Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30


morocco or calfskin if they were shod with
the preparation of the Gospel. Now you
sec peace on their countcnaucc. Now that
man says: what u fool was to be en-
chantcd with this world. Why, / have
more satisfaction in five minutes in the serv-
ice Of God than l had in all the first years
Of my life while | was gaingcttinc. / like
this evening of my day n great deal better
than / did the morning. In the morning
grecdly devoured the prey, but now il is
evening, end | am gloriously dividing the
spoil"
Ny friends, this world is poor thing to
hunt 1t is hcalthful to go out in the woods
aud hunt. 1t rckindles the luster of the
eye 1t strikes the brown of the autumnal
leaf into the cheek. 1t gives to the rheu-
matte limbs the strength to leap like a roe.
Christopher North's pet gun, the muckle-
mould Meg, going off in the summer in the
forests had its echo in the winter time in
tho cloquenCe that rang through the uni
vcrsity halls of Edinburgh. 1t is healthy
to 20 hunting in the fields, but tell you
that it is bClittling and bedwarfing and
belamirg for n man to hunt this world.
The hammer comes down on the guncap,
and the barrel eXpodes and kills you in
stead of that which you are pursuing.
men you turn ouC 10 huhU 'he World
the world turns OUT 20 hult yol' ana as
many Sports man aiming MS gun III
panuhcr helrO mas gone Gown uliuer lhe
t'ripeu cia"S' 80 WHO YOU hlVe oeei' ~,
tempting 10 ueFour thls Worlu the "oflu
mas peeh ueNourihg you. 20 IL was WIN
!-oru hyr 90 ~ wa WIN u Co'cri"Iq' %
10 WAS WIN C"lneilIc ol hussla' liSuI
~ "e"o ouU Hun'lHH ioi inns "OiIU' u''t IL
Ct, t1ppntyl lig mr. sc
IulceS e''"Ch III o"Sii ms Ht,'l'' IAN .
l "ineu az 'nc Horlu' ""U 'ne "sS"sSi,i
UrA~er pun an Gnu W ms 't'ls, ~
nv "U oiip -I"tS NS"eSA VI '-O0''
"'''o un ''ie "'i''''" VI ii'' o''9'
rom tHc 10Y oi an my tIusL
nl-i'''P nun i'.',' i-.o ~ 'le uus.
,- SAh' l4oN lOSll Va RI fOhh' E'''
me queen "oM"Sc' vi N"NHi4e W"' VI
lctGu ~! no. "V''O'i't' utS 3D." N'9'iS "i''' "''',
,nuI pan u EIo'V9' am" snc ''V 'nc,lI o''
put tIeJ were poisoned R'o'eS' anu my
tooh hei ne bcO'er o1re Hil'" Ul Co'u
prlVatIoh imam warm ana POISONED glove
Oh ruiIpus SUCCESS "a; sly 3 SOM ours
hlah III Viie "uoIelce' pelleNe Nil"O you
are P-e'Tnins' an No'iiH 70 u ,.c 'Ii'U ,e.
.hlhS' in uhe morning "a III! me am go
nv 10 uGN"T' me prey anu III tile eN eii'i5
shtIl GlVIGe 'ne Spo,i9 o. Cnilst'"h ciiar'
wild oats and then | will be GOOD"
Yonnp man. did Won ever take the census
of all the old people? How many old neo-
ple are there in YOUR house, one. two or
none2 How many in a vast assemblare
li1etbis9 ONLY here and there a orav head.
like tbo matches Of sno.v here and there in
liAe .nc f"'O"'9 "a s'Io. NJ "ii r 'iiei ~
that the tides of the wears are 50 tronr that
men 90 down under them before they ret
IN he go before they oct to he 40 before
they get TO be 40 before they get to be 30;
and If Won my vounr brotber resolve now
that Won will snend the morning of Won,
dovsin dovourino tho nrev tbe nrobahilit,
is that Won will never divide fine snoiIs
in tho evoninp bonr He who nostnonos
until old noe the religion Of .Tesus Christ
noetnonas II forever
Where ARE tbe mon ,vbo 70 vears 400 ra.
solved 70 heroine Christians in old noe mt.
tino If off n certain numbpr of voars5 Thov
,o,,er ,,ot to hoold The r.iIro.d collision
~, tha S+eomhoat exnIosion or the slim ON
tho loo ~, tho fa1Iirr Iaddor ar tho sudden
cold mt an end n their onnortrnities
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