Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-13

lle case tHullES OF Iue ISL anu Sllu
declensions.
3. Translate and give the syntax of
of italicised words: nuitG ct magma
al,iBldtid hOBliHibus seut utiLia.
4. Translate into Latin and infect
the words that represent all and citi-
Gems: All good citizens love their
country.
5. What do you mean by nouns of
the 3rd declension? How can you
tell them from nouns of the 1st or end
declension?
6. What is a stem? Select typical
word and show its stem in each de-
clension that you have had.
Z. How can you tell the gender of
nouns in the declensions that you
have studied? Illustrate.
8. Translate the following and
write paradigm of mares: Boni
mares ab hominibus bonis semper
laudanter.
8. Turn into Latin and infect the
word that represents happy: The
farmer is good and happy.
TO- What special rules have you
learned for the appositive; the geni-
tive; the dative; the direct and indi-
rect object? Illustrate.
Highest grades-Gertrude Woke,
50; Chas. Smith, O3.
PHYSIOLOGICAL GRAMMAR.
1. What is the smallest organism of
the body? Tell what you can of its
structure and growth.
2. What is an organ? What is It's
sue? Name the different kinds of it's
sue found in the body.
B. What is the skeleton? Name
and define the different kinds of skel-
etons. Classify the bones of the
body.
4. What is bone? Classify the bones
with regard to their form. How do
bones grow?
5. What is a joint? Outline joints
and tell something of their structure.
6. What are the muscles? How are
muscles classified? Describe the
structure of the muscles.
Z. What is meant by the integu.
ment or skin? Give the structure of
the skin, naming its parts.
8. What is the blood? Outline the
blood so as to show it's composition.
8. What do you mean by the circu-
lation of the blood? Trace the circu
lation. How does the use of alcohol
effect the blood2
10. What are the following: Peri
osteum, sinews, patella, saitorius,
larynx, glottis, ricketts,, gland, peri
cardium and atlas?
Highest gradess-Florence Russell,
9S; Martha Russell, 95; Ada Nyswan-
der 95, and Grace Packard, 81.
AsTRoNoMY-HIGH SCHOOL.
/. Locate by astronomical language
the north star and the sun at 10
O'Clock to-day.
2. Account for the suns spots.
| Whose theory do you accept?
3. How may the planets be repre-
sented so as to give correct idea OF
their size?
4. Write Kepler's three laws and
what effect they had on the science
of astronomy.
5. Where is the earth? Name three
causes that produce a change of seas
ons.
6. Define equinoXes; procession OF
the equinoxes. Explain the same by
means of diagram. How many mo.
tions has the earth?
7. Represent the planets that you
have had by their proper symbols
Why is Venus sometimes evening and
sometimes morning star?
s. What is quadrature; coniunc
ton; opposition? What symbols rep
resent them?
g. What is the zodiac? Name and
represent its signs
10. A supposition: Suppose plan
ct to have a'year of 299 days, how fal
is it from the sun? BY what means
do you do this?
Book KEEPING-HIG SCHOOL.
1. Define Bookkeeping. How
many methods are there in book
keeping, and how are these distin.
guished?
2. What is an account? Classify
accounts and define each kind.
3. What are the three main books
of single entry? Define each?
4. On what side of the cash account
does the balance occur and why?
5. Explain these signs: "a, mdse.,
dr., int, dis, cr., C. 0. d., f. o.
b., d. b., sInds., ult. and Al.
6. What does the difference be-
tween the debtor and creditor sides
of personal account show?
Z. Define posting. What is meant
in posting by short extended and
full extended"
8. What are resources? BY what
other name are they sometimes des-
ignated?
o. What is statement? Make a
correct statement from the following
data: A began business with cash and
merchandise 1000, on which he owed
$500. At the end of 6 months his
books showed the following: Cash
received $15, 1916, paid out $13,275;
notes receivable received $1,000, dis
posed of 5000; notes payable issued
5000, redeemed 1925; the merchandise
unsold is worth 81 900 and the person
al accounts are these: John James
DIR. $1,000, or. 81 200; James Martin DIR.
$3.50, or. 1925; Geo. Grant DIR. $500, or.
81, 100; Henry Stone DIR. 1915, or. $525.
10. Rule form of day book ard
ledger, enter and post in said forms
the following, and balance the ac-
count and tell what it shows John
Slee, dealer in merchandise, of Tole-
do, o., does business on account with
Thos. Doe, as follows: June 1, 1894,
he sells Doe 2 bbl. of -four at $4,S74;
8 cwt. of meal at 90c; Dbl. of sugar,
100 lbs, at lie. June 13, 1894, he buys
OF Doe 2 cd. of dry wood at SO, and 4
cd. of green wood at 80. June 90
1894, Doe pays him $14 on account.
Highest grades-Chas. Smith, 95;
Frank Cuff, 70.
Moleskin plush sofa pillow tops at
Horn u Norden's. ct
Rheumatic Twinges.
Are escaped by the use of Humph-