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Why send out another song book? Because——
1. The age moves and so must the song world. Each generation must

' produce its own books.

.The people want new books. There is a demand. Why should we not
assist in supplying it?

3. We have the songs. What else can we do than publish them? One
man was cast into outer darkness for'burying his talent.

4. We believe God would have us publish the book. We belong to Him—-
soul, body and business. We feel that His blessing has been on us in pre-
paring it, and will be on the book. »

5. We humbly claim to have a most excellent book. Some of its advan-
tages we name. (a ) Choice music; (6) More beautiful solos than other books,
some of which are “The Life- Boat, " “The Skeptic s Daughter,” “Beautiful
Beckoning Hands,” “ Some Mother’s Child,” “The Good Mother’ s Influence,”“
“Evil Influence of aMother and Sister,” “The Christian at the Station,”
“The Sinner at the Station,” “Answered Prayer ” “There’s a Heaven in the
Heart," etc. These single pieces in sheet form would each cost as much as
the book; (6) A line of awakening, deeply convictive sOngs; ((2') Some good
temperance songs; (a e) A fine line of old- time choruses that stir all hearts;
(f) Splendid, taking, new songs that every one will enjoy; (g) The songs
have the gospel ring; we expect them, under God, to be a great blessing to
many souls; (/2) It is in both round and shape notes; the character notes
have been appropriately styled “music made easy; ” (i) )The book is cheap
though it contains 240 songs, making a number one book at avery loW
price.

Now for these reasons we commit our book to God and to His people.
May it bring “ Tears” of penitence and joy, and raise shouts of “Triumph.”
We pray God’s blessing on those Who use it, and ask the prayers of all.

Your friends in holy song,
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Triumphs o’er hopes resurrected of God.
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