The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-24

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| Beauty Organs of the Brain Illustrated and
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AMERICAN SUNDAY-sCHooL WORKER
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! its usual valuable contents; has very full
announcements of it's plans and reduced
terms, with list of lessons for 1871. AS the
| publisher offers to send this number free of
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THE CHILDREN's HoUR.-Tbe December
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trating How Harry helped his Father
This number completes the eighth volume,
which, bound, would make splendid holiday
present for children
PETER MUSICAL MONTHLY is one of the
best musical periodicals published. After an
absence of some months it again made its
appearance IN the October number. The
number for November is full of music The
So Quarto pages are filed with music and the
words set to the music. The table of con
tents is as follows: Lord, Teach NE How to
Pray. IT You've Fathers Love for Your
Child. Meet Me- Mamie B ne Eyed Nan
me- Pm Sitting by the Window, Love.
Where Art Thou Now? Soldiers Farewell
Gentle Zenhyr. Blessed are the Poor in
Spirit Why Do We Mourn Departing
Friends Songs of Praise the Angels Sang
Sunbeam Waltz Perle De L'amrigue. King
william g Ech Bin Elm PrewSse ind Wns Ist
Des Deutsche Vaterland !? Il am Prussian
and what is the Germans Fathera1d ?" " 1t
never shall be Frances" and Rhine-wine
song. Prussian Signals DHpel Schanzen
md Drauf-Loss Marsch, Die Yacht aD