Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-04

Adirondack murray on the wtolesoms
Delight. Of outdnuF ilis.
What "a splendid frocmusoury tli. l.
OF outdoor lifcl How gentle aud gen
orous its riyalics Which head shall
dive deepest IN tho cool depths OF
rpcck the white surf fuuhgt from
fhorei Witch rod shall li't tho hrnv
lost trout or gun show 20 is credit the
fullest bag Of gomoi Whose Iccl, shall
shine the clcaucsl, or who white rails
shall lead the fleet 10 evening" anchor
ogcl Whosc table 81 bark shall boast
Of tho tcnd,rct vcnison or lodge front
display for ornament the noblost spread
81 antlorl! Whose rifle Is trucst TO ih.
camp when food Il scarce, OF d client
longest whom game Is plenty and th,
lnrlcr over fullt
Thc.o arr the generous aud healthy
riyalrics OF thu outdoor l.io which,
stimulate but mover fret, npl leave
both victor and vanquishti health,
and happy still. Compar, wi,h tha,.
tho scramble Tor wealth; tho nyald.
Tor gain, tho suicidal despair of some
the vain and boastfui brnring OF other
the hiitcucs. and tuin 81 those who
lose, the arrogance al those who win.
She snooriug cuvyings AMI rankin
ieaiousics, ripcnlng 70 hatred uiNih
years grow ou, which chomclorzcNhc
lives men live In store, Office and street,
aud NOT, tho contrast.
Who OF ~ frank spoken aud Kind
hearted ylgabonds Of tide and field. oi
deck aud camp, are cnyious oil any
Zach man we iuoct \ comradc, fellow
plcniokcr, brother ii.s.a, partner Of our.
Ia the sweet profits OF our healthy.
happy natural liic Mild hammered
and light hearted wanderers, boys with
smooth or wrinkled inccs gray headed
some os ~, but boys still, thank tod /.
canooist-, campers, yachtsinon, our.lirc,
arc lighted ON thousand shores and
our evening song noa'1 over n thou
sand lakes and island studded.rlvcf-.
We ara u family Of natures suints
Our spirits have bceu touched and soi.
oned by tho sweet gucc,of nature.
We lave been indoc,rinntcd IN tho
truths that Shine out OF stars AM
which the blue hojyrns declare at noon
aud night. Tho leaves Of tho catcchl.m
We hayo studied have been tho ilowery
meadows, tho voicciul slopes Of noun.
tains, tho shining beaches, tho whisper
Ing leaves oi trees, tho thunder shaken
ilnnancnt or tho star lighted depth Of
Lowell waters, From these un-Calvin,
tie ty2t books We have learned swcr,
lessons OF God, whose gcutleuoss We
Jaw In the very leaves We studied. our
souls hayo drank tho wators Of life.
fresh from native fountains. and oui
spirits have bathci their scars In river,
which flow from hin whose voice is u,
tie sound of many waters.
All 'hHill 40 healthy blooded.
healthy minded, kindly hearted. gentl,
hammered saints Of tiood aud field, of
hill and river, of ear nnd sail, Of dccl.
and campi your smiling faces rise be-.
fore ino ia Thousands, aud your voices.
la happy talk. IN Joke aud song. come
from ntar and stir the silence around
mo into laughter Joke, laugh and
rest ON, yc thrifty vagabonds and gentle
loaiorsi into each hour you arc storing
tho honey OF hoalth, on which In fu.
turo days OF toll and strain your strength
Ilall feed aud III itself with viror.
hail you, fellow saiuts IN this lower
heaven of God, whore each happy ono
Is Ills own priest, each pure mind its
own creed, and tho gentle wishes Of
each heart is only SUN aud sub.
stance Of doctrine. - Forest and
strenm.