We'll meet each other there, Yes! we'll meet each other there, With the

angels in the air; Yes! we'll meet each other there; We'll meet each other there, Yes! we'll

meet each other there, With the an - gels, with the an-gels in the air.

THE LAMBS OF THE UPPER FOLD.

From "CHAPEL GEMS," by permission.

1. 'Mid the pastures green of the bles-sed isles, Where nev-er

is heat or cold,

2. There are ti- ny mounds where the hopes of earth, Were laid 'neath the tear-wet mold,

Where the light of life is the Shepherd's smile, Are the Lambs of the Up- per
But the light that paled at the stricken hearth, Was joy to the Up- per

Duet.

Fold. Fold.

Where the lil ies blos-som in fade less spring, And nev-er 01 the white stone beareth & new name now, That nev-er

a heart grows old, on earth was told,

NOTE.-This Brace may be sung as a Duet if desired.

End. 1st. 2d.

Where the glad new song is the song they sing, Are the Lambs of the Upper Fold. Fold. And the ten-der Shepherd doth guard with care, The Lambs of the Upper Fold. Fold.

ANGRY WORDS.

H. R. PALMER.

1. Angry words! O,

let 2. Love is much too pure

them never
and holy;

From the tongue un bridled slip; Friendship is too sacred far, 3. Angry words are light-ly spoken; Bitterest thoughts are rash-ly stirred;

Check them, ere they soil the lip. folly Thus to desolate and mar. broken By & single angry word.

May the heart's best im- pulse ever
For a moment's reck-less
Brightest links of life are

Chorus.

"Love each other," "Love each other," "T is thy Father's blest command,

"Love one an-oth er," Thus saith the Savior, Children obey thy Father's blest command,

JOY-BELLS.

Sunday-School Anniversary Song.

Joyfully, rather quickly.

H. TUCKER.

ing, Fill the

1. Joy-bells ring ing, Children sing air with music sweet; 2. Joy-bells ring ing, Children sing ing, Hark! their voices loud and clear,