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A little word in kindness spoken
Author: Daniel C. Colesworthy Hymnal: PBC1887 #d1 (1887)
A little word in kindness spoken
Lost and found
Author: A. Carey Hymnal: PBC1887 #d2 (1887) First Line: A roof so tight, and a hearth so bright Refrain First Line: Ah, these are what he has lost
Lost and found
Brother, come home
Hymnal: PBC1887 #d4 (1887) First Line: Come home, brother, come home
Brother, come home
The kingdom of the home
Author: W. R. Durvee Hymnal: PBC1887 #d5 (1887) First Line: Dark is the night, and fitful and drearily Refrain First Line: Crown me, crown me, King of the home
The kingdom of the home
The crystal fountain
Hymnal: PBC1887 #d6 (1887) First Line: Down in yonder meadow
The crystal fountain
The prohibition banner
Author: D. Marlow Hymnal: PBC1887 #d8 (1887) First Line: Fling out to the winds our banner bright Refrain First Line: Then up with the prohibition banner
The prohibition banner
Forward be our [thy] watchword, steps [hearts] and voices
Author: Henry Alford Hymnal: PBC1887 #d9 (1887)
Forward be our [thy] watchword, steps [hearts] and voices
Wave your banners
Author: A. Bittenger Hymnal: PBC1887 #d10 (1887) First Line: Friends of temperance, lift your banners Refrain First Line: Jesus Christ, the strong deliverer
Wave your banners
Spirit welcome
Author: Robert W. Hume Hymnal: PBC1887 #d11 (1887) First Line: From the glorious summer land
Spirit welcome
Great God, whose hand outpours [pours out] the rills
Author: George Lansing Taylor Hymnal: PBC1887 #d13 (1887)
Great God, whose hand outpours [pours out] the rills
The prohibition rally
Author: Eden Reade Latta Hymnal: PBC1887 #d14 (1887) First Line: I hear the trumpet sounding Refrain First Line: For the cause of prohibition, rally
The prohibition rally
I'm a temperance man, I will do what I can
Author: Jennie Sayre Hymnal: PBC1887 #d15 (1887)
I'm a temperance man, I will do what I can
Then scatter far and wide
Author: George Cooper Hymnal: PBC1887 #d16 (1887) First Line: In the furrows of thy [my] life, scatter seed
Then scatter far and wide
The band of hope
Author: John Pierpont Hymnal: PBC1887 #d17 (1887) First Line: Let the still air rejoice
The band of hope
The call for prohibition
Author: H. H. Hawley Hymnal: PBC1887 #d18 (1887) First Line: Let us rally for the right, boys Refrain First Line: No license forever
The call for prohibition
Cast thy bread upon the waters
Hymnal: PBC1887 #d20 (1887) First Line: Long ages past eternal wisdom said
Cast thy bread upon the waters
Men of purpose, sound the tocsin
Author: Lide Meriwether Hymnal: PBC1887 #d22 (1887)
Men of purpose, sound the tocsin
Mourn for the thousands slain
Author: Seth C. Brace Hymnal: PBC1887 #d23 (1887)
Mourn for the thousands slain
Now, host with host assembling
Author: E. H. Chapin Hymnal: PBC1887 #d24 (1887)
Now, host with host assembling
Now let us strike the cheerful strain
Author: Thomas Hastings Hymnal: PBC1887 #d25 (1887)
Now let us strike the cheerful strain
Then hurrah for the flag of prohibition
Author: H. H. Hawley Hymnal: PBC1887 #d26 (1887) First Line: O, a song for the flag of prohibition
Then hurrah for the flag of prohibition
Jesus is your only hope
Author: J. B. Atchinson Hymnal: PBC1887 #d27 (1887) First Line: O brother, you are helpless Refrain First Line: O, Jesus is your only hope
Jesus is your only hope
Wine in the cup
Author: Neva E. Parkhill Hymnal: PBC1887 #d28 (1887) First Line: O dark is the night Refrain First Line: O 'tis wine in the cup
Wine in the cup
O gentle Shepherd, wide is thine embrace
Author: E. L. Blackeley Hymnal: PBC1887 #d29 (1887)
O gentle Shepherd, wide is thine embrace
The people over there
Author: H. H. Hawley Hymnal: PBC1887 #d30 (1887) First Line: O the people are so poor
The people over there
This temperance agitation
Author: H. H. Hawley Hymnal: PBC1887 #d31 (1887) First Line: O, this temperance agitation
This temperance agitation
Save the lost
Hymnal: PBC1887 #d32 (1887) First Line: O thou who taught us by thy word
Save the lost
He'll forgive, he'll forgive
Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: PBC1887 #d33 (1887) First Line: Of him who did salvation bring I could for ever think and sing
He'll forgive, he'll forgive
Officials hold the people's trust
Author: L. P. Richards Hymnal: PBC1887 #d34 (1887)
Officials hold the people's trust
Woman to the front
Hymnal: PBC1887 #d35 (1887) First Line: Sign the pledge, each trembling mother
Woman to the front
The song of the wine
Author: Barry Cornwall Hymnal: PBC1887 #d36 (1887) First Line: Sing, boys, sing, who sings, who sings
The song of the wine
Hosannas, Lord, to thee we bring
Author: Lucius Manlius Sargent Hymnal: PBC1887 #d37 (1887) First Line: Slavery and death the cup contains
Hosannas, Lord, to thee we bring
Look out for 1888
Hymnal: PBC1887 #d38 (1887) First Line: Some people will tell of a good time
Look out for 1888
Stay, father, stay, the night is wild
Hymnal: PBC1887 #d40 (1887)
Stay, father, stay, the night is wild
The convict immured in the prison's cold cell
Author: O. Johnson Hymnal: PBC1887 #d41 (1887)
The convict immured in the prison's cold cell
The prohibition train is free
Author: George W. Bungay Hymnal: PBC1887 #d42 (1887)
The prohibition train is free
While the days are going by
Author: George Cooper Hymnal: PBC1887 #d43 (1887) First Line: There are lonely hearts to cherish
While the days are going by
The call for volunteers
Hymnal: PBC1887 #d44 (1887) First Line: There's a cry from suffering masses everywhere
The call for volunteers
Shoulder to shoulder
Author: C. L. Sharman Hymnal: PBC1887 #d45 (1887) First Line: Treacherous the foe, we must battle today Refrain First Line: Fall into line
Shoulder to shoulder
Then ready for the conflict
Author: H. H. Hawley Hymnal: PBC1887 #d47 (1887) First Line: We come, we come, with speech and song
Then ready for the conflict
God is marching on
Author: H. H. Hawley Hymnal: PBC1887 #d48 (1887) First Line: We now shall see the glory Refrain First Line: Glory, glory hallelujah
God is marching on
God is marching on
Author: H. H. Hawley Hymnal: PBC1887 #d49 (1887) First Line: We now shall see the glory of the coming of the Lord Refrain First Line: Glory, glory hallelujah
God is marching on
Notes of praise
Author: Lydia H. Sigourney Hymnal: PBC1887 #d50 (1887) First Line: We praise thee, Lord, if but one soul
Notes of praise
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