The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-28

terIlp51oos years go by will make very
Fhlcln d" ond bright and joyous the
sTeeoo I, to I'LL all lips Of coming
nelsOibI v the very loss which they
{eaIIoIr and by all the loving action
depllglLooiI, TJ them in blessed sympa-
thaV The +be home circles. They will
thy ~ aI,e or again ten thousand times
I'VE So sweet life of the past, and
all W lead he will live with them,
thG inc utTh u his tongue be dumb in
anu ' rave he will speak anew TO
the ten thousand beautiful lessons
tl 9jnre and righteousness and truth.
OF " Cod in his infinite mercy fold
May IN his arms and bless them as
tnem iced 20 in this hour of darkness
ln5jy hear r them safely through what
anu NUNS ms of the trouble and sorrow
IF f1Ia pilgrimage unto the everlast-
o. VIZ bome' where there shall be no
DS d. death or crying; neither shall
l lLoro he any more pain, for the
s sLTnT things shall have forever
IOo trCd away. We commit you, be-
IpsSoJ friends, to the arms and care
lg ~ the everlasting Father, who has
UOLLo M to be the god of widows
PLG5D+be father of the fatherless in
G az boIy habitatiOn, and whose sweet
nL9 mis-, goes with US through all
g Eto dark and stormy paths of life:
~ will never leave thee, nor for
san have now discharged the solemn
oo1onant trust reposed in me many
ToaTe AGO. in harmony with friend
s6in that has never known a cloud
onl aPonfdeDce that has never trem-
bIed and a love that has never
hanged. Fare thee well, my friend
ond brother. Thou hast fought a
GOOD fight, thou hast finished thy
Course. thou hast kept the faith,
6enceforth there is laid up for thee
? crown of righteousness which the
Lord. the righteous judge, will give
thee in that day, and not unto thee
0nIv. but to all who love this offer
ing.
2 close and earnest attention. he
spoke for forty minutes, and when
he closed a hush for moment hung
over the vast audience
Rev. Jsbez Hall then resd Garfield s
favorite hymn, which was beautifully
sung BY the Vocal Society as 70 lows:
"Hol respcrg Of iife's harvest,
Why stand with ras,ed blade,
Until the night draws round thee
And day begins to fade?
Why stand ye idle waiting
Fer respers more 10 come?
The gel len morn is passing;
Why sit ye idle, dumb?
Thrust in your shsruened tycie
And gather in the grain;
be night is fast approaching,
And noon will come again.
The Mister calls for reapers,
ard shall he call in va n?
Snall sheaves lie tn ire uDgsrnered,
AMI waite upon the pain?
Mount up the heights OF wisdom;
Aud crush each errora glow,
Keep hack no words Of knowledge
That human hearts sh ould know.
be faithful 10 tny mission,
In service Of thy Lord,
And then golden chaplft
Shall be thy just reward"
President Hinsdale, of Hyrum College,
VAS introduced by DR.. Robinson, as fol-
OWs:
Friends and feLloao citizens:
From the heart, brethren and friends
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thsnks. Mr. IIiDstale will now dismiss.
Mr.. Hinsdale said: Oh, God! the sole
experience of this day teaches what
,hou has told US 10 thy word The grave
is the last of this verdi and the end #
life-earth to earth, duet to dust, ashes to
ashes. But we love the doctrine Of the
of the soul, and implore
endless life therefor. Oh, God, our father,
We look TO thee for thy greatest blessings.
We pray that the fellowship sRd saliva
ton of the Lord Jesus Christ, cur Savior,
and inspiration of the Holy Spirit, the
comforter, may be with sll who have
been in to-dsy's assembly. Amen.
amen.
Atlas Dr.. Chas. T. Pomeroy deliv-
cred the faal prayer and benedictiun SIS
0llows:
Eternal and everlasting God, thou
sone are great, clouds of darkness are
aOund about thee, righteousness and
Judgment are the Installations OF thy
arone. TIE eyes of all the world are
1pon US to-day, as We solsmnly prepare
. lsy away the remains of our beloved
diettain in the tomb, the hearts of ffty
Millions are tbrobbing with our hearts,
Is we pass through these solemn obse-
;1ies, and yet, oh God, more oppressive
aus than all is the fact that though we
Ge poor and needy the great God
Glnketh upon US. We thank thee.
ftacious father, tina. We sorrow not to.
Cay ss those who are without hope, for
We know that since Jesus died and rose
tssain, those who sleep in Jesus will God
oang with him. We thank thee father
iG the very existanee OF such a man as
HIN We mourn to-day, We thank thee
That thou didst give hin to our love and
We do bless thee above all that thou hast
Bestowed upon him the greatest promo
ZION OF his advancing life, even seat at
ny right hand in the glory Of thv
heavenly throne. Abide with US gracious
God. Let thy gracious blessing rest
spon those whose sorrow must be so much
more intimate and intense than ours;
upon this mother and this widow and
!ne fstherless Children who we commit
u al confidence to thy divine and gra-
Saloas care, on God, be our shield. We
= tnsnk thee for what thou hast done for
me people through these hours ofdarkness
s9at have come out in light, through thy
blessing, in the hope we entertain for