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My Savior.

A. A. PAYN.

C. AUSTIN MILES.

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

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

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Savior, my Savior; My rock, my stay, by night and by day My all in all is he.

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"Holiness Unto the Lord."

C. H. M.

MRS. C. H. MORRIS.

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Best earthly friends may fail and leave us, This day may soothe, the
He with his blood so freely bought us, Out in the wil der-
Our hearts are thrilled with joy to hear him Bid us to dwell in
Choic-est of bless-ings he'll pro-vide us, Nothing but good shall

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next may grieve us, This dearest Friend nev-er will deceive us; ness he sought us, In to his fold he has kind-ly brought us, safe ty near him: Why should we ev er dis-trust or fear him? be-tide us, Safe, safe to glory at last he'll guide us,

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that bright and happy land. wel-come to his man-sions, In that bright and hap-py, hap-py land. (bright,hap-py land.)

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All to Christ I Owe.

Mrs. E. M. HALL. Alt.

JOHN T. GRAPE.

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hear the Sav-ior say, Thy strength indeed is small; Come to me-I'll For nothing good have I Whereby thy grace to claim-Jesus died my 3. When from my dying bed My ransom'd soul shall rise, "Jesus died my And when, before the throne, I stand in him complete," Jesus died my £Þ 3:

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me thine all in all.

blessed be his name. Jesus died for me,

rend the vault-ed skies.

lips shall still re- peat.

All to him I owe-Sin had left a crimson stain, He wash'd it white as snow.

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