The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-09-14
LITERARY.

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magazine in the country gives so much for 81
T little as Ballou's. 1t contains one hundred
pages of reading, twenty or thirty engraving
some of the best stories that the best author
: can produce, and is just the serial to have in
a family fond of intellectual pursuits. Pub
lished by Themes & Talbot, 63 Congress
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per number.
THE ST. LOUIS LADIES' MAGAZINE for Sep
TENDER is on our table. This number contains
an elegant fashion plate. choice ballad with
music" Allie May" and several patterns
together with the following literary articles
Oliver Wayne's Experiment The SunAower
The Trials and Triumphs of an American
Princess; Waiting Ten Years; Old People
and Young Fading Away; Gipsie's Mistake;
A Poem Amateur Gardening; Out-General
ed; Embossed Cards; True Nobleness;
Dark Deed The Child at Prayer; Our Homes;
Summer Holidays. A fine Ladies' magazine.
St. Louis Margaret L. johnson publisher,
407 North 4th street.
THE HOUSEHOLD for September contains q
large variety of articles treating upon nearly
every department of domestic life, Among
others we notice Household Architecture, by
Geo. j. Colby Furniture The Fashions
Little Soldier Cap. o story for the children !;
Echoes from the Poets; About Canning Fruit:
Cooking Recipes; Questions and Answers
Dressing for Home Dancing; etc, etc. This
journal is an especalsfavorite with the ladies'
which is a good indication off merit. Terms
81 per year. The publishers offer to send six
numbers on trial for twenty five cents, and
every lady not already subscriber will be
very likely to try it at this rate. Address
Geo. E. Crowell & Co., Brattleboro, Vt.
HARPERs' MAGAZINE for October contains
the following table Of contents " Dolores ;"
by Annie Chambers Ketchum, with three illus
trations New York City Post. Office" by
T. B. Thorpe, with twelve illustrations The
Yale College Expedition of 1870, by G. w.
Belts, with ten illustrations; Reindeer, Dogs
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Travel and Explo.
ration (concluded), by A. H. Guernsey, with
twelve illustrations; Border "reminiscences,
by Randolph B. Macy, Z. S. A, with four IL
lustrations Teddy's Triumph, by Mary T.
Waggaman Down the Eastern Shore, by
Bayard Taylor, with Map; Hannah Jane,
by Petroleum V. Nasty, with four illustra-
tions The American Baron, by the author of
"Ihe Dodge Club" etc, with four ilustra-
tions The Conquest of ireland, by Eugene
Lawrence; Postage Stamps and their Origin,
by James NJ. Chute, with ninety-nine illustra-
tions; Faint Heart, Mary N. Prescott A
Baby Brook, by Carl Spencer; By-gone Cele-
brities of Bond Street, London, by r. II.
Horne; Annie Furness, by the author of Ma
bells Progress" etc. New York Harper
& Brothers.
The ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN WEEKLY for
August Goth is promptly at hand with va.
ried table of contents, and an unusual num-
Der of fine engravings. The great Central
Park of New York is depicted in series of
| illustrations, and the editor promises to IL
lustrate Prospect Park of Brooklyn in few
weeks. We notice that the publishers offer
to send the first three months of the paper
slit ehed in paper covers. postpaid, for only
| fifty cents. This affords an excellent oppor-
tunity for ali to examine this beautiful illus
trated weekly. Address f" Illustrated Chris
tian Weekly" New York.
| The AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for Septem-
Der we find on our table. In it's attractive
list of contents we find numerous articles
worthy of note, among them: A Soldier OF
Misfortune; Scientific and Curious Facts An
Odd Fellow Abroad Odd Fellow Gems; The
Lions of the Metropolis; Letters from Under
q Lamp-post; Humors of the Day The Elk
press Business; Notes of Travel Ladies'
Olio; Rebekah Department; Extc nsive Cor
respondence; Choice Miscellany and Poetry,
etc. Published by the A. O. F. Association
No. 90, Nassau st. New York. S., so a year ;
81, 25 per vol.
| GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The October mum
her has just arrived and contains splendid
col ored fashion plates, steel engraving
wood cut, extension pattern sheet, and q
piece of music. Theliterary portion is made
up of choice stories, poems, household recipes
work depsrtment-flle with many useful
hints for embroidering, knitting and sewing
This is an excellent number and fully sus
tains Godey's excellent reputation. PhiIa
delphia L. A. Cooley.
L. Fellows & Co., are receiving their stock
of Fall and Winter Dry Goods aud as usual
selling cheaper than anybody. Give them 6
call.
WANTED AT Drom g. Hale's-ten thous
and dozen fresh eggs, ten tons choice butter
in exchange for goods or cash, at the highes
market price.
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