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National park and the larger area lying south and nearer to Salt Lake and surpiiHS lug the jMirlc Itself for u sunimur or autumn outing The numerous streams and lakes abound In Hplcndld trout sage chickens and grouse ratty bo shot after July IGth and antelope elk and deer rtltur Scptcnibir IntThe Damping Damp-ing out euahoti may be said to extend from July lolh to October 15th although I al-though I hate remained In the mountains moun-tains unlll November 20th with the keenest enjoyment and on November 38th won the grwilcsL 1 trophy of many n hunt a Rocky Mountainram The best way to reach this anI3 of en chantmentIs to leave the railroad at 1 ICeinnuixT Wyo Then go by wagon I north to the Little Gros Ventro then westerly over the Divide 16wn < < thi Gros Vent re and north alone the east chore of Jackson lake up the Snake to the park skirt the west shore of Yellowstone lake down the Yellowstone I Yellow-stone to the falls thonce to Mammoth Hot springs and down the Madison to Hlverslclc and out of the park I to take train again nt St Anthony Idaho It can be done In thirty days better bet-ter fortylive or sixty Dont be In a hurry Dont go 1C you have to hurry But If you have the time accept the word of one who knows that there Is no SHQ nnpthcr 1 thirty days outing to be had on this earth Glojiciroilers admit that the Talons are unique and unsurpassable A few days out of Kemmerer they suddenly rise Into view as 1C shot up Into heavens heav-ens blue for your special delectation thenthey t disappear I to shoot up later In more ruggod outline and thus they loom and vanish until you como within with-in their very shadow and IInd their summit wrapped In the shifting ahroiuls of mist that rise from the everlasting BHOWH that streak their sioamy sides Each day presents a new panorama Bach morning King Sol prides hlmcelf on a icw exhibition and each evening successfully surpasses himself In tin splendor oc his setting Nor have the towering TetonJ a monopoly mo-nopoly of the mountain grandeur of this remarkable region Other peaks scarcely Jots I lofly pierce 1 the azure sits Down their deepgashed Fides rush many crystal streams which reluctant re-luctant slacken pace the farther down thy go so loth are they to quit the fast embrace of winters Ice and nowHere now-Here too is the forest primeval here a grassy park and there a grotto while hill and mountainaide on every hand present the most gorgeously colored col-ored canvas that was over flung tot the to-t IKI > of man by the lavish hand of Nature Jlcre are all the colors of land and sea and hky as If the great god Pan dancing with the forest nymphs had up set the paintpots of the universe as the waters of the Hood were subsiding and Iris had Junt tlnlshcd making the rainbow But no pen I can picture nor pencil portray this matchless scene Then too over all streams the golden sunlight from skies of peerless blue shedding life and health und strength on every living thing lien the cam i perout Is free and light of heart as silverthroated thrush or matutinal meadow lark Here is a sweet green silent Idngclom all his own Hero he I may feel the fairy worlds caress seethe see-the somber beauty of hill and valley bugle In the ghostly moonlight streaming stream-ing I through the trees and hear strange echoes from some far away aummerland in the Isles of long Ago Mere he casts nstrcnm thealmulateci fly to lurs the wary trout he explores the dctp II recess of many a darkling wood hi lounges on the greensward where Tlj tanla slept and where Ferdinand was lr 1 1 by Ariels song he feels the blclscl + touch of mother Natures garb anl hears the throb of Natures heart t < sees on every hand ten thousand dallf proofs of Natures whim and skill U If beam by day on every side lima t thousand chords of harmony and Joy evoked 1 by hands unseen and when i night comes down on hill and data and I folds her sable mantle round the votlo Land = L-and sylvan sirens sing the sated senses Into sleep bright angels come In dreams 1 of peace and pour upoiiour drowsins J cars the dulcet music of the sphere 1 f |