The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23
LITERARY.

eceive each month, none are more carcful,
prrused han the chronological, on accom-
otits sound views on everything related e
the times. l. is progressive and reforma,ory
put never deals in vague and ilIusory scheme
like most of the SO called progressive puhu
cations The December number contain.
among OF her good things, Judge Daily, OF New
York, with fine por RAFT ; An Old Bone a
Cont entnn; An abc Review Of Mr. Beecher',
Life of Christ The Bridge OF Motion, or r.
cent Scientific Developments Lnura's Ev
perience, Strange hur Trnc Love story
Gen. Roht A Cameron. the Colorado Coo
nst Chicago; Chronic Catarrh, its Cans,
and Cure; Thonght, IN Sound and Motion
The Geological History of Man; The Fscu.
" of Order and its Culture Working \,
Night The Deserted Village Single Nos
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with the next number : r Wells, publish
or, $50 Broadway, New York.
ARTHUR's LADY's Home MAGAZINE The
publishers of "Arthur's" claim for it the high
distinction OF being 'tThp Queen. ofthe Lad, '
Magazines - and taking he December num
her now before US in all lis essential fpaturrs
pictorial and literary as a specimen, we viii
not make bold TO DISPUTE their claim. Keep,
In, f" A Merry Christmas" and : Check y
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high order and address Themselves to read
ers Of taste and culture. The fashions are
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Speaking Of this The editors say: "WhiIs
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The frivolous. The prurient, the mere sensa
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THE CHILDREN's HoUR.-In their DeceIn.
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1871 tor We do not realy know whore TO i'm
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Ii.
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The LADY's FRIEND FOR DECEMBER-A
new Serial by the author of " East Lynne ;"
Christmas number OF surprising attractive
ness. Two exquisite steel engravIngs, bril-
liant colored Fashion plate, and numerous
fine wood cuts illustrating stories, fashions,
and fancy work, make rich array Of EN-
bellshments. g The Last Days OF Pompeil.''
is beautiful picture eff peculiar interest
and The Frontspiece, Peace be unto this
House ~ is d most appropriate Christmas
subject. Mrs. Wood will begin new story.
: Within the Maize or, LADY Andnnian's
Trial." in The January number, will be wei
come to her Numerous admirers. It will run
the whole OF next year. Every departm emf
OF this magazine IS managed with so much
care and taste that it is brimful OF choice en-.
tertSinment. Price 50 90 year Four copies
ST Eight copies (and one g.atis) $12. The
Lady's Friend and the Saturday Evening
Posi- 81 Published by Deacon & Peterson
List OF Letters
D emaining at the Post Office, Kenosha, for the
&@ week ending, Nov. gid. 1871
Andrus Mr. L Jones II r