The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-27
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II THE ILLUSTRATED PSYCHOLOGICAL JOUR
\ NAL for June, contains Portraits and Charac
tiers of James Harper; Sir John Dung, Gov
Iernor General of Canada Richard G. Pardee;
r. A. Murray the accountant; the PIanchette
Mystery Quaker Music Natives of Alaska,
portraits Great Men-Smali Heads Where
are the Housekeepers Principles In Physiol-
gy-Digestion; Should Consuinptives Marry,
Obedienee--its Importance; Enduring or En-
ljoying Life; John Folgate, the Centcnarian;
Face Fancies What can do best The
Woman Question; Music; Answers to Cor
respondents, etc. End OF volume 40; New
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for May is to
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three Piano. Pieces and we notice a new
feature in the shape IF six pages of Quartet
Music, which will prove valuable addition
also, dozen or more pages of Biographical
; Sketches aud Reviews of New Music, that
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largely engaged in the publication of Sheet
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from which to make his selections, and seems
nothing 10th to draw from his resources to
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: what it should be. Besides the Musical
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! number contains no less than thirty full-sized
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! GALAXY. The June number of this valtla
Bile publication is received and las the fol
lowing contents Put Yourself in his place
Chapters VIII and k with an illustration
S George Elliot andoGeorge Lewis, by justin
e Mccarthy The Throne ,ofgLouis Philippe
its erection and its overthrow, by John s. G
Abbott; The Duchesne Estate, by IL. N
DeForest, illustrated;e To J.ER.IS. on hi
Fiftieth Birthday, by jC.P. Branch lAnima
Food, its preparation for the Table, by Joh1
IS c. Draper M. d.; Snsan Fielding. by Mrs
Edwards, Chapters XVIII, XIX. and XXX
y New York Journalists-E, L. Godkin, by
= Eugene Benson; General Jomini,b by G. B. M;
u To be Being, or not TO be Being That is thu
Question, by Richard Grant White The
u Galaxy Miscellany Wood, by Philip
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BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for June il
received it is an excellent number and con
tains large amount Of, excellent reading.
0 IA New BooK.--The Cider Makers Manual
is now in press andwill be published about
the first ofJune by Haas & Kelley Printers
4 and Publishers, 1913 and 200 Main Street
O Buffalo n. I. .sogglGieHpaa uEe 19d o1
The Manual embodies Treatises on tho
Apple, Constructio CT Cider Mills, Cidel
Presses, Seed Washers, and Cider Mil
Machinery in general Cider Making. Fermen
tatiol; Improved Processes in refining Cider
and its conversion into Wine and Champagne
S Vinegar manipulation by slow and quicl
processes s also imitation elders. Various
n kinds off, Sur ogate II Wines. Summe
a Beverages. Fancy Yinegars, --by J. S
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:. OUR YOUNG Folks for June is received
from the same publishers. It is finely illus
trated and is just such a number as Our Bow
and Girlsneed to read for amusement and i'm
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h. We have received the above from Fields
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i arrives atthe conclusion thatwe are honora.
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n Hearth and Home, aud think it deserves 1
Egood word from ns.Q nc s.frar.5,f.,EcI
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entitled Marrying WE'LL" illustrated b,
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