The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03
LITERARY.

WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for
| April iAv1ies US to'the following feast Of
reason and fpw of soul:" The Good God
tiess; midsummer Dream; The Slow
PnlsoniDg; Whims, by Addison; Miss
l"Pop i'm; Music; Make Your Oppol tuni~
ties; A Prize Story; An Honest Rumsell-
ter's Advertisement; Unreasonable Devo-
ton, by Gail Halniton; Simplicity in
Prayer; My Little Gentleman, by T.. M.
Alcott; Cradle Song, by j. G.. Holland;
Rkke-Tlkke>Tak; Good Advice, by Har-
rlet Beecher Stowe; and Editorial. includ-
ing The Pictures in Our Homes, CORES.
pondencc, Hnusekeeper, Fashion Letter,
Sense and n Esense, Home, etc, For
specimen copy, enclose wo stamps and
aidress WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
(TItnes Building New York City, or 81
and 80 Front ST., Newburgh, N Y.
LocKE's NATIONAL MONTHLY Locke &
Jones. Toledo, Ohio) continues to improve.
The number for April has a new illustrated
northumberland w hich will be full
~ appreciated. The story Oue Divorce aud
One Death, by George Wainwright, grows in
iEterest AID intensity, and gives some start
ling pictures of Lille Among other stories.
The Mystery of Babelrhorpe, ty Richard
G rant. and Junius Nivet, by James Maurice
Thompson, are specially noticeat lie, not only
because they are unlike other stories. but be
cause they have with this marked individual.
! itv, great excellence. The number will be
sent TO any address for ten cents The num-
hers Tor March, April end May, con aiming
Mr.. Wainwright's story, Will be sent for IS
cents. The subscription price per year is
81 90.
THE LADY's FRIEND-The leading engrav-
Ing in the April number Of this excellent
Magazine is Il fine pIct ure, called, Waterman,
What of the Night? This is one of those
pictures. out OF the usual hackneyed style.
That We so often find in this Monthly. Then
there is The Alpine Saeperdess, and the usual
number OF engraviugs, illustrating the Fash.
ions. The music this month is kiss and
Never TELL which contains an excellent
moral ii nothing else. Among the literary
contents are Canned Peac hes, by A. M. Dana {;
Una and her Prince, by Mss Muzzey; A
Bachelor's Soliloquy DOrothea. by Fannie
Hodgson &c. Published by DEACON & Pc.
TERsoN, 3l9 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
The attractions in the April number of
Scrbner's, and those which reto appear
managers are interested In their work. No
one can read the pages Of the current mum.
Der without being we'll repaid. Scribner &
Co., New York.
Every child should be allowed time to read
the magazines published specially for them.
AmoLg these not one Is more popular or in
s:ructlve than Our Young Folks, published
by j 4. Osgood 81 Co., Boston.
The Children's Hour for April is as full Of
attractive reading for the youngest reader as
ever Great care is given o the supervision
of its pages, and 1t is an excellent periodical
tor the yonng. I. s. Arthur, Phill delphia.
Arthur's Magazine Is on hand. There is
long table IF contents, treating on q great
variety of interesting subjects. Nothing
is dull in the April number. The engra wings
are little better than usual. T. s. Arthur
d Son, Philadelphia.
The Atlantic Monthly for April is receiv-
ed, and presents its customary implement
of 81 erng articles. The exploits OF Edward
Genet in the United States" "Some Impress
stons CT London Social Life" and the Sym
mes Theory Of the Earth" are ntVibution
OF much interest to the historian, the sociol-
ogtst, and the scientist. -a
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