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JOHN S. B. MONSELL.

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Life of Life.

T. C. O'KANE.

in time of need,

1. La-boring and heavy-lad - en, Wanting help 2. In the land of cloud and shadow, Where no human eye can see,

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Fainting by the way from hunger, "Bread of life!" on thee we feed. Thirsting Light to those who sit in darkness, "Light of life!" we walk in thee. Thou the

for the springs of waters, That by love's

e-ter nal law From the

grace of life sup- ply-ing, Thou the crown of life wilt give, Dead to

1. Tho' weak my faith, I'm holding on; To Je-sus I
2. I'm hold-ing on, though Satan tries To keep me from
3. While holding on by faith I see The blood of Je

JNO. R. SWENEY.

am clinging; be-liev-ing; sus flowing;

is bringing. re-ceiv-ing.

I feel that now the "Mighty One" Help to my soul
But, while my soul on God relies, The blessing I'm
The healing stream is touching me, New life and peace be- stowing.

CHORUS,

I'm hold-ing on, I'm holding on, Fresh strength each moment gaining,

My ling'ring doubts at last are gone, And Christ within is reigning.

4 I'm clinging, clinging, holding on,
My faith is rising higher,

The last remains of sin are gone;
I have my heart's desire.

5 I'm holding on, and while I make
A perfect consecration,
The Holy Ghost, for Jesus' sake,
Brings in complete salvation.

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TOPLADY.

Xt Cleanseth every Hour.

T. C. O'KANE.

1. O

precious blood, O glorious death, By which the sin - ner lives! 2. The blood that purchased our release Now wash-es out our stains; 3. The blood that makes his glorious Church From ev'ry blemish 4. Guilt-y and worthless as I was, It all for me

free;

was given;

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When stung with sin, this blood we view, And all our joy
Our scarlet crimes are made as wool, No spot of sin
And oh, the rich - es of his love, He poured it out
And boldness through that blood I have To en

ter in to heaven.

CHORUS.

Glory to God, the precious blood! I feel its saving power;

By faith I keep be-neath its flood,-It cleanseth ev'ry hour.

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Marching On.

JENNIE GARNETT.

WM. J. KIRKPATRICK.

1. With our col-ors waving bright in the blaze of gos-pel light We are 2. Oft the tempter we shall meet, but we will not fear de-feat, Though his 3. We have gird-ed on the sword and the ar-mor of the Lord, We have 4. Soon we'll reach the pearly gate, where the blessed army wait, Soon their

Rising in the Easter Glory.

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Rev. GEORGE R. KRAMER.

"I shall be satisfied when I awake with thy likeness."
Psalm xvii. 15.

JNO. R. SWENEY.

1. Rising in the Easter glory At the res - ur- rec- tion light,
2. Seeing then the saints all beaming In their crowns and robes of white,
3. Viewing then the harvest glowing In those grand, e- ter - nal rays,
4. Waiting then for Christ from heaven As the church in days of old-

Sing-ing then the wondrous story of the love that banished night; See-ing then our loved ones gleaming With their forms so pure and bright; Gladly reap-ing then from sow-ing In these tears thro' sorrow's days, Crowns of joy will then be given, We will walk the streets of gold

Shall we mur-mur at the sleeping Till that great ef- ful- gent day?
Meet-ing them beyond the sigh-ing In that home be-yond the gloom,
Shall we then be heard re-pin- ing, Tho' the seed in earth remain?
We will find no cause for sad-ness That we part-ed-that we died;

Will it be a cause for weeping When our tears are wiped a-way?
Shall we grieve because of lying In
Waving in that morning's shining Will
All shall be in perfect gladness With

the dark and silent tomb? be seen the gold - en grain. the Psalmist-sat-is-fied.