The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-08-24
LITERARY.

" tDEMOREST'S YOUNG AMERICA Tor SepLem
}. Der is filled with charming stories. "Minnie
d and Kittie," is a splendid tale, by Neil For
rest. "May Clifford in the City," is not less
:, interesting. The illustrations, poems, rid
dies and editorial departments for Juveniles
), can only be appreciated by those who have
perused them. Get copy and subscribe fo1
1 year, only $1.00. Published at 1913 Broad
r way, New York. 9aa
TIE PHRENoLoGIcAL JOURNAL is always
5 Interesting, but the September number, just
) received, is particularly so. In proof read
: the following suggestive titles from the table
of contents Hon. John A. Bingham, M. O.:
Under the Surface, or Universal Law; Miss
Burdett Coutts, the lady philanthropist; E.
III. Rullof, the pathological murder; Life in
a head only, a remarkable case of paralysis !;
Human Locomotion, or How we Stand, Walk,
or Run; Have Children no Rights A New
Social Proposition Hunting a Servant So
cial Reform, where it should begin; Rev,
Samuel J. May, D. D; The Powder and the
Bullet Geographical History of Man Loves
Victory-a poem; More of the Marvellous.
Most of the articles named are illustrat ed,
some deliberately. We confess ourselves
highly pleased with this number, and com.
mend it to public favor generally. Price, 80
cents. So year. Address, s. r. Wells, Pub
Usher, $50 Broadway, New York.
SCRIBNER's MONTHLY FOR SEPTEMBER. "A
/ pleasant, sketchy paper, entitled Pictures
from Canada" opens the September number
of Scribner's. Il is by DR.. Beers, of Montreal,
and is principally descriptive of that quaint
people, the French Canadians. The illustra,
tions are of costume, village life, etc; there
is portrait of Sir George Cartier, and fine
engraving Of a well-known trapper from
Louis Freret's statuette. Next we have an
interesting paper on "MercaJor, the Path
Finder of the Seas with an excellent por-
trait The third centennial since the great
Geographer's world renowned Chart first saw
the light, was recently celebrated in Germany,
and bis people, in "these hours of promise
for the German marine" propose to erect a
lLlonunhent to his memory. The other Illus
, trated articles are q graphic description o.
tMountain Views aud Adventures" by j. T..
Headley ''Scenes from the Marble Faun,"
by w. L. Alden and an entertaining paper
by James Richardson on the recent expert
, ments in London, by men of science, with
Home, the so-called medium" "Whose
Wife was She?" is the title of story of
marvellous power ard exciting interest, in
yolving curious psychological study, by
J SAKE Holm; a new name in literature that
= We hope to hear from again. New York
0 Scribner q Co.
THE MONTHLY NOVELETTE, FOR SEPTEM
BIER - The Monthly Novelette, is growing
9 better and better with age. The September
number is full of interesting reading. choice
stories, rare sea yarns, and one of M. Quad's
thrilling campaign stories, relating the ad-
ventures OF Connecticut soldiers during the
late civil war. Price 81, 90 per year-20 cents
per number. Send IS cents for specimen
copies to Themes and Talbot, IS Congress
street, Boston. III aagf
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245 Broadway, New York, the well known
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9 and circulation. The marked improvements
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garden and farm, and an important news
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for week, up to the moment of issue, From
$500 to $500 worth of very fine englavings
beautify each weekly number. We notice
4 now still further mark of enterprise on the
part of the publishers; they have secured the
j. exclusive editorial services Of Edward Eggle
ston, so widely and favorably knowns by his
writings in Scgs6Der'S Monthly, and many 9TH
! er Magazines and Journals, and especially as
the chief experimenting editor of the NesO
Of York Independent for some time past With
! this notable addition to the previously large
and strong editorial force, Hearth and Home
cannot fail to merit and command promi
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land country Specimen copies can doubtless
be obtained of the publishers, as above
l. Terms only So a year. Single numbers
cents. Hearth and Home and Anaerican Agri
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a. the small cost .f sgasT aass beaW ID 9siy4
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s.. Byaspecisl order of the Council, the. Mar
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free from loafers. Some of our Aldermen will
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