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AVELING 8.7.8.7. D.

Slr JOSEPH BARNBY, 1869

1. On- ward,brothers, march still on- ward, Side by side and hand in hand, 2. Old - en

sa-ges saw it dimly,

3. Still brave deeds and kind are needed,

And their joy to rap-ture wrought
Noble thoughts and feelings fair;

The Church,our blest Re-deem-er saved With His own pre- cious blood. Dear as the apple of Thine eye, And grav- en on Thy hand. her my cares and toils be giv'n, Till toils and cares shall end. A- men.

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Rev. SAMUEL WOLCOTT, 1881

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WOODSIDE 8.7.8.7. D.

J. T. GRIMLEY

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1. Goodly were Thy tents, O Israel, Spread a 2. Wel- come to the glo-rious free-dom, Which our

long the riv - er's side; fa- thers hith-er brought;

3. God of na- tions! Our Pre-server, Hear our pray❜rs,our coun-sels bless;

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Bright thy star, which rose pro-phet - ic,

Lift

o'er all Thy

Her - ald of do- min - ion wide; Welcome to the price-less treas - ure Which with constant faith they sought,— ra-diant ban - ner, On these souls Thy love im- press;

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main;

Fair er are the homes of free-men, Scattered o'er our broad do
See, from ev - 'ry na tion gath-'ring, Swarming myr-iads throng our coasts,
From Thy throne of boundless bless-ing, O'er our land Thy Spirit

pour;

Brighter is our rising day- star,
Hear, with stead-y steps ad-vanc-ing,
In the grandeur of Thine em- - pire,

Ush-'ring in a pur - er reign.
Ceaseless tread of countless hosts.
Reign supreme from shore to shore. A-men.