The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-24

what amount OF accomplishment would
minIcc Mr. Atrnm Harmon did not
cOndarrend 90 designate.
Hut since some Of tho events mem
tiuued 10 had come Co be- understood
between Katharine and her father that
should Dwight flarneil succeed at g.
Elizahetha. hc misht he Connidercd %
have accomplished something This
gave the giri definite something 60
iuuh forward o.. And tho feeling that
che entertained aa to che outcome was
not hope. but certainty Tho faith of
love save Co. hDr that assurance ~ sue
cors which even the declaration of that
high oool.ansuo. tho bishop, ala not
give to her father.
Tho momout0us sunday came. ma
without seeing Dwight kuthnrire
went early Co church The Harmon
pew was far to tho front and when me
young rector entered. hiH eyes coulh
scarcely help falling Immediately upnn
the giri Dc loved For "a single Instant
m binding. cin0tric glance flashed be-
tween tle two. and then khthlline
smiled HVoot. confident Hmilci Dwight
nv H. hut ho knew what u moan''
aud o. STRONG boob came into DO ince.
and tho line of hIa Hips 6roW hrm ana
determined.
The chapel was crowded. the people
oxpcrtant 40 they came in. there were
upon The faces of some caprcafi1n1 OF
rommisaorati.n. Of others dignlnod rc1-
irnnuln Uut the young clergyman
looked down Into the heart Of one per-
run There and saw trust and help ana
love Ana DO grew strong. strong az
"a very Samson ~ the gospel
The nsryiraH pTogrcHscd. ana the COM
rrrgiuon thought him wonderfully
roif-p1raerHed FOR "a young man. 10
read the irfHon. ana there were many
who thought hIH voice rich. powcriui
and influencing
Tho toSt pf hiH sermon was peculiarly
appropriate. why aro you troubled
Why do thouFhta arise In your hcartff
aud Dee drow from d "a beautiful lesson
of the eternal presence OF an actual ana
LIVING Christ.
once or twice he glanced into Kath.
nrino'a face and the look there buoyei
him up lie forrot hiH audience. Tie
lost himself IN his subject lie spoke
with a forvor. an eloqucnce, a direct
ness that thrilled tho people before
him Tho old. Htnid. respectable pillars
Of tho church forgot a. doac. Tho or
ganiHt for once forgot 90 admire his
own strong. beautiful. shapcly hands
The choir boys forgot their prHnkH. nnd
behaved like the little choruhH which
nobody ever miatook them Tor. Every
ono listened. For the preacher com
handed attention. lie was o. prophet
from God. with message 20 humanity
After the sermon and service wcr,
over the ye1try found themselves IN,
masters of the situation. Their cup OF
10Y ran over when tho leading banker
I ~ the town. Air Bullion, tho dignlncd
ana rcticcnt. told as many Of them az
/ he could get together that they hat
shown wonderful prudence and fore
| sight In securing the services Of thai
/ remarkably young man" And the YES
trymen were happy. for they had th'
| glory
There wcro many who would have
fastened on 90 tho young clergyman
! himself, but ne soon aH he could h
slipped away and Joined Katharine
who was slowly. happily vending hc
way home.
| Katharine"
/ Dwight. you spoke like one In
I aplrcd."
Il was. but. OH my dear girl, an
30 ashamed. T. was Inspired ~
ne still. Dwight I came with tho
idea that I might help you. feel that
I had message from n higher powcl
/ that I could giyo you In "a glance"
"And you ala IT," he replied. Just
/ then tho brcathlcaa Mr. Harmon over
took them Ana az he wrung thl
young mans hand he exclaimed.
Dwight, my boy. In that one sermon
you have accomplished much
And what shall 1 understand b.
thntG' asked the clergyman.
"Come into the house." said the OLE
man There was smile upon his fac,
blush on KnthnHnc'a, and a took o
wonderful happiness shown from a.
eyes OF the rector OF s. Elizabcths.