The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-25
LITERARY.

Woods Household Magazine, under the editori
al management OF Gail Hamilton, has more than
doubled its subscription list, during the last four
months The May lumber contains migration.
ooionization, Homes,'' by Horace Greeley; miss
Hannah Adams by James Parton II .usehold
! Discoveries" by Gail Hamilton Brother An
aerson, by Thomas K. Beecher Longevity" by
@r. Dio Lewis ; "reminiscences of Rev. DR.. Be-
thune," by A, A. Willis, D. D., etc. Every
woman should read Gail Hamilton's editorial, in
! WHOA sne says III Will never do to trust men
win liberty which they will abuse The best Of
tnem' men VINO may be respectable and even dis
tlnSulshed az Jurlsts, doctors, merchants mechan-
les are III domestic matters, but children of n
larger growth. They must be trained They NAV
be allowed liberty, but they must not be allowed
TO take it without permission
The Household is frstclass original Magazine.
published at one dollar year, by s. s. Wood &,
Co., Newburgh, N. z. A specimen copy mailed
tree 10 any address.
OLIVER OPrIo's MAaAzINE.-The MAY number az
this ever welcome monthly visitor is crowded
with good things from the pens OF the most popu
lar writer's for the young. Oliver Optcs's Story.
s Sea and Shore. or the Tramps of a Traveller. -
UenOnnmpnf
Mrs. E. u. Oheney's Salie Williams, the Mouff
tain Gir," is continued. Elijah Kellogg's "Whis
pering Pine is full of interest. There's capita1
poem entitled Thirty Yeas Ago." by Nellie M
Garrabrant. Barefoot Kings" by Geo. s Bur-
leigh. taking sketch of g The California Bow
By Mrs. L. A. b. G. Curtis. A Humorous Dia-
ogue and Humorous Piece for Defamation
The Pigeon Hole Papers are crammed with enter
taintng reading and valuable information The
Head Work is puzzling. The Letter Bag, of
course interesting. The editorials detailing the
Editors adventures in the lecture field capital
and the illustrations attractive. No better num-
Der of this Magazine has ever been issued, and no
better Magazine than this published in the World.
Lee 6 Shepard, Boston, the publishers, al
s., 50 per year.
THE LADIES' REPOSITORY we have inst re-
ceived the April number ST this excellent Maya
zine We cannot speak too highly of it's pages:
there is refreshing amount of originality about
which is very pleasing. No pains seem to be
spared in its preparation while it's general ap-
pearance and ''make up" are all that can be de-
sired. Each number contains eighty superroyal
octave pages, double column printed on the
inest calendered paper, and is embellshed with
style of the art, and several rst-class Wood Illus
trations. For amount and quality of reading mat :
ter for mechanical execution and illustrations the
Repository stands high among the best magazines
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1mes year, commencing in January and July.
Terms; Three dollars and Fifty cents per annum,
or One Dollar and Seventy-Five cents Volume.
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