The normal herald, 1886-08

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Vol.,. III.	L ADOGA, INDIANA, SEPTEMBER, 1886.	No. 9.
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Geography Outlined.
BY C. M. LEMON.
[Copyright, 1886, by C. M. Lemon.]
[This outline was begun in the July number. Subscriptions can begin with that number.]
22. Physical.
13. Definition.
23. Natural Divisions of Land.
14. Continents.
14. Definition.
24. Names and Number.
34. Location. 24. Islands.
14. Definition.
24. Examples.
34. Kinds.
14, Oceanic.
15. Definition.
25. Examples.
24. Continental. 15. Definition. 25. Examples.
44. Archipelago.
V. Definition.
25. Examples. 33. Coast Line.
43. Forms of Land. 14. On Coast Line.
15. Isthmus.
16. Definition.
26. Examples.
25. Peninsula. 16. Definition.
26. Examples.
35. Cape.
16. Definition. 26. Example.
35. Promontory. 16. Definition. 26. Example. 24. On the Surface.
15. Mountain.
16. Definition. 2�. Examples.
36. How Height is Measured.
25. Mountain Range. 16. Definition.
26. Examples.
35. Mountain Systems.
16. Definition.
26. Ex amp'es.
35. Plateau, or Table-land.
16. Definition.
26. Examples.
45. Plain.
16. Definition.
26. Example.
55. Valley or Basin.
16. Definition. 26. Examples. 65. Desert.
16. Definition. 26. Example.
36. An Oasis.
1'. Definition.
2'. Remarks.
75. A Volcano.
16. Definition.
26. Parts.
36. Remarks.
53. Divisions of Water.
14. The Sea, or Ocean.
15. Divisions.
16. Pacific Ocean.
1'. Location.
2'. Size.
37. Remarks.
26. Atlantic Ocean. F. Location. 2'. Size.
37. Remarks. 36. Indian Ocean.
1'. Location.
2'. Size.
3'. Remarks.
46. Arctic Ocean. 1'. Location.
27. Size.
37. Remarks. 56. Antarctic. F. Location. �Z7. Size.
37. Remarks. 25. Motions.
16. Waves.
1'. Definition.
2'. Remarks. 26. Tides. 1'. Definition.
27. Causes. 37. Kinds.
18. Flood-tide.
28. Ebb-tide,
47. Remarks. 36. Currents.
1'. Definition.
27. Causes.
37. General Directions.
47. Names.
57. Effect.
6'. Remarks.
35. Forms of Water on Coast-line,
16. Seas, Gulfs and Bays.
17. Definition.
27. Examples.
26. Straits and Channels.
17. Definition.
2'. Examples. 36. Sounds.
1'. Definition.
2'. Examples. 45. Miscellaneous Remarks.
[To be continued.]