read-y;

No. 172.

C. H. G.

Honor-Bright Gadets.

fore:.. Then see us march! We are "Honor-Bright Cadets!"

Dear Little Stranger.

COPYRIGHT, 1900, BY E. O. EXCELL.
WORDS AND MUSIC.

Chas. H. Gabriel.

1. Low in a man -.ger-dear little Stran-ger, Je-sus, the won-der- ful 2. An-gels de-scend-ing, 0 ver Him bend -ing, Chant-ed a ten-der and 3. Dear little Stranger, born in a manger, Mak-er and Monarch, and

No. 173.

Neal A. McAuley.

The Ghildren's Hosanna.

COPYRIGHT, 1902, BY E. O. EXCELL.
WORDS AND MUSIC.

J. S. Fearis.

1. I dreamed one night, not long ago, Of man-sions in the skies, Where
2. And, as I mused, I heard a voice, In sweet - er tones than all, Di-
3. And when from slumber I a-rose, To serve my Lord and King, I

those who love the Lord ob-tain A rich and glo-rious prize; I saw a-mong the recting Christian workers here, In words I now re- call: "Forbid them not," He felt that I the little lambs To Christ in love might bring; And then I cried for

Alexcenah Thomas. COPYRIGHT, 1885, BY W. A. OGDEN. USED BY PERMISSION. W. A. Ogden.

Dear lit-tle flowr's, they could not know Je-sus a kind watch was keep-ing.
Happy and free, songs full of glee, Cheer - i-ly, cheer-i-ly ringing;
With them we come in sweet ac-cord, Sing-ing our carols together;

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Un-der the snow they soft-ly lay, Wait-ing to greet the first spring day;
Building their nests on boughs so high, Teach-ing the baby birds to fly;
Brighter are we than blooming flow'rs, Gay-er than birds in leaf y bow'rs;

clear, pure light,

Like a

little

all for Him;

Well He sees and

all a round

Many kinds of

1. Je sus bids us shine, With a 2. Je sus bids us shine, First of 3. Jesus bids us shine, Then, for 4. Je - sus bids us shine, As we work for Him, Bring-ing those that

Burn-ing in the night;
If our light is dim;

In this world of darkness
He looks down from heaven,

row; He will ev er help us,

In this world a - bound,-Sin and want and sor
From the paths of sin;