The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-10
Literary.

Literary.
THE LADIES' REPOSITORY for March con.
tains splendid steel engraving OF Baden and
the Ruins OF Stein, and another entitled
" Home Farewell" Among the many fire
articles given for reading in this number is
an interesting one on DIR. Malan in his family
ond Social Life; the conclusion Of the art
icle on the youth of Charlotte Corday; Beau
tful Venice; A Sojourn in Japan, illustrated;
Women and the Learned Professions; and
some fine stories. New York, Carlton & Ian
ahan
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for March
presents choice articles in the way of stories
songs, etc. The story department is full of
good things Then follows the Parental
Children's, Young Women's, and Mlscella-
neous Departments, all OVERLOOKING with
good practical reading matter. Just the
magazine to sit down by the fire with these
long evenings. NeWburgh, n. Y, S. S Wood,
THE MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER for
March opens with well written article on
Ventilation, carrying some good advice to
people who sleep in close rooms. This num-
Der is filled throughout with scientific art.
instructive. The magazine is getting better
every month. Among the articles treated in
an able manner are, Shall we build Outward
or Upward Keeping Water in Zinc Reser-
voirs; The Spectroscope; Manufacture OF
B ton blocks Kalsomining Parlor Walls :
Rock Boring with Diamonds Lightning Rods;
Weaving, etc. New York, Western & Co.
THE WORLD ALMANAC for 1870 is received.
and contains large amount of valuable in
formation. Though late in making it's ap-
pearance, it is none the less acceptable and
valuable.
A New INDUSTRIAL JoURNAL.-THE TECH
NoLoGIsT is the title of q new Industrial
Journal, devoted to Engineering, Manufac.
turing, and Building, that comes to us freight.
ed with valuable articles. The distinguish
ing feature of this Journal is the fact that
all the Articles and Illustrations are original.
no clippings from old engravings being used.
The Publishers further pledge themselves
that no advertising articles Chat is, no des-
/ pblNO Pu1o VI WV IuieSS SLdll UG
inserted in its columns under any circum-
stances whatever; and, if they fulfill this
pledge, they will certainly do grand thiae
Tor the industrial journalism Of the country,
Tor every intelligent mechanic knows that IN.
discriminate putting is the bane of cur me.
1 chanica aud sn-caled scientific periodicals.
4 The number before us consists of forty -four
large pages, and it is printed on very superio;
paper, and in the best style of the typograph
&c art. Altoget her, ii is the finest look Inc
journal of practical science now tefore The
public. The articles, too, are Of unusual ex
cellence, and contain matter calculated tC
instruct and interest all classes. The year
ly subscription is Two Dollars and the pIicC
OF single numbers Twenty Cents, sum tina
seems rldiculously small Wi en- com pared Will
the size and character of the Journal
must require an enOrm rus circulation o MAKE
the enterprise pay at these figures, md it /.
pleasant to that the Publishers have sui
icient faith in our American Workingmen t.
lead them TO undertake it.
The Technoiogist is issued by the Industri
al Publication Company, whose office is a
176 Broadway, New York. Every mechani
ought to send for at least one number OF thi
journal. Ii they send for one, 1t will b
strange if they do not send for the others.
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