The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-30
Literary.

a clean and pleasing appearance, Handsomely
S illustrated and prin ted on fine tinted paper
e The fashion sheet for July shows some splen
( did costumes. "Willow Song" is the titft
of the music given with this number. The
7 CHICAGO is fast gaining reputation in the
literary world. Chicago Mrs. NJ. T. Rayne
THE NURSERY FOR JULY.-This number
commences the eighth volume of this superb
magazine for youngest readers, and is full
and running over with good things No less
than twenty interesting illustrations are
given in the July number. Boston: John
L. Shorey.
i THE SCHooLMATg for July is lively little
magazine, and presents the usual amount of
interesting stories and fine Illustrations
Rufus and Rose" still retains possession of
the opening pages, and grows more and more
interesting. "Why Fathers Watch was
Solo," and FLORENCE Irving are two very
fine stories in this number. Boston: Joseph
Fl. Allen.
| The WESTERN MONTHLY for July is before
us, with an interesting table of contents. The
frontispiece in this number is a splendid steel
portrait of Gen. Habert E. Paine, M. c. from
this district, accompanied by an interesting
biographical sketch. The Western Monthly
is rapidly gaining in popularity, and is meet
ing with great success in the boundless West,
and will soon be one of the best magazines of
the day. "The Rolling Stone " is continued
in this number. Chicago: The Western
! News Company. Is
The ILLUSTRATED HuMoRIsT.-We have
received the first copy of publication bear
ing the above title. Itspeaks well for itself
on the start, and needs no second scrutiny to
raise an innocent laugh. It's Illustrations are
witty and comical, without slurs or inuendos
on persons or associations. The reading
throughout, selected and original, is prepared
with such care as to show that a master hand
is in the editorial chair. The Humorist is
placed at an exceedingly low price $50 cents a
year compared with al other illustrated
papers, or even with publications not sub
jected to this costly item of printing. Hand
some premiums are offered for clubs. Pub
lished by F. A. Darling, Fayetteville, n. Y.
Send for circular and specimen copy.
THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL MAGAZINE. The
July number of this beautiful juvenile comes
to us greatly enlarged and improved, as well
as finely illustrated. The wonderful growth
of this young Napoleon of the juveniles has
been as surprising as it is interesting It's
circulation has shot far ahead of that of any
of its competitors. It's matter is entirely
original and of very high order. The
freshness and lvacity of its pages cause the
eyes of all our young people to sparkle. In
its new, improved form, it is one of the hand
soonest, as it is the cheapest, magazines we
have ever seen. Childlike bnt not childish,
it rejoices the hearts of both parents and
children alike This number begins new
volume now is good time to subscribe
One dollar year; sample copy, IL cents.
, Published by Sewell g. Miller, Chicago.
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL and PACK
ARDS MONTHLY for July begins its 51st vol
ume, with marked Improvements. 1t con-
tains, besides Physiognomy, Ethnology
Psychology, ETC., portraits and characters OIL
Beethoven, Sir Samuel w. Baker and wife
Gov. Palmer, of Illinois, Mark Lemon The
Governors of New York Types of the Bey.
rout Population; Measuring Men Physica
Education; Ravages of Wild Beasts Sum.
, mer in the Fields Reform for Women We
Must Rest; Wit, with Moral; Love and
Liberty; Vacations The Invisible Monster
, Pastors Wives Glimpses of a Western Ed
tor; The Electric Post WaSSt Paul Bach
elor? Success IN Life; Equal Pay for Wo
men; Integrity Up in the Skies To Cor
respondents, etc. Only So year, and is of
fered at 81 so for half year, July to Janu
airy. Address s. R. Wells, $50 Broadway
!, New York.
THE LADT's FRIEND for July is on oul
g table. Truly superb number, in embellish
S mt nts and in literature. How the publisher
: can afford to give SO much for so little is
e mystery--the half-yearly subscription is, si1
numbers, from July to December, for $l25
The fine steel engraving, g Summer Hours, ,
r is deliciously suggestive picture. the col
0 ored fashion plate, a group of elegant Parish
d ennes colored Tatting Pattern, beautiful
a as well as useful, and the woodcuts abun
e dant enough to give the ladies all the hint.
on dress they could want. The directions
TO? making paper flowers will interest many
AS to the stories and poems, such names al
Harriet Prescott Spotford, A. NJ. Douglas
Miss Prescott, Eleanor Donnelly and Florence
n Percy, are warrant enough for their superior
ity. We should have mentioned that the
music is march, Greeting to Philadel
phia,' by Paul Sentz. And the editorials
being written by a lady for ladies, are partic
ularly attractive. Published by Deacon &
D Peterson, 319 Walnut street, Philadelphia