The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-04

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pale ale aud other nov eltles Not too numerous 10
mention tut can't afford 10 pay The sex on print
ing
Educaalonna -Ihe ne.,t oenl.annoai meeting
of tie Keuosna County Tea, hers Association Will
be held ii, " ilmol, Keuosha County; connenc>
ing Taursday Evening Dec. 18th and cI'smg
Friday yeaing Arrangements have been made
fo- Addresses, Ea-eys, School exercise
Teachers close YOU schools for day, TO at
tend this meeting. Here is the place present
your hicuties, troubles and trials to ask ads
vice and .iye advice, aud 10 get acquainted, y
real jubilee is expected
The Programme will be published next week
NJ NJ. kICh, Pres.
b L. DODGE, Sec
Educational NoIice.-The monthly meeting
for December OF the Randall Town Teachers As
sociation will be held at Kelleys school house on
Friday evening December 18th 1862, commencing
at Ga O'Clock
The address will be delivered by Rev Mr.. Ma
thews of Kenosha Essays by Misses R. P Wag"
oner and Rosathy Kelley and Mr., Robert liner,
SON Officers will be elected for the coming siI
months.
All are invited to attend.
f. H. BENHAM. Pres.
G. II. DEMMoY, Sec
PanOrnma of Niagara FaIIs.-Frankens
TENS celebrated Panorama of Niagara Falls, will
be exhibited at Simmons Hall, ON Saturday anC
Monday evenings next. Almost everybody hat
heard of these Justly celebrated Paintings. The
Panorama is composed OF 200 SPLENDID views o
all the noted places and scenes about the Fails
which occupy nearly 1900 feet of Canvas. Every
body should improve this opportunity of seeing
these beautiful gems of Arts. Those who have
not visited the greatest wonder OF the world, the
Falls of Niagara, can get correct and vivid idea
of their grandeur and sublimity and those whC
have. will be- anxious to see with what graphic
and almost magic power the Artist has transferred
the mighty scenes TO canvas
On Monday afternoon an exhibition of the pan
Drama will be given for the benefit Of the children
at only 10 cents each. The following letter from
Prof. Owen Of the New York Free Academy il
appropriate upon this point. - o-,
New YORK FREE ACADEMY. Oct. 81, 1898.
O. n ERANKENsTEIN, Esq
viii YOU allow me TO express to ~
my sense of the great pleasure and profit Whch
have experienced in visiting your PanoTama @
Niagara" As work OF art, and faithful expos
itor of the magnificent scene which II presents as
der SO great variety of views, 1t is, in my JudS
ment. far in advance of any kindred work Nhlci
has been exhibited IN our city would comnleh'
IL especially T. parents aud heads of sch OILS, ts
means OF Lnpartug much that is useful aud inter
astin,r Ia chi rel aud youth. One nudr spent II
looking upon these magnificent views will lay .
basis in the youthful mud upon Which may be
Forrned a fasie tor the beauties and ties q
Nature and for genuine artistic repre- ga. ati"u &"
her features, which will be productive Il The m -
beneficial results III the subsequent years OF te
shaIi endeayur Io PERSUADE all my friends Ia NisI
vonr Panorama ne re>llg as do, that no hJai ca
be spens more pleasantly and probably
Accept the assurance 81 my esteem,
And UeIe, years truly,
J ] OWEN.