Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-19

Gil paLCstinC and the adjoining countries.
After delivering it In the morning in the
academy OF Mu.ic IN this city he preach
cd I, sgai7 In the evening in New York, a.
tho service held under tie auspices OF The
Cavieo;ag Herald. Before commencing his
,armoA Or. Tamage stated that in spite Of
~ the Efforts that were being put forth 70
lnetc;l the completion Of his rev Table,
,,srle. the worn WAS ON 50 magnificent n
,rpip and ite necessity for care IN it's con
ytruef;on ~ ilnucrn1ivc chat. JUDGING by
ps,srn; Indications. +. would not be ready
is,r deii.;incn onflr, Easter. Ne was
happ, > say. however. tllat tlo hospitality
q. The Ch,i ,tian Herald through which
.hp-ye Sunday evening ee~vices in New Yorl,
mad been held, would BE- continued, and
che l,uhiSnor If than Journal had already
secured ,uu extension Of tie lolse OF the
Academy OF Music lie would therefore
b. ahle to hold services there every Sunday
evening u1;i the new Tabernacle was i'm
ieht,l. Owing 10 the inolomcucY OF the
weather he youh discontinue the custom
Of giving an lvddre-.s out Of doors after the
regular EXERCISES to The crowd Of people
WHO mad been uraoie 20 gain admission 10
fine Acadcuy, cut the Publisher OF The
Christian Herald WIS cndcaycring TO OBJ
. ;,lin the llse Of a church or public building
in the ncighb0rhood in which an overflow
service could be held. Dr. Talmage then
annornced as his text Psalm civ, l6, The
cedaIs of lebanon which he hjth planted
and preached the following sermon:
In our journey we change stirrup for
wheel 1t is four o'clock in the morning
at Damascus, Syria. and we are anonN the
lanterns OF the hosiery waiting for the
conveyance that is TO carry US further TO
start. A Mohanmedan in high life is put
ting his wives on board within an apart
meut by themselves. and our party occupy
the main apartment of one vi the worst We
hicles in which mortals We're ever iamred
and hail stranguleted. But we mnst not
let the discomlorts annul or disparage the
opportunities We are rolling out and up
the :nountains of Lebanon, their forehead
under crown OF snow, which coronet the
fingers 81 the hottest summer cannot cast
Gown
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