Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-19


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ned u the hospital The surgeon
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out of the ambulance when he was sicz
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front had rather de IN the field
than die in an ambulance. Thank
God, If We cannot do much we can do
a little
EEMgNgZRED-ASD Foa WHAT
Further. carrying out t.is idea Of my
text, the pyramid Is a .i-,n AID wit
ness that big tOubstOnes are not the
best way Of keeping One's self affection
ately remembered This pyramid and
the axty-nine other pyramids still stand
ing were built Tor sepuIciers, all this
great pile of granite AMI limestone by
which We stand today. u cover the
memory Of dead king IL vas the
great Westminster abbey of the an
clients. Some say that Cheops was the
king who built this pyramid. bat il il
uncertain Who va CheJps. anyhowl
All that the world knows about him
could b. tod in a few sentences. The
only thing certain Is that hc was bad
and that be shut up the temples of
worship aud that be vas hated 80 that
the Egyptians we're glad when he was
dead
This pyramid Of rock, seven hundred
and forty feet each side Of the square
base, and four hundred and fifty feet
high, wins for him no respect. If a
bone 81 his or.n or foot bad been found
Ia the sarcOplagus beneath the pyra-
mid, IL would iu.ve excited no more
veneratiOn than the skeleton Of "A camel
bleaching on the Lioyan desert yea,
l'.ss yeueRtion. for when | saw the car
cass Of a camel by the roadside on the
way tO Memphis, | said 70 myself,
Poor thing, I wonder Of what It died. ~
We say nothing against tho marble or
the bronze Of the metropolis. Let all
that sculpture aud horescence and ar
b,gescence can do for the places OF the
dead be- done, II means will allow IT,