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6 Letters Froi Egypt and n Abroad. 8earche*" e>t interos tioa as to the Bible. cord of M< THE LAN i Egypt. The great- ricl fc centers in the ques p;?g the effect upon the re sep ases. Those who he- b^s CASTER NEWS, MARO li agricultural soil but o| iture land ou either side. >h knew that Goshen wo it suit his lather and brethi H 9, 1907. HTffi icmurnki = Y 7 Co.. ? BY A. M. (Copyrighted, 1W>(J, 1 NO. For sometime ] ? I lie vein, i stack. refute, the >y r. f. iienniey ) 1 keenly iII t j j be^ 11 disco ing I lie re? ~ search. 'I I have been ex- shade of re I -f 'L - ll.. I...1 ll. and those who would He ) Pentateuch are alike Ea eresltd in what h >0 all* iyered att(l are watch Pit iults of Egyptian re- his ^he people of every in < difdnua belief recognize ant .? >1. I also knew that I lie nal ypt'aus would not want th pherds anions thein and t araol> would, therefore, kindred over on the bore order not to create diacont outf his native subjects. J . i- _i.?.3 i:i,? ? ?i.? ese hat put The Wilco osrn. ? f?y SUCCESSORS TO x & Gibbs Gu i j a n f -"7 iano Co., aminmg me geogj odus as given by far a9 1 can judg be all right. His Eden, however, 1: much speculation a hand at trying nnvp nHnnt renrti "iipny ui me jla- tnw mut ui Moses and, so (ell no lies e, it seems to that will n description of other (o si lasftiven rise to one. The; . I have taken ol whethei to locate it and tradict aic piI thft rmirln- Ink rntisou fit UlrOCillltlUlil' ICliUiUO . They speak facts Ph ot bend one way or the lau lit the opinions of any the y are facts, regardless his * tliev confirm or con. - , , ? loo / boa v. In tlie lfou m in Cairo are sc.me I P> OUUOIUC >YU? l\ru lll\w ilUIlfi araoh not only nave them t d desired but wanted som< Icrealites to take chargt own cattle (47 :6). (KING UPON THE FACE OF 1 CRUEL KAMESKS. v^u lie 3 of ) of YEAR , seasons P"K on good land anc _l - icinestuii, o. vj. fVFTER YEAR, in favor and in unfavorable seas land and on poor land, on 1 on gray land, on clay 1 1 1 /I able sons, i red land , T-* "V T sion that I am no garden was over i bly somewhere in the Euphrates, braced a much Is "And the name river is Gihon; tlu win it. The strange sig m A*ia, proba- thinking, i the valley of standing r ut Eden em- ancient sh irger territory, the tomb h ot tlie second the dead 11 3 same is it (hat the sareop ;hts which put one to I Nol only have the Sh< Monuments told their kin Dry, but tho silence of tiv< as been broken andoven troi iade talk again. There Tin haui of kings ol various "th \>ssinn out of the room of ?plierd Kings we Bee anot d of people. They were ] b Egyptians who expel m Egypt the Shepherd Kin >Be ruled several years, wl ere arose up a new King o ana san< the TOBAO her ualed Our r'cr :iy lanu, on ^uiiuin, CO, WHEAT and OATS, Fertiliz KIN, ers compasselii the Ethiopia" (Gen great Jewish liist< says expressly th the Nile. As it eo phia it. must hayi Now Moses knew whole land ol dynasties > ., 2:13.) The ?d in the t orian .Josephus <tfe royal ittt Gilion was carvings a mpassed Ethio- a tale ol tl 5 been the Nile, coffins lie where Ethiopia kings thei ,villi I heir deeds chisel- Eg: >ye:ie granite. There (K coffins in which are wit nd paintings that tell R<i ie long ago. In th -se wai the tnummies of the s-ioi lis el ves whose features put vpt. which knew not Josep x., 1:8). It is new sett li reasonable certainty 11 rneses II of the 19th dyna s the Pharaoh ot the oppi n. Among other bnrde on the Israelites, he mi h,? led I,.,. have be< ceivable 8tv ing its , "es~ hundred ins found w ule ehanical 3n used and put to every test, each year's use conl superiority and value, w s of other fertilizers have anting. When materials, condition and a record of conirm hilst been ~ meover was for lie infori married an E'hio] always knows wli in-law lives. Thif places me in Eh quently, is an ad< why 1 should he us 11 h that hehp^ak in [>ian and a man the dififere ere his mother- tlio histori i interpretation kinira ol tl 311 and, come- showing tli Jitional reason beard, etc. having a nice one room eloquent silence. In 'lie nt rooms i.re collected 0111 cal series oi statues ol nm le different dynasties, in < ie features, eyes, hair, bac As you | ass Ironi slwi to another you note out m build "treasure cities, I'i Ilaamses," (Ex., 1:11). Pi has been definitely loea lOshen and only a short wl k several grain stores, in t .pe of deep chambers, wi windows or doors, into wh thlh ted Thirty thiol! -Five 1 fears time down here 11 wonders. Efiypt In tlie pre-histori the liome of wise the puzzle of the fore the dawn of tory there was a i this land of | tiie chanta is Sui (ieneris. "I the 15tl ic past it was ] nasties art men. now it is J of the earl wise. Lon^ he Tiiey are j authentic his- p'e. The: order of beard an i "XT 1 II ... 1 II, ) ol appearance. Those ura i, lOtn and 17th dy- bee * entirely unlike those san ier and later dynasties, hy t different race of pec ir color, hair, long ton Asiatic countenances the _ I ? I a 1 r .1 1> in poured from above, hi 'ii discovered there. At t 10 place a temple was erec Kameses 11 and a gran nnment, of liim was lat nd there?the latter now city of Ismailia. The sh rtN '* for hone eel, our tpd the best ite the worl vinced c Sold exclusi\ ime istly made goods are cons fertilizers are without d all-round crop producer Id. Try them and become >f their superior value. re\y by? ideroubt 's in con civilization in in lis people pract have been lost to the products oi il genius are to spe; ves. For ages the early Egyptians Vinfilr Tlmv litiil n e IN lie vanev. i ??"? iced arts that|pri?ror 15^ knowledge, yet Wnv AitRi . : ? .v, ? ? ?.>] 1 /%?iq i\ ? *\ c lt?ll illtll V'-HVIU ' . tik lor themsel- 'j<jie ^[n history of the I 17,h dyna was a sealed herd Ki? ivrilton I v uinine mono or trie xva ibsequent dynasties. cor f f* 11 VIIAM, LOT AND .IOSK1MI JO WELL IN K?Yi?T, ? 1 ith ol l lie 15t li, 1 Gth and 1 , t ! si ics were I lie "bliep,, , . lilt os, nomadic warriors ineses was a jrreai ounuer. lstructed more monumei nples and statues than i ler Egyptian King. They md all over the land. Fi > number and ??7.o of them ist have oppressed his subji \AAlallll flirt I *?<tl ??.* " I ^ ??-> ue Z TSe H< are om L i lie ^Cts "And Alien) in Kanus' H, the Bath-Jones o n no estpr Q CAj J_1 c? +-r v V ? y yj s vV ' Kinn of Kiuns whom Moses ui Co., ud Aaron pleaded ? m. ? *M4V( <1 but it was in tl monuments?in f birds, beasts, in curious looking c had no better alp few >ears back found that unb J | who came ieir tonics a,1'Med KpypO inures of ,nei*? | Heved, nplements and j ruUul in 1( haractera. They 5qq yearR ha bet. Only a year 1571 the key was pjgyptolnj icks much of from Asia and conquerThey were, it is be rian Bedowins. They )wer Egypt lor about ( and down to about the . ,, , . nn i I? ( .. according to .. . tin n- ts. According to tno so jrvmii ) HIO IUI rj^n tnuill it lie did not like. It furt aof were necessary to si it he was the oppressor i hand in the museum, lmtnv is there. We can e very man himsell who ' hejirl If 11 in rmnnrnl fin lie nas none nawn lo nouiiDg |lor One sunken stone beside the Staiiimers to Time tiis effect! low it iH PHARAOH WAS NOT 1) Ili8 THE RED HE A II is son and Kucces was ephtah,of the 19th ch foil. I . nosK ami ni.ui e .. ... .Licl... Nil., (o'' the I'lierati ml fume." (Pharaoh) do Moses. Bv vi HOWNED IN of embalming the persisten isor, Men- Egyptologist^ nasty, was day to see th on of the children es not contradict rtue of the lost art and by reason of ^ t researches of we are enabled toe very man with the mystery su early inhabit ants clue was iurnishet stone which is no isli museum. I were three in^cr ancient Egvptia mme chi rrotimliiiff I he . " cover the ... h,-y,.t. The |he r?8i(Je| j_by the R< setta N ?i(, w in t he Brit- ! . spised a s j pen thai stone , Hur. it a 8 lot ions, ooe in ant ot a n, one in the I., ponolotry, I hat would vi?ii ot Abraham and , . . . ,, \vh 11 co of Joseph in hgypt. ^ ( native Kjrvptians dehepherd. (Gen . 30: 44 ) ** hei>h<*rd or the decend i . ii, , Gn shepherd was on the . . - h ,4W* IAI res are well preserved, is at least six feet tall, h? her sin ?I1 head. receding l( ad. aquiline nose, firmly in. a very lonj: neek, am ae of death pari of his ir ne, ha'dlie.ided and the rem ? I lie l'haraoh ot the 1?; mummv h n 1 -<? in -lie 1 ' si ol royal mummies. ore body w.v pointed < s'"' l'haraoh ot 11? * Kxod a* remarked that that !e''1 mistake, an his bodv 1 ai n- i? i w - * xodus. 1 iis ol Israel, the t irrinthall hosoni once When his hardened by ( >ut as the MIGHT ACCOU> u* mv wile ANI) SOME must t;e a lay in the So much l< * li; A nmiYiniioo AI L? same man in whose throbbed a heart iod. ;t for cain's wife OTIIKK THINGS. >r monuments and 1 IA * ?J IIAlirilllii* .] . M popular language iod and the third two last beuiir iik of the first. Fro afforded, Greek s out the alphabot j)hie.s. Now the uirune, i ol a later per- f 1 feel I roe I ( in Greek, the!,, , , !Mocks do >re translations, .. , not the fa< in the kev thus . . . . rilled in 1 ichoiars worked , . . , , . , sense ol A of the hieroglv- . 0 ?. , . ?, lieiv? M records ol tiie !< /? ?i i it t ir iranion ana i-iOt would ) come ami bring their I Y~ ,, ., I o i a'ii into iicypt. Mav * I or "t 11? 11 a t-hepherd kin?: ! ... IPr !i^.vpt i xplain the pre.br iham m<l bot down ' an av not the same lac' I ve vr ?l... ?l I * hair very gray. Ah ho ri years he must have l>eei J 00 when lie died The ession is that ol energy, do .nation. extreme selfishi <1 remorseless cruelly, ry looks point him out as j n,eu oea. very l'(M' profes -or in an Alls' ? 90 ln^re, who was slatulin ox~ who was a christian, p' l,*r" plied that tin* Bihle d ,eHS that l'haraoh wnsdro His; was news to me. I the | tU,x,,?M !,?? I'lm.nAli lineiii^em , w. ? brulian col- 'nf? the period K near, and journ in K<iyp rompllv re- others." Thej [id no? s;i}' '? Abraham's i wned. That in'? 'he n)isl had always I about which .M it.oj I I v not hi nir. II Iof l lie Hebrew sot. Hut "there are r are of a date prior nail. I'hey go back v past of Egypt loses says absoluteA 111 (11IL' |]|p 111 rt nil. pre historic bgv read, and as new made new lighl \pi?t. Only ti e < was discovered ii the Kings the toi queen Thi, wilt f T 1a a pttans can l>e j i ?ph, a she discoveries ar?- 1 'hr >wn -'n the 0 v ')f rtl.er day I here ! . tii... Vnllev .,f ",e fa,,'"r ,1 c . i . moved ho no of i lie irreat ra . . them lo ]) of Arnenhole p iii iir nl;.r?r f? til' '-ir \ ,v i"il f i # wis- | pherd boy, lo be ruler! under Pharaoh? Iij ' ! C'l led furl her that when i , . K 11 Hitd brethren ot Joseph | , re and Joseph wanted ! , . tin ?ye (f<?shen lor a dwel , , j wr V lb I l \ t l I i ( f i? I I ltotn pressor <>f tiie Hebrews an kin^ who ordered the n ildren ot the oppressed to led. To escape his cruel r tlie infant Moses was liii e bullru lies and to escape nth, torty years later, M IIKI' * 11 1 1 CVV.J I J ed in tin* Ued fcva, t ml** r .Hclied my room I ^ ')e Bible and read again i (,r Moses says; "The \vt 111 ed, and coy ere 1 the cl the horsemen and all OPOH | ?nj. r:ir>ii I Itn ivmn ? ??" wujo,, j - n. ^" so hi as I "hmiIh of (lie ot out my ?'(1 nionarch.v vlint it said, wliicli old Tin: tier return- eri has had oiriots, and ' 'l0 oldest of t tli?? host ol '^yptolofiigts, III f 11 ? I' fl I 5000 years bet early dynasties or ' are some, upon ie, the tomb buildbut little effect.? Jiese, according to were constructed ore Christ. Thev iii 11 coiiia'ncK coffin and nunien The inscriptions translated. lies' going on and are secrets of ant <j have gone under / i Her mummv, ' .; i i what to sn lis ol tier Ot >,)' ct-. have no! bep.i1,0' ' ' '''* irrhf- are (ill! "''"I'1'""1g ii ., ' land of (if unfoldinir I lie i . u i , ot t 1m- tie-* mty. Scholars t he grouti<1 and , . Worl * '" | He iv to I'iiaiMi'li, ui'i they I I un Li* oil that tiiev were! . t'l' ((ion . 47 :3.) 'I he i ^ ^ ishen (ay ? n ti??- edge' j, ?rt a iv 1 had ti >t onlv ini tin I.I h ? ? < harm. I t i Midiun and <lid not ret tii tin* Lord assured him l ' h<* wiio nought life were d< ix , -I The inunimv imeseK was identified hy <cription in the tomb and Ah one looks upon the urn|after them," (Ex., 'hut He does not a sert th ad. Went into the sea ai ' ot likely that the Kii the would have pur-ued eol- tiiey wor?* beyond hi? life u n^j. the mummvot 14: 27. ) ? figure out tliei at I'liaraoii ?' ?li(r?-re ><1 it is not h;,VH ruled the r?g himself correct, then them after would likely h< | kingdom, There must h< MeneDhtah chronology of r age by I ho length lit dynasties that land. If they are these monuments p older than Adam. 3 some error in the the antiquarian ill tur: MMMih il 11 ( strange statuary and have read tl thereon by mean picture wrifinir. deeply intoreatoi i uri'UKin "tu ,,r |, vand paiiil ilifrn,; journal, the1 "1 run a it >il lio inscriptions j on.-e applied b of alphabet of jJjJ-jX'Z The world is ?>i?l "to" i for?l J >ton , F 1 in these re JKisl. 26*. i f?f. W'alkor. ?<111or of that Kpicy Knt'-rpnso, l-onina, Va., says: of hi 111y foot Inst wook ami tit Hticklon's Xrnicc Salvi- N<? 'If i followoil; the salvo simply n() utitjil." Heals every sore.burn ' sense. fluarnntoeil at <'rnw- no mi lorlmrk 1'harmaoy. Drug- . let s form of this Pharaoh a tr ihoughts pass through ind. Once a man ol mi* wcr a iid unfeeling erne w 80 powerless and so Iim is! OOf) j tlip | Holler to Our * It m t We are |>l?aaed to announ JUty Honey anil lar for coughs, t j,v troubles is not affected by J 5 l'nre Food and l>rng law aa inil opiates or other harmful dri commended it as a safe riant ren and adults. Fundeibtir - investigators, omen*. or m both. Th c? tlnit Fulty'ti . ol is mi l inns/ i"^ 1118 su i li?- N'ttioual Ptoros bere. US it con tin ii h no * *k?. wn r??- extreme hoo of i<ly for child- . . , , , k I'liarunicy. which show 111 or lha? of Usher, ere is much learnibject in I lie book ome claim that t he these monuments, iat the oarly Egyp f 1 ask m