Bugle Notes for the Temperance Army: a collection of songs, quartettes, and glees, adapted to the use of all temperance gatherings, glee clubs, etc. ...

Editor:	W. F. Sherwin, J. N. Stearns
Publisher:	National Temperance Society and Publishing House, New York, 1871
Language:	English
Notes:	Numbers are the page numbers the hymn starts on. If two hymns start on the same page, letters are added after the page number.

#	Text	Tune
125b	Hark! glad voices join the chorus
125c	Welcome, sister, share the blessing
125d	Thrice welcome, brother here we meet
125e	Whatever staition we may fill
125f	Whatever station we may hold
126a	Unfurl the Temp'rance Banner
126b	From brightest crystal fountain
126c	The temperance ship is sailing on
126d	We are fighting the battle of right against wrong
127a	Welcome to our festive meeting
127b	Drunkards are dying day by day
127c	Great God, thy presence we implore
127d	Brother, hast thou wandered far
127e	With banner and with badge we come
127f	Great God, whose hand outpours the rills
127g	For a season called to part