. The Contributor A Monthly Magazine. attempted, and he was very san-guine of success, even picturing to him-self how he would plant his guns withinshelling distance of Philadelphia andNew York!—Harper s. RESIGNATION. The crushing blow of Fates relentless hand,His mandates stern, no mortal can withstand;Xo tears of woman, nor mans burdened heart,May bid him from his well-worn way onward roll the years, and on before,Fate drives us till the weary march be for him who, fainting on the way,Calls for the night to shroud the dreary day,Unwilling in his path to farther go—For t
. The Contributor A Monthly Magazine. attempted, and he was very san-guine of success, even picturing to him-self how he would plant his guns withinshelling distance of Philadelphia andNew York!—Harper s. RESIGNATION. The crushing blow of Fates relentless hand,His mandates stern, no mortal can withstand;Xo tears of woman, nor mans burdened heart,May bid him from his well-worn way onward roll the years, and on before,Fate drives us till the weary march be for him who, fainting on the way,Calls for the night to shroud the dreary day,Unwilling in his path to farther go—For then the sad-eyed Sorrow, with her woe,Will rack his heavy soul, until perforce,He rallies, once more forward wends his he who takes him bravely on his way,With courage sings lifes livening battle lay,Who helps his weary comrade ease his care,Will with him all his binding burdens bear,May .from his life the frown of Fate beguile,Detect in that great face a Godly smile. Genevieve Lucile Browne. MOUNTAIN SCENERY OF Lake Lucy. III. The scenic beauties of the mountainsof Utah are not limited to the neighbor-hood of Salt Lake City, nor to the Cot-tonwood districts, but with almost infinitevariety they are distributed from end toend and side to side of the change of latitude the characteristicsare markedly different. The mountainssurrounding Cache Valley and aroundBear Lake present the appearance of thosebelonging to the cool temperate zone,being wooded with firs and crested withsnow; while those of the extreme south-ern part of the territory are not onlydifferentin contour, but bear a vegetationsuggestive of semi-tropical climes, suchas huge flowering cacti, and a speciesof cactus, palm, while the firs give placeto cedars, which much resemble thecypress of eastern lands. In the south,when once beyond the southern climaxof the Wasatch, at Mount Baldy, nearMarysvale, there are none of the alpinelakes, and little of that kind of canonscenery which be
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