The Song Anchor

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Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Dec 12, 1878

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 4, No. 47.

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The Song Anchor.

List of Favorites in Song Anchor—Almost Persuaded; A Cheerful Song; Always Speak the Truth; Beautiful Shore; Blessed are They that do His Commandments; Crown Him; Coming Bye-and-Bye; Come Home; Exalt Him; Glad Praises; God Our Commander; Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah; Hold On; Hark! Hark! my Soul; Let Us Work for the School; Marching On; Our Own Dear Home; O Christian Awake; On! Press On; Over There; Onward; Christian Soldier; Pull for the Shore; Saviour Who Died for Me; Shall We Know Each Other; Sweet Bye-and-Bye; The Gate Ajar for Me; The World's Harvest; Teach Me, O Lord; Urge Them to Come; Work On; We Shall Know Each Other; Wake the Song; Work, Watch, Pray; Waiting and Watching; Whiter than Snow; Your Mission; Youthful Mariners; with many other favorites, and over sixty new pieces of sterling merit.
Contributors—D. S. Hakes, P. P. Bliss, R. Lowry, Wm B Bradbury, W. H. Doane, Edward A. Perkins, W. O. Perkins, T. C. O'Kane, S. J. Vail, Wm. Sherwin, A. A. Graley, Wm. G. Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Morgan, J. H. Fillmore, Herman D. Clarke, W. J. Bostwick, J. E. White.
The excellence of this new candidate for public favor may be inferred from the following NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
"The Song Anchor," for Sabbath-school and Praise Service, by J. E. White, in size and style like "Pure Gold" and books of that class. It is issued from the Pacific Press Publishing House, in Oakland, California. It deserves special consideration at the hands of Sunday-school people of this coast for these reasons: 1. Of the real excellence of the book as a book of Sunday-school Music. 2. Of the most creditable style, mechanically considered, in which it is gotten up. 3. That it is a California production, both composition and manufacture. Send for a copy and try it.—Cal. Christian Advocate.
"The Song Anchor" is the title of a new Sabbath-school song book of which the publisher may feel proud. The selection includes all the popular songs of the day, and many new ones which are destined to take a place in the front rank.—Alameda Encinal.
Price 50 cts. $40.00 a hundred by mail, postage paid.