The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-23
Literary.

y
more varied and valuable resume of foreign
periodical literature, and won wider circu-
lation among all classes than any other &C.
Hectic periodical published in this country
With the first number of 1870 the paper will
be enlarged to about the size of Harper's
! Weekly, sixteen pages, aud the publsners
state that it is their intention TO make it the
handsomest illustrated paper in America
Boston, Fields, Osgood & Co.
THE NURSERY for January is before US, con-
tanning a vast amount of reading matter
and is profusely illustrated. This magazine,
is devoted to good stories, pictures, etc.,
suitable for youngest readers. The present
number has; The Christmas Tree; The
Watcher; The Lazy Lad Plays for Rainy
Days; Nora at Home; Winter Has Gomez Our
Dog Sly; Weighing the Donkey; What the
Tree Said, 6Sc.-Boston, John L. Shorey.
ARTHUR's-for January presents itself in a
new dress, and is much improved in appear
ance. The present number contains many
fine articles, beautiful engraving, SPLEEN
did song, with music, and the usual amount
of fashion plates. 'sThe Marquise de Chaut.
ounay, an episode of the French Revolution. -
chapter of !" Jacquline," and 1.-TWO Lives
Wrecked, are among the contents of the
number before us. We consider AKTHUR's one
of the very best ladies' magazines published.
Philadelphia, T. 8. Arthur & Sons.
ONCE A MoNTH-for January has arrived,
and is as usual, filled with choice reading
matter and engravings that caunot fail to
please children. Girls who wish to get a
fine sewing machine cheap, can easily do SO
by reading the second page of the cover of
this number, as the publishers continue to
offer great inducements to clubs. --Philadel-
phia, t. S. Arthur d Sons. 70 lsasl
THE CH1LDREN's Hour for January is also
on our table, and contains great deal to
amuse and instruct the young. This number
has fine illustrated poem, by III. w. Long.
fellow, entitled "The Children's Hour,'' and
great many other articles, and is profusely
illustrated For Christmas gift to child,
a years subscription to this charming maya
zine is very appropriate. Philadelphia, T. S.
Arthur. Ia tqr w. 81
THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-This brilliant ju-
venile for January makes it's appearance in a
new dress, with new engraved title page on
the cover. 1t claims to have larger circula-
ton than any other juvenile magazine in the
world !; and deserves its great popularity, both
because Of its originality and sterling worth,
and because it gives so much for so small q
price, only one dollar year. Published by
Alfred L. Sewell & Co., Chicago, Ill. All the
children should have it. 1t will make them
both better and happier, all through the year.
All who subscribe before the first Of the year
will receive the Nov. and Dec. Nos. of the old
year free. 4.sa a a s#t&E ,E89
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY .ffor January is on
hand, and presents the following table of
contents; The Cathedral Among the Isles
and Shoals, II /; Joseph and His Friends, / /;
Ill Guido Rospigliosi; The Study of History;
Americanism in Literature Nauhaught, the
Deacon The Woman Thou Gavest Me;
What 10 do with the Surplus Nearing the
Snow Line Was he Dead {? Under the Mid
night Sun, / The Decent of Neptune to Aid
the Greeks By Horse car to Boston, and the
customary literary notices, etc. This maya
zine is too we'll known to require any COM
ment from us.-Boston Fields, Osgood 81 Co.
OUR YOUNG Folks for January, is running
over with fine stories and illustrations. The
frontispece is fine steel engraving of Prof.
Louis Agassiz, then follows winter scene
entitled In School Days, y another entitled
ga cents worth Of shine" Hunting
Eggs" and Dancing Bear' This num-
berfully SUBSTANCES the reputation it has OBJ
tanned forlbeing the best magazine for young
folks published in this country.
THE GALAXY for January is received and is
brimful of good matter, This number has
the following table of contents: Susan
Fielding My Light House Science and Or
thodoxy in England Ten Years in Rome
The Old Admiral Put Yourself ia His Placer
Story Of the Powder-boet; In the Valley OF
the Shadow A monument OF Trade; the
Pest Of the Period Poisoned Air, and other
articles. The cash receipts of this excellent
magazine nearly trebled in the last month the
amount received during the same time last
year,-an evidence of its complete success
BALLoU's for January coming to us with an
unusual amount of good things in the way Of
reading matter and illustrations. Among the
host of interesting articles are, The Strug-
gle for Maverick a dramatic story in three
parts The Voyage of the Lapwing; Under
Suspicion Tried by Fire |; Back to My own
In the young peoples department. are several
fine stores. The book closes with the usual
page of comic illustrations. Now is the time
to subscribe. Boston, Elliott, Thomas and
Talbot.
A MODEL PARLoR MAGAZINE.-For beauty
of Typography, artistic engravings, and high
toned literary articles, together with large
and beautiful display of the fashions, Demo-
rests Monthly Magazine is certainly unsur-
passed. The January number, just received,
in addition to unusual holiday attractions,
has fine steel Portrait of both Mr.. and Nine.
Demorest. The rich display of novelties Of
fered in Demorest's Monthly would seem to
be enough to secure circulation sufficient
| to satisfy its publishers. but in addition we