The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25
LITERARY.

Of new eight-page original and illustrated
story and family weekly, published by Mes
srs. Waters, Ebefts Co, Chicago. The
paper presents a neat and pleasing appear
ance, and exhibits much taste in it's make up.
It's contents are varied, and rich in interest
and full of instruction. 1t contains well
written continued stories of great interest
beautifully illustrated, and entertaining short
stories. sketches, poems, ETC., with depart
ments especially devoted to the farmer, the
housewife and children One OF the princi-
pal features OF this number is Will NJ.
fCsrletsn's great poem, g The Burning of
Chicago" which the publishers have beauti-
fully illustrated Our Fsresids Friend viii
dnd welcome in every family circle. The
publishers will send specimen copy free to
any address.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE The tenth
volume of this periodical opens with the
January number, which is before us Like
its predecessors, it is full Of substantial home
reading which is admirably daptcd ITO
promot" knowledge, virtue and temperance I"
It's contributions for the month Include
story by Virginia r. Townsend "The Dead
Year OF Disaster" by George BurIeigh :;
" Washington and His Loves."rby Rev. j.
b. Wake!y, D D.; "Newbnrgh ard its Sur
roundings," by Joel T. Headley ''Goiug to
housekeeping" by Elsa Mansfield; :" Plan
ming Career" by Horace Greeley "Clly
versus Country" by Gail Hamilton I" a
~. Ore hx, 4;
THE Wife of DR.. Franklin" by JAS Parton !;
Enough's Enough" by Thomas K. Beech
err ETC., etc. The Household Il Is o blank
that has long existed, by supplying, at a low
price, good Magazine which is but one dol.
lar year, Any perron not acquainted with
it. will receive specimen copy free by adj
dressing 8. s. Wood & Co., Newburgh New
York.
The Song Messenger for December is on our
table II contains the song of Mrs. O'L4ary's
Cow, by up. Green" Editorials GU " Adapt.
ing Hymns 10 Tunes,' "The Cabinet Organ
In Play" reviews OF sheet music and books,
Che editors opinion, and not the publishers. }
Musical News, etc., and variety OF inter
esting matter by MIR. Geo. F Root and 9th
ers Also new song, " Ye Have Done II
Unto Me-" by Mr.. Root Christ mas anthem,
and several glees. Specimen copies 10 cents.
The Song Messenger is now edited by Mr., W.
Is. B. Mathews Editor of the late Musical
Independent Published by Root s. Csdy,
Chicago, ut 81 year. In I'll respects mu
sIcal paper for the people.
The Work and Play Annual of Home
Amusenents and Social sports,' just pub
shed by Milton Bradley & Co., Springfield,
Mass, offers more real social pleasure and
entertainment than anything before publish.
et for SO little money. There are 60 pages,
with colored paper cover, and beautifully
engraved plate for outside, containing about
one hundred and fifty games. acting cha.
rades, illustrated rebusses, riddles, geomet-
ricsi puzzles, &C., &C., compiled from
{. Work and Play'' for 1870 and 1871. Price,
Is cents. a.s3 . eFs
Our YOUNG FoLKs.-The February number
Of this excellent magazine has rsached our
table. The splendid story Of a Chance for
Himself" is continued this month, followed
ny six illustrated articles, all Interesting.
This is the best magazine for The young folks
published in the English language. Boston !:
James r. Osgood & Co.
TIE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL has begun
The year we'll. In no other periodical do we
find human nature 80 thoroughly treated.
We always see something in it which in.
structs US, something which entertains. and
something amusing It is a capital family
magazine. In the February number We find
illustrated articles, and sketches ON The fol
lowing: James Denoon Reymert the emf
n4nt Norwego. American; How the Faculties
Combine; PrOtoplaRm, or the Mystery Of
Physical Life; Expression-Its Anatomy and
Philosophy Conjugal Psychology Joshua
Watson, the Phllanthropic Churchman !;
Follow Your Nose" or How the Nose In.
and Cure Great Criminals Plain Penman.
ship; Pre- AdAmites Found in the Bible, a
new reading of Genesis Gov rnor Washburn
~ Massachusetts; A Marvellous COpjuror; :,
Pickles. etc. Any book, map. chart, portrait,
album, magazine, paper. or sheet music sent
by return Of the first post at publishers
prices. Allworks on phrenology, phonogra
ply, hydropathy, anatomy, medicine, me.
chancs, dictionaries, gazetteers, encyclope.
das, and GU the natural sciences. supplied.
Address s. R. Wells, No. $50 Broadway,
New York.
THE CHILDREN's HoUg, edited byT. s.
Arthur, comes to our table again. We have
often spoken in it's praise, and will now. in
stead OF saying anything ourselves. quote
he words of the Wilmington Statesman,
which says: "The editor of the Chill
dren's Hour has done a great deal for the