Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-10-30

These qualities together with his wonderful OF performance
him the interesting and valuable Of all the animal
Job than hundred years before the Christian
Hast given horse strength hast thou clothed his neck
grasshopper3 the glory OF his
paweh valley reoch strength: he goeh
"e moket and aaighed neither mrneh he back
"Ihe culver ratteh against him. giueing spear shield
He wao"eth the ground with fecness and rage neither bieveth
rmpe, and he mereh the battle
the thunder o the captains and the shouting"
The origin OF lost o ages. SO
as he has existed as long has existed.
The ancient legend OF his origin is that Neptune and Minerva
having dispute which could confer the greatest benefit upon
Neptune gave the horse and Minerva the olive
spoken OF in the Bible about hundred and fifty
times The earliest mention OF them is in Genesis at the
o a famine follows:
And when failed the land Egypt and in the land OF Canaan
d" tn" %, ~ , ibt tb l nt I i d o hem bread
and for the asses"
This supposed to have seventeen hundred years before
Christ
OF the other that mentioned the following
important
Exodus II :e 2S %. c. 14o1-And Egyptians pursued
after them the midst the all haraoh horses his
4nd the ~aters ne and the cao and the hosemen
Deuteronomy he shall not multiply himself
the people return Egypt the end that he should multiply
,na qhq h o S &C. & 3 they went out dsng s. Asia
that upon the ehore multitude with horses and haro many
m Enss 70 O. C. oItm%And solomon had forty thousand
l. Kings aS"And solomon had horses brought Egypt"
Egypt"
H. Chronicles, they
Egypt and OF all lands
horses but remember name the Lord our Cod"
he dcer any " rs great ,en eSs val" thing Tor safety neither shall
Isaiah o. c. 6ol-STeang Israel, says, "lhei land
full OF horses neither is there end OF their chaiots"
Ezekiel H5 o. G. 594-"ut he releed against him 1.-THE king
Of Babylon in sending his ambassadors into Egypt that they might
him horses and much people,
Ezekiel 20 Oh. c. 59o-sreakng power
ne1a says % reason Of the abundance ofhs horses their dust shall
and OF the chaot when he shall thy
city wherein is made a breach.
"Nih the hoo his horses shall thy streets"
Again = l4-n speaking Iyu he says "Ihey OF the house o1og
AGAIN; 3oI5 ( G. 5S7l-tte says OF Cog And thou shalt
from thy place out OF the north parts thou and people with thee all
them riding upon horses company, and mighty army"
Iechaiah, OIL Oh. c. 5I0-"And turned up
looked and behold charo out from between
two mountains and the mountains mountains of brass.
an the first chariot red
horses and in the third chariot
And in the fourth chariot grised and bay horses
Then answered and said unto the angel that talked with What
the heavens which forth from standing before the Lord all the
lhe black horses which therein forth into the north
and the white 20 forth after them and the gsed forth
country.
"And the bay went sought 90 they might walk to
and fro through the earth and he said walk
through the earth they walked and through
l. Samuel Oh c. Io05)."And the Phiisne
together fight Israel thirty thousand caro and six thous
hoSemen and people the sand on the seashoe in multitude
bred charos OF the syrans and forty thousand homemen"
lo H. t Engs "a l C. zLRaahate9 sent by sennaghgrb
my ord the king Ar and will deliver thee thousand
hoa I be abe on tiny part to set riders upon them
fiow then wilt thou the face captain the least
my and put thy trust Egypt for charo and for horse
Chronicles 1874 g. c. ro4s"And David took him [Ha-
d king of zoh thousand chaot and thousand
H. Chronicles o. c. 97I)"And tcame that in the
fifth King Rehoboam Shsha king Egypt against