Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-30
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY JANUARY 80 1891
come curses and screams of demnnias

come curses and screams Of dennoniae
laughter. Lost spirits gather about him
and feel for his heart, aud beclSon him on
with Hail, brother Hail, blasted spirit,
hail!' He tries to get ont. lie comes to
the front door where he entered, and tries
to push it back. but the door turns against
him, and in the jnr of that shutting door
he hears these words, "This night is Bel
shazzar, the king of the Chaldeans, slain"
Sin may open bright rs the morning. 1t
ends dark as the night!
| learn further from this subject that
Death sometimes breaks in upon banquet.
Why did he not 90 down TO the prisons in
Babylon? There were people there that
would like to have died. | suppose there
were men and women in torture in that
city who would have welcomed Death. But
he comes to the palace: and just at the
time when tho mirth is dashng to the tip
top pitch Death breaks in at the banquet.
We have often seen the same thing Illus
tTatcd. Here Is Il young man just come
from college. He is kind. lie ia loving.
He is enthusiastic. He is eloquent. BY
one spring he may bound to heights
toward which many men have been strug
Cling for years. A profession opens before
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Nf-Nl IN Al Ilih bANQUEI'
we saw the same thlng on larger scale
illustrated at the last war in TINS country
our Whoie natioh han been si'ung at a
ha' Iofl'ti oahque'-hofth, south, east ana
west w hho gram was tHere plt we grew
~ on on' mus h7' Invention was there
pnt orr rivers must turn the new wheel
an" ra1'ie the strange shuttle W nat warm
inrs but our traders must bring them
rom 'he Arctlc' hnt iIsh mt our he's
lhuSi sweep thPn for me markets hat
music 'uu ~ hiuS' sing III our nails WAT
eloqucnoe Out II mist speak IN our sen
"to9. RIO! 10 ne h"'lohal banquet, reach
ing from mountain TO mountain ana from
-" i" So 10 pfpparV 'h'f hahquet the
Sh'epiU'HS ara the aVjarles ul the country
NViO '"'ir p'SI treasures ne "rcharda
pi''' up VI ,He 'l"le 'he'r sweetest fruits
lH' pr',9'' p''T@' ON win now vines 10
~ al wa" ''pie came we yeomahry OF
NcW nam i'Nhlre' ara Tn" ZIMMERMAN OF
M"l He' ana we 'aroIliiiah from the rice
'r''o' an" me western si"iGrant from the
pms VI Nl'Eon H''" we were al orotheGs
az " banquet "uu"ehly ohc
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~, " n'' meant ChosF MOUNDS thrown npat
S"'ch lH'atEi, HAHoh, Aular'a' "ettys
"uT'' 9""'A Mountain; W nat meant those
g"lueh ErHh neiHs turned INTO a paaturlnI
Rfon'" Tor ca'%'rv Hore " nat meant
'h' corn Helds guinea w the wheels 81
'I!' "'"F! supply 'itIh' my tho'c rivers
" ''"'S '"o9c l}N'N OF ol""u; NT"l was
angry ""stlce must come lthu"rt
INK on 'Ae wall ne h'tl!ph han been
W''Epef anu l''i'u wanting l'afNheN'.
bi' ueS7. woe 20 the l"Ith! woe to the
I"".H' ~ ,' '"e Gust voc 10 the west
bt''" III 'ae hAnqoiI.
""' '''sp - lF'.tH from 'ne Su pJecl 'hH'
'i' 'eS'r ''ulon "i tle FlcIo"S' ana OF thpSe
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""N' III 'n'''n ''''H u"Si-" 'o 'h' hlShcSt
po''O Wir'u 'i4"t -e''FI'"h army broke
UE""|h' II was "h1N,'ctcu' suddenly
Amos, Always comes tne doom OF those
We" 't,i'HF 'oi ana 'eiy the laws OF
men, ilnW was 10 III the dciUScE DO you
SHPP'.e IL came through a Iol4 northeast
'-''i :" 'A''' lFo'le Ior u"ys before were
sure II was coming: NO; suppose the
iH''l''hI WIS nr'Eh'' mat caIhness brood
'I On ."e ""'crs thaO beauty sat en-
Vhr'h'd O" 'He mis- "hch suddenly the
heavens D''r9'' anu 'he mountains SAM
I'he anchors INTO the sea TINT ""shed clear
over '"' Andes ana the hIihalay;s'
-, oNEl.' HELMET? IN TIE WArEl'S
1' 1'eu 'ea WIS -, n''lued' me f'SNptl'hs
~, :" cr'1Hs d. mere coui" be no DANGER
ne lsra"Ates hah Jus; gone through.
" here t.gy hHa gone why not the hgyp-
i'HS ''L i "aSS"ch oe"atItuI waxing
P."'t' \ pavement OF unGed shells ana
pc''rI'' ana on eltnei sac t"o great walls
OIL wac -9"ii' re can pe no Danger.
r0r""rd' great hoet' or the Egyptians