Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-12

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whatever was once rare has become
the heritage OF eyor-lnofeasing mum.
bcra. Grand old paris, wonderful
sculpture, marvellous pictures, strange
vegetation and beautiful flowers, NJ the
Instance Of wealth are giving oontiuu.
Gus object lessons which are elevatlng
the taste, informing the Judgment
and purifying the souls Of macy.
The wealth OF individuals flows back
again,by route cirouitous Or otherwise,
to every artisan, TO every in.
ventor and disc5vcrer, just as the
blood flows IN the human system TO
its oEtfemilles, carrying sustcnnuco
aud vigor Even the reckless oEubcr'
anco Of the spondtbrIf, goes out Tor
something which ismainiy tho product
Of some mans toll, aud ministers bread
where there was no special Intention
Nor can Il be said that this drii1 OF the
rich map, WHOM soon in the p,or De- al
the result Of Imitation. Rather does %
appear 10 DO innate and universal, aud
10 have ita limits outside Of real uuces-
sity. The Indian already alluded 70
does not stand ON that The civilized
man VI means ~ rule 10 Tar beyond
this thought The multitude shows
the same trait; aud he vino would limit
himself to The sheer neccssiIlos Of lie
would ho uuUmcd d crank and only IT.
fer the asylum.
Look at this Tcrfi,ory-at the ffa,
condition Of tue rilucrHl Note the
progress Of iodsy iu tho Interior and
exterior Of their homesl See their
lawns anu fJwef gardens, their shrub.
berry and fruit trccl Thtroarc besides
all the appointments 0f sc.unoc, oou.
vcuicuce, lie; aud even art and litefa.
turo are beginning 10 exert their bcucfi.
cent sway, leading onward aud Upward
a community who have earned anu
deserve II Ill., Much Of this would
have been extravaganco ia tho days Of
the Pioneers. 10 some they are 10
now, just as architecture ani music h.
10 the Quaker In his meeting house, .f
painting anI pictures aud elaborate
dTosa In their homes and on thuir per.
sons. Aud yet tue Creator has show.
cred beauty and magninuonco on the
earth. There are countless things
which seem mafvclousiy puprfli uous
when placed alongsido nature lu her
economical mo0It-.0r she hath these
al timos, ami brings man through rraB
Of prlyation, disaster, famine anu
pcsulenoc, that ho may learn 10 ap.
prcciato the good AMI csohtw the evil.
Ia fact, the inturc1mmorco Of man aud
the exchange u tho products Of earth,
seems 20 have been ducfccd OF Falhurly
wisdom, and "bdt Tor the Intervention
Of wise men who were fools, " this ox.
change would DO us unrcsiralnrd
a. the ebb and low OF the tides,
aud 90 natural ~ tho rising and
settling Of the sun; aud there
Is not petty store In Utah but
icstites to this design, Tor It l. the
manifestation Of a primal instinct, aa
much or probably more, than Of Dc.
sign or Of intent.
Aside from the lpeclal thoughts OF u
peculiar people, who dreams whom
men are talking " tiiolr wool interests
that there Il worn In Utah wool from
all around the earth, ami that dliier.
enees IN climate, In animals aud in
fabrics seem mutually adapted TO each
olhul2 Who notea, spite OF our goneI.
Gus coil, that grains are Imported here
10 oncfurmo another tor our daily food?
Who realizes, with tho proved suscep.
ubiIily OF Que valleys, that sugar 10
grown Ia tho tropical bolt anu refined
Tor Umh's people? When DO We TAX @
into account our consumption OF tea,
coffee, tobacco ami rice, and think that
tho japanese aui Chinese, that the
Southern States and South American
republics have revenue from aud toll
Tor us? Who has estimated tho fact
that England supplies " with biscuits,
with preserves, with pickles, aud
sauces and mu4tsrd2 Who IL ablo to
undeulnnI why France sends us
peas, mushrooms, capeu, sArdlnea,
oliyes, etc, elc., or why Germany
furnishes this liar.of land with fruit,
preserved beyond our native OF national
enterprise AMI skin; or why olive oil
from Palestine, spain Or Italy should
uo in 90 many Of our homer Then
you eau sec iu the Same store iish from
Newfoundland, from England, from
Denmark, from the coast Of eastern
Maine 20 tho waters u Alaska, ore.
gon, Washington and California; aud
II meats are cur desire, many ststeB
furnish lheif quota and some reaches
here from beyond the sea, as does
cheese, such Bs RlCqueiOrg, Dutch,
pineapple aud others All familiar, IA
our city 10 least. Not only arc we In.
dub.ed Tor these oiiblo products, but
glassware, china, crookory, mirrors Ani
br.c.a.umc aye OF German, French,
Austrian, English, Japan and Chinese
origin, as our oalesrooms prove to lin.
lied observation, to say nothing Of ten
thousand articles OF hardware, iron,