The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-14
mr. the Sea of DeStrnc

the Snoe.s ~, ~ f.m;l;ar with tue fact, that p
under the direction OF tHe'r "''' t"s chH. y
cd deliyerr and leader, Moses, III; ~ ,t ths e
dr4n of Israel passed forty years ~ ;n vi. /;
Desert, during which time every '"u n'1 II
v;d1ol but two Of the race, 'Jos1la % %n
CaleLn that left Egypt in adult age, nau
J;ed and viven place to their ch,lor Gu
~ ontcr into the promised land n!'drr 'h1
", ',v;1.nc. Of Joshua, who is mtr"o,''eu
q ,,S ot thr fine the ISrarlites were an'"'
70 " "o with the Amlekitrs at heG,
%;S,m md who in prospect OF the oea'"
l Nv W.,s"s was act apart to snccc'' MN.
VI N Slv' sixteen years was he empl"ye"
:, 1 t.a cnnnncst Of Canaan, whca at one
t;ws it was at Gilpon. the Gay not w.
in" sufficient for the pursuit anu M es.',e1
t;on of the GUARANTEES, ne co t!,t s",,;o%
the Sun and Moon to stam sl','' " Jaw
thew did for the period OF one ",'"le gay" Gi
enabling him to destroy those " "'1 1"s %
had devoted to death When I"sn""
m.s ahcnt to live in retirement ant peace sc'
"; W." nosssss;m which the child zen OF Is,
raei assigned him in Timma'A se,a"; 10: o,
, ,", Enhraim, Caleb applied to INN
Hau h;s shar. Of the conquest, proposing
~! ~" 4"t . ~, snrh Kirjatll al la, the
~ .,>a "H "f the giants and t he centre
=, "f their Qualifications His request "as
! "r,nted he came into possession %: OF
1 Kiriath-arla or Hebron, ~nw.' % % I'm.
known as the h"urshI"g .oN ..,,;''h "n
Groun in the neighborlo,"d OF w WILLY, -o mr.
Y tho side Of high hill sl"Pmg I"es' "" '',,
}. is tho field Of Mamre, and M,Is4" "n, ev
nosea To he the cave {" Sac"lo"' :,
pswhere the Jews are allowed TO CONF ~: w.
y the rate, and there read ana Weet ,r y"
=. ,nnnr If their ancestors. fb""' WV
~ miles North of Hebr"un Is 9t: !' y :,
d lar snot enclosed by the found atlons "a ~,
7. very ancient wall, which IS r"lA''HA , "s,'
to the traveller rs the place mere "''"
g. ham received the angels, o,o, !,
g. Caleb, who had signalized ''s v''u' ~ ="
tho cououest of Hebton. wan tcd I" slo w,
- his zeal for the public good; P" Ss;, y W
l.. his conquest to Debie, also caiacE m M' %;le
g.: Splex, another stronghold; ~ H., " %a
South of Hcbeon, Of which joshua !, no. %'
r., once made himself master, yet !ne u ;
II. ~aan;tcs having regained the place,
4%" absence of the army, thp work III
=" I've done over again, thong he nav
by " y" concern in it, only the red"
.ho s', of Il wou)d DC to the general adVal'
WV lug ~ &c h;s trile. From this W. learn, II
ing a ~ s.a,, and mind our own things OH
'ith Int to concern and engage q ourselves t !
,,o, +h, welfare of the cOmnu N.Y. .ol
NC" ore not born for ourselves, ror must
'''" live to ourselves. u,o .;
me, Kiriath-sephcr, which mea"s the c, c,
and Of book or books, i ais" stF'e" N ,tt'
NJ" s,uha. the city of learninE or ! ~
the 'n.v have been the repository OF tne
cords and chronicles OF thf amc''. ~,
%",,;tants. seat Of learning, IKE a u,
the ''"o, to I've in Greece, the desire OF va
'nish =" s.t acquainted with the anc'ent lea "a
!" sof tha Canaanites may have also d
maze NY y" "f the reasons to have Israel bec(
rs by MASTER of this city; he however Ill
i"~" found the place almost lmpre9
, ,T' fnr it. "a written in the 81 ChaP!tt
were Judges, and it seems alrea'? 'o t%o :"
f La troducetl by anticipation III '"0
NJ, q Chautcr of Joshua as toil'ws: A.,
INV And Caleb went up thence 10 .n'
and h,h;tauts of Debir which before ""'
c toe Gath sepher. AIR., .,o+ sm
e "e' Kiriath-scpher, and takrth it, to n nm
III the H" ~. Achsah, nv daughter, to wife
.. T,thors among the lsraelites, an
F'e"' ,,.aS among ali the ancients, Sc.
" the ".e" ox.u;sed more absolute aut
or the r tS in disrosins of their danshte
N.r;.r. than is customary anon
'" " but Caltb's prefer OF MY "a" "s nn.
1get'c' good portion with her, 10 amy not YIN in
Jewish E W. & {FS sSsssfs i kila5ssSERf'
M NY Nv ~ oh,.lience, though contrary
W. NV +o her own humor OF lnch'
" ",1s undoubtedly made with the ;;
az the serve his country, anu ~ lI'. .,iI % %
Rrith. tor well to q man, that wo"i'' 10
~ y, 10 worthily in his generation. -
o"' It is rirht here where W. oeco'l
BEFORE I ou,;ntrd with the Hero after "ho'
,wledye '"iae is named, as it is written:
IacoIs, .Snd Othniel, the son OF Ken;
fcr the ,>r,thpr of Caleb, took it, al. "
',.,..a tn , Annsal, his daughter, to wife.
a:a mn r,,' Otl,n;el married. his couslll
'e mem. ,,an Achsah. Caleb's daughter
zoo Doe. ns" suS it. came to pass. as she cal
! assure him that she moved him to ask ~ !;
aart and s f.+her field, and she lighted OFT
and Caleb said unto her, "n" 'oo -
bic work thou ~ "sl,e answered. give .,1'H ~,
,oueh its for thou has given mo q south Ia ,
clnsiyely me- also springs Of water. any a.
friendly her the upper springs ana tne
,es lkuil snr;nus," The scarcity OF water
;fs Where the ca]amities of the Eastern VIZ
NV tho distress which is often exp
.;,,a arc wv man and beast for want OF u
d%fv and "SS;,.L,e. Park, the African u
and use- teils 10 that after several oaSS :.
lent asso- tim he had fallen asleep; anu u. "
nowledre. wonld carry him to the banks J.
and res liver which he 81 veye1 WIN " y
and eagerly fastened to q'le",c,n !.
tah,ish all "n1 the fancied efforts wonA
r tue sick, to the dreau1ui "!s'! !iH,.,atroto
nhans. and admirably does this 'lInstt"; ~
tie. alone, v.r.o of the Goth Chapter o' ~
"a IAritim) . country where water was ~
charitable and 90 difficult to 10 procure
an appropriate emblem Of rlch
IN anv who Therefore Achsah asked LOT 6,
,lite or not. her father hao given W. q
,tho;;c Mi I.ve had her husband ask I
i worthy Of which Joined to that S''1thi I
ed. thought it more proper iof ~, .
to keen and and She would be moro hEely
9, including accordingly she a'n, os o." ,,are
order. undertaking VIII &c. ~. fath
built up, as the opportunity "nen W. &c Sa,
eater be es- her home to the noueo ~ liz
mol life In. when the sat'stactlo" ~ n",i
air members Of bis daughter so we'll, woe M
nothing too much to 40 d,, do'
Q good feel. lighted oft her ass ~ 'o1 tho
giving good and reverence. sat, ;.l Ser rf +
more or less sent, but in obedience to ms
lie. not only no would not deny her Ills o.e
Ut frequently asks only for the w"tet, I".
the field in which the sPrl"e
remove that were the modesty anu re',
port statisti- of her request gave ~ e. o.
Of the differ she gained her po'ht' nol ,"'.
example to what she asked, anu pe'n anl
. even among he gave her tue upper anu
n our section spring. From TINS nai 1v' =
and generation may prom tho y