The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-02
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Ward; California Saved The New Light
Their Wedding Journey Our Whispering
Gallery XI Recent Literature. The above
is the table of contents given to the readers
of this sterling monthly for the current
month The Atlantic is getting better with
each number. and increases in circulation.
ARTHUR's LADY's Home MAGAZINE
Among the ladies' Magazines Arthurs
Home" has, for twenty years, maintained q
high reputation 1t is known throughout the
land as one having distinctive character
and aim from which it has never swerved
1T is devoted to the work of making home
beautiful, and pure and happy and well
has the work been done The November num-
Der now before us is very attractive The two
beautiful engravings, THE Children's Offer
ing" and The Puppies Nursery" the last
q double-page cartoon, are works of art Of
nigh merit The fashion pages are full Of
new stumes, and the literary department
rich in stories and articles suited to all read.
ers. In the announcement for 1879 we notice
omong other attractions, that IS Pipsissiway
POtts" is to give Il new series of "Other Peo-
pes Windows" 1t is a long time since
anything so fresh, spicy, sensible, and taking
as this series of papers has appeared in our
periodical literature. Everybody is charmed
with "Pipsissiway." Terms Of Lady's Home
Magazine, 50 q year. copies for SIS. copies
S. copies. and one extra, $40 copies,
and one extra, $12. Specimen numbers Is
cents. Published by 7. s. Arthur & Sons,
Philadelphia. Pa.
THE MONTHLY NOVELETTE, FOR NOVEMBER.
This magazine is so different from any 9th.
er magazine in the country that it is spec
ialty. 1t contains only the most interesting
reading matter, and is not filled with dull es
says and reviews. The November number of
The Monthly Novelette, is especially rich in
stories and romances, poetry, and verses OF
rare'merit. Here is list of contents, SO all
can see what it contains Mother and Uaugh-
ter Then and Now Asleep on Picket; The
Four:old Aspect F.; Harry Bottoms Curacy !;
Jlnkin's Joke Nettie's Thanksgiving; The
Loss OF My Spectacles The Last Victim of
the Scottish Maiden; Agnes; A Few Days
on Pitcairn's Island Woman's Proper Place
in Society The Witch Mark From Califor-
nia to Niagara Our Juvenile Departm emit
False Step: or, The Fortunes and Mistor-
tunes of Fred Wilder; Harry's Coon How
the Doctor was Crippled Anecdotes-Wit
and Humor. 1t is only 20 cents per copy, and
sample copies are sent on receipt of Is cents.
Published by Themes 81 Talbot, 63 Congress
street. Boston
THE LADY's FRIEND for November comes
out with a beautiful new cover, designed and
engraved expressly for it ;-about as elegat
and appropriate piece of work as could be
got up No periodical low compares with it
in outward appearance, and its contents for
this month are, if possible more choice than
ever. The fine steel plate :" Is it Raining ?"
represents a lady stepping out upon pic
turesque balcony, among trees and flowers
The Colored Fashions are tasteful aud ele-
giant, and the latest styles for dress in all its
varieties are illustrated, we should think, to
the full satisfaction of feminine demands.
The practical character Of the patterns fur
nished upon application. is point of superb
GRITTY that needs only to be mentioned. Pnb-
! lished by Deacon & Peterson, Philadelphia.
The CHILDREN's HoUR.-Edited by 7. s.
Arthur. The November number of this mag.
azine, is pronounced by the press everywhere
to be ''the choicest of its GLASS;" ''the purest
and best magazine for children in the world -
! enough to drive six year old crazy with
it's many delights" is already on our table
as charming and beautiful as ever. 1t con-
tains the prospectus for 1872, and we recon-
mend all who wish to put in the hands OF
their little ones magazine that "speaks
through simple forms of language the highest
truths" while it fascinates it's young readers
by sweet and tender stories, to send to It. s.
Arthur q Sons, Philadelphia. Pa, for spec
linen number. The price Of this beautiful
Magazine is only $1.25 a year.
/ DEMOREsTs MONTHLY for November pre-
sents us with full and varied choice OF VIM
ter Fashions, so essential to our climate and
the tastes of the ladies. The present issue
has its usual variety of Music, Literature,
Household and other useful articles, and
the new list of Premiums for 1872
should be examined by all who require-and
who does not Pa family magazine $500 per
year. Published at S38 Broadway, New York,
YOUNG AMERICA for November greets us
with it's usua. pleasant pages and beautiful
contents for the juvenile friends We think
this inestimabIe. Monthly increases in value
each successive issue, and our voune
friends who are subscribers should endeavor
to procure others at this favorable season.
They will be rewarded for their trouble. Ia
premiums by the publisher, w Jennings
Demorest, S39 Broadway, New York ST. Der
year.