The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16
Literary.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY is on hand
for Decemher and contains q choice So

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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY is on hand
for December, and contains choice Sc
lection of piano music and songs. The
present number completes volume four,
and makes handsome volume for persons
who are wealthy enough to keep piano
in these times of high taxes. Among the
finest of the selections are "Babe of
Bethlehem" Christmas carol-song and
chorus; "She's the Sweetest Of Them
ALL" comic song for gentlemen, with
male chorus; "Great God, attend my
Humble Call" quartette-a splendid one !;
Cunning Little Dark Eyed Beauty"
Jamie Came Woolng Me-" Rose bud
Quickstep, Holiday March, Sea Breeze,
Carlotta Waltz, &C. New York, j. l..
Peters, 500 Broadway car $50
TnToN's HORTICULTURAL JOURNAL for
December is on our table. Like its pred
ecessors, it is a good number and well
illustrated We have often spoken to
our readers in communication of the
Journal and have shown it to some of our
horticulturists who have expressed them
selves much pleased with it. Now is
good time to subscribe for the Journal
Subscription price $500. Address J. E.
Tilton & Co. Publishers, New York i:
2OI Fulton Street, or Boston: 161 Wash
iDgton Street.
"PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE." CHARLES
READE's dramatic story, will, it seems, con-
tinue to delight the readers of THE GALAXY
during the greater part of the next year. The
eminent novelist is evidently intending to
make one of his most elaborate and power
full works of ict ion. To enable new readers
of THE GALAXY to follow this story. the pub
lisheTs-Messrs Sheldon & Co., of New York
offer to give to all new subscribers, a copy
of a handsome volume of about 200 pages,
containing all of Put Yourself in His Place
that has been published up to the January
number,
THE GALAxY's programme for 1870 is, in
other respects, very inviting one. A new
story from Mrs. Edwards, the author of ''Su-
san Fielding" Archie Lovell," etc., and
one of the best female novelists writing the
English language, is promised, to begin. pro-
baby, on the completion of Mr.. Reade's story.
Anthony Trollope will furnish a series of
g Editors Tales in which he will work an
6uJlrely new VEIN. Tark6 OOQWln, one OF
the ableSt OF American writer's, Will give The
GALAXY series of noteworthy articles or
historical subjects. Richard Grant White
will continue his critical and social essays.
Justin Mccarthy, whose skill as an effective
magazine writer is perhaps unequalled, will
supply critical analyses of prominent indiv-
iduals in politics, science and letters. A very
attractive series of articles will be that by a
late Ecclesiastic of the Roman Catholic
Church, in which he will give personol recol-
lections of the interior life of Rome, describ
ing the character and daily life of the Pope,
the cardinals, the priests, monks, etc. An
other series likely to attract attention will
be one dealing trenchantly with the society
of to day, under unique FORM. Science will
be represented by Drs. j. c. Dalton and j. @,
Draper, both eminent Psychologists, ana
others. s~s ~ a
The editorial department of THE GALAXY
will be maintained and extended. The edit
orial force is very large, and includes some
of the best talent IN American periodical lit
erature the chief editors being the Messrs.
Church, who are assisted by Richard Grant
White, Justin Mccarthy, George E. Pond,
S. s. Conant, j. F. Meline and others. A
new feature will be comprehensive monthly
review of the literature of the world, which
must be of the highest valne to all intelligent
readers.
Among THE GALAYY's list of contributors
are nearly all the most famous of American,
besides many of the most popular European,
writer's. This magazine evidently proposes
to make the campaign of 1870 vigorous and
successful one tjo
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for January,
1870, appears in bright array. A new form,
new types, numerous rich illustrations with
SOUND and sensible reading matter renders
this the best ever issued. 1t contains Hon. s
S. Fisher, of the U. S Patent Office De Les
seps, of the Suez Canal; President Cespedes.
OF Cuba; George Penbody DR.. Tischendorf,
the eminent Biblical Scholar; Portraits of the
Kaf1ir and Australian Races Progress of
Science-Steam, Electricity, Scientific Dis
covery, Anatomy, Physiology, Medicine.
Phrenology; Brain Waves-How thought and
sentime nj are transmitted What can / do
Best ?-Tee faces we meet-What they tell us
An Afternoon at 1889 THE Wasp Waist
It's Physiology Application--Its culture
Our Agricultur Resources oductions dur
ing the past fifty years Natural History-Will
a horse hair become snake? The Hedgehog
Illustrated; The Sponge--Its origin, growth
and uses; Joan of Arc. This favOrite Jour-
NAL has now reached its 50th vol, and APP
pea in a handsome magazine form. We
think it will prove even more popular than
ever before. Terms, only So year, or thir-
ty cents a number. Now is the time to sub
scribe for 1870 Address S. Il. Wells, 389
Broadway, New York.
From the Editor Waupun (Wis). Leader, 1868.
No HuMBUG For the past eight years DR..
w. Clarence Price has made regular visits to
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