The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21
THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH.
THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1870.
close of the Public schools.

eo The winter term Of the public schools Was
brought to close last week with pubic
Examination, commencing Tuesday A NJ
and closing Friday r d. We were pres
ent Friday P ~ only, and then at tho
High School Weare informed by Others
that the Examinations were general J
satisfactory. On Friday T, N. at t9,
High School, the exercises consisted prih
cipally of declarations and reading com
positions. The declining and readine
were generally we'll performed, and thu
original articles were general J we'll cons
posed The report Of the Principal rei
Before closing, was creditabesrtn .th,
Scholars, and the general appearance
the School gave much satisfaction
Before closing, the Principal, ca tledr 4p
on members of the Board ard ,RhcrS
remarks, and Drs Farr and gridi-g'fe'
sponded The former spoke priicipa!ly Qn
che applications Of the principles hyg,eur
in the School Room, and the litter, IN .1he
appearance Of the school and 5he manasst
in which the readers and deciatmlgs Ilasl
acquitted themselves. DR.. Grliley spii&'
of there being a larger. nam ,rr 1t the
School Board present than he hali ever
seen on any previous occasion. and Dr.
Farr as one of the Board, sod ii was
arranged for two of the Board TO visit all
the Public Schools every week, an1 -hat
all the members Of the BoaIsl were ID
visit all the schools By, tw9s in r,gnlaf
succession And that the ihtsnfion was
to make the arrangement permanent. he
also referred to arrangements for i'm roy
ingsshe appearance af the Seaaals 70. p
Arrangement by the Board for visiting
the Schools regularly every week, We f,e
AeEeto be. something new tana hat ftiia
credit for inaugurating thee Arrangement.
belongs to DR.. Farr. And we rust thai
all the members Of the Board will give
their times Influence, emdsaid in carrying
out the arrangement, and that much good
NAY arise from their united lab4rs. 3 Aad
they may rest. assqredthatf hey will have
their reward. Compensation, though
sometimes it may seem to be slow in com
ing, is always sure.aro olsIgnea 9as sala,i
We were we'll satisfied With what we
saw and heard of the Teachers and Schol-
ars during the time we were present.
The Principal Mr.. Ddrkee, and his AsSis'
tants, have labored, with Communicable
energy and perseverance for the best
interests of the. High School and have
been quite successful zone Of
the Assistants was Obliged to leave before
the closelof the term, but her classes were
examined previous to her~~-leav-
ing, gands the I TSchoolA probably
received no permanent detrimenE
Mr.. Dulkee remains as Principal,
and after a vacation of one week,
the Schools recommence. A report of
the High Scholar perhaps some others,
will appear next week
ia ,furrr44 r--4f7 tod cd
ASSISTANT MARsHALs FOR KENosHA
CoUNTY.-We stated last week that Wal
lace Mygatt)apd John B. owardrh had been
appointed Assistant Marshals for Ken
sha County. The District assigned to
Mygattl embraces the City of Kenoslia
and the Towns of Somers, Paris Brighton
and Wheatland, and the other Towns Of
the County, Pleasant Prairie, Bristol Sa-
lem, Randall are assigned to Howard The
Assistant Marshals are required to COM
Their duties are much more extensive
than merely taking the number of the
inhabitants, and it may be advisable for
them before commencing their labors, to
publish statement of what is required of
them and what they will require .ofthe
inhabitants, particularly of the heads of
families, in taking the census. .
MILwAuKEE THERMo sTHER ApEA.
A pamphlet of sixteen pages entitled
Milwaukee Thermo Therapea, compris-
ing all the appliances of FIRST Glass
WATERCuRE, with the TURKISH BATH,
by NJ. P. HANSON, M. d. late Surgeon Cd.
Wis, Cav, Physician and Surgeon. has
found its way to our table. &
The pamphlets is republication of ar
ticles from the Chicago Medical Journal