The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-20
Literary.


IL THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for October i
. very interesting number. In its depart
ments for the Order are given the Grand Sire
and Grand secretary's Reports, and a com
plete summary of the proceedings of tn,
Grand Lodge of the United States, togethe
with much general information of value t.
the fraternity. In it's literary departments
are: Continuation of Eight Bells Leaves
from q Rover's Life Log An Odd Fellow
Abroad Mammoth Trees OF California illus
trated); Ladies' Olio Entertaining Miscel
,any Choice Poetry, &C., &c. This popu.
lar Magazine is published by the A. o. F. AS
ISOLATION, No 90 Nassaulstreet, New York.
81 .25 per vol; ~ per year.
| PUTNAM's MONTHLY for November is on
our table, and presents o rich and attractive
table of contents The Man In the Moon
French Influence at the Vatican; Lota's
Missionary Field; About Dogs, Socially; The
Fortunes of Aimed; The American Lam
guage Mr.. Lincoln and the Petitioners; A
Woman's Right. K. A Pilgrimage to Pek-
ing; The Fourth of September in Paris Ed.
itoriaA Notes Literature at Home. New
York!G. p. Putnam & Sons. atsv
THE WESTERN HoME.-This is the title OF
an interesting monthly publication, issued at
Chicago. The September number contains
an elegant representation of the ruins OF
brakes block, destroyed by the great fire OF
Sept. 4th. The magazine is devoted to home
interests, and instruction and entertainment
for old and young. It contains some fine
stories, selections, sermon from Plymouth
Pulpit" The Moral Constitution of MANI
by Henry Ward Beecher, and offers large pre-
miums for newisubscribers. Chicago: The
Western News Co.
Tizton' Journal of Horticulture for October
has been received, and is fully up to its usual
standard Of excellence. The illustrations and
descriptions of new things are alone worth
the subscription price, and as the price is to
be reduced from $500 to 81 so after this year,
everyone car. afford to take it. The pub
fishers offer very liberal inducements tor
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will cost but 81 90, and each may have the
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE. The Oc-
tober number of this famous magazine con
tains 500 prize story" Unyoked." and
several Others by well known writers. The
Parental, Young Mems, Young Woman's,
Chlldren's, and Miscellaneous departments
are filled to overfowins with good, reliable
articles. This is the cheapest magazine in
the country-one dollar per year being the
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Wood.
THE GALAXY for November brings'the fol.
lowing interesting table of contents: Lady
Judith, two chapters; A Brazilian Poem :;
and Specuiations Dead and
Born; Fort Sumter; Overland, four chapters :;
Nothing by Halves; The Reality of Medicine; !
Monsignore Capel, with portrait Shekh All
naf's letter from Bagdad Alexander Dumas,
Pere Lost Houses The Galaxy Miscellany;
Diff Wood; Madz Twain's Map of Paris,
with explanations; Memoranda, by Mark
Twain; and Nebula, by the editor. New
York: Sheldon & Co.
INTERESTING TO LADIEs.-InIthis rapid age
it Is absolutely necessary for ladies to keep