Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

always cali him by the same name that
he was called hy when two years old
Joseph. by Pharaoh's permi~sion. gave
10 his family. who had just arrived. the
richest part OF Egypt the westchcster
farms or the Lancaster fArms of the
ancients Jacobs descendants rapidly
multiplied. After awhile Egypt took =
turn NJ famine. and those descendants
OF Jacoe--thc fsraclites--came 20 .
great store house which Joseph had
provided. and paid In money for corn
But after awhile the money gave ous
and then they paid In cattle After
awhile tho cattle were all In the posses-
sion OF the government and then the
Hebrews bought corn from the govern
ment by surrcndering themselves -
slaves
Then began slavcry In Egypt
The government owned ell the He
brews Aud let the modern iunatics,
who. In America. propose handing over
telegraph companies and railroads and
other things To be run by the govern
ment. ace the folly of letting the gov.
eminent get its hand on every thing.
i would rather trust tho people than
any government the United States over
had or will havc. Woe with the day
when Legislators aud congresses and
administrations get possession of any
thing moro than Is necessary for them
10 have That would be the revival In
this land OF that old Egyptian tyranny
for which God has never had any thing
but rcd-hot thunder bolts Hut through
such unwise processes Israel was en-.
shaved In Egypt and tho long limo OF
agonics began all up and down the
Nile. Heavier and sharper fell the
lash. hungrier and ghastlicv grew the
workmen, louder and longer went up
tho prayer. until 5000, 600 OF tho en-.
shaved were crying: "Yal Ailahi va
Aliah" ohi Godl Oil Godi
where was help to come from7 No,
the throne, Pharaoh sat upon that
Not the army, Pharaoh's officers com
manded that Not tho surrounding
nations, Pharaoh's threat made them
trcmblc. Not the gods Ammon and
Osiris. or the goddess Isis. for Pharaoh
built their temples out of tho groans oil
this diabolical ssrvitude. hut one no,
day the Princess Thonoris. the daugh
ter OF Pharaoh, while In her bathing
house on tho banks of the Nile, has
word brought To her that there In a
baby afoat on the river I'm n cradle
made out OF big leaves OF course there
In excitement all up and down the
banks. for an ordinary baby In an ordi.
nary cradle attracts smlling attention,
but an infant In n cradle OF papyru.
rocking on n river arouses not only nd.
miration but curiosity. Who made that
boat2 Who made II water tight with
bitumcn. Who launched it7 Reckless
OF the crocodiles who lay baslSing
themselves In tho sun, tho
maidens wade In and snatch
up the child and first one car.
rics him and then another
carries him, and all tho way up tho
bank he runs n gauntlet OF careAscs. tin
Thonoris PUSHES out of tho bathing
house and says beautiful founding.
! VIII adopt you as my own. You
shall wear the Egyptian crown and ait
on the Egyptian throne" MOI mol
MOL He Ia to los the emancipa,or OF the
Hebrews Tell IL In all brick kilns.
Tell IL among all those who are with.
Ing under the lash, tell IL among all tho
castles OF Memphis and Hellopolis and
Zoan and Thedcs Before him n sen
will part. On mountain top. alone. this
one will receive from the Almighty a
law that Is TO be the foundation OF all
good law while the world lasts when
no is dead God will come down on Ne
DO and alone bury him. no man or
woman or angel worthy 20 attend the
obsequics.
The child grows mp aud goes out and
studies the horrors of Egyptian oppres.
sion and suppresses his Indignation. for
the right time has not come, although
once for n minute he let hy and when
he saw task-master put the whip on
the back OF n workman who was doing
his best and heard tho poor fellow cry
and saw the blood squirt Moses doubled
mp his fist and struck him on the temple
till the cruel villain rolled over in the
sand exanimate and never swung the
lash again Served him right!
But Moses, are you going 10 under.
take the impossibilities? You feel that
you are going 70 free the Hebrews from
bondage. But whore IL your army
Where IL your navy7 Not a sword
have you, not = spear. not . chariot
not horse.
All! God was on his side. and he ha,
an army Of his own The snow storm,
are on Gods side; witness the snow.
banks In which the French army OF In.
vasion were buried on their way back
from Moscow; tho rain II on his side,
witness the 18th Of June At Waterloo
when the tsmpests 50 saturated the
road that the attack could not be made
on WellingtoD's forces until eleven
o'clock, and he was strong enough
TO hold out until reinforcement.
arrived Had that battle been
opened at o'clock In the morning. In.
stead Of AZ II. the destiny Of Europe
would have been turned The wrong
way. The heavy rain decided every
thing. So also are the winds and the
! waves on Gods side; witness the Ar.
nada. with one hundred aud dfty ship,
and 9,650 guns and 500 sailors and 20.
900 soldiers. sent out by Philip H., o.
spain, 20 conquer England What be
came Of those meu and that shipping
Ask The wind aud the waves all alor7
the English and the Irish coasts The
men and the ships AL wrecked OF
drowned or scattered SO expect thai
Moses will be helped In rescuinx ths
fsraelites by a special wespoury.
To She Egyptians the Nile was
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