The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-24
Literary.


April number has a splendid table of contents
embracing stories. literary notices, miscel-
lany, etc. "Put Yourself in his Place" is
continued in the present number, followed
by On interesting article on Mr.. Raymond of
the N. Y. Times Letters FROM Havana, III /;
Ten years in Rome An Editors Tales, No.
"; Eugenie, Empress of the French Pine
Plank The Case of Hamlet the Younger;
The Future of New York. New York, Shell
don & Co. 81 year.
THE WESTERN MONTHLY for April contains
splendid stee, portrait of Hon. Thaddeus
C. Pound, Lieut.. Governor of this State, with
an interesting biographical sketch. This
magazine is rapidly gaining reputation in
the literary world, and will soon be as well
known and as eagerly looked for as any gifts
Older competitors. It's list of contributors
embrace some OF the finest writers in the land.
In the table of contents we find : The Rolling
Stone, "; Noses A Life Sketch of Whit
tier The Stanislaus RoseStone, and several
other interesting articles. Chicago, The
Western Monthly Co. $50 year.
BALLoU's MONTHLY for April is at hand,
finely illustrated and briin full of excellent
reading matter. One OF the cheapest maya
zines ever published, and interesting for old
and young readers. This number gives an il.
Illustrated article entitled, Japanese Scenes
and Customs one on an international Yacht
Race Baltimore Ancit Mt and Modern Hair
Dressing John Rogers, and poem, f." The
April Lesson" The Struggle for Maverick
is continued in this number, and grows more
interesting. Some fine stories, the Young
Peoples department., the House Keeper,
Curious Matters, and the usual full page of
of intensely comic illustrations complete the
number, Boston, Elliott, Themes s. Talbot.
so year.
GopEY's LADr's Book is on hand, bright
and fresh with engravings, fashions, and in
teresting literary matter. Cooley seems de
termined to end his fortieth year with
volume that will reflect lasting credit to
his name. His first Illustration is a fine steel
plate representing Spring colored fashion
plate. with six figures picture represent
ing an April fright; large extension sheet of
fashions, and other miscellaneous articles ; a
full page plate of designs for arranging the
hair sheet of emDroideries, and picture
for the juveniles-the Card House. The num-
Der contains stories from Marion Harland,
Miss Frost, Inc Churchill, Maurice G. Lynde,
Miss Helen Maxwell, and others. Philadel-
phia, L. A. Cooley So year.
ARTHuR's HOME MAGAZINE for April is full
.ly up to the standard, AS regards Illustrations,
fashions, stories, etc. The fashions in This
magazine are prepared expressly for it by
Madame Demorest, of New York, who is al
ways up TO the prevailing styles, and gives
the latest novelties. The publishers have
in Introduced double fashion sheet. giving
them larger space for illustrations. The
Bower Schottische," a very fine piece OF
music for the piano, is given in the present
number; an elegant steel engraving entitled
"Spring" several very interesting stories,
etc., all going to make up one OF the most
presentable ladies' magazines of the day.
Philadelphia, T. S. Arthur & Sons. So year.
THROWS JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE for
March has arrived, and contains information
and hints of great value to horticulturists.
The magazine is finely printed. well i!lustra-
ted, and contains contributions from the
most eminent writers in that line Among
the most interesting of the illustrated articles
are " New Straw berries and "The Gordon
System of training Fruit Trees" illustrating
the method of training apple trees as an eog
ing, adopted in the parks and gardens of
M q
year. @
THE CH1LDrEN's HOUR for April is before
us, containing many fine stories and illustra-
tions suitable for children For little folks,
very best ever issued, and every one who
knows Arthur, knows he has terribly 'tak-
ing'' way in his articles for young people.
The present number, contains, among many
other fine articles, poem, illustrated, 6 Bid
dy and the Baby''--the most life.like and
terest older readers. Philadelphia, I. s.
Arthur. 81 .25 year.
THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for March
contains continuation of the powerful origin
and urious Facts; Hash; How the Egypt.
! ians Dine Odd Fellow Gems The Order in
England Juvenile Discipline An Odd Eel
low Abroad Ladies' Olio; Youths Depart
ment; Correspondence Odd Fancies Mis-
cellany, &c ST % per volume, $3.50 per
year Published by John w Orr, No. sc
Nassau street, New York.
THE LADY's FRIEND.-The April number OF
this popular magazine comes to us with the
freshness and life OF Spring. In the steel
plate I" On Guard,'' the alert watchfulness OF
the dog contrasts finely with the repose Of