The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-06-20

A N0O0G
| and pastureA- Gen. Lee has recently in
| srodnce6 water into every apartment OF
| his residence The farm 10 stocked. Gen.
Lee Is his own cverseer, and has every thing
! perfectly xystematised. On an emipeDce
stands his effce, from the roof of which
fioAts Gag, on which is s painting o! Gen.
Jeb Smart on horsehacS. This flag, when
np he seen from all localities of the
farm, and denotes the Generals presence,
and that he is ready to attend 20 husiness,
R'oSlaDd Is located on the banks Of the P"
tonnac. ard from here o commanding view
al the rirsr. az far rs theey can reach,
may be had
An cccprrepce which has lately taken
place in SilesiA, has deePened the anxiety
sAhoDs Of same Silesian regiments, largely
con posed Of Catholics, had been under
arms TOR their periodical drill. But the
rumor had been spread among the men
thai WAR was going to be declared against
she Pope, and they were going 10 be march
eff TO fight him. A Pierce mutiny then
broke ont, and when the riDgleAders were
ssiEed, they ~ere rescued by their comrades,
nor was order restored Until the troops
we're soleDDls assured they were not go
ing 20 be sent against the Pope
HARD TyNEs-The New York Herald
Gipds mp o long editorial with these conso-
hing reflections '-Our condition Just now
is that of Dal who has handsome in
come and lives il q small hense. Such q
man has not long Ia wali before be is mas
ser OF fhe situation. he is already prospe
roDs. And 80 Is The country st the present
moment i is Substantially in a sound
copd ition. 1t could bear iusses ro day far
better than three Years ago. Ii Is richer
neU than II has been since 1861. A had
crop vepid distress rs less this wear than il
would bare done IL ISL or lS12 We have
put 3 stop 10 the outeo, and our income is
great that only prudent economy and
soRpC business management are needed TO
brlsg rs hack 10 . welcome prosperity. 1t
will be come years before We are ready 10
enter on another career of wild speculation,
&ns those who understand by prosperity
non aos Of living ~ the expense of others
viii have TO wait 8 while For them the
times viii continue TO be hard buf for
legitimate ind ustTy the present promises 30
be the last hard year, and if We could be
sure Of certain wholesome and needed re-
forms II the government, " Inch wouid give
resi- and good government 10 tie South and
q sound currency to the naJlon, oar period
Of bard tunes wonid be substantially al an
end
0NoxSlTo PRoDUck SLEEP u DOW ven
70re 20 suggest a 9e1 bRt simple remedy
f"s want OF sleep. OpiaBes in any form,
even the Leeor opa ssd64. chlcrof.rm, vii
leave traces Of their influence the mex,
morning. ] therefore, prescribe for myself
and have frequently done SO for others
onions SIMPLY comDon onions raw, bnt
Spanish onions ssewed win do Every body
knows the taste Of onions thls il due TO a
pecu.ia- essential oil copralDed in this most
valuable ard beAltby root This oil has,
am snre, highly sPorifc powers. In my
OWE case they De~er fail. If ! an mrch
pressed with work, aud feel ! shall nos
sleep, / eat two OF three small onions, and
the effect Is magical Onions ere also eI
ce!lsnf things To eat when mncn exposed
10 intense cold. Nr. ParnAhy, Troutdale
Fishery, Kekwick, informs me that when
collecting salmon and front eggs in the
winter be finds that COMMON rAR onions
enable him and his men % bear the ice and
cold of the semi frozen water much better
than spirits, heeT, etc