The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-02
Notices,

tai culture-is received It is number 4, of
vol. 1. No. 8, was received but slipped from
the Office before fully noticing the condition
upon which it was sent to us. Fortunately,
however, we had placed it on our exchange.
list and it continues to come.
The title and name Of the Journal indicates
its purpose and object. Its motto is !: The
MAN OF WISDOM is THE MAN OF YEARS.
Judging from this number, and from the con-
tents of the previous numbers, given in this,
we think it supplies void in journalism for
the general reader We would advise our
readers who are not already supplied with
reading of the kind to get and read Good
Health. 1t is published by Alexander Moore
No. 81 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass, and
sold by all the news companies, Boston,
New York, Chicago and st. Louis.
OUR Young Folks for September is re-
ceived. This number is equal to its prede;
cessors, which is saying much in its praise
The young folks like it, and those in middle
life and old age would be the better for read
ing it.. SO many want our number that we
can scarcely notice it till it is gone.
THE ATLANTIC for September is received.
The contents are as follows: Why Henry
Jones did not go to Canada, Was Reichen-
back Right, The foe in the Household, The
TrueEStory of Lady, Byron's Life, Jacob Flints
Journey, My Comrade and I, A Lone Wo-
mans Trip to Omaha and Beyond, Confucius
and the Chinese, or the Prose of Asia, The
First Cricket, Gabrielle de Bergerac ILL.,, Log
Rolling at Washington, The Genius of Dore,
A Poetical Lot. The number is an interest
ing one, and the True Story of Lady Byron's
Life is worth more than the price of the
number Every one should read it. ~,
THE NURSERY for August is received and is
charming number for children. The read
ing and pictures are well adapted to please
and improve the children in and out of the
nursery. The picture "Crossing the Brook, !"
by little girl and small boy is well worth
preserving. ~
THE CATHOLIC WORLD for September -
received. The contents are F: Daybreak, A
Glimpse of Ireland, Primeval Man, Angela,
The Flight into Egypt, Hon. Thomas Dongan,
Governor of New York, Beethoven, The As
sumption of our Lady, The Conversion Of
Rome, Paganina, Recent Scientific Discover
les, st. Oren's Priory; or, extracts from the
Notebook of an American in French Mo
mastery, "The New Highlander" on the Moral
Aspects of Romanism, Sick, How Matanzas
came toibeicalled Matanzas, New Publications.
AS the contents indicate, it is an interesting
number not only to the Catholic but to the
general reader. us
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for August is
received and is fine number. We think the
prose, poetry, and music, all, good. The
music is as follows No Name, song and
chorus, God Bless my Boy at Sea, Widow
MCGEE, Beside the Sea, Golden Chimes, The
Coming Step, Honey Suckle Waltz, Mother
Watch the Little Feet, Near the Banks of
that Lone River, Haste o Sinner To Be
Wise.
BURNAM's AMERICAN ANTHEM is received
also the 'tThird Page of the Coda Edition..
Sample Copy"
ANNUAL ADDRESS before the State Histori-
cal Society by Hon. Harlo S. Orion on the
History and Development of the Races is re
ceived. t.e,s
The first number of the Whitlocl1 Exposf
tion Quarterly Reporter, is received.
THE LADIES REPOSITORY for September is
received. The Repository is an illustrated
Religious Magazine of the Protestant faith.
We are much pleased with the eugrayings :
The Reichenbach Near Meiringen and Zenat
Mahal-Begum or Queen of Delhi. The
engraving makes the Queen appear a beauti
full and lovely woman. The readers Of the
Repository are much pleased with it and viii
find this an interesting number.
THE SCHOOL MONTHLY for August is re-
ceiyed. It is mainly occupied with the AID.
dress of Alexander Kerr of Beloit, President
of the Wisconsin State Teachers Association,
delivered at Oshkosh, July 9TH 1869, and tie
Address delivered before the State Teachers
Association, July 8th 1869, by s. II. Carpen-
ter, A NJ, Professor of Rhetoric and English
Literature in the University of Wisconsin.
We have not had time to- read these address
es. II we find time to read them we may
hereafter speak of them.
THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for August
has among its varied contents Winning and
Losing, True Story of Wall Street Choos-
ing Profession Bringing up Children An
Odd Fellow Abroad Scientific and Curious
Facts Odd Fellow Gems (; Letters from Eu-
rope The Mystic Chain (music) What
Wives should Know Human Life Rebekah
Department; Ladies' Olio ]; The Order in
Australia Correspondence from all quarters
Poetry Miscellany, &C., &c. Published by
John w. Orr, No. 90 Nassau street, New
York. So 90 per year.
GOOD Bye
To the annoying offences of broken chin
neys and smoky, greasy kerosene lamps.
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