The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-06
LITERARY.

OUh YOUNG FOLKS for April contains three
chapters aid three Illustrations of Jack Haz-
ard and his Fortunes Stone-Falls and Star.
showers, illustrated fine poem by j. D.
Tanning, entitled Pictures in the Fire Gra
Gle Lupin, with full-page illustration; Cou-
sin Tins Sleigh-robe illustrated ; A comic
poem by Ellen Porter Champion, entitled
Mrs. Biddy Hens Mistortunes, with two il.
lustrations Sea.Cucumbers, two illustra-
tions More Ways than One The Blue-Bird,
poem; Two Days in the Mammoth Cave,
illustrated The Mud-Turtle and the Ghost,
illustrated Our Young Contributors, etc.
Boston James R. Osgood q Co.
THE LITTLE CORPORAL for April is re-
ceived, and is as bright and attractive as
ever. Among the articles worthy of special
mention is "How Statues are Made" by
Francis E. Willard :" Girls of the Far North, y
by Susan Coolidge Birds and their Ways"
by Parizade E. Hathaway ;and stories by
Lucia Chase Bell, Mrs. E. E. Prentiss, and
other well-known writer's. In the line Of
Poetry, there are "April Showers" by the
Editor, Emily Huntington Miller; Getting
| Up Stairs" by Helen L. Bostwick !" How
the Poem is Born.' by Joel Benton. The
April number begins a new quarter, and the
publisher announces that subscriptions may
begin with this number, though back num-
bers can alwaysb be supplied. Terms $l.50 a
year. Sample nun Der, with Premium List,
free. Address the Publisher, John E. Mil.
Ter, Chicago.
The MONTHLY NOVELETTE, FOR APRIL
We have received the April number of g. The
Monthly Novelette,, and find that with age
it grows more interesting. The fact of it is,
this magazine contains none but interesting
reading matter, such as the people like, sto-
ries, poetry, wit and humor, and some noted
illustrations, and is entirely free from dull
lectures and reviews, for which ladies care
but little. AS the Monthly Novelette, is
only 90 cents number. or 100 per year, it
should be in the hands of one hundred thous-
and readers before the year closes. The
contents of the April number are varied, as
follows -" The Baronet's Daughter" Illus
trated I; "Russan and Finland Views -
+" Sunshine - &C Antagonigm - Last
Words y "My Hours of Per l - " Ny Gov
erness - "The Sorceress of the Cannibal
Islands - "a Portrait of Queen Elizabeth"
etc. Themes & Talbot, 63 Congress Street
Boston, are the publishers. and they will
send a sample copy of The Monthly Move
lette' on receipt of Is cents.
THE YOUNG PILOT for April is before US.
The success of this comparatively new mag.
azine, judging from its continued improve
ment, is now permanently established. The
present number is embelished with very at
Ltractive frontispiece, entitled Dressing for
the Party" which will be Of considerable in
terest to our Girls. William Everett con-
tinues his excellent serial entitled "My
Uncle's Watch" Mr.. Stanley Waterloo, AS
sociate Editor of the american Builder, con-
tributes humorous historical poem on ''She-
boygan," which bids fair to rival the produc-
tions of the famous Bret Harte. s'Auth ors'
Opinions of Each Other" the title of the
article bearing off the second prize, is admir-
ably written, and shows many of the pecu-
liar characteristics of our most famous
writer's. Send ten cents for specimen copy.
Address Young Pilot Publishing Company,
Chicago, Ill.
! THE EcLEcTIc.-The April number of this
! fine magazine is before US, containing a
choice variety of reading matter and some
fine illustrations. Some very good stories
may be found in each number of this maya
zine, besides great number of useful arti-
cles in relation to health, etc. Cincinnati ;
John M. Scudder.