Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

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s1las q sne Enssg aOrsas q ths worie. 1s4
s-I1s cf tae meet ariil.a ctarloss ana lr.aa
a. -1s @4rsE r1sE ~nics co1 . aest please -
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t-l-ts. asrs ssrs sea.pies 4afns Nlza I'd
saa'ist,ne. snfef~i b. Eate@aYs thzs zee
l2r4ed o. Pl..aFs Zen .se. as - hero
: Fpa.es. al.l eol1a s.ta craxsu se~peafs.
aad sldTnsd 81 ta saize1 ereaCues-tEelr
eFsz. 1nd sssas. a3d psaons g.--terilg : " .h
,Ts'Iois so1-s. Iazrs ~srs ularole
columns t.osAlag into Waite flower buds
tlere aere s-9as :. lars. a. tbs top t1rs1-
ilg lto - soaps et zae lcrul Then Ia ful
llea.u Al1us tas a sLrss. hle~i wlt5 sDLl1x
4ac tale, 4n1 o.e.-sA saors were prlncs.
sto cams ln g1rg gsotlsiY upholstered ralan-
4l.a. czFrssi aY scrvsnss ia scarlet. or : -
saere dra~a ~ v-hle-ss ths SLOW white
1orss. golden 1itr-I Aa1 81 aDrzass. 44sh
iE. s- laI run -lrs Ners fountains tr0u
seHe ar-alr.i gasss climbing tle ia-ders z
lts lglr au Heu.i bear aolt shove. aal a
.ar ~ tra,s s4-.l epsl llae a-sl Of TOO
So Tie surraaa -l-S gardens ~srs satu-
rarsi si-n o1ars toat molEss1 Les Terra,
All allppei sTom tie aroors. All burned
t1-fr l-eef-s is TIE Egyptian noon. On floors
o. alcsale tae giories ~ Pharaoh ~sre spel-i
eur il 'eftcrs col. rl1 pkyrf. lrl osry / and
tllle i leEe Nars ornaments @ lsse- from tie
wool ot tle t1nlarisk. enlo.1aei with SILVER
tge-.Ala. iuto foan There wero footsioo.s
mae oa- slz.8 precious stone. Tiers
tel. llahloued Oat of a e-o1ehed lion in
broaae TIERS were chairs spotted VIII r4a
s-ts a.ao Of lsoparsia Ihefo were sofas
foot t-d Wilh the laws ot wi.d beasts. and
sr.ie.. With the beAxs of bir'ls As you stand
ea tas level beach u ths ,ea aa q summer
De-. and .oo~ el-ler wav .zagd there are
e.. % q braassrS shite ~ art ocean foam.
easaing ssofrwzrd. - 10 seemed a. Z the sea
oi tie worlds p0mp aud wealth in the Egvp-
lin capi-A for ll.es aud Iil.es liung ITSELF
up into ~h4rc breakers u marble tenn 81
naUsoicum and ohelisS.
WgAr ccSrRAsTi
THIS wss fhs place where Joseph, tie shep-
hsr'l boy was called - stand next To Pua-
Taoh ia honor What = contrast between
tais scene AL hs humble starting and the
d INFO whi-l BIS brothers threw kini Yet
Se uas Dot for-etful of bis early home. Le
WIS Log ashamed - where he came ir0m
Iae bishop ot Aeutz. descended from wheel
wright. covered his hcgse With spokes. and
hammer. ..s3 Wheels. and tho king of Sicily,
a. honor OF his fa-leT who was a potter
refused n drink OIL. OF suythlrg but an
sart0ea vesseL So Joseph ~As not ashamed
OF nis early surroundings. or OF his old
time father or o. bls brothers. Whea they
came up from Tire famine stricken land 20
g., corn from The kirSs cora CRIB, Joseph
Instead Of chlding them for the way thcv
hal rialrreated and aoasod him. sent them
bacA With wagons. which Pharaoh furnished
Iaden With corn AMI OIL Jacob. the father
T. tho very same wagons, was brought back
thai Joseph. the sOr. EIight sec him. and give
him a comfortable hora8 al the rest CT his
days
Well. hear The wagons. the kings wagons.
rumbiinf down IN front 4 the palace On
tno out-4-e Il tae palace. 10 see tue wagons
70 o;T. stands Pharaoh IN royal robes; and
beside Aim Prime Minister Joseph. with a
chain of gold around his neck. and on hls
hand q rin- givea by Pharaoh 70 him. -
tha- any time he wantei % stamp the
ro~al seal upon a document he could
oo 10. Wagon after wagon rolls on
down from the palace. laden with
corn, All msat. ard changes Of raiment,
a. everything tu1r could help a TAM
lns srracs people One daT $50 agcd ia
rob stated Ia front Of his hos,sa. he IS nos
N5ly thinking II his absent hoys sons. how
ser 0l thsy set. ars never 20 a father any
ro7s than boys and while te : seated
there. 10 secs dust arising. end he hears
Ua-o-s rumal-n- aud b. worde.s what IS
coming now. for the whole laud had beca
s1.-fcn With 30 famine aud was In silence
Be- after awhile he wagons havc come near
enough. and h sees his sous on tAs wagons,
snd seiars they come quito up. they shout:
"Josepn Is yet alive" Tas 0id man faints
dsal away DO rot wonder az r. The
bavs tsi the story how that tas bow tho
hong absent Joseph, tas got 70 bo the first
man in tho Egyptian palace While they un-
load ne wagons. the wan an1 wasted Great
urrs in thc neighborh0od come up ani ass for
a handful q corn. and tasy a. satisfsd
Fsr0B COMO ~ his JOURNEY
One dag the ra-ol-s are trc--ht ur. for
jacob. the o.i f1ihaT. is about 20 % % .ee
joseph Al toe kCyptlsn palace Yor know
i- - ro- n vs~y easT ching - transplant an
o.i tre-. ard Jacob AS bGri work - got
s~aY from tE7 place whore De- hos nvel SD
long. lie sids god by 20 The Old place. ani
lsnves IL blessing With tae nei Ehbors. sud
Iaen Is sons sssady him. while he. de-cr.
mined 20 help hrnseif. gels i1-o Zoe ws.on.
az. 14d sad decrepit lnrler tlcy ~.