Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08
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God We Praise ,rb,. w.. ''''>
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terlv one and Ia ,roa.., "'"s
Samuel de Chan,I.i, ui,i, -. l.
righteous c,notion and p'.,'
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all through his ufa
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mountains and hills h,exs .be ro~, =
seas and rivers ,loes .ho
him and exalt him forever, m. .,,,ae.s,
he he who con,otb IN ,ho ,,o,,o ~,
Lord" Father O'Sullivan said I, nav,
RI. Rev Riebo,s %. 81
Fathers. my Dear Dro,bro,. A..
stand here this afternoon n, ,ho snono.
of ono OF the most beautiful peo,s % IT,
land seas with which the cre,,o- t. ~
hounteous munincence has docl,o1 two
universe, as we cast our glance a,ho.,r,
and around It's azure waters IA .bo
charming. enchanting nauo-om, -
peaceful. quoenly hills adorned with ,u
the varied woaltl, and nrofrsior or vor-
dant beauty with which the magic wand
pientitudo of maturity has touched them
when we gaze upon tho towering mon
arch mountain rising tier upon tier MI
ing their maies:lc heads TO the very sI,ios
when we contemplate this scene Of ma
jcstic beauty and cnob,r,i,.r l.,.o,,nz
and reflect that this is the GOOD Gods
gift to us-this our native Inheritance
this our terrestrial abiding nlaco. this or
home. the abode of liberty. hanniness
and prosperity a sentiment the song of
joy and gratitude Of old sursas up from
our hearts. Our tongues and Inns be,nz
too weak to express their burden. we call
upon all this beauty and grandeur to
speak and sing for us: 20 We Seas and
rivers bless the Lord, praise and exalt
him forever"
And on this day which tho Lord b,,b
made for himself. for his worsh,n his
honor and glory rode for our halo,.aa
country. for humanity for his 1,hcr,y-
loving children Of the rni,arse We racau
the fact that for the first tir,e Nh. Arc,
messenger of God tho FIRST bera,a If
civilization and Christianity, heholdirr
with astonishment. awe and admiration
this brightest. love,iest eo,, ~ ,bo di,.
dem of waters hooo,,o On opro,,,raa
with its grandeur ca or,uo-ad ~ i,s
beauty. TIM, bo dosirod ~ n,,La t, his
very own. Ia mako :, ,acomo ,don,,oad
with himself IN r,oLa :, Too, ho,5 ana
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