No. 5.

My Savior's Footsteps.

AMANDA R. MEUSCH.

COPYRIGHT, 1896. BY E O. EXCELL

EDWIN MOORE.

I.

In the path-way of my jour-ney I see steps that lead to God; 2. Thou hast borne my ev-'ry bur-den, Borne death's anguish on the tree; 3. Thou hast lived on earth for others, Spent thy life for us in love;

They're the foot-steps of my Savior, Show-ing me the path He trod. All this hast thou meekly suffered E'en for my in - i- qui - ty. Thus would I my life be spending Till I meet Thee, Lord, above.

CHORUS.

Lead me, Savior, lead me ever, Lead me, Jesus, all the way;

Keep me ev - er in Thy foot-steps Lest I from thy path-way stray;

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Keep me ever in Thy foot-steps, Lest I from Thy pathway stray.

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No. 6. Never Lose Sight of Jesus.

Rev. J. OATMAN JR,

COPYRIGHT, 1895, BY E. O. EXCELL
WORDS AND MUSIC,

E. O. EXCELL

2.

I. O Pilgrim bound for the heav'nly land, Nev-er lose sight of Jesus; When e'er you're tempted to go a-stray, Nev-er lose sight of Jesus; 3. Tho' dark the pathway may seem ahead, Nev-er lose sight of Jesus; 4. When death is knocking outside the door, Nev-er lose, sight of Jesus;

He'll lead you gen-tly with lov-ing hand, Nev-er lose sight of Jesus. Press on-ward, upward the nar-row way, Nev-er lose sight of Jesus. "I will be with you" His word hath said, Nev-er lose sight of Jesus. Till safe-ly land-ed on Canaan's shore, Nev-er lose sight of Jesus.

CHORUS.

Never lose sight of Jesus, Never lose sight of Je

Day and night He will lead you right, Nev - er lose sight of Je - sus.

No. 7.

He Careth for Me.

ETTA M. LEWIS.

COPYRIGHT, 1896, BY E. O. EXCELL.

CHAS. EDW. PRIOR.

I. He car-eth for me, my Fa-ther cares! Oh, sweetest tho't to my 2. He car-eth for me,-I take no care; I trust in 3. He car-eth for me, my Fa-ther cares! My heart is 4. He car-eth for me; this wea-ry road The safest

Him who will singing ais for my

ne'er for-sakes me nor leaves His own. "He car-eth for me,"-my know my Savior is by my side.

cheer the jour-ney that seems so long.

morning hymn, "He car - eth for me,"-My eve-ning psalm; By

day, by night,in gloom, in light, Beneath is the ever-last-ing arm.

No. 8.

E. G. C.

It Pays to Serve Jesus.

COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY JNO. R. SWENEY.

ELI G. CHRISTY.

I.

It

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pays to serve Je-sus, I speak from my heart;He'll always be And oft when I'm tempted to turn from the track, I think of my 3. There's a place that remembrance still brings back to me, 'Twas there I found How rich is the bless-ing the world cannot give, I'm satisfied

4.

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with us,
if we do our part; There's naught in this wide world can
Sav-ior,-my mind wanders back To the place where they nailed Him on
par-don,-'twas heav-en to me; There Jesus spoke sweetly
ful-ly for Jesus to live, Tho' friends may for-sake me and

to

FINE.

pleas-ure af-ford, There's peace and contentment in serving the Lord,
Cal -
- vary's tree-I hear a voice saying: "I suf-fered for thee!
my wea - ry soul, My sins were for-giv-en, He made my heart whole.
tri - als a-rise, I am trust-ing in Je-sus His love never dies.

D. S.-ev-er the cost, I'll be
CHORUS.

a true soldier,-I'll die at my post.

D. S.

I love Him far bet-ter than in days of yore,

I'll serve Him more truly than ever before, I'll do as He bids me what

5 There is no one like Jesus, can cheer 6 Will you have this blessing that Je

[fade away,

me to-day, His love and His kindness can ne'er In winter, in summer, in sunshine and rain, [same. His love and affection are always the

sus bestows,

[knows?

A free, full salvation-as ev'ry one
Oh, sinner, poor sinner, to Calvary
flee,
[there for thee;
The blood of my Savior was shed