The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-23
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DEMoREsr's Young AMERICA. This bright
little magazine is as full Of good things, and
as great fayorite with the children as ever.
One of the causes of its popularity is because
it enters right into the Children occupations
and amusement, and makes itself part OF
them. We recommend it to all parents who
wish to procure juvinile periodical which
combines much and varied instruction with
premium. Address 83S Broadway, N. 7.
THE LADY's FRIEND FOR OcroBER.-Many
of our readers will remember the beautiful
ballad of "Jennie Morrison'':
''IYe wandered east, I've wandered west,
I've borne weary lot.
But in my wanderings, far or near,
Ye never were forgot.
The fount that first burst frae this heart,
Still travels on its way
And channels deeper as it rims,
The 1--we of life's Dung day."
Well, that beautiful steel engraving of this
number of the Queen OF the Monthlies,' H.
illustrates Motherwell's touching ballad. This
is followed by the usual large and handsome
colored fashion plate-and by numerous 9TH
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the Truth 10 Tell ?' Among the excellent
literary matter, we note "The Prize of Two
Mems Lives,'' by Amanda M. Douglas ''Rol
and Yorke,, by Mrs. Henry Wood "Miss
SANKEY'S Parish,'by Frances Dee; Between
Two" by Elizabeth Prescott &C., &c. The
publishers offer great inducement to new sub
scribers, and we recommend our readers to
inclose ten cents for sample copy, to Dea-
con & Peterson, $40 Walnut Street, Philadel-
phia. Price $3.50 year (Which also includes
q large steel engraving). Four copies, So.
Five copies (and one gratis), IS. ''The La
dy's Friend' and ''The Saturday Evening
Post" (aud one engraving), 81. Specimen
numbers sent for ten Cents.
THE GALAxY.-The October number of this
9 xc clint magazine is upon our table. The
followingis the table Of contents:
Susan Fielding, Chapters xxx, XXI, and
XXXII with an illustration); The Real
Louis Napoleon: a Journey in Northern
China; Little Bopeep, in two Parts, Part II
Put Yourselfin His Place, apters XIII, XIV,
XIV, XVI, XVII, XVIII and XIX, with an IL
lutration); Renaissance; Why Thieves Pros
per Ten Years in Public Library In Box:
Mares'Nests The Galaxy Mis-
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Nebula.
Subscription price of the Galaxy $500
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DEMoREsr's MoTHLY.-The last number of
this popular Magazine is always said to be
the best. Certainly it's enterprizing publish
er will sustain it's brilliant reputa ton, and
spare no efforts or expense to render it the
best parlor Magazine in America. How he
can anord the expensive premiums he gives,
in addition to the positive cost Of such pc
riodical for s. 90 per year, is one of the mys-
teries of publishing. The magnificent pic
tur by Mrs. Lilly NJ. Spencer, OF the epic
nic,v now offered as premium. both to men,
bers of clubs and single subscribers, we know
to have sold for ten dollars per copy and con-
sidered cheap at that. This is surely going
to the extreme of liberaHty. Published at
S33 Broadway New York.
TIE PURFTOLOGICAT JOURNAT, for Oct oh or