Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02

GuGOAY, BIC. Is.
~ ioton,.', Interesting DISCOURSE by
IT,, rrootl,u D.v .nr-IMo 1rNt i.ui,e.r u.
ii. II "Irt l. Now Go tvcn INTO
BotNIcheip'' SERMON in l'uii
BEool.LYN Dec 3d.. Talmfsv's scr
mon today WHs appr9pria. to the season.
jus subject Vis tiN C.lris mis- Jubilee
\ croyyd which Gl!ed tio Academy of Nh.
nc in every part lieten1d to IL in inc morn
ing end another CnrTrnIu5 audience
.hTonged the New YORK Accduny of Nd
ec 10 hear It in the eFoninlg, when thodoc-
Tor preached under Tic auspices of The
Christian Herald. HIS eeclt was Luke i,
H.: let us now 20 oven Ulryo Eoi.hlchen.7
Amid a Thousand u,E-ccs No siva each
other holiday CONGRATULATIONS Iy lon;
established custom we @N.i0ft c.scn other
20 lea, sinful nerrlTnent. BY .cilO Dy Christ
mss tr.3es which blossom and fruit on CUs
night. by oaciv morning ssUprlssl, Dy clus-
tG1ss Of liylisGd cuudlcs, by c.0ldteD's pr7,cca-
sons by sound OF irsieCsS cilts sometimes
more blatant th;,n JlnlAicssl we w7lAeSlp tho
night and probong the day. I wash you all
in the grandest, nui}Iss5t aud bass sseuts -
Ime.ry Christmas The event comuren1-
UFated Is Che E'11;se+ of the cent6lrius.
ChTist's cradle was Gs wonderful as his
cross, Persuade moot the first ond Lam
not surprised at tl.n last. The door by
which he enteTnd vs=s. IS trgrlcnL Gus - She
door by whieh he 'reIrsu;It
wHEEE .n3sUs WAg ET EGYPT.
WIS last winter ut Gte bcusoawhere
Jesus lived while he vvSsin Africa. twas
in Csjro. FSryqt, tlo SerulircSrs OF tl1ct ;sw-
fiI Journey which he took vfca Joseph
and Nary fed with hlul fDoIn Bethlehem
10 Ea-vyt to aTntd tIso uaCssucz-e of HcTDd
Ali history, rs we'll aSGn iscaditS5r. pcnnts'
out this house 10 Ctlir,o - sEe cns 1ir7phich
these three fugirivcs lived gT''ih, 10 Africa.
The room Is nine zss-.s dotvta fnoIg the level
Of the stTecI. ! ll,Cas,1r,,d the room aud
found il % fest i1--; aud ~ feet l6gh.
There are three shulEirJys Of rock, one Of
which think WIS the C-a6ie of our Lord
There Il no wiodoyy. and, ! 6lso LIGHT -nust
have come from c>sndie or lantern The
three arrived hr1p from Belh}eben, hav-
in.t crossed the terrible dceeT,-
On the Mods elrecoan s,c9n7vr going
fro ~ Athens 20 alexandria, met. the emil
nent scholar ar1l uheolc-ia1l, IN. Lansing.
who for thirfy-t.;e yeats has been a rcsi-
dent Of Cairo, and ne told rle.chat he ha1
heen nh over tie r-sad 6hPt the three fuci-
tives took from BeohleheTu - Egypt i!e
ssrvs it Is a desert My 4 nd mn thc forced
Journey of fac infant Christ mist have
been a terrible iuur-z-T. Going on from
L. II Dr. Lansing met people froTn Beth
leha.1l their tongnes swollen aild hanging
out from Toe Eliainti'h ION o- tAlrst' and
although h-3 party l1d blt one ~ootSJIn
q water left and thag v9s in,1oitant FOR
themselves, he wos SO novel with the
spectacle Of thirst n tNose poor rficrluS
at tho~srl1 IL s,--,sifp1 flt. i-t. 1-,1;iou cf
lis fellow troycla g, he gave w,%er 10 the
strangers. over ras drradt2. rome Jo-
scrh ami lazy f-'rt Il for tdf7 land Of
Egypt. No t-H' TO maze ir.;ca Irepara-
ton. IierJd vas al e t1e'n- ana what
rs t-"@' Icfs III ne orc IN lriO' Eiur2
81. '1h, ne t'e-.a1tI ana lnIAH'', ON"
I-t So ny uN rom las mats--'si ia greet
..."n' yhe Ae@cs VI sT@'t on his Iorenonj
;"i lls ;7ho,c lrd7oe maxim. Tie iIi
o.. ana, 81 u -s>;rr 9t has Wa aud h@J'.
il. o." OF, 6--l' Ia nj rFio away.
g.. 70 M a. t,tF 1'uL'.3 -c5'..r u, and Jp-
"a uf'--.t'' q" t--e cr'j l-s '7',,-1 90 bur
a.a u"p. lis VIE qua cMd to
Ht Wing. '@5r iaa'os d" bread are
"."a@.!. ..-~e. b1.tl's of safer viii rot
ior SUCH ic'is Wy lSut tLern rs no
IT, t" ~ UnT'.uns moro. On. and On.
ca !1. 10 iAt dear home 'hey expect
lever t,Hln ID ~ ILDf henre bronx.
j. docs not nt-4 ..' "ii't - q L.- mousse
il order 10 ,saa.-a i]s ". to .aa'e il.
% TER ''G WAY.
over tho I.AE iaii Gown through the
deep gorge '4ay urge tltlr way ij7 lie
hron, by taIlt th,uu1.A h1t Sand, uHdcr
uAa,erluts san, thr n-re crIn%, tG. nother
iar't the i@Acr oAhaI;--Jed. Low slowly
the dl+ys and w,.la i<--i. NH Tho wr:.ry
tnlec ever 'elcl oAe ban.-h Of ,ic Nile:
Win they er.r sec CaE'o7 Niu the desert
ever cndf "ueh az last they cross the
Inc beyond which Old Herufi hes no nCht
- pu1r-ue tltlr Jay ia unnoanded. hree ~
last! Lot Oncn dS.AouLt tt12d resi- Now
they rSurn" theIr way Wl'h ic.'s anxrLy.
They VIII ind a pace @Jue"nare for 5nrl-
tar and ohn o'finlns O! their bread. Hcre
lhey ara III Cairo, ESyit-
1hey VIVID through the-croohed streets,
winch are about ten i'ct wide, and enter
the humble house where have been TO-
d-y. But tho tcr!dnusD f the journey Of
tcese three 1IGl4lvcs was lot MS humble rs
tbolr starting POM ~ Bethiehem. II that
Journey across the desert ended in a cellar