HE success of SONGS OF REDEEMING LOVE, No. 1, has been so

great that the editors have determined to issue SONGS OF REDEEMING Love, No. 2.

We send it out upon its merits, confident that it will meet with the heartiest commendations of all who use it.

Hymns new and old are found within its pages. Many hymns of the Wesleys have been selected, for no hymn book seems complete without them. There are many new pieces here published for the first time which we well know will soon be resounding in prayer meetings, revivals, and camp meetings all over the Republic. There are some pieces here that everybody must learn and must sing, simply because they cannot help it.

More than a million copies of the books made rich by the best productions of Messrs Sweney, Kirkpatrick, and O'Kane have already been sold. That fact is a sufficient comment upon their excellence.

CAUTION:-Nearly all the hymns and music herein are copyright property.

No

person may PRINT, for any purpose, such hymns without first obtaining the written consent of the owners.

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Let not Your Heart be troubled.

T. C. O'K.

T. C. O'KANE.

1. "Let not your heart be trou- bled, Nei- ther let it be a- fraid," 2. In heaven are many man-sions, He has hastened to pre- pare, 3. To us he gives this prom - ise, Bid- ding each to follow him,

Were words of sweet- est
That all his true dis
And we thro' this way

com- fort, By our dear Re-deem- er said.
ci - ples In his end- less bliss might share.
on ly, Heaven's gates can en - ter in.

CHORUS.

There is joy for the ransomed, Joy for the ransomed,There is