Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

ward advised. when accompanying
the elders 10 give advice upon public
affairs, TO retire from the court, the
governor giving as reason that Mr.
Hobart was apt to oppose public
authority.
Tho pastor returned homo with
this rcbukc sounding drcarily in his
ears 10 crown his voxation, An
thony Eamcs WIS in his homo and
Doroihoa was evidently preparing to
60 out with him. Tho girl had alb.
stained from NIL reproach, either by
word or behavior, TO trouble the
humblcd minister She went about
chccrfully, performing all tho offices
that she had hitherto undertaken
with mabatol good will.
But II vcxcd him that she grew
pale, and that her beautifully fitting
dresses had grown an too wide FOR
hcr shirinkcn figure. Dorothcn was
evidently failing. and he could not
conceal 1t from himself. although no
tried hard 10 do 40. that he was the
means OF It. Even TO hcr aunt-.n
mock, timil woman. who Ind always
been ovcrb1rue by the strong current
OF her husbands unbrollcn will
even 10 her Dorothca never named
the name OF her lover Whom her
uncle loft tho house shc received his
visits or went wherever he asked her
TO 90 with him, their most frequent
visits being made at his mothers
house.
But the greatest trial Of tho minis
ter was 20 come in tho shape Of a
visit TO Boston ono OF his friends,
who had upheld him in opposing tho
government, was 90 10 married nj
Boston. aud was anxious 90 have Mr.
Hobart perform the ceremony. VIII.
ing 30 change tho sccno TO ono where
he would not be continually remind
oil OF the late occurrences, he went
there with more apparent cheerful.
ness than no had fClt for long time
Ito forgot for a time his annoy.
ancgs, and was again tho pleasant
and almost inirth loving minister.
Ho WIS 20 stay over the Sabbath, and
his self respect seemed entirely 10.
stored when Boston clergyman ia.
vitod him 10 preach FOR him on that
I day. The world did not seem against
him after all. Tho Row. Peter llo
bart was yet something moro thnn a
nero cipher lie looked out his two
best sermons, Of which he had
brought perhaps q dozen or two, al.
though not expecting an invitation
had Como To the cXtcut Of having his
hair cut los Boston barber and had
/ put on his new coat
Algsl how worse than vain arg
worldly hon1N So thought tho
minister Of bingham when no ~
ccivcd a hint that amounted 10 a
command from the magistrates de
string him 90 forbcar preaching in
Boz ton, for this among other rea.
sous-thlt his spirit had boon discuy
cugl o. Do adverse 20 uur ccCle las
teal and civil government. aud ho
was a bold man and would spcal, his
mind
Such 4 rcpulsc from such a source
almost broke the minister's heart.
Like Wolscy's, his "high blown pride
nj length broke under him" The
minister, "a may bo believed. went
homo far more humble than he had
left IT, Subdued 10 greater tcnici,
ness than ever before ho lost no time
in seeking Anthony Eamcs and 10.
pairing his error toward him.
And Doruthca now felt the fuli
happiness Of having refraincd from
yoXing that spirit which her uncle
had unwiscly manifested. She know
that although orring, tho minister's
was n noble nature still, and when
his excuse was pleaded by so lovely
an mtcrccssor, Anthony Eomes was
not slow 10 forgive.
When the spring came It smiled
upon rs happy pairas oyerwon hap.
pincss through previous SORROW
/ True ilur