The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-24
Eowe's L-ueisal Ee..sklY.


Loves Eueisal Een&hlY.
The very cheapest and as the same TINE
the very bost magazine OF the kind now pub
ished is the one bearing the above name.
Each number contains from eighteen to
twenty-fou choice pieces of vocal and IN
strumental music, embracing the latest and
most popular songs, waltzes, polkas, etc,
and is sold at the remarkably lew figure OF
50 per year to clubs of seven copies for SIS.
or 35 cents each. Think OF il tverty-four
pisass of nusie-vsrth thist2 eenm each
sold for thirty Ave eents Or tive hundred
and Efty for IS. Zach number eontsira six
dollars worth of ehGicA piano music The
aoRgELx 10 issued in full shees- m asic size,
and is in convenient form for binding. Seven
numbers have already been issued, which can
be had by addressing the publisher, or West-
ern News Company, Chicago. Published by
Elias Howe, 103 Court street, Boston.
Literary.
The LITTLE Corporal for March Is rlsh
uunber. We do not see how it can possibly
be improved, but the publishers promise great
improvements during the year. l. is most
beautiful juvenile magazine One dollar u
year. Issued at Chicago, Ill.,, by Alfred. L..
Sewell d Co.
The CHILDRzN's HoUR.-This fine youths
magazine for Msfch isnot behind the preeed-
ing numbers in interest, and contains many
fine illustrations and stories. The Board Of
Education for ths~primary Schools at Akron,
Ohio, have introduced this magazine into
their schools as Q reader. and it is very high
Iy spoken OF by tie Superintendent. 1t might
be used 10, advantage by our schools. Phil
adelphia, T, 8. Arthur.
| An1BUR's for March has reached our table.
This number Is o fair sample Of the magaxine
containing, rs is usual, large amount of in
terestjug articles and some fine engravings.
The frontispiece is fine picture entitled :" In
the Twilight" very fine song entitled
''Ths Wrecked Hope" is in this number
Among the excellent stories are :" Mildred
Fsne's Fortune - "If;" Jacqueline,' con
tinued Philadelphia, T. 8. Arthur & Sons.
GoDEY's for March is on hand, complete as
usual in literature, fashions, and rich engrav-
ings. This is the fortieth year OF this splcn
did ladies magaSine, and that it has been q
success its popularity and immense circnla-
! ton amply prove. This number contains q
splendid steel plate, "The Cavalier" and
the fashion plate and colored page Of fancy
work are superb. fine wood engraving
representing March day is also given. The
selection Of reading matter is rich, embrac-
ing some very fine stories, etc. Philadelpeia,
L. A. Cooley.
TIM GALAXY for March looks fresh and
bright, and contains, as usual "a large amount
of interesting reading matter, among which
are five chapters Of Charles Reade's great
story, "Put Yourself in His Place." with an
illustration. Following this are numerous
articles of interest "Ten Years in Rome u
Letters from Havana - AT Cambridge
university - Hand to Hand" etc, This il
one Of the solid magazines of the country
and should grace the table of every house in
the land. New York, Sheldon & Co.
THE LADY's FRIEND FOR MARCH "A beau.
tiful steel engraving of Windsor Castle, the
residence of Queen Wet oria, is the opening
establishment of the March number OF this
"Queen of the Monthlies." Then we have
the large plate of Colored Fashions, giving
the latest styles from Paris. This is followed
by charming spring scene. "The Swallows
Nest The music tor this number is " The
Bedford Springs Polka Among the nu
merous wood-cuts illustrating the latest
styles for Jackets. Suits, &C., the ladies will
find a riding-dress of the newest fashion.
The literary matter is unusually varied and
attractive. Mrs. Moulton continues her ex.
quiste story, :" Did he forget her?" and Eliz
abeth Prescott 1.-THE Cascannon's Aunt -
4 Mrs. Ames contributes The Prescription -
and A. NJ. Dana A Bunch of Glover" and
the remaining stories and poems have an at.
tractive look. Published by Deacon & Peter.
son, $40 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Price
$3.50 year (Which also includes a large steel
enGraving). Four copies, Sc. Five copies
(and one gratis), So. 1.-The Lady's Friend'
and Saturday Evening Post'' (and one en-.
craving, $500.
Run-Awav.