The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

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ONCE A MONTH for February issfrcsh, brill
liant and interesting as usual, containing art
icles from some of our finest writers-all go
ing tomake one of the finest magazines 0
the day, and it grows better and better will
each issue. The present number contain
some excellent stories, an interesting sketcl
entitled 'The Vale. of Cashmere" illustra
ted, and an attractive miscellany. Philadel
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THE EXCELSIOR MONTHLY MAGAZINE 70,
February has reached US. It is 80 page
Journal, and about one-third larger than the
ordinary double column magazines, and con.
tains many interesting stories, and number
of valuable recipes. New York, C. L. Van
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January commences the second volume Of
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ARTHUR's for February contains o choice
table, of contents including some fine en-
cravings, fashion plates, and the following
articles: Unmasked. .; Woman's Rights Fins1n-
dia Grandmamma's Lover; Woman's Work
and Woman's Wages; One John Wilkinson
FOOLS Gold MaiEelss of the Insect World,
second paper; Jacqueline, continued; Even
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fine, poems ;yand ending with. Home Circle,
Gardening forLadies, Our Cook Book, Toilet
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Der contains eighty snperroyal pages, double
column, and printed on the finest calendered
paper. Two o-;ginal steel engravings are
given in each number, together with several
first-class WOO d.cut illustrations. Published
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