The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-22
LITERARY.


numbers OF magazine ever issued There
are no less than ten illustrated articles, the
general quality OF the illustrations being faI
above the average of similar publications.
The paper is of extra quality and the type il
an interesting account of" Paramount Park, '
Philadel pha, one of she most remarkable
works ofthe kind In the world. Sixteen
sketches accompany the text. from the pencil
OF Thomas Moran, -oDe Of the first OF Amer
lean audsci pc artists. The publishers say
:" We have many interesting features in con
tenn platiun for the future numbers of ScTto
ner'S Monthly Our next Will com ain tae
continuation and probably the completion oi
Rev. Mr. Wikins0n's remarkable article en-
Titled "The Bondage of the Pulpit" This
paper has excited great interest, alike among
clergy and laity, and has attracted the atten-
ton of the whole religious press OF the cOun
try It will also contain an exceedingly in
teresting illustrated article on " Storm Sig
nails" and very attractive history OF " The
Mercantile Library of New York, " fully illus
tratcd.
Other illustrated articles, fresh stories,
poems. and essays, and the continuance OF
the stories Of George Mcdonald and Hans
Christian Anderson, will conspire to make
the February number one OF the most inter
esting of the series.
HARPER's MoNTHLY.--The January num-
Der is before us, bringing the following rich
table of contents Old Christmas Caro-! ;
Folk Life in Sweden; The Passion Play IN
Oterammergan in 1870; The Voice OF the
Christmas Past Bnnd Frederick the Great ;
The Little Rift Within the Lutte : Our Public
Lands; 4 Chapter on Gems The Deliver
Family The Young Naturalist in Mexico
Anne Furness The Seed and the Fruit A
News Boy The Christmas Sheaf; The Sew
enth Decade Of the Nineteenth Century ;
The ancient Lay OF Sorrow followed by the
Easy Chair, Records. and Drawer New
York Harpe & Brothers.
THE LAKESIDE MONTHLY for January has
arrived, and presents the following table of
contents My Starry Days; Was it u Real
ity Father Prout How followed ny Nose !;
Art Life; Two Pinches of Smut; The Future
as It Was; Cardinal Bird My Christmas at
Salt Lake; The Man of Glass Lost On the
Cambria; Christmas Carols; Review Of
Books, etc. Chicago: The Lakeside Publish.
ing Co.
GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR JANUARY,
ls71.-The publisher of The Lady's Book has
presented his pstrous with al extra number
Of embellishments for this month. Look
ing for the Eclipse" steel plate; steel
plate title-page six-fgure colored fash
ion plate handsome Berlin wool. work pat
tern, printed in variety of colors two
beautiful wood cuts, printed on tinted paper;
and the best extension sheet of fashionable
and useful designs ever published. A large
supplement, containing instructions 10
guipure netting, Is presented to the sub
scribers for 1871.
THE CHICAGO MAoAzINE.-The December
mum Der Of this favorite ladies' magazine has
reached our table, A very fine fashion plate
for December, with four figures, is given. to-
gether with quite a numoer of patterns for
fancy work, etc. merry Christmas,'' a
song, with music, Is also given. TIE literary
department is filled with choice .-rticles, in
Guiding the opening chapter Of q fine serial
by Caroline Maynard. Chicago: Mrs. NJ. L.
Rayne.
L
of thie best of magazines for youthful read
ers contains the opening chapters of highly
interesting serial story by j. T. Trowbridge,
entitled "Jack Hazard and his Fortunes y
We consider MIR. Trowbridge one of the most
interesting writer's OF the age, and as he is
one of the editors Of this magazine we do not
wonder it is termed ''the best Juvenile mag
azine ever published in any land or language
The illustrations in this number are profuse
and well executed. Several fine stories by
well known writer's are also given. Boston
Fields, Osgood & Co.
THE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE for Janu.
airy is received. 1t is small praise to say that
this magazine has no superior and few equals
in the world, for children of all ages, and for
Older people with young hearts. The new
serial begun in this numb, opens admire bly,
and the whole number is as full of good
things as an egg is of meat The illustra
lions are exceedingly creditable. 81 so a
year, and beautiful premiums for clubs
Address SewelI & Miller. Publishers. Chica.
go. Ill. The November and December mum
Der of'70 are sent free to all new subscriber
for 1871 sent before January LIST.
DEMoREsr's You've AMERICA for January
is much enlarged, and filled to the brim with
good things. No wonder that young Ameri
cans are captivated by their brilliant name
sake. It is wonderful how so much delight
full and original matter is brought within .ht
compass of book of this size. 1t is the
mos. acceptable present we can think of fol-
Il child, containing, as 1t does stories vel
calculated to engage ohe> fancy and deveIoL
noble qualities in mind and heart a greal
variety of puzzles and games. charming illus
tratl0ns, music. etc., "tc. 1t is 81 so pei
year, with very fine and beautiful Parlor
Chrome, richly worth SIS 90, and other valua
Bile gifts, as premium TO each subscriber
Specimen copies, with circulars, are mailed
free OH receipt of price, 10 cents Addres