The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-01-05
LITERARY.

and varied table of contents. We find the
following among the most interesting In
italy with Horace, by Fl. D. Jenkins Some
Japanese Interiors, w. M. Macarthur; A
FOOLS Errand, j. L. Yer Mehr ; Just for a
day, Ina D. Coolbrith Rambles in Northern
Mexico, Andrew j Grayson /; A Tule
Sketch, Leonard Kipp; A. Zigzag Pathway,
Hilda Roosevelt His Patagonian Wife. John
H. Ceremony Seasonablc Words about
Dickens, N. s. Hodge Adventures in
Arizona, Stephen Powers The Christmas
Gift that came to Rupert, F. Bret Harte
Something about may Pets, Josephine Cliff
ford Grizzly Papers Further Language
from Truthful James, F. Bret Harte the first
verse of which runneth thusly:
do sleep do l dream /?
Do / wonder and doubt?
Are things what they seem
| Or is visions about
Is our civilization a failure ?
| Or is the Caucasian played out ?'
| San Francisco Published by JOHN II.
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The PHRENoLoGIoAL JOURNAL FOR JANU-
ARY-New Volume-contains-" The Beech
ers of today" with Eve excellent portraits
Importance of Chemistry, by Prof. Charles
A. Joy IL. B. Clafin, the eminent merchant,
Dream-land, the Nature of Dreams Physical
Education Rating and Mental Action-Dys-
pepsia, etc.; Moderation, Poem ; Woman's
Sphere and Influence R. B. Woodward, of
California Decision, it's relation to a success
lite The Norman People, who and what
they are, their Religion, Social Life, Accom-
plishments and Prospects The Editors
Message The Study Of Man Leigh Hunt as
an EssAyist ;.'What Shall do ?'' Adventures
OF Non Combatant The Condor, illustrst-
cd and dozen other articles, brief, pertinent
and interesting. The whole, making up
number OF peculiar excellence among the
issues ofa Monthly whose general superiority
is universally acknowledged. Single Num-
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THE LADY'S FRIEND For JANUARY, 1871.
The New Year number certainly surpasses
anything this Queen of the Monthlies has
hitherto accomplished-two Steel Plates, one
of them an exquisite sc Desdemona :" col
ored two-paged steel Fashion Plate, superior
to anything ofthe kind; colored Lamp
Mat pretty fancy wood cut. " Ny Little
Lady - a popular piece of music and
most profuse variety of Illustrations Of dress
and fancy work. The new feature announc-
ed in this number, that patterns of all these
jackets, overskirts, dresses, &c., are furnish
ed cheaply and postpaid on application to
the publishers, will be eagerly welcomed by
the ladies' since it responds to the great
practical question that every season presses
upon them" What shall we wear, and how
shall we get it made ?" Philadelphia !:
DEACoH & PETERSON.
THE CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF EVERY SATUR-
DAY is gallery of fine pictures for the
Holiday season. Several of the best of these
are by well-known American artists-Gather-
ing Christmas Greens, by barley charm
ing portrait of Santa Claus, by Bush an
admirable sketch of the southern Christmas
scene, by Sheppard capital picture of
Bob Cratchit and touchingly beautiful face
Of Tiny Tim, by Fytinge; and superb
double-page drawing by Hoppin, represent
ing Christmas party, with troops of chill
dren playing King George - noisily and
happily. There are several other attractive
pictures suited to the season, and a ane
variety of reading matter by some of the
most popular of American and foreign
writer's. copy of this Holiday number Of
Every Saturday would seem indispensable to
full appreciation and enjoyment of Merry
Christmas.
The GALAXY for January contains fine
portrait of an American beauty and Mark
Twain's celebrated portrait of King Will
liam of Prussia. In the literary line we find
two chapters Of Justin McCarthy's serial,
/" Lady Judith - What may be David King
of Israel Some Recollections of an Old
Woman; Love Song; three chapters of
/" Overland - Louis Adolphe Theirs The
Man Who Didn't Fort Pickens Types of
American Beauty (; Ought we to visit her |?
Drift Wood; Memoranda, by Mark Twain.
New York Sheldon & Co.
THE SoHOOLMATE for January contains the
opening chapters of an admirable story by
Horatio Alger, Jr., entitled Paul the Ped
dler - an improved chart of gestures chap
ter I. of a finely illustrated story entitled
'tThe Dollmaker's Dolls;" ''Happy New
Year" story; and number Of smaller interest.
ing articles. Boston Joseph H. Allen.
A FIRST CLASS MAGAZINE With the
issue of the January number, MERRY,s
MUSEUM enters uponfts thirty.first year. It
has been enlarged, and in every respect made
a first class magazine for boys and girls. It
contains about one-third more reading mat
ter thanis given in any other periodical of
it's class and price, and claims to be the
cheapest and the best, and it is the Oldest
illustrated magazine for youth published in
the United States. Terms, 81 so wear
HORACE B. FULLER, Publisher, Boston.
THE LADIES REPOSITORY for January con-