And the Life is e- ter- nal with God: Cometo me.

ee eee 9—0—_-@ 9—o
Fea! Nast jal KOReRTS SRA era jp Tae ea o <——
er ya ee ee ee sameeren a Pee eRe OLRM CAREY or

No. 299. ALPIN E.

P. M. (Page 170.) JOS. J. DAYNES.

a YE STR A Ae TR, TR ye YR see
| i inane

eee

1. Hark, ten thonsand thousand voices Sing the song of Jub-i - lee!
2. Wi- der now, and louder ahs ing, Swells and soars th’enraptured strain !

Son See aoe ee =e

PDair oe Oe oe ee ee 8s a
ee ag ee

3. Then ee loft - ier, sweeter elt aaa We shall sing E - manuels praise;
FMM ALY 5 cee cw iene Re IY A RRM A Ye
SRA Sr ae eee sieseseee eae :

ie peer Se

ALPINE.
(Concluded. )

Earth, thro’ all her tribes, re - - Joic-es— Broke her long cap-tiv- i - ty.
Earth’s unnumbered tongues Sa Hark! theConqueror’s praise again.

IF = Saas Seer ae
: F -

Cn RES cores aed gor eres ———

Freed from all ae ae en - cumbers, Nobler songs our volc- es tee
—@-

eae ee eee

fo

Hail, E-ma oCER - well Great De- ecrer | Hail, E- E-man-uel! | praise ‘aise to thee!
Hail, E-man- uel! Great De- oes Stones Ce ee if we re -frain;

SSS =% o—g—-
par ig pag her

Hail, E-man- uel! Great De - liverer! 'e for- ev-er in our ae

—7
e
©:

2 ea ee es a

ial ee ee
—9—9-- aa oes — ——9— 9 —_——
tS reameett ae oe
Now the faa in peal-ing thunders, Thro’ the un -i - verseis rung;
Thus, while heartand pulse ale beat-ing, To his name let Dae a- rise,

6 es ee = e—$- i

While our crowns of glo- r, ry cast-ing At his feet, in rap- tu ture ies

be ar a Eee Be eee cae 2a yr a ay oe
2 = Lee De ae ER Na Re ae

ee eee ee Se ee a ns hg Ny
Now, in gent-ler tones, the wonders Of re -deem-ing grace are sung.

ani earth the sou] ‘a treat- ye Joinsthe cho- rus of the skies.
lox

; pee gga See
| t= ats se = ees ss _

We, in an- ee ee i - al ing, Ming-le with thian-gel-t ic host.
Feb oa fg 90 0 * sie Cana =e
es Pe ee ee ees eae ee a

Tee Aan SS in LES sd Re 2)

(He ass Sleeer Sater es ol

No. 300. ADAM.*
P. M. [Page.] 277.

eee

1. This earth was once a gar - den den place, Withall her glo - ries
2. We read that E - noch walked with God, God, A - bove the power of

56-3 ie aA pS Rei eh a a ee oman ern
ce led same eae, 6a ag Sen Oe rere eee ag —s—F}
V
3. Her land was good and mt - ly blest, Be - yond old Is - rael’

AT ( SE-B Seay" ANNO EST ,
Jae ! Se Mi

|S a Sewn —— | 6) SOO IT
REWER ca pias A RY BY REP SOW Bi. RENO AY PSS
ae == =f ee

LAREN a Se ace PaaS
com - mon; And men did live a ho - ly race, And
Mam - mon; While Zi - on spread her - self a - broad, Aud_
ES nee See eee ree ar “tee ee
ay” Commerce a) ME Ce POE ee mee 4
ca - naan; Her fame ee known from eee os __west, Her —
TAA OSE LM SCT aoa be RP ELNE EE (eee PENTA -/ Se
a ee EES cen i SS ST —{_/ ——__——_

eae
SE au areal a] ERE)

Sasa

——-
=a BORe Ts
worship Je -sus face ‘to face, In Adam - on-di Ah - man.
Saints and an - gelssang a - loud, In Adam~- on-di Ah - man.

N |
UM re RL Ssh Rae cen 9 tur, ie
_——— = = =|
| —e—— —# <—— 6— oe nee, Lowna jasiam—ihd erga
|

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peace was great and pure the rest Of Adam - on-di Ah - man. man.
Q—_—~»__o—__»—_—_o—_{| |__| hp ge
| ea ger Sa? Mae EERE GL os ee a a oe a t
* The hymn on page 206 may also be sung to this tune.

No. 301. CALDWELL.
PM: sane 273. ]

na. pees nee
be = ee aa eee Pa ier fe a et @- @.
a =a == pat ee =a

z able ps of fat things for the righteous pre- par- ing, That te

2. Go forth, all AS servants, un - to ev- ry na- aac And
aS = —— ee ae Se
| na iar ae oe — = Fala ec

| 3. rae set forth the @ judg meni ton come daa ead the sor- row,

o:-3— amb de —s—fe- 99-9 os —9-—9— a |
| 2S — eee Avrapaihde si sos aa Sig th he —— == ose

CALDWELL.

(Concluded. )
(pS SFE a eathal .a E mse ere MA es CEM A NETS B
any Gara Loc goa iw a er omer oe ey Bed ee ‘
tp Samra coo cmt ee ion ena = geese fo a er te oe ‘

ae ‘of this world all the Saints may be sharing; For the harvest is
lift. up your voices and make proc-la-ma-tion- ‘lo ceasefromall

\
XS \
——_—_—_ — —\\-- 6 —__-—_ 6—-
= as So —\— 8 a =e fe — Sarena —+:
eee at ee
o_t¢ ¢_?s Ww
aft - in *G day, oh! there cometh to- morrow,When the wick- ed, un-

Sree Ss fla

"gal ea aaa Fearn 4h ge o__ se EL ae

a eee ee NN nian agin Pree SORT Ng
ene jo eee Mae wr NE NSIT eg ree? Neenah at
foes — <a se ee
ripe and the reapers have learned To gather the wheat that the
e -vil and leave off all mirth, For the Sav -ior is com - ing to
\ \
N Regen Neen maton Nee Nee Noe 8 8 hy S
| = Se ee a Spike eee cs
Se ee a et er ss ;
godly, re_- toes -ious and proud, Shall be | burnedup as_ stubble—oh,
Pe ch ngs gee gg wT 5 9—0—__ 9 ——_}}
9: 0 a PB
ee eee Te ee

nes

|

r
"SREY E SEE
tares may be burned. Come to the sup - per. come to the
reign on the _ earth.

NaN
23a ose ss See ere |

: a

2222 Si en 5 Sea es Soe ee Be
cry it as - loud. Come to the sup - per come to
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Tite EASUIES Le LS Gas ea cm fot Sealants Pas oe toe
SS SSs == ——— ?
—_———
Se |
2 Aan GH “Ae arr
sup - per, Come to the de per er of Tans great reat Bride “groom, —
eee oN Dey
PSs ums == =s oe =
ste oe ee ee | 7

SuDs.- _per, Come to the sup - per of the a Briiecaeogen

yee se ee tepirera RS
2 _Seraeer RS Baa Sa a Sf

No. 30? CHELTENHAM. :
P. M. (Page 397.) Arr. by T. C. GRIGGS.

tt ee gee ——ae MASE y RESET THD TAS
iw Can oe mame Lae, eet eaoee g Y “Pre ge ee

Row ay ee go with me, be- yond the sea, Wherehap- pi-ness is true, ©
f There, on those ev - er - last - ing hills, And in the se -leys fair,

a ee —S—_-}-__|— 4 NaS
: ane Va Ane fad MF SRNR GG TUE GO BF -A, Y
j (= — a ea —fes = ae
ee ee

tr: There Is Is - - rael’s sons, 80 gles et op-pressed, _Are pure, free, tree, hap- -Dy te

: Dike Sse 3 GE ELE SRE ———

coma = ae ee

1-4 — 9s FF =

a Ne Bader rt: Spee ACEP ET NaN ams
issuer ea oe Piamaene ona ea es

“Where Joseph’s land, _ blest re God’shand, In- vit - ing waits for you.
Be - side the gurg - ling fountain rills, We'llbow in hum-ble prayer,

o ae ere peters
Se ee
SM Oe ee i Te i ENE JOURN. Oe (STE

ee
And daughters, in true vir- tue dressed, Do wait to wel-come you;
Py cece el © gee SC ROCTADY PLM OUETNRURUOTTEN CASWELL
; 9:4 Sas er pe mae eer a Ae Soe —
| en lee Rewer! aa Mf | eaeer Einar mee SRST Ei SMeNRTN JE Sev Marana
s—s
ome —— = oe eee See ee
See ae ee O~ -—g—te 7 [ay ea 7? Bee

With joy-ful hearts you’ you ‘llun-der-stand The bl blessings that a - wait ae there.
And praiseour God in joy - ful strains,That we are safe- ly gathered there.

To greet you with a kindred hand, and with you ev - ’ry good to share.

FEATS <5) SEL, CAGE PE RUT SPAT TSE 0-9 —9—9- ” [RD oN AD, A EE
ae ee ee a ——

_REnwy Biel ones ll eUEERy ENS Poa a
a re =e. f
|S gece i eee
I know it is ~- the promised land; My nome my mae is. there.
\
oh en ee == a sa Ne Pr
pe PN ER TEN Ce ——s— Speer OO Fe en
Seemomer nia Pree i Teese Spee yess ~~ g— ee a
I know it is the promised land, My home, » my homeis _ there.
So a Sn [oy akan a eS acuapr ORs
te 8 F-—__ —9 —o aoe ame 2 #—# =
SER MMMM TONG TSA BADER SENSE Mea a A PMR RUTEET Garp fe pa

No. 303. CLAYTON.

: & ae eee ee Se ee

P. M. [Page 390.]

oe J Sy Sy Sas a Le Maen 32 Searles

© Se ae BT OP A ER A TE SS LN SA

1. When first the glorious light of truth Burst forth in this last

age,

2.How many on Mis-souri’s plains Were left in death’s em - brace.—-

ee SS cr eS GET eee

: 38. And in Nauvoo, the cit - ait - where The Tem - ‘em - ple cheered the brave,
oIRA oe ae oo A SE (area a a ee RE
CoA MSGi el a a eT i a Ree kA ae
a Ii ie Sey Ge Bn a a a a a ee Be
cai eeeeree tees eee et

How few there were withheart and soul T’o - bey it did en- gage;

Pure, hon-est hearts,to good to live In nas a ie ed_ place.

a oe eee Se ee
ae = 2 = ee oa Bo

i=

4
ts

Hundreds of faith - ful Saintshavefound A cold yet peace - ful

cae a 0 Se es aoe ne Ca
Pp et

SE 0 ee OY =F
a
ag fee eee Sos Ga ce eS Gg A eee ee en
Yet of those few how ma- ny PAs passadtronl earth a- way,

aay: tN 8. pion 3
es deaf cice emer ea

| eee

ee

ee es

And are they left in sor - row And doubtto pinea - way?

2 a eT a ee

o--¢.—_ @-—_6.—_ 0 0-6. o_o 3
And there they noware sleep - ing Beneath the sil-ent clay;

ee

Saar — SSS SS

a ES SE es a

=
- a a
ee ee sy

grave;

fe 3 Bl ee

But

—
errerenian

in their graves are sleep - ing Till the Res-ur-rec-tion day.

no, in peacethey’resleep - ne Till the Res-ur-rec-tion day.
EES SS oe Sea thy ;
| a s— = a
65-— fee cetimy aie P —_s— ,—-|+——_
roca dc gar ge gs 38k eee
P | )

soon they’ll share the glo - ries of ah Res-ur-rec-tion day.
SSS
ee ta —— see Paes Moe |

\ ; 3 CLAYTON.

(Concluded. ye

rit Prey TSEC SEOERRESUSE IN VES a Gee Pere Bae

A ee
| dmeunsinemmes eineed Yeicuacmwces famtcos cee Ge ee

: ‘THis the Res - ur- ree - tion day | And in their gravesare —

: Till the Res - ur-rec - tion day. Oh, no; in y2ace they’re

‘ | N
eee Oe —~— = - —$ ——— ,§ x
a ete a as aera pee pee!
RN Bel MRT, ATI NE A) EY ee

‘ | ee eat

Of a” Res- ur- rec - tion’ day! But soon they’ll share the
> Walaa Pane ee er rere pee mec = = ————
(Sse et ia ae Se es

sleep-ing Til the. es... iss ree. tion. 2 day!
sleep-ing Till: the “Res- «our iefrects soma. daa
eS NATO ee LEN Ed eee oe iE RBS cae
eS ae As @ = - _—_— |]
ae ——————erl |
——— SSS ee ee ee
py y |
: glo - ries Of a Res 2-0, 000, =) are C ig) att one aan
———— a SS on ———
a ee ee
No. 304. DAWNING.

Pp. M. (Page 165.)

ar Do what is anaes the day-dawn is breaking, Hail-ing a
2. Do what is right: the shackles are ee ing; Chains of the

ig) wale meen PT Ee —— a= ae SSF =

SS —_——- —>

ae aks ayy me es Ea >> memcnanegs Srfee2 Siege tee
3. Do what 1 is right: be faith-ful and fear-less; On-ward—press

) 7 ae Ms ie
De a Nor = DARE ANNE WS TA PO (nc a pre pe eS
: 2S ee Sie ces oe eee

r paisa Bereta aa ee PA Pe ae pet RT A =m

pa etree See = Se
fu - ture of free-dom and light: An-gels a - bove us are'si- lent notes
bondsmen no lon-ger are bright; Lighten’d by bls soon ae cease to be

ee eee eresete er
BASES SKS ENON UE ON LE nc EE oS er eee 7 cme a=
t+ +t : i ia

__ on-wal -ward, the the goalis in Ho Eyes that are wet nc now ere Se ng will be

= [= Soerae ied aes ag —_]
-s— F= Se QEREa ler) tt

DAWNING.
(Concluded. )

iota zee es (ea oi SE es oes age ae
| nn a ew Oe a 2S a ae a ete Eee

—

‘tak - it ing Me Of © ey". ry ac - tion; ~ Do what is” iene: Do what is
gall- ing; Truth go - eth on - ward, Do i ed is eneny

| ms =a Se at ===

SS

tear - ieee SAME SE 8 wan You in io -ing ey ee naar Do what is

Tae er

cae aE Bi eee am

4 4

Soe CIR Sanwa BA eS 2 aa SE ar ge ee
a = ee — ee
| right: jet the con - ae en low; Bat-tle for ns in
1 eee | 8: ° 2 2 eee | PALL aot ns a
Cae ee TT, RAG a MAME oa Le OO
= are ==
joc eo Se 8 SSeS g Se Or Oe ee
right let the con - se - quence fol - Tos Battle for freedom in

FESS ae Sy

——$— re Sr ee

(ee se ; = ——

spir - “it and might; And with stout hearts look ye forth till to -

CSS. aS

= or
spir - it and might And a stout hearts look ye forth till to-

thea

jes 0 a = ———
Oo SS ee a Ne SR AN ALD 8
ie ee eee ee) oe ee
So
T Seen Ga will pro - tect you; 3a io what is cent
cone seen ee Gira xe a, A NG RE OT
2a = — 1 Se
Ti i i a —_s- 2
mor- row, God _ will pro - tect you, do Ww what 1 is” Tight.

on 2 =e —— ce Se po es ———

_ Neg. apie oe a

No. 305. : DAVENPORT.
P. M. (Page 180.)

ay ae dance Aone ae amr doiaer ck sretrs ae =
a Py
1. Comeall ye sons of God, who have re - ceived the Priesthood, Go
2. Come ny ye svatter’d sheep, and list - en to your Shepherd, While
A ee —
ace baer TSS ‘- Pee ake — Se
ae sae er =p é—__s—__6—__ 0 — fea pa a

3. Re - pent aud be bap - tized, and have your sins re - mitted; And

Di $79 me ae ee eee sf pp =
Se

af a

Sse

—— pe
spread the ae pel wide, and gath-er in his peo-ple; The
you the blessings reap, which long have been pre - dict-ed; By

ee ee ee REED AIELN opt aan ee a ead Sine eee
i eg @—-—-§--- -g-----4@-—_

BSS SSS

get the Spir -it’s seal— OO then yon’ll be u- ni- ted: Go,

| ie ere ae Sees

SS ee
i oe

EE SS oo i ee

lat - ter - day work has be - gun, to gath-er _ scat-ter’d
pro-phets long it’s been fore - told, he'll gath- er you in-

giade eattiaiey rises Satori emenne LeMay
ee a asanRS neha TAN epee
Se ee os aug $$ ee
CO
cast up- on Him all your care, he will re- gard your
aC , EER AE ce EERE BRIN RESIGN eo SIP CT ees
OF ee Soe ee
Sg gg ee ee ee
eee eT Se Ea Sal Wan Pana Sia Ae WE Ee te
Soiueee eee Fe Se ————— el
+H oe

Is - rae] in, And bring them back to. Ti sol, to praise the Lamb.
to his fold, And bring you home to Zi - on, to praise the Lamb

NoPE a eee ha itiains Oke PAM en ye
Dremip SAN eg Oe ING Sa ate ROAR Se ae
gg eg fp —- 2 ——g—o—-#_| -____ #@ -__
a a Sey every pe see TS ge ore
WY 7 y) es ae

humble prayer, And me Zi - on, hs poe the Lamb.
3 Ba ged ee is
8
el = a ee a a = |
ee ee ee ae 4

No. 306. KVAN.

, P. M. [Page 68.] E. STEPHENS.
pe TET eae Pad a —
2 — —$— pe =e eee

1. A- way with our fears! the aa morn-ing ap - pears, When an
2. With thanks I re - joice in thy Fa-ther-ly choice. Of my

#3 ae eg EN Se el
G2t- h Se SS — re 9-8-9 — — Sere pe ais
oe

sing of te grace from my ode ii - est days, E - ver

oOo, @-* ee
5: = ee
Se Se Se ee —
<
Heit ——— te ——— ae
a ee Ee
SE ee eee ee ee ee ee eee
heir of sal - va - tion was born! Seon re ho - vah
state and con-di- ticn be- low aes If of parents — i
3 — ay ae
ig | e
a re
| ¥ y
near to al - lure and de- fend: Hither - é oi hast
nf 9
Rare @___@— ——_| e:—__e—(e—_ 42__#-
ee eee
| i par arr Re entre
ee ee es ge Oe
see — epee en r ye —
came, for his glo - ry Te Gate And ‘tor him: I with
came who hon- ored thy name, ’I'wasthy wis - dom ap-
) 7 ETE SECs OE : ao oe pees O21 pst
SS —E
Sean |e a ya MODE + ———.- —
been my pre-serv - er from sin, AndI_ trust thou wilt
a og gs ee a oh a $ i
ey Sega ee a 7a RS EONS:
ite ay es eT ae ae ate aman BSc” mE ==
Ue aubr neo or ae 2a eae SE ae
| sing - ing re - turn. rate can him I with sing - . ing re - =
pointed it so. “Iwasthy wisdom ee - point - ed it, “’so.
gp 5a fo ee eee
eee —fo— te g— iSeeli Ss eee os oo
| save to the end. -And ‘ trust ae wilt ae to “ end.
‘2. —

SSS SS Se

No; 307 ERASTUS.
P. M. (Page eel)

eee ee
a eee ——— = ep ne

1. An an - gel came down fromthe man - sions of glo -ry, aie

; 2. A hea- ven - ly ue a book?) "full btoftimanrer= 16,5 teh
ee) sea
: eee ees ee eh Seton SA oe
: a —-8.— 26.6 —I— eas i ie e—-{s—e re
ligaeess apr an ais eee
4 on; list-en, ye isles, and give ear ey’-ry nation, For
ra 3 eae F RNS LONGER, PSEC
sence ee Se MRE PRA TL a
SS —— aie eo ——
A ___ ae
told that & re - cord was hid in Cumeor- oo Cee - tain - Ing the

speaks from the dust ee the power of the Spirit; <A voice from the

ier = == 0S ===

ir

great oe - wait you in_ this gen-er a- one ; ite kingdom. of
UseD ee ee ee ee ae
2 ee = ee eee AMAT, (ESE ala Gi
| ee ae pa -9>—_a—_ ns
' ie — Sor a g— 3 ——
go SSS SE
~ ful- ness of _ is : sae Gos- pel, And al-so the cov’-nant to

Sav - lor, that Saints can re- Phe on, Towatch for the coe when he

| => jo — 2 —_@—
| — = See SFA ae i Te

y
Jes-us in Zi - on shall flour-ish, The righteous will gather, the

se ange gene

| a = oof | Pee eRe

pe en es

gather his peo - aes ai - ci O Is-raell in all -youra -—
bringsa- galn Zi - on.

ee

EETe Ss Brie Jae oe

wicked musi veriss. “O Is -rael! oO Is-rael! in eri your a -

peo ———

es: <t Goe a were!

*The hyma on page 191 may also be sung to this wune.

KRASTUS.

(Concluded.) _
| eas ee 9 22)" Seb) ey aay ees
= ‘ pee aoe ee SF -—
| ‘Did - ings, “Pre - pare for your Lord, when yan hear these glad ti -dings.
i es ‘eit: Was Galeokee 2: 1 Le aN
=a a ae
eperme me ee es ee Oe o-— 9... Bc Na
me ie 7] v
bid-- ings, Pre-pare for your Lord, when you hear these glad ti -dings.
S) a ae (2__ @= a rr
ee ee ee Sonn ae A j{—4——
— ee egg
No. 308. HZRA.
P. M. [Page 369.] GEO. CARELESS.
epee Pei (= [0 Baa
: ge cee a ates st
ies See Pa - ther in hea-ven, and dear kin-dred there, How
2. Yet. let me not mur-mur, nor scorn = de - nae Of thy
ee ri aa ea see
(atk oa ——=- —.— 3 gong Pale detainees =
eg gg —¥§ — =Z—3= —@—e-
S |

3. And when rhen through h thy — I have s - ished the course Thy
DSC Zoe ar sa as ee
ee eee Scar ae a = AU AE

= : een aera
a a eed aes ie ="
ie seco fe os ga as = as =
long How long shall my spir - it ex - ist In these re - gions ns of
pur- Ofthy pur-pose in-tend- ed in me; Thouhast sent me,a
———- Sea se” oe
measles ir i!
a Taig 8 ain = s—¢

love Thy love has ap - point: ed ‘s ie That spir-it a-

ener ee
oa —- eee Fear | |

sor - row, this world of es “pair, "Where. men in re- bell - ion per-sist?
spir- it e- ter - nal-ly thine, .Toin- Sea -it a bod -y _ for thee.

Gs a : aa Bass v2]

gain willre-turn to its source, And withGodsthro’e - ter - ni - ty be.

: J = SS SS Sera ae

No, 309.) 5: FAR-WEST.
P. M. (Page 285.)

fe 2G 5-0 > SS ee a ener
fae ees ee oh Fh i

1. The pure tes - ti - mo-ny poured forthin the Spir -it, Cuts
201g not the time come for the Churchto be gathered In-

er ers rs es es ee nee
(eee Rae gee ae gS eg CE a ey Se eee
ae ag ee _ se ee ey ee 1

3. Then blow ye the trum - pet in pure test - ti- mo- ny And

D5 ————— Game apie ea o —— a n

zaas (6 6 eee
—{—__A— Re ——— .»§ ——n— eee —-
-——~—4, — 4s {--+-< >=} #=—- o——_9——9 ——_6—
alae eee
like a keen two-edged sword; And hyp-o- crits now are most
to the one Spirit of God? Baptized by one Spir-it in -
SENS UN Tes 28 sae) bh Si ee
eee a SS ek a =
SO ga gg ge as oe ee ee
let the world hearit a - gain! ilps: come ye fr from bab-y - lon,
Y:-+— SN NP a Os mg remem ee
a wg eee be EE gee SCA os —s—s—
Tete RR SB <8 ps ke Peay ie SER BE PERLE Fr qe
ag gg 8 | 0 O_o — 9 —_ 9 —_- 0. ——_} - —
fe ee ee ae ——F yy ee oe es
sore-ly tor- ment - ed, Because they’ Thaw re conuemnedby the word. The
to fe one bo- dy, Par- tak-ing Christ’s flesh and his blood, They
pli ee
ie Os A eon ae a ee ee he PRG ISTE

Egypt and sod-om, And make your way 0 - ver the aes And

+0 __»>_9 ___ 9 — —9 ——______9—_[- .—_A— Ne 9 Ne
yD: S47 aie ee Fier aner ee he fe Wa ooe eae
—\—s NSE NON ee Ns —— eee
eres eg Ft <2 Se are &-

pure tes - ti- mo-ny dis - cov - ers the dross, While wicked pro - fess ors make
ia in one oe ea which makes them all see They’re one in Christ Jes- us wher-

oe on your ar- mor, yeSaints of the Lord ie Gas will di - rect you e

| —— RN Ne Ne ee
Sass o—o — @——_a— é—o— 0 _o—e- =o i ee

FAR-WEST.
: (Concluded. )

light of the cross: But Bab-y- lon trem-bles for fear of her loss.
ev - er they be, The Jew a the Gen- tile, the bond and the free.

e De dee NSAIN PUR INAS kh Re pe oe Nea
a= SS oro af f= |
ae SS 8 8" 6, gg > ogg
his liv - ing word; The pure tes - ti - mo - ny will cut like a sword.
2 peerage Po ——— |
Ws or ee Areva a AR
No. 310. GLENDALE.
P. M. [Page 343.]
ba oe es Sone reer ea geek Se ee eee eps
tet ee ee PS IN a cial JT Rie ANE Gl
| Cees Rae Pic STay ean 0 EA ede TS PTE
1. The time is far spent—there is lit- tle re- main-ing To
3 2. Shrink not from your du - ty, how -ev- er un- pleas- ant, But
ey ae peacrseatas Noga pe SEE SE OR Be ee
me gan (el aoa ea ee eg ies en ge gee
——— 6 sg gt ae a o——
: 3. What though, if _ the fa - vor of nee man pos-sess -ing, This
a a
(2 ¢—_—_»—s— 9 ——_ o_o — eee C1 C Oe

(is Ty ery mer any aaa aa ee hep ee

12 Sg aut (os erm o-|-0—_@,_0—_o—_|-e—
pub-lish glad ti - dings by by sea sea and nd by lan land; Then ome ye her- alds! go
fol - low the Sav -ior, ees pattern and friend; _Our lit - tle ‘af - flic -tions tho’

eee ee ee Nog Ne
—§-e- cape eae ee gg go bg 6-o—_o— 9 -4-s—_o—
—o- —- 3——__—_-—_—_"-e—_ 6-6 -e—_0 __©_-6-4—__o—

+ a ee en 2 ©,

world’s bit- ter hate you are call’dto endure,— The an- gels are waiting to

=o: SSS Noo Nee

oa ee eee ae 2a a oe

a L226 SS 2 Se See

a a a ae —s en
a oan ees eas Je le eC

for - ward pro-claiming— Re: -pent Ais the kingdom of heaven’s a at ee
pain- ful at pres-ent, Ere long,withtherighteous in glo-ry will end.

Re i 91 Ene ee EET OTS 5 ie, cee Nisa Noe Ae Ne eRe hee
—— Se SSS Sa Pes ae oo" cee ee AE =]
Fj} — —_ —_ 4} 4 $2. - & eg
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Ce 0 aa © oO © — —- - gy — —- 85
| crown you with blessings; Go, brethren! be taith-ful, the promise is sure.
| 2-
Baages. Sea ee 20S (Ne T_T Pe
= Saar C0 aC sera Be “reac F el
SS SS SS — id as ee SS SS

?

ING, “onl: GRANTSVILUE.

P. M. (Page 92.) E. STEPHENS
Ma‘stoso.
Se co Se encaN Ae Doe, Tybee ee APE ty fas “et Zak ata
2 eee er eee 2

1. For the strength ofthe hills we bless the, Our God, our fathers’ God; Thou hast
2. At the cents one foul 1 op-p Been ors, We haye borneand suffered long; Thou hast

3. Thouhast led us re) in ee thy mountain bulwark stands, As the

SN Neg es erie ee 2—e—9-0- TERN BMPS OE Gs esa
== Z cman eee ee ae ———_——

Suey RSL SONY HT =
made thy children might- y, By the touch of the mountain sod; Thou hast
been our es in pers: And Nakata lS mas us strong ; ’*Mid

Se Dy age hc A eNO eter oa Ee PAT eel LE al Vcereeny” Yemeni SG Aa tah mts old ;
eS aa eee a Jamis 7 oo

eres SESS at =e eS
jae? eee ot Sear =

suardian IG the ee ones Thou hast brought from man - y lands; For the

Ca ire le oe eT aia use AR | B62 ISS ee gE ea

ea Pe eae say “ina ease 2 @ sa age ee
2 eee ee

ee eae ae te 4

Peed: tt thy chos-en Is-ra-el To ~freedom’s last a - Hodsa nae as
ruth-less foes out- numbered, Our wear-y steps we trod; For the

a
aa ena Ny — |}. 4 —_| —_e— - —
—_—1——-6—g—- 3 a — —3 —,—-- a [Sanya Teepe ee
(9=3-yaas g S =tg—*— Gl aa = Be wigs gues

_ ra -8 —8-——
rock and for the riv - er, For the valley’s fer - tile sod. Yor toed
— ee, —_-—_—_—. — —hr
SOS aaa 8 coe a= a ase —_——-_. fe i a KS
9: SS fA ROR GRASSES = hyp —

——— |

Es SEER Sc en
Sr bat the hills we bless thee, Our God, our fathers’ God.
s Gams WRes Gel eel Soe ist aaniec os tech Sn a
: N - —fN |
Soret paces paar Sr = aoigioe pas ee == =f
a2 Se

strengthof the hills we bless thee, OurGod, our fathers’

= ee =}

ee
4
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= See

No. 312. JAQUES.
\ Pp. M. [Page 71.]

1.O say what,is truth: Tis the fair - est gem That the
2. Yes, say what is truth? ’Tis the bright- est prize To which

i ES EES re ED Cr SS ee ER P
}

eae 4S csi) nA ee

ON 2 NER (RTE PSE RMT OS, —,—_—__@ id 2
a ——-\—_-4- eS —————————
ia Se a ac CAT I EOI
——— gE =a o—o-—_»—»__»—e—]
t —— 5 = Sy oe
rich-es of worlds can pro - duce; And price- less the val-ue of
mor- tals or Gods can 4as- spire: Go search in the depths where it
sheet) Nah shee Si ae ia ees ey ke oan A Mn tire Nira fa ‘
ages Good er cee SiS a een ee ay Saag
gp ig 8g -<~—ALe——-g+—- &._____ © ____g_
Sue Die Ss tel ee a eee ed OY DY A
0 rs Sane amare mi I. oO fs a é
winds of stern jus - tice he copes, But the pil - lar of truth will en-
2 2 RNa A a a wee aS AE fT EY :
aa = ee (SA i a Ae DEM AI PTS
ee Oe oes Fe oe cn cee roe pee

\

Reet ak Ses aN su eS PE
11) aa pap SRS SS Se Se ee RED |
__—@ feeas ec FONE SESE, am nen meyer A ols
pet 77 A eg tien neh RAR OR NOUR AURNEN ACHE
truth will be when The proud mon - arch’s’ cost - li- est
elit - ter - ing lies, Or as - cend in pur - suit to the
ee Ne IR a sie er Ta NS oN
wy Pee Se SS Gg a ea
a - — e——_ec —|-©__g 2 ——_¢--—
—__—8——- -6, —-_g—_8 6——a—_-| e___—__0-—___g-—_ 9 ____©_¢—_
rs ey mar Sore Sai, yeah
dure to the last, And its firm - root_- ed bul - warks out -
0 SSSA Se ae cas rae ed ec A ee
eee Pg aa TERRE

{ot camer o--—@ giles g og @eT gg P a JET SLIT

pees DREN ES SS Sa SE BA 1 ee jee Ey Ta —}—__&__ Oe ae

| LG een es any + 14 =|
dio -- gece fdem Is cuunt-ed but dross and re - fuse.

ee ere am ee ihr et Nae

——-g ——-g.— 6—-g—--. —-e *—é@— g—__3.—_,— | —_____—_-
oa heme esl caer rte A ARG AP ae SOR kee ————————
stand the rude blast, And the wreck of the fell ty - rant’s hupes.
0 EES SoS PO Nd OY Fe a CTF
—_——————
SST EP A a a FR

— —j—?

INO. co Lage JOSHUA.
P. M. [Page 71.]

Faas me Gs ere ews ers presume aes os ae
1S Se
LL CN eer ee. NL ea Ee DER

1.0 say what is truth? ,Tis the fair - est gem ‘That the
2. Yes,say, whatis truth? "Tis the bright - est prize To which

= BOR al seers us ha en a DEN 5,” +~—+—
= === == ae == =

gS 2 oe en

Zp gg ee -§ 6. 6 4 ke
Eee ey er aii ee

SESW NU WRT ALEVE OGG

| tat RE ELIT Sa

ae ge jana Yan Ese] = Rit ss REAR BOR
| ee ae — EES a

rich-es of worlds can _ produce: And priceless the val-ue of
mortals or Gods can. as- pire: Go _ search in the aepthe where it

[Peers Me Cornea Se
| == ee ee e a oe epee or!

winds of _ stern jus - tice he copes, Bu. Buthe pil - lar of as ean if
Een ETP

ee a es es ee eS —— a

| os elie
fia Se a: ——le—— ARATE ABO WA WEES SD SAS AAT Pf
[D: eae ey —— 2S : =

a) in EL arenas ER am MEIN sa I SN SE eee ead
tet ae tena PSOE PNT a cae een pI fe Pima
— — — -—-\y _ —_—+ ——

truth will be when The proud monarch’s cost - li - est
glit - ter - ing lies, Or as - cend in pur- suit to the
: KS IN es é
| es ee SN eee ee
1 ee Eman ee eae feo age
dure to the last, And its firm - root - ed bul - oes out-
= pee zt eae oh — i
SET eae a ee Cas
PO ne pee PR PURER (9 Reems ge eg
2S ree eet me See ee
Eee are ee eee Pgs oe a a a a a
di o= 2a -> denis count -ed but dross and. re -
lof - test skies, ’Tis an aim _ for the ras - blest de-
: N — —— oo,
| Se
| GR eo oem “Roseet e St
ane
stand the rude blast, And Re wreck of the _ fell tyrant’s

SS ee SS ce

3
a DENN es ies Sc nites | SERS oO A Saisie als Po Ok ag ae
| Se Ean ae — foci ee

JOSHUA.

(Concluded. )
oe ES ey Ee
——— ——|
= rate ali ca SS A a ll OS in TR
Is count- ed but dross and re - fuse.
"Tis an aim ee me wea - blest de- sire.
—A—8-- ——— st — SA Seas
——
a Pia mae io a eee ge 2 Pee ee
rit.
And the wreck of the fell ty - rants hopes.
——— 3p ae eee ee
— a a WB ek ee any, ae eee Soe orn
No. 314. JOSEPH THE SEER.
PM. (Page: 337.) NEU“OMM.
ge moderato. sila a SOLO. Arr. _ Arr, by E. ES Bs
= 5 ae “_e- iS °__~@— 0-H Ts arr ee =f Bee
Fite Raby le Geen p naar aae Saeed an ease mew yea
1. The cane the Seer, Jos- eph the Seer! ll sing of ae pene
2. The Saints, the a his ho - ly pride, For them he lived, for
| as aru ~ tra 2
{ 2 See @-_ 4 = é.— — =o o ep aes igi? a4
wae Js 6- a eee — 2, "a Pace lis ere mela a
P. tee « rm

: 22 2
fo.) 6 — -*e%e-%e
eee eee ee ee

rll a rae S: a, ee, Wa meyer teaaenchitee Spee 3

fj SS ——— |

ev- erdear! the Pro - phet ev - er dear! q uae
them he died! he lived, for them he died!

His e- yual now can-not be found, By search-ing
Their joys were 1118, their sor- Bhs too; He loved the

= 2 eee = pled va
di-y-—e—_—_--—_— Sal Uy
=e =SS—-85 = as fas can
oo NEBr ay tes aioe
7 SSS a Sr gig a te
Tas e see eee SS esas! tener ae

17 over.

: bel OSEPH THE SEER.

(Continued. )

a — ae ae

the wide world a - round. , With Gods he
Saints— he loved Nau- voo. Un-changed in

soared _ in the Bee fe And men ae taught
_ death, with a » Bay lor’s abn sie ve their cause

wee >
heav’n-ly way, Andmen he taught the Meee way. The
courts a - bove. He pleads tneir cause in the courts a - bove. The
| N
aS Te —f__,-—
=i07 Seve i aa oer oy oat ee eee aD MEAG BCS Ie
i a a ORL
a | Baer Oh
Se aan Ae
—\ —# *__g—__- Sab eee soa ta AL
fe = ==== 2 oe ae
eee ee ae Sores =e
) earth- ly © Seer! the heav’n- et Seer | love fo cl rea < “his.
| Seer, the Seer! Jos - eph the Seer! 6, how love his
Se = es <page ;
cia Baers é,—4.— 6- =o Saas ew
6° —— ——- gs 9; gues Sat Epa RE

Patiala Fae .
—— =e = =p — CF a 5

JOSEPH THE SEER.
(Coneluded. )
— oe SNS -_—— >

in A aa fee “Saoae a eee es |
oe ee og 5 2a aor eon — ba Da

mem-or- y dear: The chosen of God and the friend of man, He brought the

mem-or- y dear! The just and wise the pureand free, A ‘ - ther he:
NNN NEE
a ee —— ‘Aa al
le Aap ahah TE eer Ne A A
(C5 ek ARE Geo Aid VE AM Woe Y
a a Bam = a= [2
Oa a Ps 0 ae LST, Re Wee e ag - Z
SOLO
CLT URN RN I
{1 —-— = === wtp snot @- 8g
6° _ Bh gg —@- —— ieee sear
Priestho~d back a - pain: He gazed on the past, on the
was and is to me. Let fiends now rage in
ERASE OEE)

Srey Ie
PgE Crest. ——"

er ee > — a
9) Soe Serer eres ere erases

pres - ent too, And he And Gs Ge ne heav’ Sate world to
their —e hour— No matter, No matter, be is beyond their:

evel aaa ee A
| ofa, -9-9-|#-* §-s—a ta —8-8-8-8 by =—s-
east nate == 6-5 lite 2 See cE a eee =e

f 2 pd re
eee !

"aC TSS DP is A A A E! Ls a Swe ne eee eel
sarees Siffre = eu eign fam
re —9-—— 6-6 ——_—- ee

CHORUS.

ar eae opened And opened the heav’n-ly world to view.
power. No matter, _No EM IE, na e our - youd oe power.

3 rar on ae

| ae y
ei /- a4 =
= Se ae — — =

Ks
|

No. 315. LIBERTY.
P. M. (Page 376.)

a

a "ran Be ee, oe

mney yo moun - tains high, where the clear blue sky Arch- es
2.Though the greatand the wise all ‘hy beau-ties des- pise, To the ~

! a BIN EN OT ee BEES 2 SSD ena J
— = a Nw
LS —s,— 0 —o — i Re Oey ere NN SLO WNC
| aa=e ————— 6 $:— 3 —3—_ —
| 3. “et iG mountain re - treat, God will strengthen thy feet; On the
ik ee a a ee : Seam ASA
SS ps NeNNa re =
2, J <j | —__|A___} —__|___,_—_-@- | @____@:__@__@ __@
Zh o—o— cd emer Se Pavaan-eamerawatome cone

— ai ee ae piss gg ———

= Pras ean Re ees (OE paso SNe oa eae on eee
a oer See ae ae ee

o-ver the valesof_ the free, ‘Where the pure breezes blow And the
humble and purethouart dear: Though the haughty may smile, And the
N N
—y—-—_— A—_A— 4 — 4 —\—-\ ——_|___S—_ —_N\—
Goa lias Steg cs ee ee eae eee
—g— 9 e— a a ig ee pes

— &
necks of thy foes thou Shae) Attd their sil - ver and gold,as the

= ti a pn . DD —————
is ana pt Tae = eae rn yer Pere a
| A CM FUR ARP ERE ICE HOE Ze ese RC ARES Perce
: clear streamlets flow, How I’velongedto your a to flee.

-wick-ed re - vile, Yet we love thy glad (nee ae en

Prophets have told. Shall helnotenie ae to a - dorn Thy fair a

19:4 ee eee
2 See a eer eee ee aa See oes

S——- ——
Sp pap ee = eee ee
=+b—__56—-9——]- —9*-3a— >-—9*-—9- +-9—-—@* —9—-_9-—_\_-»
Aare RET ONTEEY EMERY 1 | PNG NE AS NG AAR Us ES 9, ——
O Zi-on! dear Zion! homeof the free; “My own mountain home nowto

QO Zi- on! dear a5 home of the free; Though thou wertforcedto fly to thy

Ne Na
ea! Zi[7= =

OQ Zi- on! dear ii homeof the free; Ex he tow-ers will shine witha

Cli alate a ce mpeg oan gry A Seo Ce RT ee
pepereees ce ee —— =
Cc PR RN),

— | ee )—-—-g@—
——— ee e
einien eee pa a partie et ibe EE BN SE SSE
‘

‘LIBERTY.
(Concluded.)
aoe pe eee ae SS SSP ees

)}—_—_@——--6.; —_@-—__-_ 0 _- 0-9 __-_| o-——__- 9 _- 0-_--0-—_--z.._ 6
ES er

-—- *'\L/—
thee I have come, All my fond hopesare cen-tred in _ thee.
chambers ou high, Yet we'll share joy or. sor - row with thee.

Fal
=n a ae eee <a sos SSS fm BMS APO poke
SSS SS
—_——_ @—_——_-@ . —-9@ __o-__34,—__a-—_- we 4—— 4——} | - —
wo _—— o—_-4-——_- anh Seerare Gg) Man oF dm aos

Ww
splen - dor di - vine, And e - ter - nal thy lo - ry shall be.
Pe i er — - —_—_———_ —————$- A —_ —__——
2 — 3 — as 3 a — — FN +f
ee

‘No. 316. LUCAS.
P. M. [Page 51.]

SESS Ss

Come let us a-new our journey’ pursue, Roll round with the
2. Our life as adream,our' time as a_ stream,Glides ae a -

a

ae ee “6 o—o.—o-e-—_o— oo —_e.—o—_'e____—
3. © thateachin the day of his coming may say "I have fought my way

ir Dpto Soman <= Spe a fa are bee panes
aera ae ‘See cee ed LAP ©
—— ef oO) Say Fol ce San a An Ae ae
eee
—++-—_+—_@ ——_@—-*=—_| @—__ rE A a
| year, And _ nev-er stand still | till the mas-ter ap- pear. _. His a -
way, And the fu- gi- tive mo- ment be - fus - es to wea The
be _N eee NIN a Ee)
ee
iy i eo ne eg Yaa See o- oly Ce aa ee
1 8 4. 0 4" — —é—— s— — oe
through—I have fin-ished the work thou did’st give me to do. O that
1 ES = 7\———_ , -@ —9-
9 “be. —é —— ———— ie smo etme
(Seg Soo ee pine aaa el GEL

ee hk - pee : =|

p-|-_#__»—_, -e——_e—_e— Sal Su ca i i pm Mah a aE
Se a = Saag epee nega =e
ey
dor - a - ble aan let us glad ly ful- ‘Al, And our tal- ents im- prove,
ar- row is_ flown, the moments are eone, Hae unten By - al pes
bo See ee Ne Ie i ea aa ae
: SU eee Saat 6——¢-—_a— 7 ia BD os ae aaa ener ae
a a ee ee ee so = ra
e 60s 6s ps -__ 0 —___o —__*-—o- oa Ra saa
cy w Ci
each from his Lord may re- ceive the he glad, woes: ‘Well and faithful-ly: gone;
ara Oe ok 2 “ames erage i 8 ETTORE A OER
9: = ee Eg ee” == — ee 4
ga) once aoe i RE A OI, NY AG

sate

i. LUCAS.
(Concluded. )

.

By the pa - tience of hope and the la - bor of _ love.
Presses on to our view, and e -ter - ni- Bhs here.
ee eee ee =e = Pies =
—}—_ | § _—,__ am a

Ce ee ee ie eae

Peta ied

En-ter in - to my joy = sit down on my _ throne.”

be RETIN Me Prete
Boe ESN MA 2PM CY RAR’ OE ane
eee cee ee

By the pa-tience of hope and the la - oe & love.

Pres- ses on to our view, and e - ter - ni- ty’s here.
Nin Ue NGo N__
= ———_ ——_ a SN AG WIE fsysceey yw
2 an A meee MT mS A - fT WTS NY a ileal a Te
eco ae ee eee emer
ET A ARE ASE ATER ces ——-@—-g— Set
Enter = in =to <.smyi joy and sit down on my ae
age 89 9 — 0 — — - _
- pt — 0 gp ae NN ag [oie Ee =|
sc vee ates inde en —— 4 —s Panel 8 SaMONRIEY DEBT PS) REIT F
MICHAEL.
Moderato. Bi (Page 375.) C. J. THOMAS.

Pee =e ep aa Sa caine

a Pee aane of Michael, he ap- p-proaches! Rise; th’Eter -nal Fa-ther greet:
2. Sons i HOE = ms a Rolls a ee wheelsa-long!

See ae ey

3. Mo- ther of our gen - er -a-tions! Gionene by greatMichael’sside;

pa

| a = ae a =e aaa ey

———

i
‘ew

RS aS

Bow, ye thousands, low be- fore him; ae - is - ter be- fore his feet;
| Raise a - loft your voices million a tor - (eae power of song: aa
7 a aaa Se tay. a te
a A Ka ae t —- ins re Hy
G2 fishes ae
Take i slacker S - dor- a - ee End-less i thy | herd pre- wae

Fe ed |

*

MICHAEL.

Quicker. (Concluded. )
| 2.5 Sa, PUPS a pee a WE Beer ana
(hase
| Hail Hail the Patriarch’s glad glad reign, Hail Hail the
Hail Hail our ae Bee music Bort Hail oe Our me.

(ae = SS == saan ee =

1st ies pp 2nd time ff

Lo, Lo, to greet thee now ad- vance Tol lo
——
Aware $+ — —
2 Oe —>—|_ @— ——eigy a
snigasrriarsee Sere oe a
—-—— oe
i =
Pan - tri- ea ane reign, ‘Stab - lished now o’er sea cea and main !
head with mu- sic soft! Raise sweet me - lo - dies - loft!
|
=e scerete Soe gee
Brera: T -_ Tea = eres ee .
greet thee now ad-.vance Thousands in the joy - ous dance!
2a Sa roe ee
—= -\ -g—f SSRs i ee al ee ——_—-*.
| pees ete ae SE SE Sc SR a
No. 318. NAISBITT.
: SOLO. 5% P. M. [Page 408.]
* es <8 eas Seen NS fn
ee ee Ne —N\— {>= ——— —\—A —\-—-| —____;
Ee SoS

1. How swiftthe monthshave pass’d a-way; ’Tis con- fer -ence a - gain, And
2. We’ve heard and we have prophesied The Priesthood yet shall hold, (As
4° The world may laugh,may madly rave, May deemthe trutha lie, And

SSS = er ee

to ELE A 55 AoA WERENT ARRIETA
2s ee er
a ah 2, SOC NGL ORO
ms |
nee eT
ee eb Nw ¢—p 040 —— [8
Ji Od ee hegre he ee -6.—o—
Zi - on’s un- told thousands come, To swell the joy - ous se ae Revs
| "twas ordained be -fore the stars To - geth-er sang of old,) The
: y see to bring up - on the Saints The vengeance they de-cry ; But we
tf ee RE Es ES RTL TL
| @: ES ———— — a:
: 2 gt
wv

—=—
59) —_—_—. _
ere

‘-

f Se ey ee ee

—_g—___—__—_—__—_—_-_9 —_—_—"_“—“—— a a a eS ee

oe.

NAISBITT.

(Continued. )
fi — aa Sasi NENT UC -Bokee 7 enw FoceT
Su Pe “PEL Ma ei 7 aS s == a a=

wake the ech-oes, slumbering—Thro’ U - tah’s blest do-main, As_ the
rule of right, and truth impart,More precious far than gold, As the —
sbeaaietas raise our ban - ner And bid it wave on pe ae ae As the

——_e— —__ _____-§—___ 4

a
! Be ec een) Avan, Te mn ae
I a
z ap = coer eer as SOME ABT DEEL PRLS i
——-— — 7 Z— $$
Saints are march -ing on vic - to - ri - ous!
ee ee oe ee ee Se
ig a ee ee oe
SSS eee ———
seas ee fata ad —2 nent erate A
Bee {eee
ese OR US.
So OO ~~
fo earnest 9— s- —-o -—4 -F4 =——+
a
Hur-rah, hur-rah, for this our Ju - bi - lee, Hur- rah, hur- rah, the
Len
ek —_-— D GarUUe Mien oe aTeI ne Sh
——- gs — AE eae aF. \VerT | —t+gs—g —_3— a —
ie =e eee tg 9: 8 ee ae
aS es oe seg 5 ee é.—_o—6.,—_e-—

Hur-rah, hur- rah, for this our Ju - bi - lee, Hur- rah, hur- rah, the

Sy, a a men re weer ee
= op a er hhh ee

Soot eta eet ome Ca out Coen nt oa eer

:

2 2 SN Nee

it SE TIT RE ST TEN TN

———
truth hath made us free, We'll :aaKe this cho- ee he from the

ONT ee EN CEN SIR EN sed
“t— 4 — —— aaa mea ee aire ae eee =

o.-—— @,----6—--6-—— ee pee es Sea Was
truth hath made us free, on Rae we Sle: rus ring, from the

| Si aoeee eeee e ed Lemaan acer ienseme voces Gy

Ee eee

NAISBITT.
(Concluded. )

tgif s A Sea PKS SS SS SSS ees eee a Soe ee
See oe ee Ses Saas as Some hos ire seiaray”samplan? fone 2 oo
east to west- ern ern sea, And- oe a thro’ the earth, vic - to - ri - ous!
l \
a a a a
Sa et a NR ae Sia a aera (sa
Se Soo ee et oe ees oe ee =
oe eee AT A a
east to west-ern sea, And march thro’ the earth, vic - to - vf - Sal
= 8 ee “|
Sh ir OSS Se — a a Le Dane Taras tee ee
INO STD, NEW SALEM.*
P. M. (Page 212.)
he eee ee SLE REIN A FA NRT oF
lan ame ee a (a a | Eee a em me Gal: Dan) sere
1. Re-deem- er of Is- “rael, Our on- ly de- light, On

2. We know he is com - eae To Cees er his sheep, And

oo eS
3. How et we have wan - wan ~ der’d ee stran -gers in si Aud
oz poe ict eessinerac ae Sees
LL LSS SNe
belies <= a a oo ee
SB We eainins Ghee WR ae ae
whom for a__ bless-ing we call; Our shad-ow by day, and our
lead them to Zi - on Z love ; For why in the val - ley of
74 OE ORS BIE at scree tra Si ane
| SSS = s = = S st = a
7 ——@ —-@ —|-g— a ee o@— @——@——-
el eee .
cried in the des-ert for thee! Our foes have re- i when our
5 ee ot ele REE ROMY BP
Ser ils | Soa Seen ee Re ec ees mead ee
WSS eee et Tee ee hy at pos a at
LA 2 RET ERA SRLS EE CPE ST Te A SEMIN SD eR ale EGS
ee ere = = J— i el |
eee ee ea eee aan
pil- lar by night Our King, our De-liv -’rer, our all!
death should aid weep, Or in the lone wil - der - ness rove?
23)
aS
sor - rows they’ve seen, But Is - rael will short- ly ; free.
a =e aa
Ze = Scars lami ped ae See et

ied ~ *The hymo von page 307 may aiso be sung to this tune.

No. 320. PALMER.*
P. M. (Page 349.)

EG oe ee ——— a @

ragaranl Sree Meee GE eM a AE jedi TER

PES 0 Serer —— ecmeene aR ew anes ae
ae The God that oth-ers wor-ship is not the God for me;
2. A Church without a Prophet is not the Church for me;

sean ee ete dE
= fa — a es,

ee A ean e without < iain Soe Se - we si alae

|b 0 ES = er

os Pic aie Won) Sagi aay 2 eae a EAST ANE aaa sa
—#_|@___#___@ g-—~ @__& _ _@ 8—-as—g—
Sine Fee ie ay ee 2 Ey AM eral oem oer eer eee
He has no parts nor bod - jy, and can - al hear nor see; - But
ue has no head to lead _ it; in it I routs | not be: But
|S ae ea ia Ne ap egies ee or —
bts, SS ee!
| 6 =——— y . == og a= we vine
| Tis like a ship dis- mast - ed, a- float up-on_ the ee an
Sy Big! lg aig ae ales ae 2a-8- Soe Ne Ns rc
Ses ane pag Sonat gma ans | GAR a aE Ml Sa Raa
| - —#___@___#_ __@ sare ores area = Sey
[5 2c ace ON A eS? seermemaiy cea ESRI © ASI SREB FIL Ta

Ive a God that relens.a - paren God of pow-er and of love—
I’ve a Church not made by man, Cut from the ae without hand ;

(eeers eee

lve a Church that’s al - ways.led With the Twelve Stars ¢-round her eae

| es Spa [PN 9 A (ne o -@ 9—@ o- se
| ES pee ee coe foes Serge: eee

ie a Somer ee
EERREREe: LEE: 1 See 7 Fran eT LT poet a aie ee oe yl

A God of rev - e- la - tion— Oh, that’s the God for mel
A Church with a and bless - ee Oh, that’s the Church for me.

So: — le Pa Pe ran re aS
——o— [ ree ie nana =e —é—s—

——§ —' 6,——- ——-6—o—
A. Church with ‘dh p00 foun-da - tion— Oh, that’s ae Church fo ie me.

; SOON eS APSO nea RRR APs 10 ratieiny
ee a ==

LE ee ORES ee eS re ee SS SE ee ee ee

oe a a es eS

* The hymn on page 352 may also be sung to this tune.

PALMER.

| (Concluded. )
ete _TURSIRIT OSA pe
a 7 aoe a Sl Sa SOSA PST Sowmeiroar —|
esas s 3) ee a ——_ oboe "
Oh, that’s the God for me! Oh, that’s the God for mel!
Oh, that’s the Churchfor me! Oh, that’sthe Church for mel!
| 4 —_j———_-\-
— —— Seana I = | 2 ——)_ __ —:
aeons Soe oan een om east oe =3——s= 9
SS es
Oh, that’s the Church for me. Oh, that’s the Church for me.
ee ee ee
Zp
No. 321. PARADISE. |
‘eae P. M. [Page 335.] AUBER.
“ 7}-—0—, 0 —o—e ar fea eee =
| pee oo) is tee eee eos Sammenas Soot ee ey a
1. Weep, weep not for me, Re - joicenowand sing ye a-
2. To smite witha rod of his ee - ane To lay Zion’s en-e- mies

be
es iC ca oa © aloe el el SRN SEN NT ac Nera
re $—3—8- = ees ay ao =the es = =

23 see dear ’ Saints, we have wan - dora: Yet, yet we will not com-

eS See ee

= See eis

loud; Pray, pray that Ju -dah’s fierce i - on May quickly des-
low; While frowns on his coun-ten- ance low -_ er, They sink to per-

2S a StS SS ee

plain; Though oft our all has been plun - dered, The (ie is our
5 ee a a a se =e SAE a AO el AMET
ol ey creme (Renee al =e A er cae aed ———

> TED? ERY
cendin a_ cloud: Haste, haste;haste,haste; oh,quickly des tea fi eae
pe - Wee and woe: Yes, yes, yes, yes, they sink to per - di - tion and woe.

SSS aS SSS a

ee <i) NN
= Sa = figs reer a: =a |

in - fin-ite gain: Yes, yes, yes, yes, the loss is our in - fin - ite gain.

be SS SSS al

ee

No. 322. PHAN.

P. M. (Page 89.) Arr. by JOS. J. DAYNES.
a a
oe See ee gare eee) a ae Saray” aaameodahs lack
oa ea Nae o——_—_ 6 A --—__—_——_6——_—
1. Is -rael, a - wake from thy long si - lent slum-ber,
2. Trem-ble, ye na - tions of Gen - tiles, for yon - der The
3. Come to the land of the moun - tain and We - rie,

I ES RD eS SD SES

ESS scicnar|
ee ee

RANTSNY LONAELTNNS PTET ET TEP” fT ROT TON 0 9 | —s——_-—¢
eo
ui eu all peas leat a eS re
. —yl oo ema! Dapezs nee Eee eee eee eee
LS ee ————— ——
a rs Ss Ace Mine SCR) Rs SER ASR BR eS ee
- Be -s -s a |
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Bor ake ecules, pen ot wih Si it Cel a Sar Ae ee
SEE NN SA AMEN EAI NITION SMR OR IG
Seo pee en ree =a) —* {——___-__A\—_—
Se pine —— —— OC ee ae @ —~es Set ee
Shake off the fet - ters that bound thee so long;
hosts of the des- pot, in bat - tle ar - ray, With
Gath - er in strength to our home in the west ;
Stat” ER FETA TE PORTIA” TES — —_ BAREIN WATERED PEL NS BY
ee Se a ey NNT MR fare eet oapoe ea os
6 =
oe
J —— = Tiesss See SY —— ad an ga a
a a Sea NNNETNT waN RDN es
1 Soe oe = = pee jon pase een 7, ear fn ese
‘pene ne op - pres -‘sion! we'll break them a -sun- der, And
en - gines of war shake the earth with their thun-der— The
Free are her sons as_ the breeze round the ae - rie—
re TA 4 =f. 5
a a, NES NET POTN IR
RIE ee — ee Fae ae a eee
ee ee gra eer oping r) @ —
a ee eee
ee eee Sana Soanoeaaess Sams core aa
aa ope aa Cases ea ——
Pe ee ee
SAE MELE Dover MNP else arts ho an RNAI as EE
ge eee ee ene
ep eS SS wea.
igor Mcparcne ge peane T ae
join with the ran - som’d in vic - to - ry’s song!
bright sword is drawn and_ the sheath thrown a- way!
Birth - place of proph - et and home of the blest.
Seon bres (We Re eae roe aoe faa ak oe
SS Se
oe — ve
pee Mg

er ee

PEAN,
(Concluded. )

rise! for the time has come, Is - rael must gath-er home,

Sound the a-larm of war, Through na - tions near and far,
Come, let us haste a- way, Here we'll no long-er _ stay;

ce o- oe
ov en en Be Te

COS ey Ei a Eo (ae ee ee ee Yaa a at A, ee Oe a eh a Sn i ye ew cela, (ORI fee ela bs
0 SEALE 7 CEE EA ES EON _ Ane yea aoa aa Badin

ee eee
| | o
———
~ es oF TENGE ¢ : ——— g-—z—-—
High on the moun- tains the En - sign we see ;
Let its dread tones be heard — o’er land and _— sea.
i400, 4 thy. beau.- ties (we're .yearn-‘ing « tq see.
ree oe 2 esa eee ee coca Ceaiaeenin Se a fe
—_- + 2 OO | —
esa ae ee ee ae er
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yer Tos ee ye, publ. 2 A ae Se 0 PR Eee, fa hw Ge
J Se ee SoS aa! RRR ROG RIA REAR IC. rms IR”
Se EE

“Feat EE @
+ co. tb Sa Beh ns
Fall’n is the Gen-tile power, Soon will their reign be o’er,
Zi - on shall dwell in peace, Is - rael will still in-crease,
Saints raise the heav’nly song, Join with the ransom’d throng,
oie eae a
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Ty - rants must rule no more, § Is - ra -el is free!
Lib - er - ty ne’er shall cease, Is - ra -el is free!
An -gel’s the notes pro- long, Is - ra -el is free!
> ]—_—-s — SS, || - een er eek eee eee ees

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No. 323. | PRESTON.
PM. (Page 89.) JOHN 8, LEWIS,

eal ee Se ee
= — ee ae |
oA? BSTC PWD" SRILA
1. Is - rael, a - wake from thy leng si - lent slum- ber,
2. Trem-ble, ye na - tions of Gen - tiles, for yon - der The

8. Come to the land of the moun-tain and prai - rie,

SS eS

a eee

EP

a a I ee
a a See ee

Shake off” the fet - ters that bound thee so long;

hosts of the des - pot, in bat - tle ar- ray, With

Gath - er in strength to our home in the west;
‘ gma Rez e

Chains of op - pres - sion! we 1 bebe them a- sun- der, And
en- gines of war shake the earth with their thun-der— The
Free are her sons as the breeze round the ae- rie—

= : oo —

ee ee ee

rN a SE GE
= bee ee eee =——a ee
eS a

join with the ran- som’d in vic - to- ry’s song!
bright sword is drawn and the sheath thrown a - way!
Birth - place of proph - ets and home of the _ blest.

A ED, OS SED

ee EEE SRE SR SE ERE RE FE RS ee er ee ——

PRESTON.

CHORUS. Moderato. (Concluded. )
fet oe a ee —_ id es
oe eee eee ee
A- rise! for the time has come, Is-rael must gath-er home, High on the
Sound the a-larm of war, Thro’ na-tions near and far, Let its dread

= peer Ne Ne NN Sees ros
(ca ear 8 ig = fa foal ae .: mar Ss

Come, let us haste a - way, Here we'll no long- er Hes : - on, thy
a

os eae SS
a

“mountains the. a “ = sign we see ; Fall’n is the Gen- tile power,
tones be heard oaeae ee land and ae Zi - onshall dwellin peace,
a oat 7
ee ape at ge oe aS = ee
Laas ss —s-$ — EE nee Gem

heauties were yearn- ing to sec. stile raise ‘te heav’nly sor:
SCLEEEP ty ET 0 1 F Ra ae A
2: iets eee oe
) Se o—ete
pigeeetan a sae ace ae = eres |

Soo. willtheirreign be o’er, Tyrants must rule no ; no more, Is-rael Tae is free!
Is- rael will oe re ee Lib-er-ty ne’er shall cease, Is-rael cay is eae !

R 3 No Ne.

aa 7” a = o— =i 2S By
Se eg to sf eats , aE a = $ gst ee reg

e

Join with the ransom’d Hee ous the notes pro-long, Is-rael. Israel i 18 fred !

pai oar ty

No. 224. ga :
6s & 7s. - (Page 194.)

fon
ee co Ee
—_\—-—|+_+- @——_@—__»——__-@ SEE 5 aes See —
Ce ——

1. Let us pray, glad-ly pray, In the house of Je-ho- a vab, Till th the.
2. What a pone will be ee At the ae eas re - sur-rec-tion, As the
rN

: ==. =p = oo ore Ha So)

By We can then live in peace, With & joy on the mountains, As the

dhe, Sa aa

..__ 2.

PATTEN.
(Coneluded. )

ear eS CE ED Cg SS ES CREED GEE So ee ee

right - eous can say, “OQ, our war- fare is ov- er!” Then we'll
Saints meetin air, In their robes of _ per- fec - tion; Then the

V
by the fountains;

earth doth in -crease, With a joy.
ee ee J ee
ioe oS eo cose ose SR PS OO acta te Pa
ee b—b a
aes (oN
pa ee ne) ff 8 GB 8
SS SS eee

dry up our tears, Sweet-ly prais - ing to- geth- er, Through the

Lamb, then the Lamb, With a God’s man - da - to - ry, Apt
N Na Tek peel ope (ah ketenes Ae feageN
—~y——_—__ 9> _g_._,, ___ gj ___@ 9 | ,___-__ @* __g 4 _
EE os Oa ge aoe Re o———** $s —__§—_ 5

world will be blest, With a joy to re- ly on, From the
rN

kes, as —— ——- Len paiva ss
#59 — 9 — 0 9 90 | 0" _ 9 0 0 0 9 —|
See Ee ee See ee

ee
pose es ——yz vy s————

great thou-sand years, Face to face with the Sav - ior.
AIM EDAD DAVEE Fills the world with his glo - ry.
lo

east to the west, Through the glo - ry of Zi - on.

No. 325. RALLY.
P. i. (Page 127.) GEO. CARELESS.
ON a
=e ee tee ee (7 ai eae ERROR ino LS
a ee

1. Up! a- rouse thee, O° Wan oe on, Wake a -

en ee
SSS a ——

a iT ee MM Gl Gk PRE eres Oa
: o- 6 Pie Sah
Y vy . ° .
2. Up! a- rouse thee, O oeau- ti- ml Zi -. on, Give the

RALLY.

(Concluded. )
- eee SSS sear eee ome Sets
~ wake, tis the war-der's déep oY) For the sea - son of Ga ber hath

= A LIT Ol oS a= ~——
ja Lo SS a ee
mammon care-clouds to the wind, When é, bu - gle’s shrill summons is—
@2--—

) ee ee 2 a
ee

za a

end-ed, And the spoiler is watchful and aad With courage e-late, and

o— 2 SR - = Stes es Sees

Ral - ly!” "fis b but oe that at sae You's ve o to o’er-come in

2 eee ce ee

heart oie be great, as ae dead-ly in -cumbrance cast down, Gird

—H

SSS — = =25

each heart and home, Then fixed he yan pur - pose, and high, With

a ——— => Seana ==

on fer Seo “ea eon ar-mor so bright,For the prize is a glo-ri-ous crown.

pe ri etd er es Oi Sn NGS .
eer eee
LB Y, gs ° $j

No. 326. SALFORD NEW.

2 : P. M. (Page 83. Dee A. OC. SMYTH. Apri aie imo
t itt
ep erie! a Y. eas ritten expressly for the salmody.
fo te ot <p aca ros anak at a a Foe a Sallis aside
ia —O— Se ial Naa B A —O- oe ee ooo eal a:
SLieiten-e* fares ied I Geet al ZoS rare ‘filo eee mene cian

ie What at ne Gentiee wildly : rage re the black war clouds o’er us lower? _
2. aon ein eae in - fan- cy, in vain They sought to to crush the germ of ‘truth;

24, GiGi aE

Pars ed Wy Key 10 few poseem yet, gloriousthought, Wit WithGod one angels we are one!

se ee 2 ee
tba zae Paice SSS

"Tis with our God they Sate iy: ae re war, ar, and seek to o’erthrow his power;
And nd shall they now their pur-pose gain When i ue the vig - or of its ie

——| | —
aoe feria Sat oe

o- g—-$ oe ee area
In In the same cause for which they fought, Undaunted, we are hatt- ling on:

sess =o ae ee =e
: cer ae Seles: = =S =e = por

Like sur - ges an - ing ’gainst t the rock In _ wild con- se - ion—vain the
Ae breth-ren, no! though hosts combine Ze dread ar- ray, God’sarm__ di -

= ret = Se eS

(a Ra ea : era a eo a ames —
| |

oo sured of tri- umph in the end— That soon our i" shall hum- =

SSS

Piu lento. Ben marcato. Legato e pp

SESS WY GT A, OY SE ner Ma coma eS ——
shock: Sa - tan, thy reign is oer! Sa- tan, thy reign is o’er!

vine Will shield us vain ae WIAthe Will shield us from their wrath!

6"! a= =e Sgt

bend, ree vic - to - ae - be won! eee vic-to- ry be aes

No. 327. WINTER QUARTERS.
P. M. [Page 58.]

es Gd eel ae a
1. Come,come,ye Saints, no toil nor la - bor fear, But with joy wend your way3.
2. Why should we mourn,or think our lot is hard? "Tis not so; all is right?

rah) Sai aoe eee ee a Sie ae — eet Sz
SESS = SSS SES

C wy
3. Weill find the place which God for us_ prepared, Far a- way in the West;.
oN a

oS a Sh I a SS eS ey een eae ple hc ae os
(ep SS Se ee ———|
2S URS eae ee ee a —Fes— 9 —— Pn a Pelle

SS —

Though hard to you this journey may ‘appear, ane as 5 your ir day. Tis
A as to earn a great reward, If we now shunthe fight? Gird
wens

a ee ean
Pe 2
39

25

ie ere ee

beet ae far for us to strive, Our use-lesscares from us to drive: Do
up yourloins fresh courage take, Our God will nev -er us for-sake; And

Gaia ace ete ee et
Saeem oo eee Jo SS SSS = a ee ae

‘make the air. with music eae Shout pres to our God andKing: A--
o-

A eee epee (Os. seam & o—0 Se a es AS
5s a ee ee

this, and joy your our hearts will swell— All is well! all iS welll

soon we'll have ae ee tg. Lee ae is well! all is well!
Ne NC gore aS el ee
SiG ae “emo A oes SSS ,
S22 = ies oee ce =N a
= et o.—e a Z——
pore the rest — ag words oe tell— All 18 well! all is weil

a eel

ara

pa

No. 325. WILLKES.
en P. M. [Page 381.] Arr. by E. BEESLEY.

(6S

1. There is a place in U - tah, thatI re-mem-ber well, And
2. When wintry winds are storm-ing, and snowis fall - ing deep, oe
3. The storm-king has no ter - rors when planet tL winds bloy blow cold; We

SFE _
ete
= ——- SS <a
a
oes oes peace andjoy and hey ty ev-er dwell; My
rich supplies are form- ing a- mong the mountains steep ; The
light- en all life’s_ sor- rows in our love - es — — i We

ance SEE

Sema at — ee pay Poel a8 ead eee

Sar SP DTD) CENA A RAMI OES:

see rie rtdear to me! to thee I fond-ly cling,— While
fer - til-1i- sing crys-tal streams,when sun-ny skies il - lume, Make |

ay wor -ship there; we dance and sing a - a - mong the joy-ful iss And

ee Te
Jee ae ee opera Sreenreiere

Ra EOE, POKES ol oes Dhan ae = == a
ee ee 7? 37

ete a eee

here I roam, far from my home, myMountainHomel _ sing.
Na-ture’s ver - dant bo-som teem with-in my Mountain Home.
there our tithes and off’rings bring,which to the Lord be - long.

Bo ereerplcecaberelcersiace eer
Ree eo ee Rirmrens me = vac + ai aes
SS ==] SS =sas

over.

WILLES.

CHORUS. _ (Coneluded. )
series et LS SN a a A eee , a PY

se “alley Hom TeReEe, my Mountain Hon ue The dear and peaceful _ Val-1 ite

i o——— 6 ——j—g —_|—_ 4
Br ooo SSS

My v alley Home, my oe moe The dear and peaceful Val-ley?

9-5 EN —— ee |
ae Sas SS
No. 329. LAMENTATION.
Andante Lamentivole. 12s & llsor P. M. [Page 244.] JOHN TULLIDGE.
(se eee eee
ae = SES oS Soon rca Batra Se ae eee erg ees

1,A -dicu to the cit- y, where long I have wan-derd, To
2. With tears of com-pas- sion, in si- lence re- tir - ing, The

—

D2 Ga rc EE

ite a
TL RaSeSaCAA ES! SCRE a a arma a Shien
tell them of judgments and warn them to eee How oft- -en in sorrow their
last ray of hope for your safe-ty ex- -piring, te feeling of pit- y this.
N \
ee tp —\-
aa Benes bes ee ere Se “=f
a a", | Aya —s—<e — == j— 3 —
—_—— g— &______-___- ——§- -3— aL

puretes-ti- mo-ny of Je-sus so free; Whilethe meek were re-joicing the

re EE ee eS EE)

“): a ne
ee epee yo

Pa ee Pees wy
woes I have ponder’d! Per-haps in af - fliction they’ll think up- on me,
bo - som in - spiring,—Sing this lam-en - ta - tien, and think up- on me,

—p— gO

PES SSS Sas aaa ===

Lala A Ae, TC ON ie

No. 330. ELLIOT.
L. M. or 6-88. (Page 277.) MOZART.

ra Sep ae

1. Though in the out-ward Church be-low The wheat and tares_ to-
2. Will it re - lieve their hor-rors there To rec - ol-lect their

| = ra a ee :
Res pay ae Si =

|
3. No; bits will ag - apes - vate eine case; They per - ished un - der

| ae =a
(SS Sa

geth -er grow, Je-sus, ere long will reeds the crop, And pluck the
sta - tions here—How much they heard, how much as knew, How much a-

Bo ee ji
Go res oe BSS ae feacs

means of grace: To skaes the word of life and faith Be- came an

15: Di — 2 Ze

CHORUS. Quicker.
es le cn REE A NN
Tee ee ee ee

tares in ang - er up; For soon the reap - ing time will come, And
joe the wheat they grew ?

3 6 “— @-_— | —_—
(eee =e z—[ gama = See ES :

- "——_ § -——_ [eRe
o
| in_- stru- ment of death. For — the reap - ing ie wil come, And
Bos a eg a ee eet day mee
(2 ae Zp pe See SS See aoe —a

Ee ees

an - Be shout the har - vest home. ee Bole vels shout the har-v vest home.

: Ge =3= == sss rs ro == == == gees — epee =H

(SSS apy

oe a ae er —

an - gels shout the har - vest home. And angels tout the har vest pe.

No. 331. MEEKNESS.
7s Double. [Page 435.] E. BEESLEY.

ae eee

1. Revrent- ly and meek-ly now Let thy head most wae ie i= “bow;
2. In this bread now blest for sale Emblem of My bod- y see;

yo ee oS
paper arsee See maeere

3. Bid thine Hou i ie to cease; With thy brother is at peace;
4, At the throneI in- ter-cede; For thee ev-er do I plead;

SS
aa a SS

Think of “Me, thou ransom’d one; Think what for thee I have done;

In thiswa-ter or this wine, Em - blem of ay blood di- vine.
SS —Ss=ss= ae eS Fae ie Sia

oe | ee e¢ «=

O bocoias as thou ee be fe for- giv -en now by Me.

I have are thee as_ thy friend With a love that can- not end.

aes IES

With My blood that dripp’d like rain, Sweat im a - go-ny es Z.
Oh, re-mem- ber what was done That the sin - ner might be won—
In the so - lemn cs of prayer Cast up-on Me all _ thy care,
Be o - bed -ient, ae ___ Pray’ r-ful, watch-ful ev - er - more,

ae ess = = = es
ee ec ee

With My bod-y- on ecaun Bos iT = ransom’d ev - en thee.
On the cross at Calv-a- ry I have suffered death for thee!

1st AND 2np ne
|

4
Ser aeies

And My Spir- oe grace shall be Like a foun- tain un - if a
And be constant un- to Me That thy Sav-ior I may be

sr ee

DESIRE.
8s & 6s & 8s, [Page 482.] GEO. CARELESS. |

eer eee

Oh, thatmysoul in joy mightmeet My lovd Re - deem-er’s face, In
2 Oh, ioe my soul might learn to live Thelaws that are most high; Learn

a ea == ee Semin
jae uae: oe Ses i a a :
= ——6 i ae eae aa aS a fT ace
3. Oh teach me, Lord, with-in my heart, The law that oe to Thee; And

Tae a ee es
aes — SE ae

blessed con -_ fidence might greet The throne of _ heavy’ nly g grace! The That,
sweetly, meek_- ly to for - give And grandly how to die! That

EEE ER Noes ee eee reer :
ee pirate goes a aies:

give me powr to choose the part That leaves the soul most free. To

as my soul ascends on high, _ The hap- py px» - ans of the
with its last farewell to earth, A gem of _ bright ce - lestial

=== eee

Thee my a blurred ire would rise To pur-er realms beyond Ks

=e ——- == —

— Boe ring a nae aa peel to earth And === toa heavy’ nly birth.
worth, ’I'would find its mansion ‘mong the eh The happy souls Dia Christ loves best!

— Aa

|
skies; My ev’ - ry _ hope and mia shall be a ahi ae os Laedon to Thee.

No. 333. | MYRTLE.
C. M. Double. [Page 415.] ence J. DAYNES.

i a Sie 2S Zaiecesices

i Throughout this congre - ga- tion, Lord, Wilt Thou Thy presence give, Thy Spirit
3. Inpray’ aie! we ae -lift - ed be, Pe-ti - tion flow as flood; Yet trusting

ee
terSS iS eee ee Agee
ZB—% eee -B—$-[§-€-$--F ita }e—8
ee d when eeeNS. word — 2 rain Re-fresh-eth all the tice Wilt Thou not

ia fee ome tera foe ere
aS Se caries pee a

Te

a

Y
He

f

drawing heav - en- ward—Its life—that we may iver 2. In psalm and
all and leave to Thee, What iS for our best good! 4. In brok - en
“_—
Sans s—-— Esees woe FLe&= a
= =F ao “@ = aos — Cee —
a SS
help us : oan a truth, its liv- ing worth! 6. Thus all our

SSS pe et
See ree

song, may we as one, With praise on each glad toneue, Feel as ’twere
bread, and tast-ed cup May we _ discern ee cs That Saviorea.
7 2s =
eee me eter
1. ie fafa alee = Zl
worship | shall in-spire To con - se- oe to a = time, our

Fo SE Sates aa Se ceeesiees

Herp BI

ame -—-— Spee eae Mam soa)
heaven al - read - y won, And songs by an - gels sung.
who when lift - ed up, Re - demption neigh to light.
SSS i vena
SSeS ee Sd
oa ete ee ye oon ee Ei OS =e
> eee ee
tal - ent, each de-sire,— Time and e - a - ty!

35 2S = SEE Saas,

No. 334. - ENSIGN.
P. M. [Page 426.] EK. BEESLEY.

ae =e = = |
a -_—j— 2S — esse (rove —__@ pees) sees) oy mens? Tne

i ra are tee ee
1. The day of re- demption, so near is at hand—_ We can sing in spite of op-

2. Pros-cribed, for o - ue - ion, in lib - pee land—Face we See misrule ae oye

\
(

/

3. The heralds of truth ce abalt compass the earth; And gather er wheat” to the

a CROC Sa uP Pcs ee fa eae a Seamer hea
D Cae tee = =e easton

-— go

Se oe Pf

a 7 a aro BEE |
pression. But never to meet een a na-tionsdemand Willwe
as - ter; Yet een un -todeath, by the truth may we stand, And be .
—\——_——__~ -___- ate ~—f+-—_ A+
gmetad pee“ = So Nag eee =e
me feet aeeceeeren oo men et et Bap Pe ny Set ne Mice
gar ~ ner; The honest will welcome the tid-ings of worth, Un- dis-
-\> 2 a aaa aa wa Gere
Peay ap oman oe pee :
ee ————
feign either ee or Ear pression; _ “iE foes S beh dk our falas Tike kay
leal to our Lord and our Master. But soon-er the o - cean may
i . Dolce, P
—— SERS BEET Go cs ee epee a ee ee eee
Far —-&—A—| ase -
= ee ia ==> so
may d by the wrath of the scorner. | The law of Je- ho - vah we
a Relea ee po eS
i Fan oe oe Co eels eee coe, ep
seen pe somes cin ae Pet eee sewer ES vee peememoae
IRAN PREIS ars Sa aR ay rar = zs = ———
va ame Sars! Ley laa aa fae, 2 Saas =o D 4
f bil - lows, may foam “Buta rest for the Saints 3 yet eer So we'll
qui- et -ed_ be. And soon- er may mor - tals enchain it, Than
ane
= ee —-8—S- Pg SSE
a a Sere ———_ —— a — 4
© f+ 8 + oye pea |
need must ful - fil, We can- not reject or disdain it; te ithe >

a

RSS RANT, MAT O o Glial TS ORE @* SENTERO :
oot coo a Sa f —————
a Sa

ENSIGN.

(Concluded.)
tet+—2#— o> 0—, —_- 8 gg
ee ae — —

sing and rejoice in our own mountain home, That ‘the Lord. God Om-ni - po - tent
‘souls can be fettered, whom truth maketh free, While “the Lord God Om-ni - po - tent

ae eel
SSS == sce SS
oo: 8g 8-9 <= zirems Lin co o—— p® sg? 8" beset Jaca
hour of His comets # nd heey rath fall feel That “the Lord God Om ni- po - ts
| gene SU eg ges as Se ee a #- a reales cone ioe
————— See ee Taal PM Kady ae RA
3 eer ST eee ree oe peers Spr SET WS
Eee Coe eae Sey Eps Di ee a Ae
SS a

apne
reign - eth.” That“the Lord God Om - ni - po - tent reigneth.”
reign - eth.” While “the Lord God 3 - ni - po - tent reigneth.”

Sof eee ESE eens Ine are sts aly
SS SS SSS —
Pare lI OE OE AES GeO Ont nO eg go
; ee z 4

Ww
reign - eth.” That “the Lord God Om - ni - po - tent reigneth,”

(eS ee ee a ls a TS
ee eae
No. 235. SABBATH DAY.

L. M. [Page 414. ] GEO. CARELESS.

Pe PPG SS eT | TART ee ee a Sie] BOA mito ETC a Be
‘ir Cieea = aise =e A ca eee a.
ia “Oh what a boon! ihe Sabbath day, To Saints who | meet, its bliss to share;

For when they meet, they drink the cup, And eat oe broken bread a - gain,

pc === z zi=eeS == Sean eerae a

yee a = a art e— Ze as
‘Twas His nat to cel-e-brate, His blood, His death up - on We tree;

zat a eee re

Sc kas ee aS SS —— Sy pestoneess ee ee ae

Sa 9S Seelam eee

ee ee

To hon - or God’se - ter-nal way, Of Sabbath rest from worldly care.

In Ha - id of One, Lh -ed up—A aoe once on Calvary slain.
im rag eee ‘
wes go fone a ar mee oa nt
ora ae Ses e= — a ooo a
G5 te a sth aes Ska pare a See aS Stier

And here we sia ee gate, Glad His dis- ci - ples yet to __ be,

2 (eee ee as |

ees /——___—— +- —

INO. 3536. MOSIAH.
10s. ee 416. | E. BEESLEY.

(2 pa eee EE aaa a oS Sie
a —— g-— aA ——- 8 — a. P - —.

Big ep —— pace eater Cac Ze. lg! Ed i |

i. Spirit of haere all pervading love, Bee to accept our off’ring here to - —

io Ege Aen eas)

2. Spirit descend! = rune of the pain With tearful ects ee we par- take:

ef a ae eed

tas eae

Take home our hearts to purer realms a - bove, Hear holy Father while meek souls do pray!

eee ac “—§ Sar 3 pata ae Sa Pegi

Let us not fall be-neath Thy dark disdain, Give pow’r the sins of earth to e’er for - sake.

Bee

rE TD I

Se eee ae

Ah, weary is the beart with sin and woe, Oft do we pray for peace a - mid our tears;

eae = as o- 2|EEe | Eioeee ieee
oo 3 ——

Teach us a deep iain that we, blind, eee feel the sweet forgiveness at aay throne.

Deep sobs a ane o'er our a lo, Steals hope’s sweet pak a aie: s own sphere.

iNo. 337 HORTENSE. HorTENSE BEAUHARNIAS.

8’s & 6’s double. [Page 434. ] Arr. E. BEESLEY.

ears Th a aoe aaa SESE leah ek
— —}—_J— > —_]—_—

: ete — bee Se (rn ae Ee see 2 ix oo

1. Up - hold the right; tho’ fierce the fight, And pow’rful is the foe; As
Pi Note how oa ee ‘whose oer is eee Who oe plots de - vise; Yet

—- soe oe ae = GAIN ote —~s g-.—3——

3 Dare to my pe and hopeful too; Be watchful, brave and Mirewdls ‘Weigh
4, Left handed fraud let those applaud Who would by fraud pre - vail; In

| Gorn ae SO re A TS 9-5. 9
dis Lb id Ae a as - Soin eee 2 pte fa E § Aen
| errr CN aes Te Saino —— aprmoer ns

cee y ates Sania ete

freedom’s i i cause fend, sad NGE fear nor nor favor show. coward can be
time will teach, that fools o’erreach The mark and lose the Hise, Gan justice deign to

: a ae eee

every act; be wise, in fact, To serve the general good. Nor basely _ yield, nor
freedoms name, contest their claim, Use no such word as fail§ Hon- or we must each

Bip eae

LE A Ce CE ON a Sn ae et

es Se ES am

zs a ees tee ee gpg
_t-9_s-__ 8 o_o 5 a ee aa Ee Saige te es
ag AE EERE 2 ee et Be ee
called a man—No friend will friends betray; “Who would be free,” a - lert must be; In-
wrong maintain, Who - ever wills it so? Can honor mate with waaaers hate? Can

4 SS = Eoin SS peer Se Ee

6 — ys tee =-§—$-6 Se te go 5are:
+ + +o 2 oe eter ee

quit the field— Im- uly is the ne me to re-cede, thereis no need - To
sa - cred _trust, And rightfui zeal display. Our part ful ful - fil, fil, then, | come what will, Heh

LSS. SS Se

aoe z= =e =

eee eer re a: =e ~~
es ee ice Par eee = oe

five our rights a - way. Scorn to recede, there is no need To give our ae away.
avn will clear the Way. Our part ful-fil, then, come what mas Hi ia heav’n will clear the way.
9--—

I ———

INo. 339. | ARABELLA.

C. M. D. eee 419.] E. BEESLEY.

(Sb ————
ae aa i Became 2 pee sonar Pi —= ————

t What voice salutes the Ree ear, And wakes the oa:
2. This doth not spring from earthly soil! Nor from its wisdom
3. Here where the o- pen bier sustains The friend just passed a-

: 4 And so we thank Thee, Father, God, Thy voice will raise the
Ewe Rea vaNn era |
Dopo Se ee Besar Se =e

eS es OF oe

953 SSE a |

sien eg) mines once ar eoma Sa PU Te yen ire 7 Es

heart, Yet seems to chideeach childish fear, And life again im-
grow! "Tis not evoked by __ student’s toil, Though years hath crown’d with
way, We know that glad re - lief obtains From its encumb ring
dead! Een though a thorny’ path they trod, Or were by Calv’ry

Po NIN INN Na
a Se ee Sau=S: a

ae Ree $33

nh mere) an reapers Dawlee torr Seer) ain ae Se. Se gees |
ae ye PPE oe ener =e

a
Te Fat it i tae i aS —— ev peter oe Ranese

eee ee SA A ep ee pe
SIN cp ry ae sere
Sauer emer, = —e- ope. nee oe |
Gri ie Come — mR ee
part? Is it an echo of _ the past, i" which we silent cling?
snow! No! rich experience bids this swell, Di- vine its precious ring—

clay! While by the ready grave we stand, Ex-ult - ing faith we bring—
led! "T'was there Thy Son, our Savior, went, And man by this can sing:

Sey a os ee og oe ee nee rr

— See

—— #—

a aS a ea ae a ae

Ppa =Sss=s=—

= O grave, where is thy vic - to - ry! eae where is ce vic - to-ry!
bpd

gor rae eS

“O Bin re peri where is zal By vic - to - ty! grave, where is thy | vic - to-rv! O
-9-°-9— 9 —@

: ieee eae ae =e eee = aaa ==

at

ARABELLA.

(Concluded.)
ets era =
— ee ee @ ———|
= 6 a
_ grave, where is thy vic - ae - ry) O death, where is thy as ;
ses Ss eee eee ae eee SS
= o;—6—@—— S22, fy ee —-. Se
grave, wherg is thy vic - to - ry! 0) ek where is a ting”
emer gf 9 = —— 2 |
—————————— — SS
a cca a 3 ao a aan
No. 340. TRANQUILITY. | |
8’s & 7’s. [Page 423. ] GEO. CARELESS.
em ee ce eS
eae eaeeeeeies eerie ee acne opera Be rersaee
1. Sing ye of a homeim - mor - eae Where there’s no more grief or
2. Nomore weep - AU no more sigh - nee No more ag - 0 -niz- ing
SS ae era eer
ee ee 3 ea a
| |
3. There the ses - ous live for - ev - Sra ein the beauteous ee
| EEE Ba ~ (fe a
SSS ea Ss
Pon ——
Ab -ez— “Eioer ae SiSess ae ae
pain, in, Where there _ deal cee Jove e - ter - nal, And there
fears, And no re - quiem for the at - ing, Chant - ed |
2 58 Za ree J aps = Seg (ree —=S=
PaaS. naan ee o<_6.28 =o :
land,” And no part - ing scenes shall sc = Pa Hap - py

Se a oe we ee ee |
area “> iia: «| eee a ae Sr a aa ————— |

Se GE SEED eee ees eens bee ee ED qa eee ES

ee Sees oene ae ||

er sad re - frain. And _ there is sad re - frain.

nati the foe - len tears. es ao *mid ae falling tears.
=== =3— 7c zee = Siar ‘oa atc an oe |
7-3 = aoe a maaan ee

hearts _in | oe hold a Hap - py mee in iy ia oe band.

eee

pNO. Oat: SLUMBER.
8’s & 7’s D. [Page 422.] JOS. J. DAYNES.

= eee

UPR EL COTE RY:

: Resting now from careand sor - row, Resting from fatigue and pain;
: All her war - fare is ac-com - plished; Bid her eben a oe a - dieu;
MWepap demas pees
Gs ST LE ae : 5:—s— a ERY oe oe

Shall we mourn for one who's left _us? s?_ Yes, our tears we needs must blend;

ee ee 2 7a

(bee e ee e e

Faith-ful - ly she’s an life’s bat - tle,— Death to such is = end-—less gain.
Brief the Ee - ing, glad the meet - ing, ak shall near - est ties re ~ new;

| pee —- S\—ji—

SS eee
Gs og yy gee eae

Love’s own of - f’ ring, z we owe thee, Faithful moth - faithful _ friend;

Tye eer le eee
a

—— ated —_
God hath gather’d home her spir - it, God hath ta en what Heo gave;

| ‘rue and ten - der, self - de - a - ing, One of Truth’s dis - ci - ples brave-—
Tin sae pee BoE iM 9?

: Gael ee erence ar ee. eZ =
a 35 i
While we ra for con - so - i - tion, Un-to Him, “The strong s save —

— == A = sree Sas —— = ase

oS SS <=> 60m t-
=

Evesetm anaes

—— oe
Friend and sis - ter, sweetly slumber In the quiet, - peaceful _ grave.
Let her sleep, she needs to slumber In the quiet, peaceful _ grave.
freee eee Sores ete sas
(epg 223 B= eis ie

Friend and sis - ter sweetly slumber ~ the quiet, peaceful grave.

Bigzor Ee opt A aneeeey

mospecuully dedicated to rrof. Kvan Stephens.

No. 342. PAYSON.

L. M. [Page 437.] JOHN J. McCLELLAN, Jn.
fee Grandiosa. F=66 6.2.

All- wise E - ter - Pr ae Lov - | ing Oust oe One, Our
2. We feel our weak-ness day by day, ay by day, Un-

CT ee eT eeT ee
Sion ep hin, eae
ae ARN ————
aa ages ie

———__ rin.
y; up-ward fly, Are

2 fo aad —p 7 soe =SSo

8. Iprcne are the aa to up - ward

—
a =
a ces me aeregetreaterns
=a
friend, our guide, in days gone by, Sus - tain us till ow race is
less Thy grace our bosoms a O, = us wisdom, ord, we
GL BAL TIS ES Fafa ee Fa
j= 2 = escent SE
a sy See le — were s— ee
we to choose the reir of aia fe with Tamed as grace for - ev -er
=
in SARE RAE nc a pee at
=a Se ==]
pitied ilies a a
Sl 2een
—t+—~—_- a —
——
serve Thee with a single eye.
learn and love iota ho - ly will.

ae he

INO. 343. EDNA.

103s. [Page 433. ] EDNA H. CORAY.
*—§— > 9 — 0 Se ree ey es
to oe a -—- pp es Ran we a nee Oa eta
Take courage, Saints, and faint not by Bl 8 way, Though
The darkest hour is just be - fore the dawn, Yet
| |
—E —— ey SIRE
“$= Sota gt a ee oe Rr CREAN APT) Sara A
a BI ad a
@ ©
"Tis meet that some should now eregee a left. To
ar 2a ney ae Fr , EL GENE AMAAA ENNT ENR wey ae Se
aes ee — —

=

xs (ees: ia es Seis
“storm clouds thick and fast Keer hov’ring nigh, The sun proclaims the

who shall doubt the fast ap - proach-ing morn; Or when we see ue

== SS is= —— ee
—t£—g-+-—-+- @—_€—_g-—_ oh —-
Ee EET ETO fags —

A blind-ly grope in life’s se - ques - — a To feel their breast of
WZ SF 2 Sn came Rg eo ee poses Bier scone
Tete en eee na es Lee — PRI ARATE Ree PS LET

ce =

iB = —————— 7

i glo - ry. of the day saue the clouds as in the |
snow -clad hedge and lawn Who oe to ee that spring will

po nae ON EA
=== SSS SS SSeS
pe gee
ee |
life and hope be - reft, Till all their sinsare on the
gos SO Meee aoe ~~ > ge
a Py Tom ED AT ae =e
——_ —____} —_________y__| -___ a 4 Pe
<i ee eer sess SS ee
cee OEE Ti ee ERIS A formats a = a
cloud. - less sky. the sun proclaims the: ae ="ery: of theme
; Té.9-,-uEn, --* Or when we see the snow - clad hedge and’ ~.
| fF
ae l=
o% — E "ER F BO:
tar laid. To feel their breast of life and hope’ ~~~. be-
—o-°—— coun Lea ag aaa IS 5
a
Seen ee ee ee EE EEE SSS SSS

POSES, NORGE DIG By

EDNA. ol anes eae 4
(Concluded.)
a As es
AES, ATT ao BN ee eee
4b Sos sn os Cece deal Ge a od 6-.—g--— 6-._ —
day Be - hind theclouds as in_ the cloud > ie sky.
lawn Who dares to say that spring will ne’er - turn.
pease iN rea. a
a ee
= SS See eS ——
_ecelt, Lot all their sins m. on __ the al~ =— tar * nid
2: AE ay Ta So ae — a ——
SE ee ee ae SSS
ee Se ob a fe
oe a a j gai iaaaen
No. 344. CONSOLATION. :
| Reet _ ©. M. [Page 418.] GEO. CARELESS.
SSS S=
—-4A-e—— 7 eo a Zt =g—
1. The bod - ies of. our = oe ~ laid In earth’s in-
3 z. Not so the beam - ing spir - its bright; They go not

en rae ———

= 2 = oo

Hi

SSS

oe They en in ac - Sen ao ful state, A -) wait if

=== 1
<a Geer se cess

vit - ing crust, Con - firm - + ing Sahat the Lord hath said: They

‘neath the sod, But up - ward take their glor - ious flight, To
= == SSS = =

2 When Tate will o - ~ pen wide the gates,

—— 2 a ———

2

®
| 2

. must - tun to - dust. Ee must re. - are : “ien
4 par = ae --dise.. of God. To sD a Ses dise “~~ tf God.
| 0 Vina Bi ZR a A RO aaa eee -
i—_a—-——_a —_ = - === = —|-+~—— ———}-— -
‘ SSS eS = aaa Sa eee KLeROE” |
77am et Bis, Re oe

His re _- deem - ing pow’r. By His _ re. - Soe - Smee alae pow’r. |
b= = ae Em

eee

Dedicatea, with a son’s tuve, to my—

No 345. MOTHER
lls. [Page 417.] JOHN J. McCLELLAN, Jr
spe oes et dole. se Op. 7. No.1.
a 5) ok kee tame eR Pu "eu ee Pe eer Se
eb eee
Sweet friend of the he hee y; , kind — help - er _— of youth, Firm
‘i Oh, well we re - mem - ber, sweet spir - it, the light, God
3. In songs with the an- gels thou _ tak - est thy part, The
»
1stand 2nd Sop, =| LL a ae aware Es ee cres.

~~ —~@ o 8 Oe Mirena eas yoann
1st and 2nd Alto
4. The riv-er of hea-ven- now lav-eth thy feet; Fair
5. Sweet, sweet be thy slum--ber, un - brok- en thy rest, oe
: aes eens
ee ae eee — Ee ee
2 = oe eee =e

SP pr EE GE Gn ESS SSE Ge SS eo SS

Se Sias ft SSE

apes -ian of virtue, bright lover of truth, Thy-sleep shall be peaceful, un-
lent us a--whileere it sank in the night — The night we call: death, yet in
glo-ry of heaven now filleth thine heart; Earth’s woes now may languish—no

SS Se

s
an - gels shall twine theea _ bridal wreath, sweet, And am n’ranth im - mor - tal shall
sweet as a babe on the Savior's kind breast, God grant we may meet thee on
ms aT Sait eam

ee OO
—e —f

. . Rees (Ge dae
coy see re

= > [a taf “Grandiosa.
eg
p—-yt+-9—--— + — + -#— —re— 7-8 | 9 ——-
Pp pe oe meee —# =
Jirst and ‘second Tenor.
broken’ thy rest, Thy spirit, dis - burdened, shall -sleepon God’s breast.

vain do we -see— The day springof glo-ry en - vel-op-eth thee,
more for thy brow Their thorns shall they weave—thou art slumbering now.

| RONEN sare ee Ritardando
=== ,
so sae a

oa

crown thy fair head— In _ heaven they deem the not, loved one,as dead.

heaven’s bright shore, To part-with thee, dear one, in grief, never more.
iene mr |

Sse

No. 346. SWEET STORY.
7s & 8s. [Page 440. ] GEO. CARELESS.

ee

Sing the sweet and touch - ing sto - ry, at
What more beau - ti - ful and ten

2 EE ES
naan eS prea se preg: ear oe ee =o a
“p So

———— -@—-'-9 -G———
Beng! + |

Birds _ had nests, the fox - es roam. - ee Had their

Sirf —— Ra

2. te e
=

pies a eae a air Te menial SS EE ES a ee te :
aoemee a eae —e— alan = —®@ => @— er
fe 2 doi CCG

babe sin aan “- lem born; How the morn - ing
bless - ed Sa - viors birth? Cra - dled in a

aa 22 2a Sst s= a=

- fuge free from care; sus had no

ee —_—— _). SSS 2S SS SS (eee SE EST CE Pe
See ele == ss Rr reat ara aes
te ee th Ot

Se eee

star with glo - ry Light - ed ‘that au - spl - cious
low - ly man - ger, cs the King of all _ the

| ae > aware a === [=== a
oa ee pe <r ee a NN | ans pee mn Aaesh Actas
ay Sey ee Me So ae a oo

safe a - bid-ing— Home- less pil -_ grim eve ery-

aa ee a
25 = ae ee

(SN SES bel NES nore oR | SR

am “morn. Light - ed that aus - pl - cious morn. .
ns Was the King _ of all = the earth.
(jee pe :
cas eee == = ee ‘5—| 3 === =e sare ——
BOSON! ape Home - less’. pil - -_ grim fo wie OLY EET

So ee —_—

No. 347. GRIEF.
8s, 6s, & 11s, [Page 422. | C. J. THOMAS.

ESS

1 We lay thee soft-ly downto sleep A- mong the si - lent
2, We sad- ly _ part with one we love, And breathea last _fare-

eae re a == SREee oi, MI
ay weooes a ee ee —=§—_-o——_2-— a ee oe
| Se ar ea g—12— 5 fo Oras Sees ee RES Rg am A SS ZB ie

3, We gent- ly = strew thy grave with flow’rs, While our tears fi tile

Pee et eee ae SS eee
eae he meres | Gaecuanl raced comms ac

ee eee eee ee

hills, Where an - gels sol -emn vi - gils keep, Til
well; | We lift our hearts to God a - bove, Who
PETER ERS SAT —~ ia — = Sone aise ERT pepe
= po eee Se aes ===
a tee
rain. Lone - ieee! will be the drear-y hours, ‘Til |
reel a
—f-#—)- = See aa eT
J=ee = ee
25S Soe eee
SESE Se EES EST a
ES PT CT aS Sy a +—_——3
+} —_3—— @— ee See fe = SSS Se
| eT OTe RS, SSAA BE bs Cae EG TRO FERRIES LIT OT RE of RTO
time _ its measures fills, Ten-der - ly part - ing, 0,
“do - eth all things as es We lay thee a - way,
= = = = SSS SE
TEE ASUS ae Se = erecta Sar 6—6-+—_o—
we see thee a - gain; . ae glad-ly we'll meet when .

qe SS SS ETD | co rr ap rr

Se

= ee ee ee
a a a ee eee
sweet be thy. rest; Joyous the meeting in realms of the blest.
the si - lent tomb, "Til e- ter - nal dayshall light-en its gloom.
ean RENNIN Ba Ape Nye re Sania “NSO ena
3 = SS <-—* = so f=]
OS ee =.
time is no more, And our wea-ry feet touch “the golden — shore.”
Rey SERENE oR 2 fe ge ee
Sa —— —— eee ae ee |

No 348. DAYNES.

6s, [Page 425.] JOS. J. DAYNES.
i aa Se ————|
ee
1. Come! Saints of lat-ter days, - nite in tees - ful songs; Come! .
3. Look down, ye bairds, and seers, Whe sangin a ges __ past, The -

a OP SN WaT |
= . oe oe
5. Let Zi- ons foes com - = : ae hold her sons in thrall; Zi-

is SSS a See

— Eee cet IA eee eee
SS Ee

Sane EN Se RA RC Eze emer oy Zi hee ERC
sing our Father's praise— To whomall praise be - longs. 2. Sing
Zi- on of your dreams Es - tab - lished is at last. 4. Zi-

; |

ara ae = 5 = ra
— ee cece ae @ eres eee
eo ‘ae a es ee
|
help di - es Will tri - spurt ov - er 6. God,
y= ens ee a = —_- == ==|2—4
— eS ee SEE ETE STS ES CE SER Bes
be
ae ee a a a LOE Pa RE ee
—_--*—— #&— » —_- -— | #>—__ 9 — o—*——__——__9-—__| 9°09 9— 6
SS
for the joy - fultime; By pro ~- phets long foretold, The
on is famed a-far, And more re - nowned shall be; Be-
SS SSS
mae aa = {aE a e2-—_--&@__,--__-
in His own good time, Will crown | the pure and true; God
: as = -__*+ aman cane Soe ge
| ——————— SS SS SS SS eae

re re He eg
—

1. pl eee SSS SSS GED CSE a GS SS ee @——
—@— ee -+.~—_z——_ 8 —__-—_—
———— -—— — —— =

age of truthssub - lime Our mor - tal eyes be -
hold! the ris - ing star Whose brightness kings shali _ see,
| _ eee a ape
i~—-—--a —__—_a—__|— oa eg —1— =o foe ma
| Ee ee ee _e a ee< a ro oo
oo ee eg fo AE oe rare mea ea
Ae will he e glo -ri - fied, ee - eer His na - tions

Pie el ee

No. 349. PROVIDENCE.

8 8s. [Page 441.] JOS. J. DAYNES.
— a coer a ——
a Seomaal Sum Maram bomen vrs) 8 pea

When dark and drear the . skies ap - pear, And
With ver - lous zeal God guards our weal, And
Berge eS ee ee pee pubs neue of
7S ee
bye += tg 8 its $= ieee ee = 2 sis => ere
. The ioe est woe that mor - tals know, Can |
ate a siaessentin MMP SS ee iy ee
2) 1 ee A ne! AERA conrad ewe An tama adele ses

doubt and dread would thee en - mess Look up nor
lifts our way - ward thoughts a - bove; When Sue an
i SSE CEE a> A A TN LAT nsec pees SS
_ ee es oe ae fo aaa egos ae
Sere —§--438-9—s- s_ 2 Seas eal ae a meres ee ao
a. thy re
ne’er the hon - est heart ap - pall, Who holds this

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al

fear, the day is near, ae Prov- 1. - ae ov-er all.
sail life's bark so frail, seek a ha - oon of His love.

ee —— = Sarees pl

trust— that God is just, ie Prov-i - dence ov-er

Se eae

SS

—4— 9-9-2 a:_ a _—
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é—4—_4é—_-_-___[| =
a a
From heay’n above, His light and love God giv - eth freely when we call; Our
And when e ies transcend the skies, His cases ee is com-plete: No
ete oe = p= == ea ot! a =
leat ae si 2" a-Fe29 ta = io = SC SEEDS Zane, Ee

Should foes increase ae md na peace, Frus - ite ed all their nea shall fall. Our.
—<—_—_—__—_ @___@*_ @__(/_@__ —
Sa AION a / EP ae -BELP Ze a a AD A ——=
Py Ee

PROVIDENCE.

(Concluded.)
SS Ve
te ee ee oe 2 Se ee eat

ae seek need is oft decreed, And Prov - i - dence is over all.
more the night dis - tracts our sight—The clouds are all beneath our feet.
fon

SS eS eee re

| ut-most need is oft decreed, And Prov - i - dence is over all.
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No. 3850. UTAH.
8s & 7s D. [Page 438.] E. STEPHENS.

{See ee eo o-——-6 6 — 42 ee ———_— =

1, Our mountain home 80 dear, Where crystal waters clear Flow ev - er
2. We'll roam ne ver - dant hills, And es the ete ie rills ane ny wild

ee 6 ge Oe ee
8. In syl - van depth 2 and shade, In for-est and in ae Where’er we

ee S22 SS = a=

Flow ev er seek

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fee = ev - ee free, ecole tials the ral - leys wide, The fax rs on
flow’ a — the wild flow’rs; The fra - ean on the air, The landscape

eevee > 2S SS Sy

Where’er we pass, The hand of Gale. we see, In leaf, ina

SEs a es

SS Seen
oo. 6 |
Pi ev a Pa ee
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te —— = so =e ——
ev - ‘ry side, Bloom - ing state - te - ly eae. Are eet fair to TINY
bright and fair, And muteilice ev - ‘ry - where, Make pleasant hours.

eine ee ee er |

bud, and tree, Or bird or humming bee, Or blade of grass.

Wo. 3651. PROCLAMATION.
P. M. [Page 428.] C. J. THOMAS. .

= a omer ae pie — ——— i “FS
RP E> GT pIER EDR By PEE LS Pd

i. The Truth has come forth in the last dis - pen - sa- tion, The ‘Truth which has —

2. King Pha - ra-oh strove inthe time of good Moses, To keep ancient

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And blessings shall fol - low, yea blessings un - numberd Shall an - swer this

32 SSS S55 S55 =— eral

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ev - er been an - ar - chy’s rod, Pe its ae in the midst of a
Is-rael in fides to him; And to - day in like man - ner, a

to- ken “the song of the heart:’ Oh vol-ces long si - lent! oh

| vy )
3 _ 2 _.— e e_
SS Se ot ee sed ere tao esse

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wild rampant nation, Sing praises and honor and glo-ry to God.

nation pro - po-ses, ‘To ren - der our prospects, as hopeless and grim:
|
ro a PTGS OI Med eo Tipe
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muse that hath slumbered! A - wake! and in un-ion sweet praises im - part.

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ST

PROCLAMATION. |
- (Concluded.)

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ee ee ee
— ——h + —— + —

We will sing! We ‘en sing! Tan ile scorner may “scoff it, it, And ~ hy - po - crites
But we'll stand! as they stood! and we'll see the sal - va - tion, Which ios them tri-

semapcgeily sit

eee ee NN —- ae
= See ee es ==

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lee ing of His grace in this im-mi-nent hour, Whose love is our
s—9— oo eno hi
sat goes aloe ee PT) a eas. ae Sees
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Ce eS > ERIE ROT ca Se 0S LO ee ee ee

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rage around God’s peo-ple_ free; Hehathsaid in His word by the
um - phantly through the Red Sea; And we'll sing! for ’tis La ten in

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re - eee and ev-er_ shall be; Whohathsaid to His Saints in this

: so ——_ ee peers TES) ECE ae

oie api ea layer — — oe sien ome Eames Sinan
ee ea ae ye ae EE p—— 9-8 Weer s

Sais (0s Gt 2 FREE SNA SES REZ EN

voice of His Pro - phet, “Thesong of the righteous is a pray’ un - to
God’s re-ve - la - tion. “The song of the righteous is a pray’r un - to

: ee No gS ga ng te
2 = ar Ss ne pet == = “eae ee oo Fon. s—|

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day of His pow -er, “The song 0 of the eae is apray un - to

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Dedicated to the Memory of Ethelyn Gardner.

INo. 352. ETHELYN. .
P. M. [Page 483.] JOHN &. ae
Hohe ee a as =
ie BE dd -3— == 7 a o—0—_e- aU. PAE
1. Weep for the ear - ly ie Weep fo for the ear - ly wre |
2. Gone from the home of earth, Gone from the home of earth,
3. Lost shall we tear - ful - ly say, Lost shall we tear - ful - ly sive
A) EBL) MORASS RRR Te aT RN I Pay PLT oe ee
a2 == fae = =F= ==—-— =
vr ve . pio
4. Soft let the ie - steps fall— Soft let the foot - ere) -fall—
5. Then weshall sure - ly know Then we sball sure - ly know
Fa Mer Pe ae og eee oe a Bao eet poaca woma s. * ee '
: as ape dike el Rae 1 eB LOO 3 omens re =
2 ee —_——. — ——_—_L_——
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Fire) ioc read | Moa AOR WY Ee eo |
ae a = eee =e 7 rie =| |
q Weep, weep, Weep, weep for the ear - ly dead, ‘Tears forthe one we miss,
Gone, gone, Gone, gone from the home of earth, Followed by deepest love,
Lost, lost, Lost, lost shall we tear-ful-ly say, When sure of heav’n and God?
SS eS
MEE SA SF ETA) IE | 606 etd
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Soft, soft, Soft, =A let ~ 9 na a murm’ring heart be still,
Then, then, Then, then we shall sure - ly know, What’er wemeet is_ best,
cres.

7 ae

SSS Say

E’en now by the an ~ gels led 'T'o realms of per - fect-ed_ bliss.
To tasteof the high - er birth, To dwell in the courts a - bove!
It is but the house of clay Which rests in the ea - ger _ sod!

aaa Sod

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‘Till the trump of an - gels call The dead from the crowded hill.
For God will a - gain be - stow, The loved, in His tearless _ rest!

Zee eee ee SSeS |

INo. 363. M 1 LLENNIUM.

HYMN ANTHEM,

| L. M. [Page 442.] C. J. THOMAS.
=p he _ Bold.
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The na --tions bow to Sa -tan’s thrall, He fills with strife the

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souls of men, He seeks to blind them one and all, Lest they the way of life obtain.

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souls of men, He seeks. to blind them one and all, Lest they the way of life obtain.

Saat a

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al
i
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Bl

(ee NT
ATP - ——— =r oar ee
Soe ee rilard,
Soon shall the crash of war resound! Hark, hark,itspreads from land to land!
; \ ~ Pea er Lata haa a”
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i Sy Sigg fib ROU Bm PSE ee ee
Soon shall the crash of war Beaounill Hark, _ hark,it ha Si from land to land!
= ee aE ae RE BOR ritara. 2 hate

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MILLENNIUM.

Continued.

Ae PENT RRS EGR a a EE EES

pea ce =e oe

Sa

| a band, Behold the gloom ' and strife dispelled!
poe ed ———————— a =N el
6S a aS
oT — .

ae Be Behold the gloom and strife dis - + pelled The glorious

: succeeds the — night And Sa - tan’s
as See = 9— 8-99 —____[ 5 9 +
—z-s— @ ps es eee PUREE ewe Yetta e——_ ‘

~The Soins ree ~ succeeds the night, And oie tigen tan’s

| millennial aa
N ue

P ad hy ae
; been _ quelled—See, see the clear millennial _ light!

ts

“ta -—— 5 “Enon ie? |
SS ee gE Fie

-- pow’rs. And Satan’s now’rs have all Be ae es

MILLENNIUM.

7 : Concluded.
= a Te : a —z ———
es oe — emcee ny a a ee
} ae peace ~~ and love (oer aan ex - tend, The air re -
: 3
i anemone
Se = SS
5 SS SS ea
Now peace and love o'er earth ex - tend, The air re -

= Se
a SSS SS

sounds with sweet re- frains; The voi - ces oof the right - eous
wn asa a —:
22S
Beeerae Ga oe a ere

sounds with sweet re - frains; The voi = - ces of the right - eous

eee Sea zs

ie of Christ who™ oer them reigns, i rei of

ee ere tan 2 PA
eee Se
| ee * ee ae

praise

dh praise of Christ who oer them reigns. 2 ae
—— eee eee ee
| Sees a ee ee
eae a (2S ==]
TOLasE lin s o'er (hs ies ae men, 23 men.

2 estes (= Ps seer eee.

oe bee ag
era

~ Christ is oer them reigns A ~- men, Ao: men,

GHENEHRAL INDEX OF

No.
APA es... 7
ELCACIAe eos; 201
J. 9 CM aoe 208
Adam « 3300
PRUICUN vi. CSAS
Adina. . 249
Adoption... . 163
Adora ser 7
PACOPATION he

Advent .. . 3
Agnes .-. 174
Albion . 6
Pdivedics 66. 12
yee 99
PUR Se 8
PaGna IO
PN a 0 cde ce B75
Alpine... . : 299
America epegiirante SOE
Amphion . . 248
AMIGA CON <2 Meir rE
INFOS To) oo ek EL
Appleton . 5
Arabella se 439
AES 1. curiae O
Arizona ce FOO
Ascription . . . . 209
Assembly. ye 274
Assurance ..°.°. ~ 2
Atlantiocr nk cca", TOY
Atonement 173
Azalia 202
Babylon . 281
Ballo . 269
Bedford iF 2IO3
Benediction . . . 102
Belkenalbnnn. <- +206
Bensoniriy Yen: <2 202
Bereavement... 17
Bethlehem . ge
Beulah... 16
Bishop .. . 176
Blessing. . 164
Bountiful . . 215
Bradford... 15

Brentford. . :

14
Brigham : 18
Brightness; 0°. . 277
Beyantee s-. 19
Burien. ' 2s 210

CaldWwelke: cone.

Caleb...
Calvary

Carthage. i)

Cannon
Cecil...

Celebration ees

Charity. .

Cheltenham at :
Siting. es

Chorister . .

Clayton

Comtort 3 >
Communion .. .
Compassion. .

Confidence

Confirmation. . .

Consolation
Contrition .
Courage
Covenant .
Cowper
Creation

Cumorah . .

Davennort..csi-s_..

David
Dawning .
Daynes
Dedication

Deliverance .

Deseret

Hesire. .
Devotion . .

Dimick

Divinity. ....

Orcas: .c-.

Downham. 2...

Ebenezer « -
Picleties sh.

Edgeware .
Edna

Edwinston’. ...

Elijah
Eliza R .

Elliott . . é :

Elsinore
MEE y 55%
Enoch= 2°

Pension... -.

PEN ES
No.
Erastus 307 | Home
Eternity 26|Hope .
Ethelyn . 352| Horace .
Eucharist . 88 | Hortense .
Eva ess, 270| Hosanna . .
Pay eee ot 200 PrucsOn 4.2 |
Byra. 206 | Humanity
gra. < ss 308} Hyrum. .
Faith . ... . ay{immanuel.
F arewell . 166 Bake ort é
Far West . » 309 eee oe
Felicity 193 pee 2
Festival Nok 22 ee
Fidelity . 282 Tena
| Finsley eed pera
Flora whe 2OF Jacob 7
Forgiveness . . . I19/Jaques . .
Fortitude - 120|Java . ;
Fowler . . - 271 Jeanette ....
breedont .9:..5 <1 28/Med = ; i
Friendship - 12I|Jonathan .
ROU AIS ft eae
Gabriel . . a0) joseph: ,
Gardner . . 178)| Joseph the Seer .
Gathering” .~. <1, 2¢6., }oshua: wr. 0,
Georgia . . ... 212] Joyful Sound
Gethsemane . 2o1 (udan S43...
Gladness . soho e'| fUStICe .%.
Glendale . SRgtO a.
Gloaming ..... 236 Saati oe
Glory 2 aS Kirtland. oe
ood Tidings B23 ei a
Goshen. «9. ac2, 98s OS
Gospels fie. 237
ecpel Light . Be eee a dy, + eee Sih
Grace : 7G ean ee
Grantsville.. . 311]; ani. ;
Gratitude . teed pers Nee
Gray . . Seal Libertyccs ag: «
eo uner 194) Light Divine . .
Ciieiane. 3.373 SAG eal. Oe.
Lucas
Hannah . AResoe acs ae 126 Lyman i
Harmony. . 35| Lyon
Harold. . 125
Hartford . 130 | Maggie
Harvest : 31 | Majesty ai
Heavenly Home. 37| Malachi. .. .
Heber hoe ee NEAT Cs 05) ia
Herald . 239; Martha

GENERAL INDEX OF TUNES.

No. No. No.
Marion. . /s .:.°289);Pean .’ J). @) <> .54°322 Sabbath Day 2. owen Pp cancuinty. 0.
Martyr... ... . 278) Penrose’. --:. 4" 7272) sacrament «02, ae toute
Meditation . . .) 51} Peru. S79.) >) 2368] Sadness 5 fone a ety ©
Meekness.. .- ..°. 337: .Peter-.°: - (4. 9 150)) Saltety /oiy Soe ok
Melody. .. « >.) 54) Petition —. 5... 2) 2aT | Salemi: cee eee ee
Memory™.. > .2..,§2|\Phelpss. .. .o. 276) Santord New waa ee Uni
Memorium >» .°..i135 |} Piety 20.) 6. 47 SalatatOne keen ees ee oy
Mercy 60 0 ii 6.198" Praisé > 0. WOR oa Salvation sume zen ea
Michael <0 2)...0..387/bratt; 2 siege Pade aniga a eerea a ee
Millennium ©. 4.¢.4353 |Praver 3, .° <a 0345) Sanson. te ne \
Minstrel 2". 431221) iPreparation ..=,.4-) GDh oaniord le teneme ra 7 pO ae
Missionary js) .,:. 260 };Preston. 2.2. )4)/ 323 Sganchity ur 7 Ol ener t ane
Morgan...) sj83253 |:Proclamation \.5../251)| Saray, acne oe o4 arn o nee
MOMMmon 3) ees Promise ... . . 146)Saturn . . . . . 182/ Vesper .
Mosiah. . . - 336) Protection... . 95|Selah- . ... . I7!| Victory

Mother (A flat) . 53 | Providence (F) . 96|/Serenity . . . . 226] Vigilance
Mother (D flat) . 345| Providence . . . 349|Slumber .. . . 341| Viva

sages on ae . Soltigdes ys ss eS ae
yrtle’ ~. (Seve | Solomon... . .. 152:| Wales
pecs Rae Sinn ae oe Splendor . . . . 234 Warning .
Pats . . BSS 4 Wasatch .
Narsbitt: st. 7.70%. 318 Quincy sive, « eRe ee Springville s+ 6 224 ;)
New Hope _ . . 265 i Standard . . .227|Watts . ...
INCU Septem od aT Sk Ann’s . . . . 153) Watchman
New Salem . . . 319 Rachael’... .°. 2221 Gtella. sn. Oe epetaa
New Year... . 140 Rapture . . ...196|/St. George . . . 70| Wellsville .
Norwayiccc s.r )1530 Rally . .... -325/St. Helens . . . 183] Wilford
Raymond . ... 223/St, John . . .. 74) Willard .
Oakley .).. .2°2"-" 143] Redeemer. 720. 4°. 266 St ene oe a ea es ae
Obedience 142| Redemption 6 Pat d Wind
dSuRORT, ] - + + ©7|Supplication . << 255) ¥V MGSor «=
Offering .. - 56|Reflection . ... 97/Sweet Home. . . 286| Winter Quarters .
Old Hundred . | 57|Reliance . . - . 69|Sweet Rest . . . 256| Woodburn
Old Trafford. 170) Relief). 2°. eee ee ne Story .. . 346| Woodruff .
Omega cry... 254) Repose: =... fn mea? « | Worship...
Rest t2392 SF 2 266 W.. X./2
Palmer i .° .° ‘2°. 250) Restoration °°." “vo, (amar >... a eeenees NV yneng
Paradise = .:....4..321 | Resurrection”... > 1s5o)*Tancie 21 jie i= e246
Paris. 2%. 424.36.) 62) Reunion |). 272 eee raion <.o aeemeure T Yates
Parley ... i). ‘.° 60) Revelation ...‘.°233} Teasdale: 922002581) Zechariah #
Patience®. . 2 7-248 Reverence..~. ...4°65 \ Demples 3. imeera | Zephyr
Patten).- 4%... 7324 Roxie + .-3.+ "204 | estiinonyaeae eee ey ana.

(Payson 7 bieinoteg42 Russell o>. "e951 hatcher pee Oona ae
oPeaceigeesn.... <iwit80 +} Ruth? 27-4 0243 hi Pranspontevs eee ee Zion’s Hill :

METRICAL INDEX

Leni nO
No. PEO MOECTIGO tutes -in-s) chee 65
Wrens Cee omy PDO LIRW cake tet of sels 335
ea ccntinn gi maChAMNCNO Tet Sole 8% as Go 71
NE ; ; : Mee eh, ; es PHRCUAUTOR ati nat wv abi h Ma 12
Aion ee ere 6 Salutation . a
iret Ge ean. UN Soo ae ee el,
SURGE Reese 0): ele aka a O 8 ey coe eS San te a3
Ph ee YS 10 OPC try). ok See. oo ees 75
Antigua + * RAS ae a 11 CR er em Seka ae? when ak: 719
PEO AtIGne ey mi ichk yl et 1 Sees eS eee abe te 2k ast 78
Poppleton sey. Pee 8 Pee ae raga «htt Uy
Petia eye . 9 Rees ewe atieea hey
PMESUERICON Persie Vers eu siese* 2 TK Hd AME Yc, SRO Tae Re He
Bereavement... / se-. . - 17j/ivuta. 2 2. ee ee ee 80
| DAN Ge ere a 13 Vernon See a ca tats: ay SRE 82
2S CE SOP Sa ae ren 16 Wellsville Se Pe Nee 8 83
Pedorh ter re cae. 15 are 84
Brentiord::-... + \ 14 wx pan acres eS
eee : ; ] ; ; _ ZOCUarigiincs yal aieee AS 87
CLAVE Gok e Sane RO Ome Rem 21 ChE
Communion. 6 lew. se Rel aeA ms wena. sweets 99
PISMO ee a Ayety nee, Wey + sisi Ts RTE Ona e, ccs w! ol sen. Seek 100
Eden ee as er ee es 2 MEGS OS tc» ee aCe ha: NOE 101
BAMA stOn Coe Re. ZY NSE7 SI ey ats hela 2, a a eR 103
Emery 2: Sl Ra Ca RR mL es 23| Benediction. .... 102
PerGihy cre ee a0 Moalvary zene hint,” 111
Bure eh scutes +: a's BULOUMDOMI lest toot swe ce 106
[Oy Tea A SS a GO eeciiey eas OE Sk 104
BOG lea te sied sau tits +i si.2" 92% PU MCHaMUL Vs eo. unt. oe. s 109
Gethsemane ©. 5-6 oe ese WO OWOMIabeR ti. ae ek Slt 8 108
PEBEMON Yor. ke Te waL@onirimationss <4. 3 2% 110
Piavestutt tt Wee ees SleConeolatton 0. .o-h oe 344
Hesvenly, Home 26.0 380 )~. SREG@OUEL ONT s Oe. ss ee £12
Jeet 6 Oy cr ea NO Se 32 | Courage 105
LON ADAIR a mcm aann si cee BOURDON ORL cai foe ene PR 107
PSO, pak e se te ts 2 BO PG TEAGIOM. Go kote etipce ace a cs 113
LE AGU bile Saletan hd Oy ean aa o4 Dedication... . «... 116
PAT SITU pe eee | eee AEE AS YGTEESCY i te a 115
BECHCOA Mate ayes er. soa SSUTE Oy cell sts his oe ee ae ae 114
FSraelinaae deere Poke ss lk ae ISGONOZOI,. c). var cia. lol os 117
JUCOW it ee eee he ble 2 ; ete DUOC LUN ee ies ae oe aaah Ge 118
SOV B O ae ee ere ss. LIANG Wy ale RO Lc 122
Jeanette .. 2 Sa ea 22 DH OTSIVeENness o°cie ko. 119
JOMARHA AT eee eS. 43 | Fortitude 220
POSEY in 10- eal lee A EPI@HG SHED: vos. sii sieaten. = 8 121
Kimball Mpa an ub Le, RC PALE Guryes Pos ATES. «ys 124
Pees. MAN re ts a! Bs SOG OOGeLI Gin gsi. Pls tsar. -« 123
Lehi IE oh cles Greate A EAA eet ort ct hac tee 126
[ve meDivine 2 41.8 2. Sol TOPACO Mc tse he Seg’, 128
Lowell | A Res ee CORWERAROLG Hes cr ei ce peel 4 eueeiS Ee 125
AVE «oo a 55| Hartford . . 130
Weimer ti etcr ck pn PAE SEL ORILE: SH, eat Soha ede. 6 129
Nielod mime eae.” Oe | ODO aula eka ears hd 127
Memory ty ete tes eee, oo | Inearnanion See see we Ish
WIVES aves mie ee SOS hIMVOEAUION oouise lj lsh ies es 182
WMiouibe re aerate me ohh fh) So laVillae Hue ete 133
Ol Ranedatome aren) Ou | Maggie 8.0.8. OL. 137
OTC rie Bearer eran as De NECHIOLIUM, cates ts care wt 135
Paviseoe geese nia eter t ova INES ey (oa i) aan Ti Se 138
Parley rea wed cee eee OU SVLISSTOURLY MSA, os cot says 169
I ary SOU epee etc ae ee thea oe Pe MENLOPINOMs rites te. steel Sew ay 136
POLL Coa ce ee da Ges ek eee eM Dek ZALOU esis tre Lethal hee rues 134
BChOl Ne aerate Len loys DOM OITA cant iz Sie GRO eve 141
EQPOPArabiony irae ce. tts PIN OWN CO) ahs. ih ae eat 140
Quietude PROS ENOLW Ya tc oe sh ah ot . 139
Pied comic rainghiey Meith intg? i - 66 | Oakley 143
Redemption igi DCGIENCO. Foo tones 142
Relief CE ee ee, LPs ee ee ee CetRPatlenGGy. ff. aie woke et ate 148
RG OMIIOG 6 Sera carck Giar'es *. CLE ICU taba. sla 6 et eh Lay
TECRUOLAGION. obo t cco a ghee: Cl cd Sal LF AI SAND Sg Ra a 144

UPB

No.
PCA OV s sais sls 6 thi 822% 145
PPPOUNIBES coer es Oo ee 146
Qnehees. wo hs. 149
Resurrection. .08 .o. Bao, 150
LANE ghey Cee ee oti AI cee PRE, ge Bo 151
LLL 1 i pee EO PE eo 154
Solomon 152
SRE We LOR Ge Oana ne EBAS Ps 153
AEE OG Oia Oh) Ss A acks Tt + ekOG
UO erie oe ue 157
BELG Yr tee 8t Mates Bit occa: esl 155
NEIAOTINtle abhi oe AS te bh ae 158
WeNGrAblOM i -sie jel hove ct bké 159
MV OPSHID (owe eo erat 160
MEOULS Eble ter er ease Soe cas its 161
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Sweet Story. . 5.0 coe, 34g| Lamentations ........- 329
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Quincey.) <4 ae eae 242|Sadness... . 287
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INDEX TO FIRST LINES.

The hymns marked thus * are not specially arranged for, but may be sung to

the tunes

West, to the West;”’

No.
Again we meet around, etc... 13
A poor wayfaring man, etc.... 34

A Saint! and is the title mine. “149
Adieu, my dear brethren, etc..247
Adieu to the city, hee so 329
Afflicted Saints, to Christ, etc. 78
All hail the glorious day......193
All hail the new born year....194
All praise to our, etc ........158
All wise Eternal Living One.342

All you that love, etc........ 40
An angel came down, etc......307
An angel from on high ......187
A holy angel from on high.... 18
And are we yet alive..........183
Another day has fled, etc...... 51

Arise! Arise! with joy survey. 55
Arise, my soul, arise..........190
Arise, O glorious Zion........259
As the dew, from heaven, etc.215
At first the babe of ..........260
Author of faith, Eternal Word 27
Awake! O ye people, etc....275
Awake! ye Saints of God, etc.. 84
Away with your fears, etc..306

Behold the Great Redeemer... 71
Be it my only wisdom here....2638
Before Jehovah’s glorious, etc. 43
Behold the great, etc........ 38

Behold the Lamb of God......
Behold the mount, etc ......
Behold the mouniain, ett...... 161

Behold, the Savior comes....181
ence thy. sons, etc. «0.3.52. HIG
Beloved brethren, sing his....155

Behold! the harvest, etc...... 31
Before all lands in east, etc..296

Captain of Israel’s host, etc.. 95
Cease, ye fond parents, etc.... 90
Cheer, Saints, cheer, etc.. Boat ee
Children of Zion, awake, “ete. 284
Come, all ye Saints, etc.. -146
Come, all ye Saints who, ‘ete. .114
Come all ye sons of God, etc..305

Come, all ye sons of Zion....258
Come, come, ye Saints, etc....327
Come, dearest Lord, etc....22. 79
Come, go with me, etc........302

Come hither,, all ye weary... 37
Come, Holy Ghost, etc........157
Come, let us anew, our, etc....316
Come, let us purpose, etc..... 268
Come, let us sing, etc..........124
Come, listen to a, etc..........106

Come,
Come,
Come,

O thou King of kings..197
thou Desire, etc....... Be 99
follow me, etc.......0e. 23

x From the regions,

indicated. a Tune, ‘“‘Cheer Boys, Cheer;’’ b “To the
e “Star Spangled Banner.” é

No.

Come Saints of latter days...348
Come, thou glorious day, etc.242
Come, <to-me,, ClCi cc 5.0: 298
Come we that love, etc.. Baie ae
Creation speaks, etc..

Daniel’s wisdom may I know.211
Do we not know. etc.......... 74

Down by the river’s, etc...... 92
Dark is the human mind...... 2
Deseret! Deseret. ’Tis. etec.... b
WOr what iS wright, ClGs. si... O04
Earth is the place where, etc.. 12
Barth, with Her, .etG....cseu. aeAhd

Earthly Happiness is fleeting. .222
Ere long the vail will, etc.... 80
Except the Lord conduct. etc.267

Farewell, all earthly, etc..253, 256
Farewell, my Kind, etc........ 63
Farewell, our friends, etc......257
Farewell, ye servanis, etc.... 73
Father, how wide Thy, etc....154
Father in heaven, etc..........162
For; the, strength, etey........2311
From all that dwell, etc........ 57
From Greenland’s, icy, ete....251
CUCM ie seer OU t

Gently raise the sacred, etc...295
Give us room that we, etc......206
Glorious things are sung, etc.234
Glorious things of Thee, etc..231
Glory’-to ‘God: on” high. 3: .+.....262
Giory to Thee, my God, ete.... 19
Go ye Gospel heralds, go......210
Go, ye messengers of glory....237
Go ye messengers of heaven.229
God moves in a mysterious ..107
God or all consolation, etc....102
God spake the word. etc...... 24
Great God, attend while, etc.. 47
Great’ God, indulge, etce....... 4
Great God, to Thee, etc........ 21
Great is the Lord! ’Tis, etc....117
Great Spirit, listen, etc........280
Guide us, O thou Great, etc....236
How great the wisdom, etc....136
Hail! bright millennial, etc....264
Hail to the brightness, etc...277
Happy the man who finds,etc. 58
Happy the souls who, etc...... 15
Hark! from afar a funeral ....266
Hark! listen to the gentle.... 35
How dark and gloomy, etc.... 67
Hark! listen to the trumpeters 105

Hark!the song of jubilee......

Hark! ten thousand, etc...... 299
Hark! ye mortals, etc........212
Haste, glorious day, etc........ 59
He died! the great, etc...... 56
High on the mountain top.. .- 192

Ho, ho, for the temple’s, etc. .273

Hosannah tor the 2rTreatee ses. 36
How have the nations, etc....159
How are thy servants, etc....119
How beauteous are their feet.180
How firm a foundation, etc. .282
How fleet the precious, etc...: 62
How foolish to the carnal .... 60
How great the joy, etc........ 10
* EOWw Oft invsweet, etc... 1c. 287
How swift the months, etc..318.
How pleasant ’tis to see......291
How pleased and blessed, etc.290
How sweet communion, etc.... 20
How will the Saints, etc...... 134
L hame nos home; (ete. cA5..j515
If you could hie to Kolob....252
I know that my pupitieg . 66
I long to breathe, etc.. Ly
I saw a mighty angel fly.. . 100
I’ll praise my maker, etc...... 94
I’ll serve the Lord, etc......165
In ancient times a man of.. - 65
IntJordan’s' tide, Cte... wie... sic 93
Inspirer of the ancient Seers.. 91
In the sun and moon, etc......204

Israel, Israel, God is calling..238
Israel awake, etc .-oa2, 320

Jehovah, Lord of heaven, etc.139
Joy to the world, the Lord....137
Jesus, from whom all, etc...... 25
Jesus, mighty King in Zion..223
Jesus, once of humble birth..205
Jesus, thou all-redeeming, etc.132
Judges, who rule the world.. 98

Know this that every soul.... 28

Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let

earth and heaven agree..188
every mortal ear attend.122
Judah rejoice, “eter... ee .0.2t9
sinners take their course.174
us pray, gladly pray......324
Zion in her beauty rise..168
Let those who would be, etc..120
juet-earth’s inhabitants... 72...
Lift up your heads; ete..:.....
Mord, let thy, Holy Spirit... 143
Lord when iniquities abound.121
Word, disTHise "USL GtEs Soctiecn ss 241

No.
Lord, make thy mercy, etc..176
Lord, Thou has searched, etc. 30
Lord, thou wilt hear, etc..104, 169
Lord, we come before, etc....201
Lo, on the water’s brink......142
Lo! the Gentile chain, etc....227
Lo! the mighty God, etc......242

« May the grace of Christ, etc..224
May we who know, etc........115
x Men of God! go take, etc...... 238
’Mid scenes of confusion, etc.286
Mortais awake! with angels..131
Mourn not the dead who, etc.150
My Father in heaven, etc....308
My God, the spring, etc...... 147
My soul is full of peace, etc.. 61

K INOW?) NES JLONE, (CLC sc vote cies sels's
Now let us rejoice, etc........416
Now we’ll sing with one, etc..202
Now is the voice, etc..........249

O, awake my slumbering, etc.221

h U’er the gloomy hills, etc...... 239
, OU tear not brother, etc. 2 03
“O God! our heip, etc. store tei
O God! th’ Eternal Father... 205
O God, thou God, €tc........156
O' God, thou great, etc...... lis
O God, we raise to Thee...... ZoL

O give me back my Prophet... sy
O! happy is the man, etc......152

Nappy , NOME, CLC.» coos se ss ole 265
© Lord of hosts, ete..;:.......109
O happy souls who pray...... 196
Oh! blessed was the day .... c¢c

© Jesus! whe) SIVEL ecco sss oc 28a
PON Ord, Out Noi OUG cc. scan
O Lord, do thou thy gifts......163
O Lord, our Father, etc...... 41
O Lord, our sovereign ae 125
O Lord, responsive, etc.. ee HO
O my Father, thou that, "ete. 233
On the mountain tops, etc...240
Once more my soul, etc......133
Once more we come, etc......160
O Saints have you seen, etc.. ¢
O say what is truth, etc., 312, 313
O stop and tell me red man..250
O Thou, at whose almighty... 82
O Thou, at whose supreme..108
O Thou who hast promised..285
O that my soul.. Ristaiete Se eiie lod
Our Father, in the, etc........164
Our Mountain home so dear..350
O ye mountains high, etc......315
O what a boon, the Sabbath... 335
*O who that has searched, etc.319
*O Zion, when I think of thee. 34

O Lord, preserve thy, etc......171
Peace, troubled soul, etc...... 16
*Praise God from whom, etc.... 57
Praise to God, immortal, etc.207
Praise to the man, etc..... eee
Praise ye the Lord, etc...... 6
Praise ye the Lord, ’tis good. 8
Prayer is .thegsoul’s; etc...... 145
Redeemer of Israel.. -ol9
Repent ye Gentiles Shee 189
Rest for the weary soul ......297 |

INDEX TO FIRST LINES.

No.

Resting now from care and....341
Reverently and meekly now..331

Satan’s empire long, etc.... 248
Salvation, sacred word, etc.. 72
See! all creation joins........182
See how the morning sun....177
See the mighty angel, etc.. ..228
Shall (Piforeieare Cts <j scenes Ae
Should you feel inclined, etc..214
Sing the sweet and touching.346
Sing to therereat, Cte... << )-.)-: 140

Sing ye of a home immortal ..340
Sister, thou was mild, etc....220
Softly beams, etc.. 000226 |
Sons of Michael, etc.. Ape
Spirit of faith come down....173
Spirit of heaven, etc.. 00

Stars of morning shout, ‘ete. -289

Sweet friend of the needy....345
Sweet is the peace, etc........ 148
Sweet is the work, etc........ an
Sweetly may the blessed, etc.224
School thy feelings, etc........ 218
Take courage Saints, etc......348
There’s a feast of fat, etc....301

The bodies of our dead, etc..344
The curse of God on man, etc.118
*The Child we dedicate, etc.... 21

The day is past and gone....179
The day of redemption, etc....334
Thou dost not weep, etc...... 17
Though deep’ning trials, etc.. 69
*This earth shall be, etc...... 300
This earth was once, etc......300
Thou earth was once, etc ....118
To Father, Son, etew.... .2.2%2 4. 158

Torn from our friends, etc.... 86
The gallant ship is under, etc.166
The glorious day is rolling on.141
The Gospel standard, etc......170
This house we dedicate.. .. ..116
The glorious Gospel light, etc.123
The glorious plan which, etc.. 81
The God that others, etc......320
The God is the God, etc...... 246
Tne great and glorious, ete.... 9
Think gently of the erring..138
The happy day has rolled on.. 1

There is a place in Utah ......328
Though in the outward, etc....330
The Lord imparted, etc......294

The Lord my pasture, etc.... 96
The morning breaks, etc...... 33
The morning flowers, etc......53
This morning in silence, etc..287
Think not when you, etc......269
Though now the nations, etc.. 49

Though nations rise, etc....126
The nations bow to Satan’s....353
The night is wearing fast....219
The pure testimony, etc...... 309
The red man ceased, etc......280
The rising sun has chased.... 48
The Seer, the Seer, etc........314
*The Shepherds have, etc......281
The ‘silver, .2old, )-6lC.. canes 15t
The solid rocks were rent, etc. 87
The Spirit of God, etc........274
‘Phe: sun. that sete. vosstemees 288
The time is far spent, etc......310
‘The «time. is’ nigh, 6ta....¢2 ee: 70

The towers of Zion,
The trials of the, etc....., 292, 293
The truth has come forth...
*The Upper California, etc....320
Throughout this congregation. BREA:
To Him who reigns on high..178
To Him who made the world..198

*To leave my dear friends....288
To Thee, O God, etc...........-167
Truth reflects upon, etc........217

’'Twas on that dark, etc...... 29
'Twas the commission, etc.... 32

Up, arouse thee, etc.. .825
Up, awake ye defenders, " etc]272

Unveil thy bosom, ete. os... 68
Uphold the right, ete. i iad a eate ee
Wake, O wake the world......230

Waked from my bed, etc...... 26

We’re not ashamed to, etc....125
Weep not for him, etc 185
We have met, etc.. - 216
We'll sing the songs a Zion. 254
We here approach, etc.. OS
We’ll sing all hail, etc Bey
Weep for the early dead...... 352
Weep, weep not for me Zion.321
We lay thee softly down to..347
Welcome best of all, etc......225
What fair one is this, etc....275
What was witnessed, etc......232
What glorious scenes, etc.... 7

What
What

Wond’rous things, etc.. 39
voice salutes the........ 339
When all thy mercies ........ 128
When earth in bondage, etc,.. 3
When first the glorious, etc....303
When God’s own people, etc.. 46
When Joseph his brethren....245 -
When Joseph saw his, ete... 45
When quiet in my house, etc. 97
When restless on my bed, etc. 52
When dark and drear, etc....349
When shall we all meet, etc..210
When sickness clouds, etc....172
When time shall be no more.199
When worn by sickness, etc..129
Where the voice, etc.. - 209
Who are these arrayed, ‘etc. .208
With all my powers, etc...... 83

*With cheerful hearts, etc....291
We thank thee, O God, etc....271
What, though the Gentiles....326
With joy we own thy, etc....112

While of these emblems, etc.. 50

Ye
Ye
Ye
Ye
Ye
Ye
Ye
Ye

Elders of Israel, etc......
chosen Twelve, etc......
children of our God........184
Gentile nations, etc......
ransomed of our God......
Saints who dwell, etc....
simple souls who stray....186
sons of men, a feeble race.103
*Ye who are called to labor....253
Ye wond’ring nations, etc....144
Yes, my native land, etc...... 235
Your sweet little rosebud, etc.270
Ye, differing, jarring. etc...... 64

Zion stands with hills, etc....244

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