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; THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW eee B.C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1937

AF Popular Hymn

He leadeth me:‘O blessed thought!
QO words with heavenly comfort *
fraught! ; _
Whnate’er I do, where'er I be, —
Still tis God’s hand that teadeth me,

Me leadeth; me, He, leadeth me!
Rs His own hand He’ tendeth' me!
His faithful follower E would be
For by His hand He leadeth me.

"There are three. other verses and are |

ta be found in practically every hymn
hook of the Protestant churches,
-This justly popular bymn was writ-

~|that day in chureh-in Philadelphia and

imaginiation to the hymnal possibilities
of. that thought.

Too often it is o3 a funeral hymn we
think of that Psalm, whereas it wes
born of ‘David's own experiences as a
shepherd leading his father's great
flock irom pasture to pasture, day af-
ter day. It was a thought of God, the
Good Shepherd, always. caring for, de-
fending and Ieading His own people,
Tiis own Church, always, even onto
death itself. . rr

' The Rev. Joseph Henry Gimore re-
alized this more than ever, of a sudden

then and there scribbled down the four

ton on the. spur of the moment. in the
First Raptist Chiirely. Philedelphia, -at
ihe close of a leeture which dealt with
the Shepherd Psalm (XNIIT).

Jt was probably: the. rather nwousual
emphasis our English Bible laid upon
the Shepherd’s leading, beside the
“still waters’ “through the ‘valley of
the shadow of death,” ete. brought. out:
in att original. ‘manner in ‘the Tecture
which awakened the author's poeti¢

verses of: the hymn, As he.wrote it
the refrain had only two lines. Who
expanded it into four lines is not
known. Possibly it is the work of the

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Tra D, -Sanky: made frequent use of ;
the hymn in. the famous Moody an&k

ughout the English-speaking world,
and through them it achieved na degree
of popularity in Great Britain, though
never as much so as on this side of the
Atlantic.
ton in 1834, educated at Brown, Dni-
versity, Providence, Rhoge Island, for
the Baptist ministry, ‘and! engaged in
schoolastic w ork for sore ‘years,

In 1861 ‘he was’ appolntéd professor
of Hebrew in Newton Theological In-
stitution. After a year or two there
he held a ministerint charge in New
Hampshire, ‘but was appointed profes-
sor of Logic at Rochester University,
New York, in 1868 where the remain-
der of his lite was spent. °

U. 8. composer, W,. B. Bradbury, who
wrote the tune to ‘whieh it is always
STUN. .

Mr. P. Phillips, the evangilist, hetp- |i
ed to sing it'into popularity and includ
ed It in his once’ well known selection,
“The Singing ‘Pilerim;” -with the re-
train in four lines.

Tt was not. until 1871. that his. hymna
found a place:in the: ‘Baptist hymn and
tune: book. although dt bad appeared
in other denominationals some , years
before. Ita. popularity has increased
of late years, and it is now in- tery
common. use wherever the English lang

Sankey revivalist services given thro- |

Tis author.was born in Bos- |:

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T in® the above drawing of Mount
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Champtonships of the Canadian
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of the ones :at .Garmisch, .Ger-

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“HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT
DISTKICT OF COAST, RANGE 5

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| Take notice that 1, Frank X. Frank,

Jntend fo° apply to the’ ‘commissioner

cof Inds fur a license to’ prospect for
coal ov er lands known as Section 14,
Tp 1A, RYV., Coast District. ' .

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H XaeLTON: LAND | ‘DISTRICT’
IMSTRICT OF COAST RANGE ‘5

: rake nolive that. I, " yrank X. Frank
atemt . to apply to the commisstoner

‘ands for a leense to prospect for

‘gaat over hinds known as Section, ‘11,

Py 1A, RV, Coast, District.,

Frank x. Frank

piatod, August 46, 1087

| HAZEUTON LAND. Disrnior
| DISTRICT or coast RANGE i
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Take snotice ‘that oe ir ‘nnks, xX, Frank .

‘intend, to? apply, {0 the! commissioner

f laniles, for Ae ‘lleense to. piospeet for
ctl over’ Lind’ iown: as Section 10,%

: arn X, Frank

2X, rant
to. ‘tie onal sgloner

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