Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

tas snd those descs adants Of Jscoh. the
IsrasiiEas. csz1e - = great sso<eAouss
wsich JsssSa had prosilsd. and p..ld IN
Elosey for cora Bas after awhile tbs
Hoaey gave oaE Ast then they paid ia cat
tis. Aftsr awhile the cattle we're all Ia
possession u t1a xoseERRssnt and thea the
Hebrews esuzlt cora from the govern
ussat sy snrrsndsriax themselves a. ssaysA
nssfsSasG an s-Aysar ~ EGfrr.
Thsa began slavery Ia Egypt The gov
srsmsas owned al the Hsbrsws And lss
modern ianAsics who. in America. proposs
handing ever Telegraph conp~niss and
railroads Asd ether taiaxs 10 b run b.
gevsrnnent Sc the folly Of letting ycv-
srnnent gss its hand On everything l
would rather trust tbs people thaa any
gossrnRsat ths United States ever aad or
VII have Wee wsrsA the day when leg
isl2sors and congress- and administrs
tions get passsssioa ef aaythiag more than
10 l. necessary for them 70 have.
Thss would b the revival Ia this land Of
that oad Egyptian tyranny for which God
has never had anything bat rcd hot thun-
derboltA Bat throagh such uawiss pro-
eassss hrasl vas enslaved In Egypt. and
the long line Of aSonies began all mp and
down the Nile. Heavier and sharper fell
the lash, hangrier and ghastlier grew the
workmsn. louder and longer went up the
prayer, until three millions Of the en-
shaved were crying; "Ya. Allahl Va, Al
lab" o Godl o Godi
Where was help to come fromp Not the
throne. Pharaoh sas spon that. Not the
army, PhAraoh,s officers commanded that.
Not surrounding nations. Pharaoh's threat
made them sll trsnhls. Not the gods Am
mon and Osiris or the goddess Isis, for
Pharaoh built their temples out of the
groans Of this diaholical ssrvitude. But
one hot day the princess Thoooris, the
daughter Of Pharaoh, while in her bathing
house On the banks cf the Nile, has word
brought her THAI there IL baby anost on
the river In cradle made ont of big leaves.
OF sourss tAero 10 excitement all up ard
down the bank,. for an ordinary baby In
IN ordinary cradle aseracts nmilipg atten-
tion. bat An infAnt In . cradle OF papyrus
rocking On . rivsr arouses not only ad-
miration. but curiosity. Who made that
boatf Who made 10 water tight with bitu-
ment Who launched it. Recklsss Of tho
crocodilo. who lay baking themselves In
mp the child. Aad first one carries him and
then auOthsr carries him. and ell the way
up ths hank he runs . gAntlst Of carssses,
till Thonoris rushes out Of the bathing
houss aad says: beautiful founding.
viii adopt ySo - my own. You shall yet
wear the Egyptian crown and sit on the
Egyptian throne"
MOL MOI Mol He u to be the emanci-
pator Of the HebrswA Tell 1t in ali the
brick Elna Tell il smong all those who
are writhinR under the lash, tell it among
all tho castles of Memphis and Heliopolis
and Hsan and Thebes. Before him . sea
will part On mountain top, alone. this
enc viii receive from the Almighty law
that - 20 Be the foundation Of all good
law while the world lasts. When be Is
dead, God will come down ON Nebo and
alone bury him, no man or woman or angel
worthy TO attend the obsequies.
Thechild growsup and goes out and stud
les the h0Fsos Of Egyptian oppression and
suppresses his indignation, for the right
time has not come, although once for min
ute he let liy, and when be saw taskmsster
put tho whip ON the back Of a workman
who was doing his best, and heard the poor
fellow cry and saw the blood squirt, Moses
doubled up his flst aud struck him on the
temple till the cruel Villain rolled over in
the sand exanimate and never swung the
lash again. Served him right!
cop wAs ON ms SIDE.
the impossibilitiesl You feel that you are
going to free the Hebrews from bondage.
But whore Is your armyi Where IL your
not . chariot, not a horse. All! God was
on his side, and he has an army Of his own.
The snowstorms are on Gods side; witness
the snowbanks in which tho French army
OF invasion were buried on their waJ back
from Moscow. The rain is on his side;
witness the 18th Of June at Waterloo, when
the tempests so saturated tho road that the
attack could not be made on Wellington 3
forces until eleven o'clock, and be was
strong enough to hold out until reerforce-
ments arrived
Had that battle been opened at five
o'clock In tho morning instead OF at eleven
the destiny Of Europe would have been
turned the wrong way. The heavy rain
decided everything. SO also are the winds
and the waves on Gods side. Witness the
Armada with one hundred and Afty ships
and twenty-six hundred and fifty guns
and eight. thousand sailors and twenty
Thousand soldiers sent out By Philip II Of
Spain 20 conquer England.
What became Of those men and that ship
pingl Ask the wind and the waves all
along the English and Irish COASTS. Tho
men and the ships all wrecked or drowned
or scattered. So expect that Moses will
bs helped In rescuing the Israelites By a
special weaponry. To the Egyptians the
Nile wa . deity. Its waters were then as
now very delicious. Il was the finest nat
ural beverage Of all the earth. We have
No such lore for the Hudson, and Germans
have no such love for the Rhine, and Rus
slams have no such love for the Voiga "a
the Egyptians have love for the Nile
But ono day. when Pharaoh comes down
to this river, Moses takes stick and whips
the waters, and they turn fsto the gore Of
slaughter hcusa and through the eluices
and ashponds tho incarnadined liquid
backs up into the land and the malodor
whelms everything from mud howell to
throne room. Then ca-ne the frogs, with
horrible croak, all over everything. Then
this people. ~leanly almost 70 fastidious-
ness. wcrc infested with insects that be-
long TO the filthy and unksmpt, and the
air busxed and buszed with dies, and then
the dissemper started cows to believing
and horses to neighing, and camels 70
groanins. AZ hey rolled over and expired.
And then ho.ls, one Of which will put .
man In wrctchedness. came In clusters
from the top OF the head - tho sole Of the
foot. And then the clouds dropped hail
and lighsnin And then locusts came in,
swarns Of them, worse sAsn the grass
hoppers ever wsrs IN Ksnsas. and then
darkness dropped for three dAys 90 taas
the people could not ses their hand before
their fses. great surDss Of mldnighs cover
Ing them. And last Of oil. en- the night Of