The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-09-28
LITERARY.
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| large variety VI aIGlCIcS GIedCiuS upon Nearly
every department. of domestic life Among
others we notice Household Architecture, By
Geo. j. Colby; Furniture The Fashions
Little Soldier Cap, story for the children
Echoes from the Poets; About Canning
Fruit; Cooking Recipes; Questions and An
swers Dressing for Home Dancing; etc.,
etc. This journal is an especial favorite with
the ladies, which is good indication of it's
merit. Terms ST. per year. The publishers
offer to send SIX numbers on trial for TWEEN
~ five cents, and every lady not already a
subscriber will be very likely to try it at this
rate. Address Geo. e. Crowell s. Co., Brat
tleboro, vt.
DEMoREsT's Young AMERICA for October
has it's usual amount Of varied and interest
ing literature for the Juvenile branches, with
strong inducements for those who have the
opportunity to make up clubs for 1871, which
are bountitully repaid by the extraordinary
premiums presented by the publisher for the
trouble. Yearly $1.0o. Published at S38
Broadway, n, 7.
THE MONTHLY NOVELETTE, FOR OCTOBER.
This valuable magazine is so full of variety
shat it suits all tastes. Sailors find a seq
yarn soldiers, tales of the late war; ladies,
half a dozen romapces, where love and mar
rage mingIe their pleasant sweets: poets
verses of rare merit; and then there are
historical matters, biographies, and iuve
nile department that will please children.
In tact, The Monthly Novelette, is the most
interesting publication Of the kind in the
country. Themes & Talbot, 63 Congress St.,
Boston, are the publishers.
THE LADIES' REPos1ToRY.-The October
number of this splendid magazine is on our
table The finest steel engravings are pre-
scented in each number, together with several
fine wood cuts The present number abounds
in sound literary articles, interesting stories,
etc. Cincinnati Hitchcock & Walden.
DEMoREsT's MONTHLY tor October presents
itself with more than The usual attractions
in Fall Fashions and other interesting and
useful household literature. The induce
ments for clubs of subscribers offered by the
publisher are wonderful, and can only be
done by first class Magazine. Yearly, So
with premium. Published at 828 Broad |
way, Ny
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL, among the |
magazines for October which have come to
hand deserves especial mention. list of
articles illustrated and otherwise, composes
its table of contents. We would particularly
mention the following William Cafin, Gov |
ernor of Massachusetts, The Youthfulness of
the World. or the signs Of its perpetuity; Eye |
Openers; Foster Blodgett Men, as Hus
bands, which we commend to the perusal of
such Witch Hazel Grumblers New Stud
les in Physiognomy, or the M odel of Respec
liability; Human Food, it's preparation
S,reet-sights in China: Agriculture and
American Indifference-we agree with the
writer in his structures on the want of inter-
est shown by young Americans in the tilage
of the Soil Bad Air; Writing by Dashes
Alice and Phoebe Cary Some Hints on Pru-
ming; The Deserted Village, with new illus
trations; Alexander Fl. Stevens Head Girls
Education. We cannot understand how any
intelligent and discerning man, who has the
welfare of his family at heart, can dispense
with this most valuable periodical. Terms
So year, single numbers 80 cents On trial
three months SO cents. s r. Wells, New
York.