Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-23

voyage oil discovery WHICH Snhll reveal II
vastcr and more brilliant country? John
Franklin risked his life to find passage
between icebergs, and shall we dread TO
find "A passage to eternal summer? Men i'll
Switzerland travel up the heights of the
Matterhorn with alpenstock and guides
and rockets and ropes and, getting half
way up, stumble and fall down in a horri
bic massacre. They just wanted to say
they had been on the tops of those high
peaks. And shall we fear to 90 out for the
ascent of the eternal hills which start
thousand miles beyond whore stop the
lighest peaks of the Alps, when in that
ascent there is no peril?
A man doomed to die stepped on the
scalfold and said in JOY, "Now, in ten
minutes | will know the great secret"
One minute after the vital function ceased
the little child that died last night knew
more than Jonathan Edwards, or St. Paul
himself, before he died Friends, the exit
from this world, or death, if you please to
call it, to the Christian is glorious eNpla-
nation. IT demonstration. 1t is illumna-
ton. 1t is sunburst 1t is the opening of
all the windows 1t is shutting up the
catcchism of doubt and the unroling of
all the scrolls of positive and accurate in
formation. Instead of standing ut the
foot of the ladder and looking up, it is
standing at the top of the ladder and look
ing down. 1t is the last mystery taken
out of botany and geology and astronomy
and theology.
OH, will 1t not be grand to have all qucs
tons answered? The pcrpctualy rccur-
ring interrogation point changed for the
mark of exclamation. All riddles solved
Who will fear to 90 out on that discovery
when all the questions are to be decided
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| tion will he "Whcrc is Jesus the Saviour
| tb.t u,rdoued NV sin. that carried my .or-
rows: that fought NV battles; that won
INV vic,oricse" O radiant one, how I
vynilld like to see thee, thou of he manper.
hun without its humiliations: thou of the
cross but without its naugs. thou of tho
crave INT. without. its do,l.unss
TAX WITH 1rsr-s
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with Jesus in heaven lust rs n brother
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o.l. him frst2 do not know. IcantbinL
villa, would asl, pnul first If 7 saw hin,
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him describe he storm that came uron Inc
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! about a shin and the sea that never shall
yet over, and ! think would like to hCaI
him talk about that first.