The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24

me hundred voices sang an anthem; sang |
I well in every part. another OF the
iwelve read a chapter from the Bible, read |
i we'll and explained 1t understandingly.
A Miss Young mot tvo young but just
young enough) sang solo song 10 full
sweet soprano voice that filed the build
ing, (the Boston people did not know
how plain we could hear them whisper
and so we got their views as they passed
from one to another). "She has very
sweet voice, hasn't she?" "Yes, lovely"
One Of the apostles was called to preach
right there on the spot; handsome young
man about thirty-lve years old, and
without any preparation, (you don't have
to believe that unless you want TOY.
preached an able discourse, eloquent and
forcible and nothing but q pure gospel
that pleased everyone. In fact / could
not ses as any Of the apostles or prophets
or people had horns or cloven feet and
they were so good and kind to me. ! was
sorry lever said anything against them.
We babe adieu to the saints and sinners
Of Salt Lake City and rode along down
the rich valley by Salt Lake. The water
mirrored the mountains on the distan,
shore and cleaned in the bright sun light
like a shield Of silver. The train speeds
on and on winding around and
around the mountains through
Castle Gate into the hear
of the Rockies, amid scenes that Inspire
my soul like martial music Before en-
tering Royal George" an open tourists
car is hitched on and We ride along man,
miles in this grand gorge. The railroad
on a shelf that has been blasted Ia thu
solid walls of Gods masonary. Wall
hundreds Of feet high and so close to
gether only streak Of sky Is seen above
Once in awhile the railroad changes side
with the noisy stream below US, tn
waters Of which In the semi.twilight tina
prevails between the rising and goinI
down Of the sun, seem 10 be OF an exquis
ite emeraled green. The walls on sithe
side are varied and bright In colors, towel
ing up and up into the very sky. Whe
the atmosphere is clear the ribbon of SIX
above is studded with stars, even in day
light. On past Pixies Peak, Castle Rocl
Farmer Lake, aud the Garden Of the God
10 Denver beautiful city OF 100000 in
habitants. 1t is the objective point for
large tourists travel and II Is estimate
the arrivals at Denver during the yes
will average 700 daily. The climate
, healthful aud invigorating and invalit
, find this an excellent place to regain the
health.
Kansas City, st. Louis, and Chical
!. were visited on the way "homen whel
we arrived safely after seven thousan
; miles Of travel. II there Is one thing th
, impressed me moro than another on th
tour II is the kindness, courteousness, ar
consideration Of the people. OF the mar
: Thousands l came In contact with. recei
ed no unkind word, no rude act, no nj
pleasant look, although l jostled again
people in crowded places often 1--WE begg,
. each others pardon and parted friend
this simply illustrates that the world /,
growing kinder and better,
With this letter close the series al
: bid adleu to those who have been trav,
ing with me "in their thoughts" The
are many more things Of interest weu
: . like TO have told you, but am natural
rather reserved and then you could n
: expect me TO describe oil l saw each we,
: In one column Of this paper. In this G
: ucational tour / have learned many lesso
: that are not taught In the schools or VI
!" versities, but useful and practical info
|. nation Of value to every one. l ha
" been amid scenes Of sadness and whs
there was banque,ing Of the heart
70 San Francisco little girl ran out Of
- old house crying my mama Is dead a
70 papa is drunkard." Could anything
~ sadder than that. Ny young friends y
70 will End this life continual conflict
. tween coed and evil and you will ne
u moral courage to stand firmly for 1
70 right. Never compromise with sal
VI In sin on any terms. Eternal vigilau
" is the price Of liberty, Troubles "
= come, but they are only blessings In I
!" guise. they strengthen the soul and
Yelop the character, everything works
= gether for good. We do not have hun
\ ity and tenderness enough without s,
" fering Misfortune is great educat
ia trials test our strength educate your hea
e' your hands and your hearts, love truth Q
'e' virtue, honor and honesty, your God Q
w your iellow-men. A. +. STARR
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