The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-27
Literary.

THE SoHo0LMATE for Febl uary contains
large a1Iount of interesting stories, dial
ogucs, etc. Among the fine stories may be
round 6 Rufus and Rose, or how the Victory
was Won," III; Good for Evil - g The
Changing :" Greedy Grodjkins, q melan-
choly story of the Cardiff Giant p " The Pot
tery.n A very fine defamation in this num-
Der is entitled Our Country greatest Glory
and an easy, humorous dialogue is entitled
Sc The Schoolmaster at Home'' Boston, Jo-
seph FL. Allen, 203 Washington street.
THE ATLANTIC for February contains
choice selection, as will be seen by the follow
ing table of contents: Joseph and his Friend,
II Rhyme slayeth Shame The pressure up
On Congress; Quaff Winter Woods The
Value of Accident; Father MeriePs Bell ;
Risk; The street cries OF New York among
the Isles of Shoals, Ill The way to Sing !;
Life in the Brick Moon; Wo Lee, and his
Kinsfolk Edwin M. Stanton and the Gus
tomary Reviews and literary Notices. Bos-
ton, Fields, Osgood q Co. ese
THE NURSERY for February has arrived, and
is full of good things for youngest readers.
AS its name implies, this magazine is pnb
lished expressly for youngest readers and
parents will find it both amusing and instruc.
tive for their children just learning to take
an interest in short stories and pictures. The
present number contains some splendid IL
Illustrations and fine stories: Boston, John L.
Shorey, 13 Washington street.
HowE's MUSICAL MONTHLY, No. Z, has
reached us, and but confirms what we said of
No. 6,-that it is the best and cheapest pub.
LEGATION of the kind ever issued. The present
number contains twelve choice instrumental
pieces and eleven favorite songs, Each mum
Der contains at least six dollars worth OF
music, and is sold for the remarkably low
price of thirty-fve cents per copy, or IS per
year. Boston, published Elias Howe, 10s
Court street. m
The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL has come
to US for February, and contains, as usual, q
large amount of interesting matter. The
present number contains biographical and
critical sketches of George Washington, Con
fucius the Chinese Sage, F" Father Hyacinthe
Edwin NJ. Stanton, Clark M. LOOMS, Victor
NJ. Rice, Charles Babbage the inventor math
ematician, Hon. J. Coogan with portraits
Besides, What Can 1 Do Best or, Man ant
his Tools My Brothers Keeper, an Address
by President Colfax The Balondos,
Singular African Tribe, five illustrations
Brain Waves or, An Incident in the Life o
DR.. Wayland Public Cheats, The "Blues,
The Rich and the Poor, A Petrlfied Forest
The Turning Point, illustrated, Spectrum
Analysis, Legal Education, Catarrh-Caus
and Cure, Appetite-Its Sensualism, Iheor!
of the Aurora Borealis. Terms So 90 wear
f 80 cents number. S.R. Wells, Editor, New
4 York. +" e..l4t ~
Fl Our Young FOLKS for February comes t
us freighted with great load of good thing
for young folks. I'VE Girls still occupie
} the first few pages of the magazine, followe
by ''Our Menagerie," Burton and the Baby,
I "Mr, Clarence at the Capital,' "a Clea
, Sweep" "The Owl and the Pussy Cat jack
5 Victory" SLOW Battles are Fought an
: several other fine stories. This is the bes
magazine ever published for young people
and should be a visitor to every family. Bos
ton, Fields, Osgood s. Co.
DBMoREsT's MONTHLY for February pre-
. sents an extraordinary array of literary nol
. elites, useful items of information, and beal
! tiful illustrations, which almost bewilder l
e with their profusion. Among the gems (
d this number is Schiller's "Song of the Bell,
illustrated with seven fine and very chara
teristic engravings; also the fourth plate
Y Coles series" Voyage of Life" very fuel
5. engraved with much useful and seasonab
e information or fashions also Jenny June
1t splendid 'Talks with Women" and hume
5. Gus other useful and interesting topics. Ne
York, DemoFest's Monthly.