The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-22
| Literary.

| Literary.
ARTHUR's LADY's HOME MAGAZINE for
October contains brilliant programme for
the coming year. It is the announced in
tention of the publishers of this heightened
periodical to make it the" Queen of the
Lady's .AIagazines''tor 1871 Having sstEi7fen
to makeit the.besti reading magazine Of its
class, they now propose to give all the attrac-
tons of the most popular fashion monthlies,
such as colored steel fashion plates, ETC.. etc;
and to add new features never yet after opted
| by any of them. Among these are . aeries
of cartoons on toned paper. These, as we
understand it, are to be finely engraved
copies, double in size the ordinary page of the
magazine, of choice pictures, and will. be a
novel and highly popular feature ID The
beauty, taste, excellence and rare interest of
its literary contents, combined with all these
new attractions cannot help making
Arthur's Lady's Home Me gazine the Savorite
Of the coming season. Specimens sent free.
Published byT. s. Arthur s. Sons, Philadel-
phia, Pa, at So year; with large reductions
for clubs.
THE CHILDREN's HOUR. I'VE see. by the
October number, that the publishers Ct. S.
Arthur s. sons of Philadelphia) of this pure
and beautiful magazine, are preparing for the
coming year their budget of good things for
the little ones. Ifyou have never taken it
for your children, send for a specimen copy
and we are vary sure that its appearance
among them will make their eyes glow and
their hearts beat with pleasure.
\ GoDEY'sr for October is at hand, This
number contains fine steel engraving en-
titled :" The Village Doctor;:''a wood en-
craving, " after the Storm = besides the
usual elegant colored fashion plates, braidipg
patterns, crochet patterns, bead work, etc.
In the way of reading matter we find we'll
written story by Marian Harland, entitled
taking Him at his Word - IN article by
Jno Churchill, Haunted Memories my
Wife and the Market Street Phantom" by a
retired Merchant; The Romance of Day."
by A. II. P. and several other fine stories,
charades, poems, &c. Cooley offers some
fine inducements to getters up of clubs. Phil
adelphia Il. A. Cooley.
/ THE GALAXY for October contains fine
portrait OF Count Bismarck.and the following
table of contents Lady Judith, Tale OF
Two Continents, v. and W.; In and about
Picking James Buchanan I; Ante Mortem
Overland, Xl. XII. and XIII Does it Pay
to visit the 70 Semitic ;cPlaying Beggars
Private Picture Collections in Cincinnati ;
The Galley Slave !; L'Amour on la Mort /;
''Will Murder Out ?' The King of Prussia
Drift Wood Memoranda, by Mark Twain,
and Nebulae, by the Editor. New York ;
Sheldon 81 Co.
1 PUTNAM's MAGAZINE for October has ar
rived bringing with 1t the following interest
Ing table of contents: Shakespeare inGermany
of To-day More of the Domestic Romance
The Fox Pictures in. the private Galleries
of New York A new Story of General
Putnam The antiquity of Celtic Literature
The Last ofthe Proud Pulsifers Reconcilia.
ton Love in Fiji-concluded Eirene, q
Woman's Right, TX. "A Little Further on
The Passion Play at Omer-Ammergan July,
1870; To a False Mistresse /; Folk-Songs
Cause of the Prussian French War I; Editorial
Notes, etc. New York &c. P. Putnam &
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