Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-14
.,x,r poog MANS JOYS.

rborp il liaiy Il Pooi - Isrovi-
, '... IL cot1plainings against lios
l'' IL ~ against his feilowmen' ooi'e'."'es
Pc u ,, "s 70 a monotonous season. ne may
EIjssle with his tongue s some s, and TO
s, aiser who is a curse to himsel1 anu
u''s. a,nd him. He loves and joys IN
O'' %, 81 his bosom, because she as wei
2 n %,'r is blessed with hea''n auu
ah and labor keeps their strength up
Fsa 4sa;, love warm while between the la
.,h man and his lazier wife, strengIh
\, " hs,lth fails, and with these failures
'"s, failure in reciprocal love; ana SO
|Inn.y. a~istrust, hate, followed by divorce
.a train of events linked together Dy inc
~. # cause and effect. But the poor man
I'm, il, muscle and love, labors IN cheer-
,nrss to supply the wants and little luxu-
!, If wife and six children, who are NOT
II oh,e to earn their own living. Love
eoutentment beam from the depths OF
bright eyes, and one warm kiss from the
konau he loves as he enters his humble
ome from his days toll, is worth more TO
am than a thousand dollars is to the un-
&.tisded and boarding miser. His wife and
Ajlren glory in the honest man VINO uh-
omphiningly tolls for their support; their
I've, their happiness. The wife appreciates
|Etlle husband, and does all that lies in her
hover to mutually assist in caring for and
~sduvating those pledges of affection SO dear
III their hearts. Having his dear ones
ElOye, he thanks God with a full heart for the
$lessings that surround him, and asks
haught but life and health. that he may min
tier to their wants and their joys. Not a
Eaave Of jealousy rutfles his lake of poverty,
the gay happiness of the a%ristocrat passes
etore him with a curse of silent scorn just
BiSble on his mustached lip. Without ma
Ice, he feels a conscious contempt tor an in
Ferior dressed in fortunes trappings wrung
rom the sweat of honest labor. Not a par
BNce of admiration is lost tor his wife, as the
Eflk-be-dizened woman of fashion spreads
Ter ''fuss and feathers to his gaze. Not a
lpang OF discomfort shoots through his great
Eheart, but his thoughts revert to his humble
EDome, his Mary, and that nest of darllngs
Fhat love tG call him father. The f~ive-cent
ealco dress worn by his wife is dearer in
Hlls eyes than all the rich and tawdry trim
sralnss that garnish the mud-made represen-
Fatve OF aristocratie fashion. And who is
'As poor man whose hopes and tears are
tempered by honesty. love and frugal in.
#ousry! This is the man who stands at the
z'ead OF his species, because he is the MAJ
#Sho produces, while those who dictate
E'efals 10 the poor are drones and consum
III Wipe out the laborer, and higll-heal
gu consumers, with their tyrant lash raiset
VI elssa, would perish tor want Of food. Th,
p0of man lives for the good of all, Will,
Wv flch drone lives for himself alone. TIL,
~, usually die poor, although they hav'
p'o'uced IN their day much wealth. Some
a0's mas the wealth he produced, and tina
NV '0ouy as a rule, is the non-producer
po'f man lives most emphatically t
Ivy l'ie society of wife and children
u: A ',le arlstocrat mourns the conduct c
,.a a''''s. lie lives to die beloved by hi
"'y ana friends, while the millionaire
n,,;s.. oafied by his relations. waiting in
s'','y Tor his money. And when deae
!. init 'ss,.ls between brothers and sisters
Ntlrr h ~ orotherly love is destroyed an
with "".e Is nppermost in their relation
mos a eash Other With all the bitter fee
: anu fecriminatious 50 frequently .