Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16

tain Doll Cor iiardya Station. HH % Do
rnmotimrH called Or an lnHrirIrE H.sn.
t.ct thU traveller climb Co che top NJ
TIE nm ut co.. ppltt VII ro she road
turns m Zoo Mountain Doll a Hpf, IS
Nllry HtretahDl uut l.iufe nina
charming valley surrounded by q
formidable mountain h.li whlrh
shelters % with lt rocky d fhin ana
fuufHhcH 10 with UH HuuHr, II H.
luxutllut With nltuf rich 70 lusurl-
uucra and hay folds AMI wheat hrlla
change color from lirht gwen To-
dark and darker green, % 20 almost
90 yellow, o. they wave ana wave iu the
quiet brorgeH The Imagination trans.
ports iinrlfI and ln n sort ~ ity dream
Wc Dee the land when the earth vas
younr=hcflru man fufrnWUl % Uifh
hi pluw=uduut with int beauty
which typ.u"i lu ancient Itrufu rf
The gulH OF W 10, nud az ~ Nh' 'H ~
an rlEinc yotHHH ana f,svthIFl UHnsg
the hills AMI train b. rHgu puthIng
iH way ~ the canyon, then Do iuHt
nEtn ~ u rounds bend ui a noun
iiinHl fesiiur uf awe courses over one
AMI he imnEiH that b. ~ "a god IN the
UPPER rygiotH ul olympus.
the railway through there Il
called tho Utah Central. and wuH
built D., John " Youug row
yrlrf ug1. but like many Infant enter
pf.HHH u ION into the hands OF creditors,
ana recently 10 was purchased boy the
Denver anu RIO GhuiV Weston come
pau,. Though the grldC De- steep The
train On hes At murN UlluuH rate ~
speed uu through the canyon. N Do an
lusr.ruF rlght ana one thinks NJ The
NufI. Hf Hawthorne "rhe Hhri ~
an .uf.nr la % PUSHES Into IA. care
hIua H the uttoraure % thH steam.
n.ud who man has fuhdurd hy Ms
magic spells and vompelH a. rrrNe ~ a
beast II burden, lie has SKINNED
rivers In hls hrndlong rush, dashed
through forests, plunged into thy
hearts NJ mountains. ana glanced
from the city 90 the desert place, and
again 10 fnr-un city with metrnrlr
progress seen and out Of sight. while
his rcycrbernting roar ntill ills The
ear"
IN the calm and cool N the evening
~ the sun Is making path across tn
sky, and IL silently dfupping behind
lago ana We have urny's country scene
no beautifully portrayed In his immor-
tal poems
'.Thr curfcw tolls the knel Of parting
day
The lowing herd winds slowly DER
the lea,
The plowman homeward plods his
weary way
Ana leaves the world to darkness and
60 mo"
now fades the glimmering landscape
from tha sight
And an the air a solemn stiffness
holds,
Save where the beetle wheels hla dron-
Ing hight.
And droWsy tlnklnss iul "a. dis.
tant folds"
Mountain Den h not without its
house uf worship which % found In
every hamlet 90 make the village
complete Under the brow uf a hill
stands q little los cabin meeting house,
Its door faces the road and during
the week alI about n Do quiet But uu a
sunday morning, humble farmer boys
and fair noble country girls mako their
way uuirtly along the road, and enter
Its humble. though sacred portals For
an hour OF two the hum ~ voices can
be l.nrd. and busy d. tho student re-
cltIur his SUNDAY school Lesson aH he
FitH uuigtly on the hard old-inshlonrd
benches Then comes the afternoon
meeting. and the good and humble
bishop steps from his door ana quietly
rles 10 hlH meeting. For another hour
be or some other good brother Hpeaks
kindly 90 the people, some hlt NJ Scrip
turf being taken Cor a text Humid"
words they are, hut fun OF sweet
thought. The old Bible gives words ui
20 the people. the peace
makers are mentioned, tho charitable
and merciul side NJ human nature
dwelt on, and the preacher closing tho
book gently, quietly ana rncnuragInFiy
hrrathrs 20 God bless YOU" Then comes
a hymn so dear 90 the old folks Tor
the voices ~ the village choir sling la
they have never sung before; and Il
seems 90 the humble people as " an
gels had been sent into their mld1t
The sOng ended, the brnedlctlon In
given, and one by one the people pass
out. and on the steps and about the
door stand the good church Eoers,
or " speak kind word 10 some dear