Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-02

| of the Red Sea- As the shadows begin to
| fall in the distance is seen the host of Pha-
| raoh in pursuit. But the Lord opened the
| crystal gates of Bahr-el-kulzum and the en-
shaved Israelites passed into liberty and
then the crystal gates of the sea rolled shut
against the Egyptian pursuers.
SO the burden of oppression. was WAS, lifted;
deserts. Indeed, Africa is a great continent
for deserts. Libyan DESERT Sahara desert,
deserts here and there and yonder, con-
oemnlng vast regions OF AFRICA TO barren
ness. But all those deserts Will yet be flood
ed, and SO made fertile. De Lesseps says it
can be done, and lie who planned the Suez
Canal which married the Red Sea and the
Mediterranean, knows what he is talking
about The human race is SO multiplied
that it must have more cultivated land. and
the world must abolish its deserts.
Mohammedanism Must Be Rooted Out.
Another burden of Egypt to be lifted is
the burden of Mohammedanism, although
| there are some good things about that re-
| ligion. Its disciples must always wash be-
! fore they pray and that is five times a day.
A commendable grace is cleanliness. Strong
| drink is positively forbidden by Moham-
mechanism, and though some may have seen
a drunken Mohammedan, 7 never saw one.
1t is a religion of sobriety. Then they are
not ashamed of their devotions. When the
| call for prayers is sounded from the NINA
rets the Mohammedan Immediately unrolls
| the rug upon the ground and falls on his
knees and crowds of spectators are to him
| no emha IRA ssment. renroof 70 ,,,.nv a Chris
| tian who omits his players If ncople are
| Looking -
But Mohammedanis,n. with its nolygamy,
| blights evervthing it touches Mohammed,
its founder had four wives. and his follow
ers are the enemies of good wolnanhood.
Mohammedanlsm puts its curse on all
Egypt, and by setting up sinful Arab
higher than the immaculate Christ, is an
overwhelming blasphemy
But before / forget it must put more en-
phasis upon the fact that the last outrage
brews was their being compelled to make
bricks without straw. That was the last
straw that broke the camers back: God
would allow the despotism against his peo-
pie to go no further.
Modern Bricks Without Straw.
That oppression still goes on. Demand of
your wife appropriate wardrobe and bountf-
full table without providing the means
necessary: Bricks without straw. Cities
demanding in the public school faithful and
successfpl Instruction without giving the
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teachers conpeIrent hSeLnooo: Ststn ~ DIES
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Of tIa rlss,o,,ie hnt on coonensa rion which
80, ,AS poe1tv, e 1o, veil anonah when Ok cents
nay. IN IN 20 = y GoI,e, NV Int in thase timeS
~. tio;ant az 20. 20 nrese,ye tba;r jn1snance
md rasnactabilitv. Rricks without straw
In MANY parts of the land churches demand
inc of nsstors yioorous sermons and sym-
nathetfc service on Starvation salary: Bricks
kritbont straw
That is one reason why there are so
many moor bricks. In all denartments.
bricks not even or bricks that cIumble or
bricks that are not bricks at ali Work ade-
on,tclv maid for is worth more than work
not Maid for More straw and then better
br;ots
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aobs Sometimes initial a pharaoh and
sometimes labor a Pbsraob Whan c,nitai
nrosnerS ond makes leyoa nercen
to@e on ;fs inyestment and dbeciine.
tocor slider the neads nf ths oreTat;veS then
90 snitaiisa a Pbsraoh On tbe ether hand
nhon Irortn,en do no. ,.ara ID tha onxieties
anG hnsinesS stru01Ies of the 15rn, amnioy.
;nn tban, then ioIor hecomss pha~nh
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The Worlds Pharaohs Must Go.
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thought he old nne tnlng, cunning tnlng,
a decisive thing when for the complete e1-