The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-16
LITERARY.


its contents shows that the publisher is de.
termined to carry out the pan embraced in
his title. 1t would be difficult to find class
of readers he has not catered TO Lovers o.
light reading, History, Humor, Agriculture,
Horticulture, &c, Poultry, Stock, Bee Keep
ing, Music, Fine Arts, aud the Drama, al
have their departments. while the young folks
haYe a page to themse ves. But the greatest
fcalule is the startling nature of the Prizes
he offer,, direct to subscribers, and not to get
tiers up of clubs. IF the secret was not fully |
explained, and well known references given. |
which show the sincerity OF bus offers, they
might well be looked upon with fistrust. A |
Singer Sewing Machine or Prince s. Co. Melo-
deon to each FIVE hundredth subscriber, and an
Excelsior Mower or Prince & Co. Parlor Or
gan TO each thousandth subscl iner, are the
prizes offered. We advise our readers to send
fifteen cents 10 the publisher, Henry H. Sage,
% Allen street, Buffalo, N Y, tor sample
copy, which fully explains the mode OF distri-
buting the prizes.
THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for March has
ia it's attractive contents many valuable and
original contributions, among
them-B ne Dick, Mystery of the Ever
gades History of Chesp Postage, by thrl
originator OF this beneficial system Among
/ he Mormon Saints, a startling expose by u
Mormon Elder Flush Times" in The Cali
tornia Miues, truthful description OF II e
Land Of Gold in 1S5o-53; Scientific and Gu
rous Facts Humors OF the Day Notes Of
rravel 0insirated) Odd Fellows Temple,
Sacramento, Gilustrated); Why Odd Fellow
ship succeeds Departments Tor the Frater-
nifty and Home Circle; Poetry and Miscellany;
News from AL parts of the Jurisdiction Of the
Order, &C., &c. Published Gy the A o. F.
Association, No 90 Nassau ST.. New York
80 SO year ; 81 rs volume; Is cents copy
MxKRY's MUsEUM-The March number OF
TINS established iavorte of he boys and girls,
has among other good things, thrilling story
entitled, What that Coast Cost" by Miss
Darling, au hor OF Battles al Home !" Terms
| 81 so year For specimen and Premium
List address tie publisher, HORACE Full
LER, Bo,ton
BALLoU's MAGAZINE The April number
of this superb magazine is already issued.
and contains list of contents such as will
please every one, old and young. "rhe Rivals
on the Deep" which will be found IN the
A prI number, alone is worth more than the
Whole price Of he magazine It is the beat
sory that has been written this year. But
all the tales in Bailou's Magazine are good.
| Themes & Talbot, Go Congress street, Boston,
are the publishers but Balou's Magazine is
Tor sale by all the periodicaI depots in the
coRntry at Is cents per copy, or 81 so per
wear; and 1t is dubbed with 1.-THE Monthly
Novelette'' Tor $500
HEALTH AND HOME is the title Of new
Health Magazine, Of a pages royal octave,
| just issued in very u at form by W R. De
Pu, & Brothers, S05 Broadway, New York. In
their prospectus the publishers promise a
nigh-toned practical journal, edited not IN the
interest OF any medical party or clique, but
one which shall CLEAN from all fields, hold
under contribution all schools Of medicine. and
seek aid from ali intelligent accessible teach
ters." The first number now before us
has varied and inviting table of contents
which needso only to be seen to awaken atten
ton. 1t furnishes not only number Of elab
orately prepared papers, but also great va
riety OF miscellaneous "factss hints, rene
dies, etc." for the family circle: The pub
FISHERS offer it to subscribers at 81 80 year
and calls for canvAssers in all parts Of ths
country, TO whom they will pay large casf
Icommissons
Tua LADY's FRIEND for April, is remarka
BILE number The Morse Princess stee
] pIaIe, in Illman's best style. is worth hun
drsd commonplace, expressionless subjects
however faely executed. and we would rath.
err have it than room.full of gaudy chromos
SO superb picture at so triflng aprice is
thing to be wondered at. The Fashion Plate
presents group of ladies most stylishly at.
tired in Spring costumes ; and an abundant
variety of illustrations show the latest shapes
for basques, ovrrskirts, sashes, etc. The mu-
sic il the 'Vive la Coterie Galop." And
hen, what feast OF reading in the choice
stories ana poems s'Three Versions of the
Same Story - is a sprightly little feminine
sketch. - One Woman's Experience, begins
a story OF uncommon excellence. Made
moiselle Deigny" is concluded SATISFACTORY
/ + 1.-THE Beautoys of Belv.dere,'' is scontin.
ued, and 1.-The Wedding Gift" 's.Kafhleen's
z gag ment," and Aunt Dorcas," keep up
he high reputation of this magazine for at
tractiYe 81 ort stories. Published by Deacon
81 Peterson, Philade!phia. ae 5arsgei FIT
TEE CHICAGO MAGAZINE Mrs. Rayne's
success as an editress OF a fashion magazine
is established. The work grows better and
better with each succeeding issue. The
March number is o model of nea tness. both
as to Illustrations and in literary matter