No. 102.

Kate Hankey.

Tell Me the Old. Old Story.

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1. Tell me the Old, Old Sto ry, Of un seen things a 2. Tell me the story, slowly, That I may take

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Tell Me the Old, Old Story.

Story, Tell me the Old, Old Story Of Jesus and His love.

No. 103.

F. J. C.

Unsearchable Riches.

COPYRIGHT, 1882, BY JOHN J. HOOD.

John R. Sweney.

1. 0 the un-search-a-ble rich-es of Christ!-Wealth that can never be told;-
2. O the un-search-a-ble rich-es of Christ! Who shall their greatness declare!
3. O the un-search-a-ble rich-es of Christ! Free-ly, how free-ly they flow;
4. O the un-search-a-ble rich-es of Christ! Who would not gladly en-dure

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D.S.-O the un-search-a- ble rich-es of Christ! Precious, more precious than gold.

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No. 105.

John J. McLaurin.

The Banner of the Gross.

we toss, And o'er our heads shall ever float The Banner of the Cross.

The Offering.

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WORDS AND MUSIC.

E. O. Excell.