The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-19
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Lsssws Houss February. -
Tho usual variety Of articles literary merit.
IL contained In the number. Tho biographical
skstches with portraits be interesting particu.
lariy to local readers.
De La Sole Monthly. February
The February number Of this excellent monthly has
portrait Of the poet Longfellow with an
notice The other articles New Years Prayer,
Strange Story. Tendencies of Literature The Ivory
Cross Broken Cleans Gifts of Other Days. Reply to
John Ctybound, My Native Land, Annetts Story Ran
dom Sketches Winter Verses. Oceanic Highways, Tho
New Triumph OF Rome Not Parted.
Gnd Msor Frst Lessons BY Professor
We have examined this little work with consider
care and can safely recommend it valuable one. 1t
contains much valuable information which many III.
teigent writer's ignorant, yet clearly simply
impaired to be adapted the capacity children
When We add that the treated great.
est Importance in the formation Of sty L. we
think ourselves justified in placing high estimate on
the work.
Guardias, Angel. February.
This excellent little magazine commenced it's second
volume last month much improved and enlarged The
illustrations creditable. The which has
tended its short career is evidence of the spirit
talent with which it is conducted 1t is deserving of
wide circulation
The Tsxng Crusader. February.
We always glad to receive this youths magazine,
which ia both instructive and entertaining It's freedom
from the demoraNzing reading that makes up much
of the literature of the day makes it safe family Wis.
itor.
Ths Young Catholic. February.
Nothing handsomer in the way of letter press print
ing be produced than this juvenile monthly while
the illustrations far superior to those usually found
in publications of this class. The matter is udciousy
varied to suit the tastes and of the readers for
whom it is published We need not say that the tone
and scope of the contents such commend them.
selves to those having the direction of youth It is s
sued by the Catholic Publication Society Send your
orders,
American Agriculturist. February
Every man, woman and child in the country. who
lives where the backyard is not tagged except square
rod to dry clothes who lives and does not board
is should be- practically interested in the kitchen
garden To such the above monthly will be found suG.
gesve and entertaining Even the most limited space,
with the hints found in this publication may be made
to yield both pleasure and profit. Good food brings
health; fruit and vegetables mans first and most
natural food. Address Orange Judd g. Co., Broadway,
New York.
Home Journal February
We have received the fifth number of this journal,
published by j. Il Hummel. The publication is credit.
able Southern enterprise. We notice that Mr.. D.
Redmond has become associate editor. WEEDS IA
Gle pen.
The Lenten Monitor BY the Rev. p. Baker.
This is a timely book that the of
the holy of Lent 1t contains moral reflections
and devout aspirations the Gospels for each day from
AshW Wednesday to Easter Sunday Gogarty, Camp st.,
has it for sale.
TRADE Guide. 1871
We are indebted to MT. d. Webster the publisher,
for copy of the above ubicaon which will be found
useful the merchant and trader.
Failures In 1870.
Through the pofitenesa of Mr. d. Webster. 10 Canal
street, have received brochure containing list of
failures in 1870 BY this notice that the ratio
last year about to every hundred and
forty persons in business The number of failures in
Louisiana was thirty, with liabilities the amount
I 1861 no