The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-19
LITERARY

the fourteenth VOlume OF tnls sterling maya
zine. It's contents are SO varied as to SUIT
every taste. and besides giving full reports of
the doings and condition Of the Order every
where. its pages are freightsd withsfrst-c ass
family reading, interesting, instructive, and
editying to all alike. Every number Is beau
tfuly illustrated. We do not see how aEy
member Of the Order can be content without
this admirable publication. Subscribers
coming in for the next year (Vcls. XIV and
XVD Will receive new and superb premium
picture, worth the price of the magazine.
20 50 year. Address A. 0. T. Association,
Box AIT, New York.
Godey's Lady's Book for January 1873,
contains tho following illustrations: Going
to School In WiDter" superior steel en-
craving; steel plato title-page. containing
several pictures; 40 elaborate cnlored fash
ion plate; q colored plate Of fancy ~work
"Happy New Year" one Of Godey'3 original
designs on cOlored paper and an abundance
OF novelties tor the toilet The " DIRK depart
ment is in erspersed with variety of useful
designs Drawing Less MS are sIso given.
The literary matter ID made up from sto"-
les and articles from the best magazine writ
ers in t q country. Marion Harland COM
u,ences her new novelette, in this number.
"Locke's National Monthly" is the title OF
anew literary magazine published by Locke
& Jones. Toledo, Ohio. The fir t number
dated December. 1872, has been received
r, - nd hon nF
IN grs, mailed to subscribers at ST. 90 per ar
rum, and soId in he cars and In the book
snr, tor ten cents a number The table of
contents axes wild range Of topics and
gives the reader greet variety in story,
ak e oh. essay, and editoria' comment.
Mr. D. r. Locke con r butes a two page
poem, 1851 1871" touching the war period
of the Nations life, and story in his best
vein THE Nissan hrnpe" The reader will
a'so recOgn' T. the humor and spirit chdrac-
| terizing h" latter in other articles The
longer stnrirs. "The Story of q Love that
VS. not Blighted +" by George wainwright,
A Woman's Face. or, The En- 'tonal Expe-
rence Of Young Artist" by w. II. Frank
instene, and he "Phani ON Ship,n are exct-
ing, ar fresh and are out, of the common
line. "The Story of Content" by Richard
EGrsnt; THE Lost Maiden" ny John Thorn
"a; nor Sroue Walls "by Birch Arno nd
Mrs Simpsons Troubles" by W II Bus
He,, represent five different types OF the mag
azine story, and all have the qualities TO IN
terest and please In Il he list of ESSAYS and
sketches there are "a man wirhnut Hab t.
| by j B. Bstelrr; "Resptcl ObiIity in Poll
Itics," by Rev Rnbert MrCune New spa
prrs-The Groresque in Itemz'nC," By Oil
yer T Howlaud and Literary Remunera-
ton" The poems are "WIth the Tide" ny
h. VI. Sherwood Sub Occano.' by B.
B,ttelie; Not YETI by Newell Loveirv /;
l.. One DAv," by S4llie NJ joy Four y. qes
are'devol ed to- Hamor OF the Day.. and
two pages to Editorial Notes .
Thenew monthly j., in short. hrst class,
heightened. literary magazine, fully NJ O
the standard of our four dollar month es
Specimen copies will br sent by the publish
ers on receipt OF ten cents. The mon h Y
starts off with list OF ten thousand sub
scribers and p, Oml.es TO be a great success.
The chronological Journal for D. cenber
is a capital number OF this mo excellent
monthly, and worthy completion of its
/ ifty-ffh volume. Let us note a few of he
topics considered william Astor, the no.
ted millionaire, with Gne portrait; An
Client Human Crania Man as an Inashtsnt
OF Two Worlds Expresoion--the conclusion
IF this most vaiuabIe series of essays; Some
Familiar Views OF Society; The Pretty Man,
and the Doll Feed Woman; Mr.. Froude II
America How t"e Organ of the Brain were
Discovered; William Fl S~wa~d, with a
Isptendid portrait; On the Formal on Of
Chorac The Onr-E,p ed Conductor. again :;
F my Fern; O"Igin Of Metal lierous Drpos.
its; Freckes and Beauty; Christian and In
liidel. etc. 80 cents for thenumhHr, So year.
Now 10 The tim TO send vnur suhscrip ion 0
J. R. Wells $50 Broad way New York.
ENERGY AND PLUCK The publishers OF
B4llou's Mon hy Magazine were burnt ont
by the sreat fire. at Boston In less than
Etwenty- four hours after their premises were
destroyed they hod purchased a new Office
and were hard a. work on he January num-
ner, which will be issued at the usual time
| md sent to subscriber. We like such evil
drnce of pluck and we like Balou's Maya
ne also, for it Is worthy of the support OF
he whole community.
The Ladies' Reposi DRY for December cou-
aims the compile ion OF .he fine story, Mr.
| &udd the Workipg-m novelette,: Ralph
| r1rrgory's Wife, hy the celebrated poetess Of
Vermont, Miss Julia G, X. Dorr; The Thea
r and Religion. by Rev j W. Carhart, D.
ID. Out OF the Highways in the FatherIand.