The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We have been favored with copy of this Report and
the results very satisfactory patrons
and Creditable the Rector Rev. Father Haskins The
views SGT forth % to the
stitutions are In some respects original The Rev Fa-
ther has not arrived at his conclusions without much
study and reflection. he Travelled in Europe and OK.
amned its most noted reformatory schools adopting
whatever was commondable In their management But
Father Haskins has mainly relied ON his own happy in
SEPARATIONS. Above all he has had an all.abounding
means 70 ends.
With regard to the OF boys received says
it IL suppose that the is prison
re1rmatory in the odipus of the words 1t is
no me prison than is Every wen regulated family,
wherc the father and mother guard instruct their
WAnd country ON all holidays. provided they deserve
it by their good conduct and application study
cious boys, what called incorrgibles not
ceived their influence would be to good dsci.
pine. But don't You take little scamps pick pockets
Co. from the criminal courts, and place them in with
the others 4 No. If believe them to bo SUCH and
wishingto conue such. An experience of many years
among boys sconvinced me that the little fellows
brought before courts not half bad they
are represented nor so bad as those who adopts
enough eude the policeman, bold enough defy
him. rich enough to or bride him. Old and hard
ened offenders break, enter and steal. They say to
little fellow, unused to wrong doing boy just
get into that window, will you unbot this door
Or Of them having the stolen package in his arms
and seeing policeman, Gays, Jim, say, carry this
bundle for round the there, like good fe.
low, and wait till come for it, won't be long, po
Nceman in sight the thieves their heels
and escape. 'Artful Dodgers they are while the
poor innocent little divers arrested and carried in
triumph to the lookup. The evidence ia sufficient
goods found Them are convicted and sentenced
Our reform and school ships filed with such
boys whereas they designed for the like but
rather for the principles inoorrgbles The Others
the brighteyed little victims. should be their
parents; at least to school asylum, where
they would find good, vrtuous companions. and good
examples-nciting to emulation, and forth bloom.
ing-not blghtsd."
Catholic World.
In gancing the August number, find it
even more than usually interesting The second
tioe of Froudes History of England" is quite
than the first The proofs of Froud's ig-
aorance and misrepresentation whelmng. This
author has fallen into the hands of critic able acute
and patient who has to the best materials and
makes judicious of them The sketch of q two
by two ladies to the remotest wilderness of
Maine is delightful reading and similar articles would
add greatly to the pleasure of large class. relief
from more serious matter An interesting and valuable
account Is given of the sacred drama of Adam, ORR
ginal SIM" which 1t has been said that Milton Dor
rowed the conception of his Paradise Lost The writer
in periodical satisfied that almost every page of
support of his opinion gives full synopsis
latter poem with translated extracts The examination
of Janus" continued another letter from the Coun
Gil by Father He6ker; tHH acoount of the famous Re-
formasory Boys at Messy is very interesting many
other articles there which have had opportu
nifty Of reading.
The American Agrieulturist. August
The August number Of this monthly has a very tax
Ing table of contents plans with illustrations for
moderately cheap, convenient, and very complete
dwelling house here given. More than n hundred
articles and with nearly half hundred pleasing
and instructive engravings furnishing plain practical
useful information and reading for the farm the garden
and the t1e folks-in city, village and country- up
the ample reading pages of this excellent paper.
Leisure Hours. August.
Among the articles find interesting biography
of Gen. VIM. B. Thomas; the first chapter of new
story Lillian the Mystery of Caatie Stanley; Gray
combs Ghost Biography of A. W, Gasgam A Flower
from Gethsemane.
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Compend:u,p Opportunc Redacta ct IUpsfrdta- Fds
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Mr. c. d Elder Commercial Place, lie agent fer the
above work
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before the people of England picture quoted from
Irish paper which, If told of any other nation Spain,
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