The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-03

Egypt" could they be had without the
company OF malaria But everything
hns is compenss,ions; we too, in Mime.
sofa, have ours Provisions never spoil
meat requires no sailing, the animal cut up
into steaks or pieces suitable Tor cooking
freezes and remsus in that state until used
it cannot b. sailed or smoked, Hay
stacked out Of doors is dug out Of the
snow rs green AS when first put up. But
ter requires Ratchet for spreading, and
Kerosene resembles milk From the cx-
IRENE dyness OF the air sounds can he
beard at surprising distances. Talking
can be heard a mile of and the footsteps
over the ringing snow are heard long be-
fore the person can be seen. when the
nights are clear magnificent auroras fling
their flaming banners over the northern sky
and when the days are not cloudy, won
deTfui mirages revealing landscapes miles
away and lowering over them as many al five
suns. Dut IL - 100 IDti III nv w lN' ~
tell the truth, the Boosting Of Miunesotiaps
that the winter is season Of enjoyment
is all fudge, they hole up like rabbits when
the temperature fan tn ,ow, lor il is not in
human nature 20 endure 50 int use degree
Of cold without suffering, Were preach
er would change tue tactic, and describ.
Hadcs as place with the thermometer
minus fifty and capture every Minnesotian.
For my part have DOT many more years to
live and as soon as THE terrific winter re
lakes It's icy letters and can dispose Of my
loose personal property, ana going to fit
10 warmer CLINE and yet 3 little more
blessed sunshine Indications are that the
"Nor,hwestern Boom bubble is about
ready to be prickcd. hear many expires
sions Of discomfort Wheat is the only
crop and experience is showing that tins
soil contains the wheat producing element
for about ten or twelve years, then the bot
tom drops out In the southern part OF
this state, lands that formerly produced
thirty bushels of wheat to the acre, now
brings from three to eight, this farm has
produced that amount and last year with
as fair cultivation az II ever had, 1t brought
scant nine bushels per acre, and IN this way
the wheat lands are becoming exhausted
aud moving farther west, Then will the
limit be reached, Quite number OF fail
ures are reported from Fargo, The multi
tude of new corners all bringing money
with them, made that commodity quite
plenty, but with high prices for building
material fuel, proysionF'~w such as
our Harne got for threshiug $3.50 per day
and board to come out of a light crop OF
wheat at IS cents bushel, is fast bringing
the thing down to bed rock, and wheat
ia the only resource. Corn is 40 impossl'
bility-tbe oats are no source OF revenue,
being consumed in the country potatoes
though tine, are the same No truit nor
none OF those little accessories which bring
in loose change in more temperate climate
The farm which sold for $4,000 last sep
TENDER, will not bring over $4,000 in the
spriug 1t seems that real estate has
touched the highest figures that will attain
for several years to come aud though the
northwest will be the wheat producing re-
gion, thougl, it has increased with surprls'
ing rapldty though 1t is filed up with
| wonderful, energetic, enterpnsing, inteil'-
gent people, though its fertile soil is brought
under cultivation quicker than any IN the
world, vet from the limited number OF Its
productions, the boom cannot las always
| The fancy prices must come down, TINS 40.
surd speculative mania must cease, and
everything must conform TO the capabilities
of the country, and ere long, the tide OF
immigration will 90 those winter climate
with more varied production and greater
comforts. II 10 with regret that | VIII
leave Minnesota in two years and chanee
shat have spent here will long be remrm'
| ObTuu. f1Ut suuihClc NV S''''NNS'
landscapes are enchanting, her lakes are
gems OF beauty, her health IS magnltlclen'
her people aud society are all that could. oe
wished for, her Attic winters, and limited
numbers of production are the great draw
backs Am not adapted 10y nature 10
such intense cold and it pinches 80 severe
ly ana suffer 50 during the cold weather
from rheumatism, that in the spring ] will
again seek the sunny south.
JUST RECEIVED FROM ST. LOUIS,
AT MRS. s, WILLIAMSONS
A complete and elegant line of masquerade
costumes, Also an elegant line OF real
laces aud Irish point embroideries. Ladies
and gents will save money by calling and
purchasing before going elsewhere. Nv.