The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-07-15
Literary Notices.

/ DEMOREST'S ILLUSTRATED MCNTHLY.-Ihls
excellent magazine now fulflls, as nearly as
one magazine can, all that lady wants OF
of one, as an assistant in her house, in her
| wardrobe, and in her care of her children
Every department is complete and perfect In
i itself, showing the immense amount OF labor
bestowed upon the whole. The Ladies
Clubn alone gives more sensible advice and
/ information than all the rest of the magazines
put together. SIS per annum, with pre-
MUM Published atS3S Broadway, N. Y.
/ DEMoREsT's "YoUNG AMERICA."--Young
1 Amerlcais one Of themost popular of juyen-
| lie publications; there is freshness toit that
we find in no other, and variety that salts
fies even the desire of children for novelty.
Half the good things to be found in other
children's periodicals have been derived from
| this, which seems inexhaustible in it's sug-
gestions. One of it's very best features is the
Interest it excites in children, by allowing them
to appear as correspondents in it's columns
1t is well worth the small sum asked for it,
of 81 so per annum, with premium. Pub
blished at s38 Broadway, N. Y.
Peterson's Musical Monthly for July is re.
ceived. It appears fully equal to its prede-
1cessors and that is saying much for it. Let
all lovers of music get and examine it, and
having once become acquainted with it they
can judge whether they can afford to do with
out it. -
The Monthly Report of the Department OF
Agriculture for May and June is received
Every Agriculturist should read the Agricul-
tural Report.
The Agriculturist for July is received. 1t
is well executed number both in typogra-
ply and illustrations and just such a work as
every agriculturist needs.
The Prairie Farmer is received regularly
levery week and maintains its high reputation
| Dietz's Experimental Farm Journal for June
lis received. It is number of volume1. It
is well illustrated and seems to be DEVOTED to
Experimental rming.
Our Boys and Girls for July is received 1t
4 is good number well illustrated and full OF
good reading for boys and girls.
The Ladies' Repository for July is received.
1t is full of prose and poetry of a high order
and the illustrations are good. The engrav-
ing of Christina Rosetta in her contemplat-
iVesattitude is worth the price of the num-
Ser.ese ga $500 e''9t' a'ts
Arthur's Home Magzine for August is re-
ceiVed. The Home Magazine needs to be
read to be appreciated and as we have not time
to read il we cannot Justly appreciate it. The
-
Illustrations are good and Husks" is very
1 expressive.
/ Once a Month for August is received and
Eappears to be a capital number. All that
seems lacking is fol. SOMEBODY to read it.
VINO Wall do ltl?lq ~ d .4G W. -. ga &
The Northern Fa rmer for July is received
It is fully equal to previous numbers and that
Is much in its praise.
The Brairie Farmer Annual and Agricvltu-
raIandE horticultural Advertiser for 1869 is
received. ssIttis pamphlet of IA pages and
fills the place it is designed to occupy.
The schoolmate for July is received. It
commences volume "a.
Inc contents are: Rough and Ready, or
Lie among the New York News Boys; Where
We found the Jewels; The little Match Ven
der; Careless Little Lottie; Johnnie's Pic
Mic; Pleasant Hours; Defamation: Dialogue;
Striking Oil; At Our Desk Evening Circle
Gleanings. .sg
Thomas English has leather Travelling Bags
For sale.f '
we call attention to the communication Of
Incog on Light which we publish to-day.