The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-10-04

oSncIs. DuG L TOLL you to-day OF how
Chrlst, tho Son of God, Oh the uloo1-
red horse Of sacrifice, cnIno for our res.
cue, and rode down the SKY, ma rods
unto death for our rescna. Arc not
your hearts touohed2 6Thnt was q soc
rif1co Tor you and ME. Othou Who didst
rlde on the rcd horse OF sacrifice! come
md ride through this assoinhl ,&oor AKA
white horse of victory
Historical Anecdotes I'll tass rhble.
No. 3.
Tho Hebrews were grept W|i,itora, and
it is for this reason that we lllt,w tl,ir
history and customs better tl,an ibosa
of other nations. Tho Eiblu, ,Jose,hits
and tho Tnlinud nro i%l6AhauSfabla
sources Of information, wIirh makes Tire
Interpretation Of the private life 81 tho
isrnclitcs very easy for ,ts in foloS
line, wheat bread was used uIiy iy the
rich, that made from barJny Nv he poor.
Tho grain was ground in jnill turnad
by slaves and prisoners. t5UasoM was
condemned to this f~atiauing Ycrk by
the Phllistines. Tho Hebrews lcarncd
the use of the ovon from the EgyptinIs,
also that of leaven breac tl,cis @ionves.
round or oval in shape nhd of medium
size, were thin SO that theY br0Sc il III
stead of cutting it. They a~ttrihuted
tho invention of vino to Noai, ns the
Greeks did to Bacchus. S,.llio ba.t vines
wero thought to DO thosa ~ j rtco, Of
tho valley Of Eschol, etc. 1io- aY.eygn
ancient Judea is greatly fli8tii al ,shgd
for its wines, and those 81 He fl!.A i,a,d
and Hebron also rank vory hiGl. .tho
| wine of Palestine was GhnoFally red.
f,,p,, ,v6;ob ooo,o,s a. II. ~ ...&. 7. .t
blood OF grapes, which y Vic psalm.
ist occurs ns often as tlut bt ttsalt If
leavon," in order to dc, Euntq wleps.
Good vino rojoices the hAart,' spls
Solomon. The lovers Of dTi,,k mixed
their wine with specs, thus Dies DRAFT,
a species of musk obtained from, ruolue.
granatcs, like the Assyrians IS. Ffon the
book of Ruth We learn that Tie peoplo
of the country rcfroshcd tMof8sclrt8 viii,
vinegar water and IN this tloy 4onk0l
thoir bread. The vinogar and tie gRll
formed q Supplying beverage tl,pt .iiicy
caused criminals, who were e. 4 aXH.
cuted, to drink. The Htbrow X still tsSa
q drink which they call @&Ghnin or
"schekhar," and which Saint iielome,
i'll the Latin translation oE the Dib;s.
rendered by the word rs cefa,t Isiaorc
91lho liut,n, il ,nnac.pla says..pbg X.
/ prcysino Ma it,ion III whnnl nf eunir.
aud OF tjis fruit Of pain, lgccs. il 4 thcn
boilcdstillit Mickens, tbis tbr Re0gews
call stSyics&u.'' rtjs oIahaan an ssfBB s.9s
! III cider. .p'hc lfal,,ow ,,oc4 Nnl5r5
.s5s(s .6siainra f,on w;,,c ,n1 XIX N,l,,.
.iDiox{ ij6norA. NV rein,En,, H.,
th,s sna.is gsnd l.in. ~ ,rbr,, INK
fnol f0,an0 IN ntho ,,n,,,j,, 81 ~ M
seer ,n1Ittoi, @.vnoI MA fho fi,aI II
soata. ,ph. Hesll.ecJ cams tf,,n ons.
ian and the plains of Saron. The flesh
Of lambs wns iconaidorod very del;cota.
tho historian ,Joscrhua monttons that ot
the timo of tho passover s 500 lambs
were killed in Palestine. TIa Hebrews
priced hiphlv ~loousts. Of which fonr
varieties wcre suited for food.
The traveller, joseph Of Saint. Anoe
saws. "I have eaten tho @locusts nre-
pared by the Arabs. who boil them in
wator with a little salt: they nre as good
rs the largo sea prawns which they re-
scmblo yery much. Tha Jsroelitns were
very partial to salads of which tho Tnl-
mud mentions several. among others
lettuce and endiycs which were enten
with tho Pascal lamb, Among Tho
fruits Of Palestine we're the dates of
Jericho which Strabo proferrcdto those
Of Babylon and Thebcs; the promogran-
ates of Gaga and of Rimon. the pistaohi-
os of Mambri, the figs from tho valley OF
Schcfela, the ounce, almonds. ranges
lemons and q little of all the fruits
which belong to tho Mediterranean flora.
Figs were gathered three times in the
course of ten months. Since we speak
Of the fruits OF Judea it is impossible to
pass by in silence, tho famous apples OF
Sodom and the no less famous grapes OF
tbn Gland of n~rom;soo N1oyfna A.Jooo-