The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-31
Literary.

name OF q new magazine lust started In Chi
cago, devoted to Fashion, Music and Home
Reading 1t is one of the finest specimens of
typographical work in The magazine world,
printed on fine tinted paper, aud contains
some splendid fashion plates from designs by
leaders in I'll at city. Fine stories, interesting
miscellany, and music, make it q splendid
magazine, and we hope 1t will prove sue
cess in every way to its protector. Chicago,
Mrs. M. L. Kayne.
PUNCHINELLo is the name of new comic
candidate for public favor, published weekly
in New York. The first number, now before
us, is rich, both in reading and illustrations.
The publishers will make National paper OF
il, and will endeavor to make 1t household
word in all parts of the country. Terms 81
per year. Punchinello Publishing Co., e3
Nassau street, New York.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for April is be-
fore US. with an unusually interesting table
OF contents. This magazine stands at the
head of its class, and is the most substantial,
readable monthly ever published in this coun-
try, embracing among it's large list of con-
tributors the most eminent writer's of the day.
The numerous historical. biographical and
scientific articles presented to the public
through its pages, make it interesting to ey-
cry class of readers The present number has
a continuation of the interesting story, "Jor
seph and his Friend %; The English Cover
ness at the Siamese Court Through the
do 70 Tllo Q,,rd rio A T ~,
Reyiving Virginia The Lancon Tragedy, :;
Peter Pitchlyn, Chief of the Choctaws The
BluL jay tamily The Gods of Wo Lee. and
other articles. Boston. Fields,
Osgood & Co., 81 per week.
THE SCHooLMATE for April comes punctu
ally with feast Of good things. Mr.. Alger's
admirable story, Rufus and Rose" increas-
es in interest asst proceeds. The defamation
and dialogue are spirited The publisher pro-
poses to send the first four numbers of the
present year as specimens, on receipt of thir
ty cents. liberal offer, and we predict that
he will receive large orders for this popular
work. Boston. j. H. Allen, publisher.
Our YOUNG FOLKS, the very best magazine
ever issued for that large class of readers,
young people, has reached US, OVERLOOKING as
usual with excellent stories, fine illustrations,
etc. The April number before us contains
chapter Nv. of Mrs. Whitney's intensely In
teresting story. +" We Girls" with two good
illustrations an illustrated poem (comic)
entitled, The Daddy Long Legs and the Fly !;
Rye's Frltters, with full page illustration !;
continuation of How Battles are Fought,
with three Illustrations The Goose Race,
with several fine pictures Bertie's Pioneer
ing, illustrated How Uncle Blue Jacket
Captured the Picket Boat, and several ether
interesting stories. The publishers not only
have the best writers, but the best artists. to
help make their magazine interesting, and
it's thousands of delighted readers can best
say how far the publishers have been success.
full. Boston. Fields, Osgood g. Co.
The NURSERY, monthly magazine for
youngest readers, has reached US. This num-
Der (ApriD contains two full. page engravings,
interesting to older persons than the maya
zine is intended for. The publisher offers
some fine premiums for children getting up
clubs, and the one who sends the larges,
club before next July is promised handsome
present-better than any before given. Bos-
ton; John L. Shorey.
TIA LITTLE CORPORAL for April is receiy
ed, full of life and vigor as usual always
fresh and bright and original. Let all the
children have this delightful Juvenile Mag
azine. Only one dollar year. Published
by Alfred L. Sewell s. Co., Chicago, Ill.
THE TEcHNoLoGIsT.-The second number
OF this journal has reached us and is fully M
to the promises held out by the first. It
contains very fine full page engraving. on
tinted paper, giving the details of the East
River Bridge Caission. Other articles OF
great interest serve to render this number
valuable, both to the practical man and to
the general reader. Amongst them NAV he
mentioned, The Manufacture of Porcelain
Recent Improvements in Distillation. Street
Railways, Ocean Lines of Telegraph. The
Paris system of Drainage, Influence of Occu
patton on health, The History of the I,ucifar
Match, 1sometrical Projection. The Science
OF Little Inings, &c, &c. Those who desire
- SOPJ " JOuTudl should send
tacenty cents to the Industrial Publication
Company. 176 Broadway, New York,
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Perfumery of all kinds, drugs, medicines.
toilet articles, paints, oils, etc., and every
thing usually found in first class drug store,
may be found at the ID Mon Drug Store of j
B. Stark weather.
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Inc beioit Journal changes hands this week
Messss. Frank & Sholes retiring, and Thomp.
son q Dow assuming control. We were
pleased to see Mr.. Dow in our city yesterday.
and though new candidate for editorial
honors," we wish him abundant snccess