The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-05-26
Literary.

Literary
THE GALAxY.-This splendid magazine for
June is before us, containing vast amount
of entertaining literary matter. including the
continuation OF Charles Reade's famous story
= Put Yourself in has Place" Mark Twain,
the great humor'st. contributes a series of
funny sketches every month under the gen
eral head of :" Memoranda" Among the
most interesting articles In the really rich
table of contents is one entitled s Early In
cidents OF the Rebellion from the Autobi-
ography of Thurlow Weed, which cannot
fail to interest every reader who was con-
nected with the federal armies in the late
rebellion. New York : Sheldon 81 Co.
AgrHUR's HOME MAGAZINE for June has ar
rived finely illustrated and we'll printed. The
table OF contents embraces: Music, Innom.
inata Galop Too Good a Housekeeper The
Temple of Schoe- Madou at Pegu; Woman's
Work and Woman's Wages; Position in Sleep;
"God Keep Mamma Mrs. Thompson's
White Ware; Women as Chemists; Jacque
line The Modern Iconoclast; Marvels of the
Insect World Come Back to Me the Home
Circle, etc. Philadelphia I. s. Arthur q
Sons.
Woodruff 81 CLAFLIN's WEEKLY is the
title of spirited weekly just issued in New
York, by Victoria G. Woodruff and Tennie
e. Clalin. devoted o the vital interests OF
the people, and aiming to be Tree from aflili-
at ION with political or social creeds; advocat-
ing suffrage without distinction of sex the
harmonious cooperation # capital and labor;
liberal national education, and the widest
action oil the Citizen compatible with the
dignity OF the State.
The paper contains foreign correspondence
of gossipy haIacter, interesting to females;
dramatic criticisms from the pen of an able
writer on such matters several articles rela-
tive to Woman's Suffrage page devoted
to ont door sports, interesting to base ball
players, ETC., and large amount of news
matter Altoge her, the Weekly is model
of neatness, and we wish the lady proprietors
success in their new undertaking.
THE CHICAGO MAGAZINE for June has ar
rived. looking fresh and handsome with its
elegant eolored fashion plates and tinted pa
per. The magazine is made up in splen.
did manner, contains an extension sheet, COL
ored, nice piece of instrumental music, q
page devoted to head dress, and large NUN
Der of interesting literary sketches. 1t is
printed on fine tinted paper, and has hand
some shape. 1t is fast gaining popularity,
and will soon rank among the leading fashion
magazines of the day. Chicago; Mrs NJ. l..
Kayne -#.AEe&st ne .eu.tf~t4
THE ADvANcE.-This excellent paper,
which Henry Ward Beecher says is now
" standing fairly on the highest ground yet
reached by any religious journal in America. y
is offered to the public Tor one dollar, from
June until January next. To all who would
be glad to try THE ADVANCE. an excellent
opportunity is now offered. Address, The
Advance Company, Chicago
SUM TOTAL OF GREAT LIBRARIES We have
had much to do with dictionaries, first ane
last !; have turned overs thousand pounds Of
them, perhaps + have watched new editions
rise in stately fashion, and found the best
were on Webster's sure foundations. What
we have written of Websters work, while it
has been in all truthfuness, has also been in
Ill love. We have wGrm filial feeling for it
and for him grateful to Webster for earliest
lessons and for latest teachings grateful to
God, that, while He gayeslls English for our
mother-tongue, liz gave us q man so worthy
to record and expound it;smen sowortly to
continue the work he so molly begun. And
we put that mother-tongue to sacred use
when wefutter the truthfnl& words that these
three books the SUM total of great ltbrdrtes:
the Bi6le. Shakespeare, and Websters Royal
luGrto. -Chic0go Evening Journal.