The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-28

cnolcer literary rrepaSt, contrlDuIeu 10 by Tie
best writer's in the country The table OF
contents presents: Joseph and his Friends,
4 V; Lost Art; Signs and Show Cases in New
York The Channel Islands; My Secretary
Iship; May grown Cold !; The English Gov
erness at the Siamese Court, H.; TIE Lau-
Eson Tragedy, H.; A May-time Pastoral ;
Among the Isles of Shoals. w.. The Legend
of Jubal, a poem A week at Duluth; As
promonte; Our Money Problem; The Duel
of the Spanish Bourbons and the customary
Reviews and Literary Notices. The Atlantic
ia one of the most solid, substantial maya.
zines OF the day, and employs the best corps
of contributors in the world. Taking this
into consideration, with the we'll known rep
utation of its publishers, we wonder not at
its success. Boston: Fields, osgood q Co.
THE LITTLE CoRpoRAL for May comes in
good time Fresh as the flowers and bright
as the spring time-full of good things for
the children and for all who love children.
Great improvements are promised in the al
ready charming magazine. One dollar a
year. Chicago sewell q Miller.
THE CHILpREN's Hour for May is on hand
and as usual is filled with good things for the
little people. The full page engraving enti-
tOleda" q. Wings" is beautiful, and well calcutta
! ted to charm the young folks. The number
contains many interesting stories and illus
trations. Philadelphia I. s. Arthur.
OUR YOUNG Folks for May is in point of il
Illustrations and stories, the finest work out.
This magazine is finely printed. proiusely il
Illustrated, and filled with articles from the
4 pens of such writers as Mrs. A. d. e. Whit
ney, Lucy Larcom, j. T. Trowbridge, Edgar
Fawcett, Helen G. Weeks, and others equal
~ Well known and admired by the young
1 people of America. The number on our
table contains chapter V. of 1--WE Girls"
followed by a number OF interesting illuslra-
ted articles, including one of the series entl-
tied "Mr. Clarence's visit to Washington"
We consider " Our Young Folks" the best
magazine published for the young people.
Boston: Fields, Osgood & Co.
4 ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE tor May brings
us some fine illustrations and Interesting
r literary matter. Tho magazine opens with
fine engraving entitled g Japanese Girl
Painting her Lfps.' followed BY The usual
fashion sheet and page of music The liter
airy department is made up of interesting
stories contributed by able writers, together
with well written article entitled :" Wo-
mans Work and Woman's Wages" by an
American lady, Arthur's!s always interest,"
ing and always welcome among Its thousands
of lady readers, and well merits the success
which has crowned the efforts OF its publish
ers. Pniladel phia T. S. Arthur 8 Sons.
/ THE NURSERY for May has made its ap
, peara1ce among our magazines. and is al
ways sure of welcome. This number con
: tains five elegant pictures, by Frolich illus
} trating an article entitled a" Harry's Com
plaint,' and numerous other Illustrations By
other contributors. The stories are mostly
from the pens of Emily Carter, Marian Doug
las, Ida Fay, and Uncle Charles,
Ylwell known and great favorites among the
Imany young readers of this splendid maya
n zine. Boston; John L. Shorey.
: TILToN's JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE TO
+ May contains articles on Thinning of Fruits
Fall and Spring Planting; Cyanophyllun
Magniticum The Saliva Bouvardia Vrce
landi Grating Lfrge Trees; Small Fruit
e In Central Massachusetts History of III
" Lungren Squash; Successful Pear Culture
New Strawberries Gardens; The Garde
4 Royal Apple How to grow Grape Wire
, without glass; Peas, etc, with the usua
Notes and Gleanings from home and foreg
. exchanges. New York: j. E. Tilton & &c
= JOURNAL OF GEoGRAPHY.-We have re
II ceived Nc. Of "Colton's Journal of Geog
n raphy, and Collateral Sciences" record c
J. discovery, exploration, and survey, issue
It quarterly. In the prospectus accompanyin
!. 1t, the publishers state the object of the pull
LEGATION, and give the following as the sui
jects to be treated: Physical Geography, Pc
re lftical Geography, Population; National II
y dustry, Public Finance, Cities and Town,
e History. The number before us contains
T. sheet of diagrams to accompany Method
OF Projection and Map Drawing" and sewers
z, historical articles. New York g. W. & [
y B. Colton& Co., 81 a year. ca
. THE WESTERN MONTHLY for May has al
rived and shows that the magazine is grow
IS ing better with each issue. The present nun
n Der gives a steel engraving of E. 0. Have
DID,, President of the Northwestern Univei
4 sity, accompanied by biographical sketch
Chapter V. of the Rolling Stone John Chi
naman Picturesquely Considered Our Prr
~ ciples OF Taxation Winona,. Legend of tn
q Mississippi About Giants Under-currents
Snow-bound in Basque Posada Talks abou
If Life, III. ; and the Reviews and Chit-Ch
4 make very interesting table of contents
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