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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-11-04
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CURIOUS FAcr.-The Indians are said
to tame wild horses by breathing smartly in
their nostrils. The buffalo calf, hid in the
prairie, too weak TO follow the herd, when
the hunter has breathed furiousy into camp
Ikea puppy. The other day we had
young Durham calf which had been left by
its mother in distant pasture; when found.
il was wild and retreated. We caught i,
End breaihel into its nostrls, after the sec.
ond attempt il followed US like dog
Gloucester Tel.
This curious result was noticed by Ca.lin
among the Indians Of the Upper Mississippi
and the experiment has also been triet
with success in England upon refractory
horses. II is supposed to be the secret o
the horse tanners of Ireand-the whsperers
who in few moments made the wildes
seed quite dociIe; and effec, has recent,
been attributed to the same principle which
scaled animal magnetism. The calf wa,
mcsmerized.-.- Pennsylvania.
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ToR VICE CHANCELLOR.
We are auhoalzed to announce HENRY
Dickinson, Esq Of Lowndes, as candidate
for Vice Chancellor, at the next election.
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Candidates.
For The LEGISLATURE,

We are authorized TO announce OR~
LANDO DAVIS Esq, Candidate to rep
resent Tippah County in the next regular
session OF the Legislature, at the November
Election.
FoR VICE CHANCELLOR.
We are auihoalzed to announce HENRY
Dickinson, Esq. Of Lowndes, as candidate
for Vice Chancellor, at the next election.
For VICE CHANCELLOR CLERK.
fr5-We are authorized TO announce DR.
JOSEPH O. Walker, Of Holly Springs, as
Candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Chancery Court of this District, at the No
vember Election.
hTWe are authorized to announce W {.
B. KIMBELL of Ripley, as Candida
for Clerk of The Vice Chancery Court 70
this District; composed Of the CouLties of
Tippah, Pontotoc, Marshal, Lafayette, Pc
pola, DE Soto, Iunca, and Coahoma.
| For POLICEMEN
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ROBERT N. CHRISTIAN as a candidate tuT
the office Of Policeman, in the 4th district.
FoR PROBATE CLERK,
0HrWe are authorized to announce Wn
MCGEE Esq, Candidate for The Office Of
Probate Clerk, for Tippah County.
For ASSESSOR OF TAXES,
We are authorized to announce WILEY
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REPuDIATIoN.-The Baltimore Clipper
s1ys that this infamous doctrine has receiy'd
l,s death blow in Maryland, IN the result Of
the late elections. In some districts, The
Democrats nominated candidates who were
known to favor reputation. They were
defeated, and every patriot will rejoice al
the result. j will teach both Wings and
Democrats % tax care XIV they trea. hon
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Poetry.
"For tie Advertiser"

"For tie Advertiser"
Natuie more beautiful than Art.
fBY GARAH DAVIS.
Sweet aow,r. who made the dress you wea
So beautiful and bright;
Who cloth'd you in that garb SO iaH,
So pleasing to the sight!
Fail insect flutt'rng for an hour,
Whence is thy BEINGS source;
Who gave thee that aerial power,
By which to wing thy courses
Calm. placid stream, 60 clear and still,
How gentle is they sway!
/. there not One whose sovereign will,
You silently obey'
Thou dashing torrent! whence the roar
Thy foaming pillows keep!
Who made the calm, the peaceful shore,
'Gainst which they proudly sweep
Thou boundIess ocean! one fair sheet,
So beautiful, so grand;
Who made the wat RS here to meet,
And all thy beauty plann'j?
Veto W ring hills, thou bright blue sky,
Who made your beauties known?
Who gave you here place SO high
So nesr the Eternal throne!
Ye countless host of burning stars,
That do so brightly shine;
il there not one who thus declares,
Thy glories so divine?
Proud man. how futile and how vain,
Isall thy boosted skill;
Could'st thou have form'd this domain,
Or made the human hill?
Can works of Art with them compare,
Or even pleasure yield
When we behold the sky SO fair,
The earth, the sea, the feldl
No. Nature is the lovely source
Whence Art in beauty came;
IT'S God directs her hayward course,
And keeps her still the same.
In all her works God we view,
He form'd the lovely fow'r;
He made the sunshine and the dew,
And gives the needed shown.
Yes there's God who made them all,
Who hath for ages stood;
He hears the friendless orphans call,
And gives the ravens food.
YEA there's God, vain man rejoice!
He gives thee Dolly food;
Opraise him with triumphant voice,
And shout that God is good.'
Salem Oct 26th 1919.
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FINEIE following works (among many others
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Sproue's Agriculture, | vol London, l6i3
Youatt on the Horse vol. London, lS43
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Bevan on the Honey Bee, | vol. lSi3,
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Calcareous Manures, by Edward Runin, of Vir-
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American Flower Garden Directory, by Burst.
Sorain's Practical ilusbandry; Jesse Buers Far
mers Companion
British llusbandry vol. published by the British
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The Complete Frazier, vol octave London.
Outlines of Flemish iIusbandry and Reports Of
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Hayward's Horticulture the Fruit, Flower, and
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Practical Gardener and Modern Horticuturlst,
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Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray vol. New
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Loudor's Encyclopedia of Gardening and Agri-
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PICTORIAL HISTORY
THE UNITED STATES,

EROM the discovery of America by tie North
IL men TO the present timely JoHs FRosr, Pro-
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ON AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY AND
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