The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-07
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The November number ofiHarper's Maya
zine closes the forty-ffth yoiume--al volume
made up from the contributions of the ablestf
contemporary writer's of America and Europe;
profuselY illustrated, containing $50 .engrav
ings, or an average of rs engrayings for each
number, and including serialssby Porte Cray
on, William Flsgg, Emilio CASTELAR,, Anthony
Trollope, Miss ThackerayI Charles dReade,
and Wilke Collins. ,OfaYolume SO brilliant
in all those features which render maya
zine attractive, the November number is
worthy conclusion.
The November numberlof the Lady's Friend
is fuller than ever Of engravings, stories, and
other good things. and completes Mrs.
Woods exciting novolet besides. But we
famous author of "East Lynne announces
already a new serial for this magazine, to be
called "The Master of Greylands )" and that
four other serials are also announced for
next year by Daisy Ventnor. Miss Douglas,
Miss Hodgson and Miss Muzzey. beauti-
Child Prophet) is also announced, while a
long list of premiums--from Sewing Ma
chimes and Gold Watches to Plates Tea
Spoons, ,&c,-are promised to those who get
mp lists of subscribers.
The November number of the Chi1dren's
Hour, edited by T.. s Arthur. just received.
the publishers Of this "favorite of the CALL
dren from five to, fifteen" say that it will
continue to be as beautiful, as pure, and as
full of attractive reading as ever, and that no
effort will be spared to keep it in the ad-
vanced position it has held from the begin
ming, as zone ofthe best magazines forl9chil-
dren in the worl d." The editor writes
largely for the Hour" and nothing goes in
to It's pages without his careful supervision.
1t will continue to be richly illustrated. You
cannot get better magazine for your little
ones. Now is the time to subscri be. Terms
81 rs year; or, SO with that exquisite pic-
ture "The Christian Graces - Sample num-
bers 10 cents. Address T. s.. Arthur g Son,
Philadelphia, Pa. g.t.- g.;I~ aa. a..
The Psychological journal for Novem Der
deserves warm welcome from the reading
public, for. taken as whole, it Is a number
OF unusual excellence, A glimpse of its
contents, only, Is afforded by the following
titles: Jesse Oney, the eminent geographer;
Independence in Thinking, strong but
carefully written paper; qsupplementing an
Imperfect Education, worth "a years sub
oriY finY> IN IL
lions; Mrs, Anna l.. Barbanld,. the poetess :;
Philips Lottery Ticket; Niue aud the Niu-
ans, Illustrated; Another nstallment Of Ex-
preston Instinct and Reason, an am using
and instructive article; Thomas SterryI
Hunt, F. r. s. !; A Little Girls first impress
sioEs of Beecher; Ode to the Nightingale;
Moral Aspects of Dancing. etc. Price of the
number, so cts. For the year, $500 A new
volume begins with 1878. Address s. R.
Wells, $50 Broadway, New York 1884
The Ladies' Repository for November CON
tans pleasing varietyof literature, fiction,
history, legend, and poetry. The articles ON
the London Tower and the "Martyrdom
OF Mary Dyer" will be read with painful In
terest. "Mr. Rude the Workingman" con-
tinues TO grow better as the denousns ent is APP
preached, and the way-side notes in the
'Fatherland" give US nearer giimpses of
common life among the German people
1.-The Missing Ship" and "Prairies.' are full
of genuine poetry. The Editorial Depart
ment" is full of spice, and will well repay
perusal. The Repository may well be
called the Art-iournal OF America as If nnh
fishes none but first class engravings, and of
these, only the best. yA
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Wisconsin has gone Republican as