The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-08
TIE MONTHLY NOVELETTE, EoR JANUARY


We have received this new candidate for pop.
ular favor, for it is an old favorite on an en-
tirely new foundation. The Monthly Move
lette will win its way to popularity without
much trouble, as it is TO contain only first
class stories. No essays, or dry chat, or long
reviews which only a few read, The ladies
will like it for its love stories, the gentle.
men for its stirring adventures, and the girls
and boys for its juvenile department which
cannot be surpassed. But just glance at the
list of contents and we will see wnat is offer
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Baronet's Daughter" Qtlustrated), byJ s..
LIE Fanu - The MAJORS First and Last Du-
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Will" by Jessima Dale; -" Worthless joe"
California tale, by John Cerke; As
Cunning as u fox" by Malcolm Alstyne
"Ozime's WISH" by NJ. L. Calder; A
Marquesan Adventure" by VIM. II. Macy
Fate in Rag Bag" by Louise Dupee i;
"The Beautiful Gree" by Rett W,nwood !;
Disbursement OF Columbus" by Mrs. Caro-
line Orne . A False Step," by [. P. Miller /;
Bigeiow "Sam Wheeler and the Fisher Cat"
by Z. Stephens and lots OF poetry, Illus
trations &C., &c, which go TO make u first
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public. The first number Is a little ahead OF
time, so that all can see it before suoscrib-
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HARPERs MoNTHLY,-The December num-
Der of this '.old reliabie'' is before us. In
point OF illustration. it cxcelis any work of
the kind published, while the we'll known
ability OF It's numerous contributors is suffie
cient guarantee OF the excellence OF it's cad
ing matter. The contents ave as follows ::
The Brooklyn Navy Yard, illustrated; Pho
Mono and his Councillors, illustrated; Life
in Brittany, illustrated; Frederick the Great.
illustrated Bombay and the Parsees, illus
trated Song of Fire, illustrated Inyeigiing
Nature into disclosure of her Secrets, illus.
trated A Vigil The Rock, OF the Legion OF
Honor; The Statue; Anteros The Sacred
e. udinarian; Blockade Running; What did
Miss Darlington See ; Matches Orange Bios
SONS and Night shade; Anne Furness fol-
lowed by the Easy Chair Literary, Scientific
and Historical Records and the Editors
Drawer. New York /; Harper & Brothers.
Coon HEALTH for December brings us the
valuable articles: Eyesght and
the Microscope; Means OF Preserving Health;
The Rationale of Toys Artlticial Eyes-How
and Why they are Worn Pure Water Bread
made from Whole Wheat Medicine in the
Dark Ages; Leprosy; Consumption; Effects
Of the Secretion of Tears on the Incubation
Of the Brain Vox Popull Our Last Journey;
Dynamite; The Barometer, or Weather Glass
Lessons from China Educational Principles;
Volcanoes +; and a number of short articles.
This is one of the most valuable magazines
published, each number containing lntorma
ton worth more than the price of subscrlp
ton. Boston: Alexander Moore. So per year
The OVERLAND MONTHLY The Decem
Der number OF this splendid monthly from
the Pacific coast, has made its appearance
upon our table. The Overland has won a
golden reputat ion in the few years it has been
in existence, embracing in It's list OF contrib
utors many Well known writers, among whom
is f. Bret Harte, the "Caitornia Poet,' over
whose productions our reader have many
times been convulsed. The following is the
table of contents for December The last OF
the Sibyps Life in the Bush Tom and his
Wife; Pansies Gray's Peak-To It and Up
Il A Frontier Post and Country A Natural
lists RambIes in Northern Mexico, l.; Moth
er Hockey Aspasia Walkers Administra
ton in Kansas Mr.. Elias Story Mantoba-
the Red River country A Canoe-Cruise in
the Coral Sea His Answer to- Her Letter.
by Bret Harte; Current Literature. San
Francisco: John Ell. Carmany Il Co.
The ExAMINER.-The December number
of this new monthly, hailing from Chicago.
is filled with good sound matter. The fol-
lowing table of contents is presented SEN
fences from Emerson Theodore Parker's
Character and Ideas. /. II. Who Made the
Bible; Rev. Mr.. Abbot's Position Crazy
Chicago, Nv. v. The Old and the New Chris
tianity Channing's Works as Bible; The
National Unitarian Conference, and Recent
Free Religious Conventions A Word about
Our Work Books. Chicago The Examiner,
IL Madison street.
THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for Decem.
Der closes the tenth volume of this excellent
magazine, which has wide circulation
United States, Canada, Eng
land, Australia, New Zealand, and elsewhere.
We notice IN It's attractive table of contents
many contributions worthy of note-amonc
Them: Eight Bells An Odd Fellow Abroad !;
and Curious Facts Leaves from a
Royer's Lite-Log; Oriental Sketches The