The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23
LITERARY.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for March is re
plefe with good and interesting articlei
| Among the mnie noticeable contributions W
find the Pre- ude to the Second Part of Faus;
by Baysrd Taylor Active Glaciers With
the United States, by Clarence King, y.
Geoogis' the third paper on Our Eyes an
how TO take care OF them. by Henry W
Williams, NJ D.; Woman's Rights in Aucien
Athens, by B. w Ball ShoddY, by E. P
Whipple beautiful poem by John G. Whit
tier, entitled " Marguerite :" Ups and Down
of the Bonapartcs and Bourbons. by j. A.
the third chapter of DeForest's interesting
story of Kate Beaumont and several othe
articles. In the Literary notices We find al
abe article on Bret Harte's poems. Boston
James R Osgood & Co.
| EVER. SATURDAY.-The conductors OF thu
best of illustrated papers have IN preparation
and will produce in short time, series o
illustrated papers on the scenery and indus
tries of the United States, which Will be pre-
led on grander scale than ever under
taken by any other pictorial paper. The
first of the series will be entitled ''Thc TAX.
ig of Pittsburgh by Mr.. Ralph Keller,
Illustrated by Harry Fem. The narrative
will give vivid description by pen and pen
ell Of the route to Pittsburgh, of the city,
and OF the coal and oil regions. The editori.
al staff of the paper embraces many OF the
ablost writ, rs in the land. Boston James
r Osgood q Co. r8 At
Our YOUNG FOLKS. N.,rch number
OF this splendid youths magazine contains n
continuation of T. Trowbridge's interest,"
ing story, entitled "Jack Hazard and his
Fortunes )" The Famous Voyages of Cada-
mosto /; FIibertigibhet 1 he Story of Little
Syl How some Boston Fellows "trerd"
Fox; and several other fine stories, poems,
etc. THIS number is handsomely illustrated
Boston James R, Osgood & Co.
GoDEY's LADY's BOOK for March contains
"a handsome steel plate entitled, Lights and
Shadows by the Wayside - Coored Frshlon.
printed IN coiors :" Flooded Oui;'
u plate of Promenade Dresses an Extension
Sheet Of fashionable costumes In the Work
Department will be found tue usual variety
of fancy and useful work. Lamp screen; in
fant's boot in crochet; chemise trimming;
duted trimming; foot-cushion; chlldreu's
clothing. with directions for making; en-
bfoidered baske; case for holding silks, etc,
etc. Marion Harland's story improves in
interest.
THE MONTHLY NOVELETTE, The March
number OF the Monthly Novelette, is the hert
one that has been issued for the contents are
So varied, that the wonder is how one maya
ZINE Can contain go much interer tins. and val
liable reading suitable fo the young and old,
ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. II Is
entirely tree from lectures, book notices. or
dull reviews, and is jnst such publication
AS the people like ID get hold OF and peruse
unliI the last page. is finished. We are
Pleased to know that as the merits OF the
Novelette, become known, so does
lis circniali ion increase. Themes & Ia lbut,
So Congress street, b'ston, are the publishers.
SCRIBNER,s MONTHLY for March is on our
table, and Is u most brilliant aud enter lain
ing number. About fifty Illustrations are
given in lis pages, and tney are particularly
excellent and ATTRACTIVE. A new insta lmen,
OF MacDonaid's charming story entitled
'Witred Cumbermede' Is given III this mum
bera and increases ia interest it is withou,
doubt The best serial now being published in
The United States. Prof Maury has another
article on Weather. Te,egrams
and Storm Forecasts" illustrated king
Gamhrlnus and his Subjects" is an interest
III illustrated account Of the writer's visit to
9 celebrated German beer-house. Numerous
other articles grace The pages OF the March
number. New York: Scrihner & Co.
The GALAXY tor March presents al unusu-
ally interesting table Of contents. Among
tae most readable articles, and one of pecu
liar interest to the American reader at the
present time, is one on the annexation OF San
Domingo, with fine map of the island JUS
tin Mccarthy gives chapters XVI. and XVII.
Of his fue SERIAL Lady Judith, Tale OF
Two Continents )" three chapters of Cover
and" are also given in this number, and iul
y keep up the interest of the story. Mrs.
Edwards also continues her fine story,
Ought We TO Visit Her." Edward Crapsey
furnishes an I'M eresting article on 18th, Meth.
,r side OF New York. The other articles are
ully up to the standard New York: Shell
ion q Co.
A stranger who arrived in Kenosha week
ago, desires through the press to acknowledge
ler gratitude to all those who patronized her,
and considers the benevolcnce of one lady in
particular, worthy Of publication. Being