The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-01-22
downright. Is,r3. by Edgar W. Nse.l

was speaking last month to Il monh-
taineer of North Carolina regarding the
prosperity Of that region. and especial!
.resuecting the growth of the brick and
tile business. The man was IA clay col
ored man. with clothes to match. lie
was a sad looking man. with the ar OF
one who had hoped with Others that with
the election OF Mr.. Cleveland buckle.
berries would go up to eleven cents. and
that the air would be full Of welcome TO
the south and cheap English clothing
made extra long in the limbs to MT the
trade,
Eyes" he said. hit seems like there Is
more call for hands in the brick works.
but h near like mostly nlg-ers. fcrno
white man wants to fuss around III the
mud all day when he Ought to pe Out
huntin And as for cool'n clay. my
folks haven't saw Il well day since VAN
derbilt put his Old bakeshop in amongst
our vlctuals."
Iowa and Illinois at this season OF the
weir seem to be Just bulging ont with
corn and other grain went into Chi
capo the other day and visited the big
building where they sell SO much corr
and wheat. | asked "A man it ne could
show me some corn. Yes. he SAID
he could sell me half Il million .: Feb
ruary corn. He had ii little basin OF 1t
near by, and everybody was talking so
much at the same time that it worried me
and ! asked him to step V riot hotel.
where we could be by ourselves We
went there. and mp TO my room. which
- -, ,,-,% a. - naNy f.ftSl-
dent might overlook IL man who came Oh
to see HIM about getting his son-in-la"
a place as clerk ut the court OF 81,
James. ,
ate some of the corn and was pleased
with it. so | bought my seed oi nm Tor
next year He told the board OF trace
about it. and when | went there the next
day | received an ovation. ! have. how
! ever. a box of these self fastening pants
buttons in my trunk. 50 that in "A httit
while O wouldn't have noticed 1t at all
The board Of trade. or whatever 1t is. ii
Chicago, is no way to live. Gray haired
z men there cut up like Il parcel OF comics
I Then they make their wives believe tina
/ they earn "A livelihood that way
Idop't mind having a little quiet fui
/ ever at my time of life. but when grown
:. up men with whiskers pour two busllei
of winter wheat down my back Just De
cause my clothes were made IN Ashev1ii
murmur II ! repne.
Men who have arrived at the age G
Il forty years and find themselves at Christ
G mastide buying pianos and shaving ou'
a fits for their children ought to sort OF ton
down. seems to me. and have some dig
nity, Health ought also to be considered
Those who have never tried 1t cannt
* understand how cold IA couple OF bushe
- of winter wheat is to the person OF OF
!, who has been tenderly reared. One ma
:, said IN u mufiied tone aside to anothf
=, !" tina, he understood ! was one OF ii
! ,oy,,oo riche. This is not SO. for II
II humble home is tar away from Nauvo
" the old Hades hole Of ~polygamy. lam n,
H. r1ch, and ! have neve led a double III
le partly because | do not regard it as rig
III and partly because ] aIn SO promlne'
+ that / am soon discovered. That is o.
I Of the horrors of greatness,
a The board of trade conversed free
with each other simultaneously. and
"a seemed almost like the Australian bi
show supported by the house Of rep
.entatives But what q blessing it is
the poor farmers. who have nothing b
their products to sell. and if these m
r.. did not buy. where would the poor farm
ans be?
" No matter how lonely and forsaker
grain grower may be when the BIN
VI winds of winter come. he Will always
'es sure OF "a warm corner at the board
W trade building.
OF rs saic. we are row passing throu
Is, TIE state Of iowa. 1t is rohed In sne
IDS NAT NOT showed under Ike some statei
ex- Ne t1uor Is sold IN this state
rs. How, -legsaut it is 10 live in a ST
ynera ne druniard has no show: VII
us the warm, friendly grasp OF the n
followed by tsso adult doses OF Bar