The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-05-04
LITERARY.

| IHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY IOT WAY piAhSo VI
1.-The following table of contents The Descent
of Fire May-Flowers; Organization of La
J bor-its Aggressive Phases )" The Campbellt
are Coming :" Vox Populi; Kate Beaumont
Bubbles from an Ancient Pipe; Castiliar
days Mountaineering in the Sierre Nevada
Delsarte In May ; The Capture OF Fort
Fisher Our Eyes, and How to take care OF
them; Our Whispering Gallery Recent Lit
erature. Boston: James R. Osgood & Co.
OUR YOUNG FOLKS for May gives US three
chapters of J. T Trowbrldge's famous story
entitled 81 Jack Hazard and his fortunes an
| interesting illustrated article on " LLvers )"
an illustrated article on "The Mamoth Cave"
and host of other stories. This is splendid
magazine for young people, and is improving
as it advances in age. Boston: James R.
Osgood. & Co.
THE GALAxY.--The May numberlof this fine
magazine contains good portrait of Dom
Piatt. Mark Twain has severed his connec-
tion with this publication, and the "Memo-
randa - has given away to the Galaxy Club
Room" presided over by the genius whose
phiz graces the illustrated portion in this
number. The literary matter is fully up to
the standard-each of the serials growing in
interest. New York Sheldon g. Co., Pub
fishers.
THE NURSERY for May brings us choice
selection of illustrations and interesting sto-
ries for the youngest readers. The engravings
in this book are always gotten up. in the best
style of the art, and cannot fail to please.
Boston John D. Shorey.
The PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for Maya
very superior number-contains an array of
over twenty stated articles, besides its ever
valuable Miscellany; among the more inter-
esting subjects may be mentioned: Edward
Harris. the eminent Rhode Island wooden
manufacturer :; ~ wouldn't be a Phrenolo-
gist why not ? Suggestions to Public
Speakers Dead or Alive-which? Woman
as Woman's Rights The Feet-their Dress
and Care In the Mammoth Cave without a
Guide; Charles Sumner; The Utah Gentiles !;
Why we need Women as Physicians /; Defect
i've Educational Methods; A Free Pulpit-a
need of the Times; The Sugar Maple Tree !;
The Traveller, poem, by Oliver Goldsmith,
Illustrations, specially designed for this Jour
nal. Price 80 cents So year. Sent half
year in advance, on trial, 81. S. R. Wells,
$50, Broadway, N. Y.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAzINE-Most
heartily do we welcome the, May number Of
this Magazine. We hardly recognized it as
it entered our Office in its new Spring clothes;
but while admiring the color and quality OF
it's dress, wes were delighted to see that it
adorned the back of our old friend. The i'm
provements which have followed thick and
fast in this magazine, show the enterprise
and success of its publishers. The heavy pa
per is great addition, as we'll as the cover,
and its typographical appearance is unsur-
passed The contents are unexceptionable,
and among its list Of contributors are some of
the most noted writer's of the day. We do
not understand how Mr.. Wood is able to do
so much for SO little money-nevertheless we
are very glad to acknowledge his achieve
ments. The Magazine is furnished for the
small sum of one dollar. Specimen copy
free. Address s. s. Wood s. Co., Newburgh,
N. Y. ~ \
The LITTLE CORPORAL for May is an excel
lent number, pleasing and instructive read
ing matter for boys and girls, and older peo-
pie with young hearts. Terms $1.50 year.
Send stamp for specimen number and Premi-
um List 10 John E. Miller, Publisher, Chica
60, I'll.
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE for May is on
our table. This number contains fine en-.
craving entitled ''Dust in the Eye' favor
tie piece of music, "The Globe Schottische,"
and some excellent stories. The fashion
plates, Mothers Department, Home Circle,
Evenings with the Poets, and Fruit Culture
for the Ladies, are all interesting. Philadel-
|phia T. s. Arthur & Sons.
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