The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-15
Literary.

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR OcTo-
BER-The appearance of Ballou's Magazine
for October reminds us that the evenings are
grown g longer and thai The people will read
to occupy their leisure hours. Now such
magazine as Ballou's is just what is wanted
at the freside. 1t contains SO many good
stories, so much poetry of real merit, and
so many engravings of interest, and all for Is.
cents single copies, or 81 so per year, that we
do not wonder at its circulation being the
largest of any magazine in the country. It
deserves it, for IL is enterprising and full of
Ilife It is for sale at all the periodical stores in
the country: Themes & Talbot, 60 Congress
Street, Boston, are the publishers. IS. aei1aolo
g ScRIBNER's MoNgHLY3'-The publishers
of " Hours at Home'' announce that they, will
issue early in October the first number of
" ScRIBNER's MONTHLY" an illustrated
magazine, in place of the old publication.
The change of purpose and plan has been
made to meet q popular demand, and is 80
great a change that 1t has been deemed ad-
visable o drop the old title. DIR. Holland,
who has recently returned from Europe, has
embarked his time and capital in this enter
prise, and our readers will need no assurance
from us that the magazine will be welcomed
at all the firesides in the land. The best
writers and Aartists will besemployed on its
pages, and the subscription price has been
placed at the low figure of 90 per year.
Scribner& Co., 654 Broadway, New York.
PIE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for the cur
rent month has among its interesting con-
tents many valuable articles, including the
following: Eight Bells; Hebrew Poetry !;
Art of Living Happily; An Odd Fellow
Abroad; Scientific and Curious Facts: Out
of Work Oriental Sketches Temples of Pc
kin (; Odd Fellow Gems Humors Of the Day;
Leaves from Rover's Life-Log; The Ger.
mans Ladies' Olio ); Youths Department !;
&C., &c. Published by the American Odd
New York SIPS per volume, or 3d. per
year. .s,s ..a....
The LADY's FRIEND.--This charming and
elegant Magazine for October announces that
all new subscribers for 1871, who subscribe by
the first of November, shall receive the No
vemberi and December numbers in addition
gratis. making Fourteen Months in all. Those
who subscribe by the flrstof December. shall
receive the December number. free=-making
Thirteen Months In all Those desiring of
subscribing for a lady's magazine for next
year, should take advantage of these liberal
Offers The Lady IS Friend is an admirable
magazine has been called the g Queen Of
the Monthlies.n Price $3.50 a year (Which
also includes a large steel engraving). Pub,
lished by Deacon and Pe terson, Philadelphia.
Sample copies sentgratis. 5a ssa q ss
! TILToN's JoURNAL.-The September num-
Der of this valuable horticultural magazine
has reached ms, and contains interesting art
icles on California, Grapes Strawberries,
Wine Making, Flowers, Pears, and the Notes
and Gleanings. We think this journal val
liable aid to horticultur;sts, and it should be
we'll supported Boston; j. E. Tilton q Co.
| THE MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER for Sep
TENDER presents quite plumber Of interest
ing illustrated articles Among other art
icles of interest in the table of contents we
notice, Solar Heat; Manufactu re of Choc-
olate; Discovery of Springs; Steam Legs
Cure for Damp Walls and Tin Roofs; How
Panama Hats are made; Manufacture OF
Teeth; Ornamental Window Glass; How to
build Brick House Poisonous Marking
link To prevent Decay of Shingles Electro
Silvering; Bleaching Soap. New York +:
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