The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-11-11


Pr~achet, Tweuty-tss;r. E.ars IL BrnuG-
lyn. His AuGi=sccs N,-t re Nersr Larssr--
.ghs Buravn al E;rp." His T.xs.
BEaoKLSS, Nov. The Tabernacle
was ,hrongeG as us.Iasi tllis nlorn;rg.
Tie vast edi:,ye t;,;c.' II i, almost
carac.ty with tsser eteaecs shows 10.
: the ,pular p-eachcs rctsios bis power
OVER he peop:e. Although he hs, been
preaching IN &rouNl7a for more Than
twen.y-:cW Years. his audiences were
/ never 90 large =, nc., and although the
largest Protast,Ht church n America
has been built :cr him, there never was
time when SO many persons we're
turned away Iur !sck o:room. The euh-
ject Of thls mc7uiAg's sc.noa as
Bricks Without S,raw.' s continuation
OF the series or The coz SrmatioE CT Holy
Scripture wh;ch DR.. Talr!aye found III
his Journey fraM tic Pyramids 70 the
AcSoyolis, FL. text SOS isaiah xix |,
4 The burden OF Esrnt.'
8 What is -; this exc teme!lt abont Il
the streets Il CahH. Egypt. his DeceIH-
Der morning Is 1855: stand aeck. We
hear :0uo voices aIt; see l!.c vro"cs q
people .etIea;;iy 10 :he sides ot the
street. TIE syritslEc,t OF others be-
cCG.es eur owl. excitement. too.men
come II sight. Ine have aroG n Tie
hand :ins iaSscled CAP oa head. aud tneI
i aris.s and ;ec. are tare. Their Sarb IS
4 black 10 he waist, except IS threaded
#wita GELD. x2d the rest IS sai;e. They
are >:ear;.ig The wy for ar otficia!
FdI&ri:a.y IN Z ci,ac;ot or carriage. They
Barr sw;it. and sometimes run thirty or
s terly ni.es g. & stret Il IN front oi 40
equ:pase. Make WY, They are The
fee:ss, :co.ed men CT earth, but soon
die, :rr the hCn.aa :1alaa was not nads
for suct. endurance.
asked all around me- VITO the saao il
the carriage gas: but 10 one seemed 70
know. Yetss I teil hack with the rest
TO Tie wa! sad. This Is tue old Gus
torn ;ouud all up aDG down the sihle,
feotrtca running before the rulers, &c
maEd,rg oseisance, ss in Genesis before
Josepa's Chariot TIE people were cont
manGed. Bow the kuee;" and as see
the swift feet oi the man followed 5y
the swift .eci o. tie horses, how those
olG< words If jeremiah rushed through
nov ninG, IL ;hcu hast run with the
{ sfeotnsu aud they have vearied taee.
/ how canst thou corteEd with horscs:"
HE SERVES AS u F0oTMAN.
Now. IVY hcarer. III this course OF SER
mons am only serving YOU rs tootmaa,
and clearing the way sor your coming
/ into the wonders Of Egyptology, a sub
ject that I would have you study far be-
yend anything tbat can be said II the
s,evity Of pulpit utterance. Two hun
drcd and elshty-n:ne times does toe
Bible refer to Egypt and the Egyptians,
No wonder, ior Egypt was the mother
..of nations. EsyiS, the mother oi
s.Greece; Greece, the mother Of Rome;
Rome, the mo:her o: England; England,
tie mother OF our o-yn land. Accord
my to that, Egypt IS Our great-Sreat
grandmother.
On other Sabhaths left you study
ng what they must have been in their
glory; the HypostYie hall Of karn.c,
the architectural miracles at luxor, the
ColonDa0e Of fioremiieh, the cemeteries
Of Memphis, the vai;;e OF a kingdom IN
one monumert the Sphinx. which with
lips Of stone speaks ;oud enough to be
heard across :le centuries, HeIopo!is
and Zsan, the conundTaT OF archeolo'
sis,s. But al tha: extravaganza OF
palace and temple aal, monument was
the cause ogan expression high as heay-
er and deep as he'll The weight o!
those blocks OF stone, heavier than any
modern machinery could lit, come down
upon the Hebrew slaves, and their blood
naked the msrtar for The trowels.
We saw again and assin On and aloug
the Nile bo.. workman roughly smite
a subordinate who did not please him.
It is 20 rare cccurrsnce to see long line
of men under heavy burdens passing by
taskmasters a. short distances, lasklh9
them as they 90 by into greater speed.
and then there workmen, exhausted
with the blasting heats Of the day, lying
down rpcn the bare ground, sunddeniy
chilled with the night air, crying out n
prayer: ssYa. Al!ak." 'Ya, Allh!'
which means O Cos! @ God! But what
must have hceu the olGcr times cyuciay
shown by TIE Egyptians coward tae'r
hcaelitish slaves is indicated by lcS-
ure ir the Bsli-Hassan tombs, whcic a
h nan IS :.elG down ca nis face hy twG
@nsn snd another holds up the v!ctiin' :
4 ieet vale tie cGic;a;s bea; the bare bacS
OF ..l.c yjc:ju. every sIroke. | have E1
duabt, Ss,cfins he >}oo@.
HoN THEY COULD AFFORD IT.
Scw sou set bow sae Ihacsohs c@u!c
ac3sd 70 bui!d such costly works. Il
cost .hen nothing lor waees-no;:.l"9
: bur tie tssrs ana Dlccd OF the toi!ers.
aad blocd Iie q cheap Crins fer devils.
Bricks v..baHc STRAW" may net suE-
sest so rzuch hardship until S"a kno':
that the bricks we-c usually made "ltt
.scrushec straw" straw crushed by Tx
feet Of the cxec jr the .thrasiin., AID
this crushed sasaw denied 70 the whcIE'
, men, they LAD 20 p:c> up here and laec'
4 piece OF stuto!c or easher rusIes ;.o1
s. the waterside. This story OF ts4e bihie
$is comfrms,: by ,he fac: that manf 0
. the brick walls CT Egypt have oa Tie
q lower layers b5!cS neGe with straw, bu
q tie higher layers Of brick MADE cul G
8 rough straw or rushes from tie river
! bank, the truth OF the Book OF ESoGo'
2 thus written il the tcick walls d!scoTe:
ed BY the modern explorers.
That sovernne2.ai outrage has a.
way. beeR characteristic Of Esq ptla.
rulers. Taxation - the p":a. Of ser
7stlon was the Egyp ra!e il i:e 81
bic times as vel. 8 i i II our o'S1
time. A modern iraveier sises Tie !is
urss concsrmsg the cultivation :; seven
teen acres. tie va!ue cf !hc ,s!.'.t; Of ~
field stated n pi&ster=:
Produce ST.
Expenses. $40:
Clear proIG Observation-Disclosures. sos: