The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-19
Literary Notices.

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Literary Notices.
BALLoU's MONTHLY for September is re-
ceeiyd. It. an excellent number and con-
tains large amount threading matter.
/. los5B A. MoyTH, from 7. S. Arthur s. Son,
Philadelphia is received. Ii is a beautiful
little work and has an excellent table Of conf
tents Price 81 a year. Fl
The LITTLE CoRPoRAL.7-We are in receipt
of this popular, ehilds magazine for septem-l
Der. without doubt we speak The mind of
nine tenths of the reading boys and girls of
our community when we9 say there is mol
better work of the kind published. Great in
ducements are offered by the publisher inI
the way Of premiums to those who get up
clubs. a
GoDEY's LABT's BOOK, fofseptemberis att
hand. It is replete with interesting reading
matter upon all subjects in which the ladies
are interested, the fashions, music, romance,
poetry, drawing, fancy work, practical and
valuable househosdI receipts, for cleansing
and preserving furniture, washing, cooking
&C., sc. a. beautiful steel engraving entia
| tied ssThe Cottage House," an elegant double
fashion plate finely engraved and beautifully
colored, containing six figures, besides a
very pretty tinted engraving. Altogether ib
is q valuable number, - ~ - Il
DEMO RESTS YoUNGL AMERICA. This excel
| lent little periodical IS constantly addirg to
its reputation, ana is certainly the most
sensible, practical, and best edited. of all the
ju9iniIe magazines. It is not composed, like
many others, of a certain humber Of. stilted
articles, but it enters right into the sympas-;
thies, interests. and occupations ofits young
readers and patrons, allows them to speak
for themselves, and sti;nd1 ates them wonder
fully to activity of thought and expression.
| We consider it the best Investment of $l,5o
That any parent can maker Published at SSS
Broadway N. Y. ~,
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE. The Septefnst
Der number of this valuable magazine is on.
our table, as usual, it is freighted with "a
large amount of valuable reading, beth en-
PERTAINING and instructive 1t is now in It's
thirty fourth year and one of the most popu-
lar magazines Of the day. Mr.. Arthurs great
senial story "The Grahams and the Arm
strongs,' is continued in this number, and is
one of the best works Of this popular author.
''The behring's of,lIedbury,' p is the title of an
excellent senial story by Virginia F. Town
send which is now running through the num-
bers of the present volume.
PIE GALAXY The September number
bas-reached using ood,time. We regard the
Galaxy as one Of the best American literary
annals snow published The present number
contains 143 pages of closely printed reading
matter, exclusive Of advertising pages. The
following is the table Of contents "a
Susan Eietding44 chaptersS9S and 20, With
an Illustrative The Two Ways; The Jersey
Cows: Our Mineral Springs The Story of a
Life !; The White Flag Our Oriental Popl-
latiorl y New York Journalists-The ore
Tilton; Put Yourself in His Place, chapter
10 with administration Without The Stars;
Little Bopeep Death and Life The Irish
Church Dethroned The Unsociableness of
Society The Galaxy Drift.wood Nebula
Terms 81 a, year, address Sheldon & Co., N s.
49S and 500 Broadway n w York. Fl
DEMoREsI's MoNTHLY.-The enterprisine
publisher of this popular magazine is first in
the field in announcing, among the induce-l
mentsto subseffb ers for the coIhingyear the |
finest premium ever yet offered for singled
subscriptionqto any magazine in this or any
other country. It consists Of copy. retailed
at ten dollars, Of Mrs. Lilly N. ,Spencer's
great picture of ~ s'pic-nic on the Fourth OIL
July,s'9 the engraving Of which artists were
sent Tor, especially from Europe, to oSalfr
plete. s asG bns ESQ .gih 5ogs odl
Demorest's Monthly is in itself by far the
most complete and attractive Magazine for
ladies publishedin this country, ana requires
little extra inducement to persuade them to
be- ONE subscribers. 1t is really saving of
money, however, to pay three dollars, and
get in addition so valuable. a premium-and
Mr.. Demorest will undoubtedly find his list
doubled on the strength of it, Published 383
Broadway, N. Y. rfrs
THE LADIES FRIEND For SEPTEMBER. "A
handsome steel engraving of Portia, the her
cine of ''The Merchant of Venice" opens the
September number of this charming periodi-
cal. This is followed by the usual large and
brilliant Fashion Plate, by an appropriate
engraving of a Picnic, and by engravings of
Childrens Fashions, Young Lady's Toilet, |
Mantel, Headdresses.j Bodice, Corsage, SC.
Among the, literary matter are "The Prize of
Two Mems Lives" by Amanda M. Douglas i
"Ingratitude,n by Florence Percy 'Aunta
Mabeps Story" by Amt Alice; "Roland
Yorke," by Mrs. Henry Wood INV Cate |