The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-29
LITERARY.

| issued" and when, and where or how this
continued improvement is to stop is a curious
problem We think with each number thai
its reasonable limit of excellence has been
reached, but are as often surprised and de
lighted with some pew and attractive tea
ture. The March number has the ado itional
chapters of Oliver Optics new story, ''Sea
and Shore 5" of E jan Kellogg's "Whisper
ing Pine" and OF Mrs. Cheuey's ''Sally VIII
liams, the Mountain Girl three as Gascinat-
ing stories as ever were written for BOYS or
girls pigeon hole Papers land Head Work ;
Add to these numerous excellent pic ures
scattered through the pages, some of them
"full page "and all attractive, and we have
Magazine that well deserves it's reputation
as 1.-THE best Juvenile Periodical published"
Boston Lee & Shepard.
The LADY's FRIEND FOR MARCH The
Steel Plate in this number is charming-a
bright, sweet face, THE Tambourine Girl ,"
There is a handsome Coored Fashion Plate,
and pleasant family group singing "The
Evening Hymn" Music-"We'd Better Bde
Wee" The Illustrations of fashions look
stylish, and there are patterns tor fancy work
in variety. The literary matter keeps up the
high reputation of this magazine There is a
very good story by Mary l.. BOles Branch
august Bell, and one my Miss F. Hodgson,
quietly +old, out of remarkable merit Mrs.
Hosmer's Emission Work. is satisfac orily
concluded Queen Coquette' continues to
be a fascinating serial and Mrs. Woods novel
grows exceedingly interesting. Price, 81. 90
q year. Four copies. S. Eight copies (and
one grat;s), $12. "The Lady's Friend" ard
The Saturday Evening Post" 81 Published
by Deacon & Peterson, Philadelphia, Single
copies for sale by all News Dealers, and by
the Publishers, price 90 cents.
The OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR MARCH -
This progressive and instructive periodical
opens with a most timely article on "Some
Savages," detailing the characteristics OF The
most noted Apache chiefs, both dead and
alive including full description Of Chefs
Enormously called Cochise), who is now the
terror of Arizona and New Mexico. The
present number abounds in Western, Pacific
Is stands, and Oriental sketches, viz. "Trop-l
teal Caifornia-No. 8 - 1.-THE Gorge of the
Columbia ~ Pacific Sea Coast V:ews-No. |
8 :" 'Chincse Triennial Examinations :"
g About Sea Lions - and taboo" - an
exquisite Tahtian sketch, undoubtedly from
the pen of Charles Warren Stoddard. Ferns
aud Wild Oats" is not an exaggerated picture
of reckless tritling with the young and tender
hearted, the narrative touching the heart to
tb = every core. o. the poems, "Leslie Ly-I
alluded to in the Etc" de-
by Alice Cary. etc" is full
and varied and the book reviews numerous.
The magazine is published byJ ohnH. Germany
& Co., 400 Washington St. San Francisco, at
81 per annum.
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE, Contains for
March, Mustc-Il Trovatore. Sophie Mans
field by Mrs. Lydia P. Palmer. Use by c.
Good Life, Long Life. Wait; by Josephine
Fuller. Curious Incident. Other PEOPLES
Windows by Pipsissiway Potts. Over at
Last by Mrs. Hattie F. Bell. Under the
Snow by Hester A. Benedict ALWAYS be
Jennie Jones. The Test for burning Oils.
Six in All : by Virginia F. Townsend. Fineua
Respice by NJ. E. Rockwell. The Passing
Years. Saturday Night. Emmelne by
Majasa. Visits of Angels by Rev. David D.
Hudson. Mothers observation-disclosures
by the Author of''Talks with q Child" Bows
and Girls Treasury-Polly's Prayer by
Gerald" The Garden and Greenhouse
The Rose. Evenings with the Poets-Wearv
Chicago; J. G.. Whittier.-"MyB Beth :"
by Miss AIcott. Current Literature. Edit ors'
Department. Published by T. s. Arthur &
Son, Philadelphia. 50 year; copies for Sc.
CHILDREN's HoUR-MARCH NUMBER-CoN-
TENTS.-Tke Sick Kitten.-Nettie's Lessen.
by Madge Carol The Star
by s. Jennie Jones The Little Nursling by
Clio Stanley. The White Owl by Laura
8. Hagner. The Soldiers Squirrel by MO.
j. Counsels for the Young. The Face in th
Glass, Qllustrated) by Hester A. Benedict.
The Stolen Apple by Mary E. About
Mountains by Aunt Lizzie. The most
Park in the World by ED.
Adventures Of Kittie Whtefoot by Pearl
Peverll. The Dead Robin Hermit Crabs,
(Illustrated) by E. B. D. Rich and Poor by
Mary f. Plummer. The Bottle of Oil. New
Years Day in three Places. Published in
Philadelphia, by T. s. Arthur & Son. 81 Is a
year. S copies for SIS,
I On Tuesday of this week James Gibbon Of