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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
Rensn,inr of Adams Sin.

Mr.. Beecher read again from his pull
nit Yesterday q notice that hc should lee
turc next "Wednesday evening Tor the
benefit OF the Thirteenth Regiment, but
made no such playful illusions To- It's
proposed trip to Canada IL had marked
his manner on the sunday previous. II
is reported that some OF his congreSa-
ton who are members OF another regl-
ment were offended by his assertion ~
the previous Sunday that the Thirteenth
WAS the Brooklyn regiment, ranking IN
that city as the Seventh does i'll this. In
his sermon. MIR Bcccher said:
I'm my boyhood II WAS common
enough to hear OF the imputatlon ol
Adams guilt, or the imputation Ol
Chaist's righteousness. Ii WAS held and
taught that the act oi Adam became, by
imputation, Il universal act, in such a
sense that We were all innoculated with
il. and We were all bound 10 repent Tor
the sin Of Adam. There was one old
doctor of divinity that actually set apart
4 day To- repent i6r the sin OF Adam. |
guess ne laughed when he walked up IN
heaven and found wha, 4 fool he had
been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
WORTH REMEMBERING.

Those of our readers in tcrested in
public buildings, and proprietors OF
house property, will find more than or
binary profit in keeping in mind the
name of Luke Elton, plumber and gas
filter, OF 14lG Main street, who has one
OF the best workshops in the city---is an
energetic tradesman, and one it will
pay largely to employ. Mr.. +. has a
full line Of very fine chandeliers, brack-
cts, shades and globes for gas or oil
lamps. He is a capital tradeslnan, and
further, keeps on hand everything in
the way Of lead and iron pipes, gum
hoHe, globe and angle valves, oil globes,
cylinder and gauge cocks, steam and wa
ter gauges, plain and cnamelled iron
ware, bath tubs, pumps OF all kinds,
stone drain pipes, &c. He further
makes a specially OF vcntilating all
kinds of buildings, and no house in the
city executes work more satisfactorily,
prompt and chcaply. Remember the
address, I4lG Main street, and give him
but trial order To- become convinced OF
what we here state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09

rates was strong shoot from his reasoni
the virtue OF Christian is the fair issue
OF his piety."-FoVr Phases;. PIP. POI,
POS, 2o9.
might quote many other utterances
equally as surcharged with practical de-
votion az are these, but it is
not necessary. Must we not
say, however, that surely the heart
of the man who could even put on the
Christian system such interpretations
must be right with that SYSTEM. MOI
can his intellect be at war with il, save
as it is caricatured, or as its throne OF
mercy is usurped by one who for its mer'
CIV would substitute tyranny, and fol
it's loving comprehensiveness a blind
bigotry. And sad it is for Christianity
and grossly is she misrepresented, when
in her sacred name, and rs her pro-
fessed representatives any body OF men
will presume to mathematics, eXcom'
municate, or even call hard names al
any man or men OF such spirit, be.
cause they cannot or will not shout
their Shibboleths. Yet, alas. how ire
quently has she been even thus grossly
nisrcprescntcd.
Having dwelt thus so long, however,
upon our author IL theologian, / must
resume my thoughts OF him as moral,
ist and perhaps as something else for q
future letter. j.. ". \.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
THE LADIES' CHOICE RENDEZVOUS,
Where the elite Of Wheeling RepIenish
Their Wardrobes and Enhance Their
Charms with Seasonable Nov
elites and Matches
fascinations.

There are, in every city, a certain class
OF houses particularly characterized Tor
their straightforward, honorable and
ever reliable mode OF doing business,
where a steady first-class trade is done
without resorting to special draws upon
the credulity OF the public, and which
houses the most prudent purchasers and
successful economists have always TO fail
upon, alter following up the numerous
inducements and boasts SO unsparingly
circulated BY less favored stores. And
lust such a house in Wheeling is that
conducted by the Emsheimer Bros, dry
goods merchants and manufacturers OF
ladies' suits and cloaks, ia Main street.
These gentlemen not only cater ior the
better class Oi trade, who make this
store their particular headquarters
but carry such lines OF goods that none
who enter their store find it possible TO
retire short OF absolute satisfaction, both
as regards quality, variety and popular
prices. They are ut present displaying
the most attractive assortment of dry
goods and notions in the city, specially
selected for the fall and winter trade,
and comprising everything fashionable,
cute and attractive, as adopted by lead
ing eastern society. Particularly fine il
their collection II ladies and misses
jackets, sacqueS, mantles and stylish
underwear, elegant suits, dress goods,
gloves, hosiery and fancy goods, while
in cloths, clssimeres, beavers, and other
seasonablc textures, they lack nothing
to afford universal satisfaction. Ladies
conducting their purchases regularly at
Emsheimer q Bros ever keep apacc
with the caprices OF Dame Fashion"
retire with nothing that is not stricly as
represented and sold on the mcrest
margin OF profits, while they further
find no ordinary consolation i'll the fact,
that though they commission the small
est child III the family to try its little
hand in purchasing, the same attentions
and advantages, strictly honorable, are
alike extended it as to an adult---friend
or stranger. 4 single transaction with
this house is ample to substantiate all,
and more, than it has been our privil-
eye here to express.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
CHEAP LIVING AND NOBBY
QUARTERS.

In the present day. when restaurants
and eating houses are almost "as thick
rs onions in Il bed" the public are ire
qucntly bothered to know where To get
the best value and attentions for their
money, but ii they only once call at
THE CUSTOM HOUSE DINING ROOMS.
next to the postottice building, on Mar
kct street, be they citizen or stranger,
they will no longer live in doubt The
proprietor here, Frank Graham, is tip
top cook, and never lacks in the richest
and rarest season dclicacics the market
will afford, while his prices are
strictly III accordance with the
times. His rooms are always
the pink OF cleanliness. very COW.
private and comfortable" equally ac-
ceSsablc and adapted to ladies entertain
ment a. to that OF gentlemen. Perhaps
the most popular and enjoyable dish he
is at present entertaining with. is ovs-
tiers. Real fresh, fine and delici6ns
bivalvcs, served III any style desired,
while fish, game, poultry and delicate
relishes he dishes up in cpicurean STYLE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
A Leisurely Poet.

Those writer's who think that thought
should spring into the mind full armed
and equipped, and who consider it be-
meath their dignity to correct and erase,
should see Tennyson at work writing
and rewriting his poems over and
over, or rather printing them, for the
poet laureate rarely uses pen. He keeps
a printing press, and has his poems set
in type, line by line. Imagine what a
nice, leisurely time the poet must have
strolling about OH his lawn smoking CT
CARS, with that eccentric Texan hat of
his SlOuched over his moody brow COM
posing verse day! Perhaps ii some
OF our prolific American poets would try
the verse-a-day plan they might get
something like the prices the poet lau-
reate receives. Let them try it day or
two, any way.---COurier Journal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09

Franks house has already achieved a
prestige and preference among the boys
that any establishment need feel proud
OF: ne ever seeks 10 give his patrons the
fullest value for what they pay, and
call when you will he is on hand
TO give you his best personal attentions.
We say, call when you may, for lunch,
a bite, delicate rarebit, or even with
the capacity OF 4 cormorant, It matters
not, Franks genial smile awaits YOU,
his generous disposition entertsins YOU
in .royal style, and depend upon II,
YOU will retire believing with us that
the Custom House Dining Rooms takes
the palm Tor choice iood, excellent
cooking, kind attentions and the cheap
est rates, commensurate with capital
entertainment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
Doctor and Patient.

"Saye me, doctor, and I'll give you q
thousand dollars"
The doctor gave him remedy that
cased him, and ne called out:
keep at it it, doctor, and I'll giveyou
a check for five hundred dollars"
In half IN hour more he was able to
sit up, and he calmly remarked:
doctor, feel like giving you a fifty
dollar bill"
When the doctor was ready to go the
sick man was up and dressed; he fol
lowed the doctor to the door and~aid:
Say, doctor, send in your bill the first
OF the month"
When six months had been gathered
to Times bosom, the doctor sent in &
bill amounting to five dollars. He was
pressed to cut it down to three, after sc
doing he sued to get it, got judgment
and the patient put in stay of execu'
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
ReproducinR Drawings.

Mr.. Henry Murphy, Of the City Sur
vcy Department, Philadelphia, has laid
ccforc The Franklin Institute simple
method of reproducing drawings. He
first covers the paper with solution OF
red prussiatc Of potash and citrate Of
iron and ammonia in water, when the
tracing is placed on a smooth glass sur
face. Upon this is laid the prepared
paper and both are backed by Il padded
frame. The frame is reversed, the glass
surface coming uppcrmoSt when the
action Of the sun in five minutes repro
duces the drawings on the sensitive pa
per. The tracing i then stccpcd in
water for few minutes, when II Is
rradN fMr nSr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
What the Eminent Artist Said.

Here is a story they are telling with
great gusto in the studios. Whether it is
true or not do not know, but at any
rate it is studied from the life. Mr..
Firth had little girl for model the
other day, and, wishing to give her an
intelligent expression, he entered into
conversation thus: Have YOU been
sitting to any one lately" YES, sir, to
Mr.. Cope" ANY one else?.' Mr.:
HorSley." "Ah, IIorsley, any one else, "
81 sat to Mr.. Whistler yesterday
"What did he say" ale asked me if
| had been sitting to any one lately, and
| told him Mr.. Cope" What did he
say to that" Gle asked me who else,
and l said Mr.. Horsley." what did he
say them" 'IIe asked me who else,
and | said had been sitting to you, sir. y
"Wcll, and what did he say them "He
said, What damned crew ~ London
World
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
An Illustrious Man.

4 proiuscly illustrated convict named
John Logan escaped from the New Jcr-
srv State Prison. He had India linked
on his right arm two anchors, one cross,
two stars and one ballet girl, on his right
hand Il shield, cross, a heart, two stars
and five inksportS; on the LETT arm the
initials -. L.. coat OF arms, star, 4
tree and heart, Il bracelet in ink on his
left: while upon the back of his LETT hand
was displayed the American eagle. No
wonder the authorities offer hand
some reward for his arrest, for he must
have been one Of the most brilliant orna-
mCnt- of the prison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
HOME ATTRACTIONS.
Where Lovely Pictures--EIegant Frames
Charming Albums and Perfect Like
nesses May be Secured at the Low
est Possible COst--Faithful
Cartes- de-Yisit Only 81
Per Dozen.

Recently observing heavy Consign-
ment OF picture frames, mouldings, &c,
arrive in front OF Mr. F. W. Plummer'
Popular Fine Art Studio, ll3S Main
street we took the liberty OF making
that gentleman a call. And the highly
interesting sight We INDUCED amply
compensated our interest III his entor-
prise. His cases are filled 10 repletlOn
with an ample provision vi the lovliest
line of holiday goods probab!? ever
brought to the city.
Gases. stands and paS>rpatoutS,
StcrcOSropos and endleS. Views
Albums, pictures fElmCs-e ">lpp,
With endless p0'~euts-rare and new.
His spacious reception room presents
all the characteristics and attractions OF
a first class fine art gallery, and II mat
tiers not Your choice OF pictures in pho
Biography, oil, crayOn, chrOmntype, en-
craving or Autograph, there are gems OF
beauty ut any and every price to suit
the means OF the humblest. Nor Is this
all. BE il remembered that Mr.. Z. Is
one OF Wheeling's leading artists, eX-
ecutinE every kind OF portrait, cnlarg-
ing the pictures of departed ones, and
NltdplN NllptlllHlllllt AlOlilSN WIN ~ ~ !
likenesscs oi their inmates, while he is
resolved to continue supplying the
finest cartcS-de-vistc for
ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER DOZEN
throughout the holidays, real life pic
lures, finished in the highest style
for presentation to friends. Mr.. Plum
mrr j. one oi our time-tricd tradcSmrn,
an energetic, liberal IN cntcrprising ar
tist. the heighth OF whose ambition it is
to metc out to every customer the full
est value and utmost satisfaction for cv-
cry cent invested with him. Call when
YOU will his facilities are rcplctc. he per
sonally conducts sittingS, extends alike
to all the utmost Courtcsics and never
permits single patron TO retire short of
the fullest satisfaction. Those from Il
distance should particularly note the
address, remeElbcr it,
And when in Wheeling often call.
For none, more fairly welcome, all
And trade, desiring 10 retain.
He'll treat you that you'll call again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER DOZEN

TIE microscope has revealed that the
mosquito is armed with a lance and two
saws. Have the New York detectives
yet surmiScd that perhaps it was mosqui-
toes who sawed their way into the Man
haitian Bank ?-PhiLC. Chronicle. Yesw We
have heard this bird OF midnight sing:
They say I'm 81 two-sawedly clever
oh, 80 clever
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09

-KIssISG the baby may result ID ,ssr.
forming its nose and bringing on 20
sightedness. The safest plan IS ho ION
kiss a baby OF the feminine peIr.srs.
until II attains the age OF sixteen 80
The cartilage OF the n0seis muehs"'
thsn.-Dsreit Frs Pres.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
A Sensible Revolver.

One night last week, at party in To-
ronto, n young man was frightening
some Of the young ladies by his daring
exhibition Of a revolver, when the
weapon was accidentally discharged, the
bullet entering the young mans side.
inficting a serious wound We have
said a great many harsh things about
these young men whose heads, but We
rctract everything new. At last a re-
vOlvcr has been found that knows which
man to shoot. May It's tribe increase
BHiiDg'0H HGrkrGS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09

THE Detroit Free Press calls Butler
"'The Greatest Show OH Earth Can
not have heard of Talmage. -.Nfw FORK
Commercial .tdrrriSfr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09

A NEW book in press is called MERELY
Il shadow" 1t is supposed to be Il
biography of Hon. Alexander III. Ste
phens.- NorriStown 'Hrold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
BOZ NGERSOLI
HissGorner in Gods-What 7. -
Going TO Do with Them "
New YORK sun, Nov .

Broadway, near BleeCkc! ,.~-..
been selling out hy aU ton t....-.
geneous stock Oi rubbish ~. ..,
from all parts OF the globe
One of the most ,un.,ag, .....
az the sale j. q porrly veil. .''t...'
gentleman. dressed in h.a.g ,, "..
early, chooses a seat near ,......... ....,
and remains 70 the end ',.. -.
cecdings, watching eyrry,lfn. nj.
nervous and slightly Qu.u.,- .r... %
TINS old gentleman 3, ,y.i..-..
hahituai irequrntrr %. au.t...r...
For the first two "E 'hren DIV, .....
ncrS, though hearty. W.-. . ....
and sell conscious, aId be- SHAN. D..
the general attention Wig. .. ..-
upon himself by thu >.n-a .-.. as.
actions. Alter he ata n"..,. .r..
Qualnted Win Inc N"r. .a...-,
gained courage spoke uu .".... u...
he madr 4 bld, ana u"r ug ,N....., ....
even Neniurcd I" handy Joke, So. ..
nlmhle-tongucd auru"uyvr
The gentleman IN black = c.. b..
G.. lnSrrSoll, OF Peoria. III. N.> a,.>.
in this city Is due 20 .rctVmrg-.7.r...
in the nelghhorhor't. $40. ua> ... ...
nccuon with Oh" session n,t.nN .r,.
Conference.
Col Bob lngrr>n. attends '.u ........
At the oId Curiosity shop w..h AM.
defined purpose. lie is un. ..-.r#
stocking 1 private mW>rHm. ..-..r.
particularly interested lu '...f-...
| pottery. ;" long IL the ""',. ....E....
Nankcen CHINA, or Nztu". ."->. .. m..
IAN Tobacco, piprN. or "..u-w. >.>...
ware Coz. lnG,rr>"" '.iarr SETTLE, ...,
in ms seat with an @r o la.F..r,
impaticntly scans his ra;a..n. ra..
soon ~ god lNIu, uH 60 h.HIr-..
/ whole manner changes. lt.., ...,....
eager. Nrlrau~ forward .@ ..,...-r
face slightly Observation-Disclosures. ...
/ caps hld With hi IN r'i ,..,..
Everything in the >har""a-.'.,.,
offered Tor sale h"" ln-.-,.. .., ..
without regard 10 cost
As there ar several other r-... ..
| PENDANTS with a taste inr a,..,. g..
lngrrSoil reckless ''d.'n. sometime,
meets with lively competition N.r....
Sarony, the photographer. .,..-. ..,..
gods, hut he selects them 600 .,Hn
! principles and Tor artistic luV.>.s n.
bids for only Nymmcir.G. gods c.
/ lngcrsoll : appCtU" on the "'.urNnH..
omnlvcrnus. The rudp>' l'um'.....
! baked red clay amt Oh. .r' .
sonciiy-rlrNCd Japanese ""N ..n..
III paint ana g"Iu Icai' seems To- hs.
| cluu NaIu' III ms tN''. H. Nu.-
Is purely Democratic '"mNou.u..
ami lmp&rtiai s"d . -'. 'r .
| that, ne WhlNp'rrd, "> q a.H-N. suI.
faced, anI thoroughly G'NrrH,'r H.
tcnt"t id"l was kn"'h'd '""n'.hm'r
81? cents,
| ndcr the stimulus col Co.. .n-r-..
whole sale purchases. ~a.ns .a.,
luton, ana the 'aErrhrs, "i .Hu..,..
Wall street man Appropriateness
up town hoping To- buy good short .r
the ad"rnmrnt OF '." m1h'r.mrrr I'll.
market Prlrc gl dlNhl', .., .ru
! greatly enhanced since the beginning
/ the safe. STYLES iha' hI9u-a'"nA ,"..
shllIlncS or 4 dollar ON the fins, al Dow
| easily run up To >2.'O"r>2..'a' h,uw
/ jumps. The shre"d aurIun.r takes
advantage "i TINS unexpected Vogue H.
dwclIs c!oqucntly upon thr good point.
Of the gods he offers. while Co., Irg
soil mods argni">crnr' To H. l.ai b, 'u'
] thor n.gIfztF ET,t! never "t...#.#.....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09

\ TEXAN who chased a man out OF his
smokchousc has been indicted ''lor
interfering with Republicans. - Fire,
Prs
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-31
NOTES.

President e. A. Charlton, of the
Platteville State Normal School, has
resigned the presidency Of that insti-
tuition, to go into effect at the close Of
the present term.
Parties having books belonging to
the Teachers Library, are requested to
return them within two weeks, as the
books are to be catalogued.
The Sup't has been making the best
of the fine weather, and good roads,
and has visited the schools according
as they opened. He Will be in Somers
all of this week.
The Sup't will not be at his Office in
Kenosha next Saturday, being obliged
to remain home to give examination to
a couple of teachers who have been
away to school.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-31

John Fasbender-Com 80 rods N of line Of
Grand ST and 8 rods 3 of J M Stryker's w
cor thence on said Stryk ers W lire 10 W
cor Of same thence W parallel with N line Of
Grand st TO Maple St thence s on line OF
Maple st rods thence to beginning 81
John Decentralization on W line Of j M Strykers
lot 81 rods of Milne of Grand Street thence
w 10 maple Street thauCe on said line o
Maple Street rods thence TO j Nj STRIKERS
" lie thence on said line to beginning
SIS 81
John Fasbender-Com at the intersection O
Grand and Maple Streets thence Oh w line
OF Maple Stret ~ rods thence to point d
rods " ana "a rods y OF cor of said or SCI
thence to lie of Grand Street thence E OF
said line OF Grand IT TO beginning, SO 76
The following described nfeccs or lots of lane
arc on the N Dr. Sec 81, Ta. R %.
Schulenkamp-Lot 5, block IS, S. 81.
do Lot II, block IS, 81 so
M StrySer- Com on S W cor of said blocl
thence on W line OF block 20 feet tn nee T
to center OF Pike Greek II cnce S to line o
block thense W to beginning except 8 rods II
width used as extension of Ann Street bloch
81. $40 %.
Henry Darng-com at N w cor of block thence
III feet thence l12 feet thence N lit lee
thence W l12 feet to beg. SIS 81.
WASHINGTON ISLAND.
Est of sykes-Lots and S, block 2, S2681.
Given under my hand and seal at my Office il
the city OF Kenosha this 9Th day of Sept 1873.
E. G. TIMME, COUNTY CLERK.
15w13
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-31

that recitation should closely follow
preparation; that the recitation must
be brief; that a recess must on no &C
count, come between preparation, or
any part of it, and recitation; that no
two recitations should occur within an
interval; that in methods the success
full one is only that which appeals to
the eye and employs the hand, and
hence, the mind that a mistake in any,
thing should never pass uncorrected by
the pupils own hand, except in reading,
when it is done by the voice, in which
branch a sentence should never be
passed until it can be read we'll, so far
as ready calling of the words at sight,
is concerned. The advanced classes
should recite just after intermiseions.
II any one still persists in having his
first-reader recite at 8: Is and 1905, he
must take the Observation-Disclosures
and disorder until recess. II any one
spends so much time upon trio Of
older pupils that he talks the old
"time' excuse for giving primaries two
recitations per day, he will not be like
ly even to try the plan suggested. No
rule is known by which man can
keep his faults and be faultless, nor
escape the results Of his errors. There
is cause for your pupils idleness, in
your method. What is it?
RiUeT Falls. II. S. BAKER.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-31
ORANGE WOOD CANE TAKEN.

An Orange Wood Cane was taken
from the post office last Monday after
noon. [ applied for a Money Order
about two o'clock, laying some news
papers on the counter and setting the
cane i'll the corner formed by the coun-
ter and the wall to the right. [ in
closed the order in a letter, picked up
the papers and left, forgetting and
leaving the cane. On leaving the TEL
EGRAPII office at six in the evening I
remembered leaving the cane at the
counter of the money order office and
FASTENED to get it. But it was gone,
and neither the post master nor his
clerks had seen or heard of it. Some
one lad taken it without speaking of
it.
The cane is about thirty seven inch
es long and about one inch in diameter
with q knob on one side of the head
There is no other cane in Kenosha or
thereabouts like it. And whoever sees
it may know that the cane is mine
And whoever has it will do me a fa-
vor and himself justice by returning it
to the post master or to me.
Kenosha Oct. "a, 1878.
HAYS MCKINLEY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-31
THIRD WARD.

The following described lots or pieces OF land
are on the w or. Sec 5, Town /, R %.
c Ii SaDborn-L0t IS, block g. 81 66
do Lot IL, block 3, IS 90.
The following described lots or pieces of land
are on the N E or. Sec 6. T /. r %.
Jas l. Howard-Block 20 $l1 II,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-31
PHYSIOLOGY.

o. Describe the eye in full.
a. State the functions Of the cere-
brum, cerbellum, spinal cord, and the
sympathetic system.
g. Treat of respiration in full
What chemical changes take place il
the air inhaled?
a. Define muscle, tendon, and iga-
ment, and give uses.
g. Name the bones of the head.
CO.. Give the structure of the heart
Distinguish between arterial anC
venOus blood.
c. Treat of secretion and excretion
naming the organs of each.
(S.) Name the principal organs Of
the nervous system. Classify nerves.
o. Trace food to tissue.
QO.) Relation of health to food, air
exercise, and rest.