The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-19

-tn~~ MN &" ANi ffirr4 ~ educ 1itr ~ flr fNnuy
'Ihsr-iiy Communications ~ fsi< sDiunr .1,aid y.
,eni 70 =. PLEASANT. Ja-Fr1. fspA>x
Mental MonStr0sitics, Born nt The
July Examination of Teacherx
at Huntingburg.
HISrnEy Qrr~rIo~. Nsne thc most
eminent American writer's of history.
A~sWERs
!. Shak~etcar, I.onrstrect. Milton.
?. Longfeiiow & Jcfi Jayiss-
;. II was kober Livingston.
4. Tie was Wordsworth.
.. Daniel Webster. Franklin, Shaeks-
'pere Bryant
Q. Lowell
2. Wooster. Webster bancroft. Irving.
QrEsTioS.-Giye an account Of Daniel
Webster.
I. Webster wns one Of the greatest
orators was In seanot several terms had 2
debates Ashburton and h2nes wer his
opposers.
:. panial Webster was Educated and
was swlreiy IN congress.
;. lie was lawer aud Is author Of the
4 Dnn W. was leading writer OF Poet
and Prose writing.
8: Dan'I Webster wssa great Lexicog-
rapher
QUESTION. What led 10 The alliance,
with France. l-7Ss
A~-wEK- - France sent over Silss Dean
% the articles ~ Confederation.
QrfST'oS. What we're the aim and
motive ~ the English Navigation Acts
AkSwEK The Eaglisl, had no nsvi-l
cation ACT ia l65I il was the Americans
so' u up.
QuE@1ioE. In whist two Colonies was
religious liberty most completely -e-|
rnredS Under whose leadership was
these Colonies setfieds
AxswER. -I In the London & Plymouth
they moved % this country 10 Enjos'
here religious rights. Under the leader
ship 81 Lord Baltimore and Calvert
PHYSIOLOGY.
QUESTION. .- What u color blindness !?
Ax~wFxs.
I. "A Rush ~ blood 10 fhe head.
=. never thought anything ahout The
rolor of blindness bu, suppose il 10 b.,
black.
3. II seems 20 mc il has srcddish color
mover hsd the opportunity ~ CONVERSION
' ish : blind man la that line.
> Looking - anything till We become
blind Is color blind
5. Color blindnes - when lieht reaches
he blind spot on the Refins- Thea
here Is no object because il has fallen,
ipcn the hind spot.
q. A colcr thsi appears 70 one that i.
,lind or deficiency ia the optic nerve.
QrE<TIcx.--I.ccste the Foramen Nag
rum.
AxswFR- The Fcrsmcn Magnum II u
,ig bone IN the palm % The foot.
Qs'ys~Io~. Who were the Tnritsns 4.
A~swvs. They were people driven.
rom France for worshipirg idols.
Some of these answers appear ex-
rcmcly . wonderful from the fact that
hey set forth the idea of . blind man
ccing. Surely no person has snch ideas. I
low then did the shove answers creep
nto their minds? A. was before snr-
rested. they might have been I'M result
n excitement bnt Ne very much donbf|
whether half = dozen teachers who att
end examinations frequently, and aref
onstanfIv. from the very naiure of theirs
'rofcssion. making public property or
heir knowledge. couId Be % friRhfcneds !
hat Ill or them would suppose : blind
nan capable or sceing Onr theory in
cgard % the origin Of the mistake u,
his: II they ever had known The cause.
E blindness. that knowledge was
m a home that day. Bus ire question /.
ras given: II must be answered. and an
wercd quickly. or be lost. II not an.
wcrcd. there Il ten per cent. on that :
ranch gone. and may De BY shooting n J,
andom they can hit the mark. and save.
/. The only Thought thar presents it-
rlf l. desperately dashed down without
rgard 10 consequences. and the rcsnlt. !.
as bcen given. The answers 10 the !,
thcr questions will readily show their J
wn origin.
ycw. how much would the authors or
hesc answers give n have them erased
nd blank line, or mot answered lcne e
4 their stead? Unqne -sicnabIv much
,ore than they could fossii " have
aimed BY answering CORRECTLY, as the
nswcrx not only expose ignorance ofss
Ne questions asked, but OF much simpler.
ones. Ar.licants should
ear this III mind, and wien question:
rises which they are wholly. or evcns
artIy unable 20 answer: they should bet
rank ~ say -. a. they arc not cxpectcd|s
b answer All thc questions. and cnn moth
10 anow.~x Nf ran4iom without being X