The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-23
LITERARY.

! GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR APRIL, 1871 -
The following are the embellishments in this
numher: Toby is Waiting, steel plate
i Coiored Fashlon.P Plate, containing six
figures plate of Riding habits An
"Aprii Foof' engraving Extension Sheet.
contaiHing thirty eight tngra wings Aud a
great varl, ty OF raucy worl designs in the
Work Department. A beautiful design OF
an American Bracketed VITA is given on
page $50 IL the literary department there
is great amount OF reading that
u exceedingly diversified and Interesting.
Philsdelphia a Cooley, Publisher
The PhrenoIogica! Journal and Life Hlus-
rated for April. appears III its usual becom-
ing dress, aud n,ains al excellent variety
%; reading matter with several portraits. w.
would insiance-Misses Nilsson anG D4mor.
est, with portraits, Henry Burden and Eilas
! p. Nee dhxm two Inventors OF the day; the
late Boy Suicides Edward G.. Delavan !; I AL
ians in New York Tree Planning in America;
General =" Sonewail y jackson; The Ang TO-
Saxon Civilization as typlfed in Alfred the
Great; Slavery without a Master; VIM K
Bowling NJ. d ; Alice Cary, the poet Genius
aud Honesty. A good number Price 30 cts.
SO year. Sent la year, on trial. for ST.
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SoR1BNEks MONTHLY for April is AS bright
aud readable as ever. Among the articles
that will attract immediat ea,tcntion. may be.
mentioned Mr. Crapsey's paper, The An
II racite Probltm," presenting an interesting
history OF The Pennsylvania coal troubles
tracing The causes oil the recent strike,
and pointing out he means by WHICH
such disasry Us difficulties may be averted
Dr.. Holland dlscusees . Professional Moral.
ty," The Tempe rance Question and the
Press and " The SaA Domingo Question"
The illustrated articles are " Lie in the Chm
uihai Islands" Ga second exceedingly valna
bic paper from Mr. j G Ba,es): curious
microscopic disQusitlon on 1.-The Fly :" an
account OF The recent Discoveiyof Antique
Silver in Europe, aud an article on "Chli.
dren who Work" The latter il in some re-
spects, the most important article in the
present number IL is written by Mrs Jnlia
\. Holmes, a lady connected with he Bureau
- A1""NoN'A"p, VIM s''SfC pIVeCHtS INC IthuilS
Of her recent investigations in relation TO the
employments in which young children are en-
gagged, in the metropolis. The expose is q
melancholy one indeed ana cannot fall TO ex.
cite the synraihlec Of the phianthropic ev.
erywhere. The Editorial Departments are
now ranged under the (" Topics OF he Time"
!" The Oid Cabinet" = Home and Society,""
Culture and Progress abroad and ssCul-
tEre and Progress al Home" and embrace
wider range, OF information and discussion
than Is attempted hy any other american
magazine. Our readers should remember
that this lively and sterling monthly is Que
dollar cheaper than any o: the other leading
magazines.
The GALAXY tor April. gives us chapters
XVIII, and TX OF Justin McCaithy's Lady
Judnh, Tale OF Two Continents ;" three
chapters off, Overland :" and three chaps ers
OF Mrs. Edwards serial ''Ought we to Visit
her." Among the shorter articles We notice,
Lee at Getfysburgh; Captain Halls Arctic Ex-
petition ; the Mount Gems Tunue, Victor
Emanuel, King OF Ila'y /; An Ornament to
Society Ny Vrolets; Nuremturg r para
ton Mark Twain takes leave OF the Galaxy
readers with this issue, and hereafter the hu.
morous portion of the magazine Will bc under
the supervision OF Dom Plat New York !.
Sheldon & Co.