Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

| have not the monopoly NJ talking In
| this world. though probably that's the
/ future they ATE hoping FOR. We tcii
storier. discuss important questions and
then come down a. riddles. fy the bye.
have you heard the iaat7 How can you
make ono good American out Of two
bad spanlarial In this way. Of course:
DE LONE.
wEY Ter.
'Ir that n chestnut n II IL. nnc mo
fer amy poor box sou are running now.
/ suppose you Girls aroretting NJ things
10 send 90 ~ fellows. but I beg ~ YOU
DO spend your money on sensible things.
BUY Montmoroncl got box from homo
the other day. ana In n were "a large
silver mounted desk pad, with every
thing belonging 10 a desk mounted In
silver. three pounds ot candy that had
melted 60 about the thickness Of ink.
box of cream Tor his complexion and
two bottles NJ the finest perfume Ny
dear. II h q dreadful thing. hut I AZ
sure you that william of the Muntmo-
rrncir INDUCED In strong language and
fred things around IN a way that was
decidedly chlldllkc. but not q biz bland.
What We really want are those COM
mon, cheap writing pads. some kind Of
"a fountain pen and one Of those tiny
little medicine cnaca that hold n few
bottles u arnlcn. witch hazel. etc. m
instnllmcnt ~ quinlne pills and nome-
thing 10 read. nllly got one ~ the last
new novels among hlH gifts, but II was
bound In gloss ~ satin and for that
reason entirely useless. We want n lot
Of paper books and magazines that can
be- handed around among our friends
ana n necessary LEFT behind Tor the enc.
my without there being a single regret
at the lons
u have taken rather fancy 10 one
fellow here. lie Ia an elderly chnp-that
u, he seems elderly 10 mc-hut az no
was only ~ years old when h. fought IN
the Confederate army he cannot be-
what you call aFod. Ilo told us a good
story the other night while We were all
chnttorlng like a lot M women or birds
or anything that IL sweet Ito said that
while the mon Of his family were an
away and II was announced that
the women must leave their home
ana come into tho city they tried 20
hide their family silver OF this thoy
had great quantity Some NJ Il had
been given 20 the brides IN tho Carey
family thiH name n Charley cnrcyl b..
I
Lees and CargyH On the other side NJ tho
water. while many came from friends
In tho colonies The women hnd nobody
but little moke 90 help thom. ana he
could not dig "a very deon hole They
were In hurry 90 got away ana ana tho
best they could In tho way of hidlnr
their treasures when peace was de-
oinred, they camn back ana looked Tor
the silver. but, alas and nlnck. Il had
disappeared a few years after Nine.
carey was sitting ON tho yofandn one
AFTERNOON whom up drove an oxproas
wagon In which was big box The ex-
prenHmnn asked. DO you belong 10 tho
cnfoy family that lived In this houre
on the jackson road during tho war;
She said she ala. that she was Mrs
Carey. lilo handed her not only hla
book % sign. but receipt that de.
mhnded her signature 20 that a well
known Jewelor might know il had
reached ita Destination II took three
men 10 carry that box Into the house.
ana when II was opened there stood a
magnificent chest In which was every
piece N the lost silver FURNISHED ana
made 10 look as n II were perfectly
new with II wus n letter which said
mat this silver had been taken by a
young man IN the Union army who nj
tho time regarded II no the spoils OF
war II never entered his head that
somebody NJ finer feeling would think
that this taking was something little
stronger until ne met maiden fnlr
llld his heart az her feet. ana rhe con-
descended 20 pick II M. Her rrent lad
vas Ola silver So De- said 10 her when
tho wedding day WIS very near, Now
my dearest. I have o. present for Won
that ! am sure sou win loyo-benutlfuI
ulis or colonial glvfr. fne pleeea OF
modern silver, Indeed such silver as
you never saw, / must ten YOU how l
Epl lt ana tomorrow you can 70 10 the
store with me, look at II ana decide
whether the old Initials shall be taken
on ana the now ones put on
'Atlor she heard the story her lady.
ship displayed temper that her sweet
hchrt had never dreamed she passesred
ana there and then she called him A
thief aud then and there she announced
that until that silver was returned "a
the people 20 whom It belonged sbe
would never marry him. The conse.
quence was that he begged the lady
would write her a note. announcing tho
arrival Of the silver. saving tbat evsrv
piece was there ana, funnlly enough bc
hal the honesty 20 toll her that Il would
not have been liked up so finely N he
hnd not expected TO give II TO a sweet.
heart.
I'VE an laughed over the story, ana
now Molly you mayn't believe this
part but MS true. a tai. thin son Of