The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03

nave the strength and inclination to
return soon and be a candidate for
my seat In the house Samson will
not do 1t, being so busy with large
aHairs. You are young. You have
won distinction In the service Of your
country. You have studied the prob.
lens OF the county and the state
samson and Baker and Logan and
Browning agree with me that you are
the man for the place.
AS for myself, am going to be
married In year or so. ! shall have
TO give all my time to the practice of
the law. ! am now in partnership
with Stephen T. Logan and am slowly
clearing my conscience OF debt. /
nave done what could for the state
and for Sangamon county. 1t hasn't
been much. want you to take I'D
the burden, II you can, until | get free
OF my debts, at least. BY and by
may Jump into the ring again."
Harry was glad to obey the sum.
mons. Soon after the arrival Of Mr..
Lincolns letter his doctor gave the
young man what he called "an honor
able discharge" The magic OF youth
ana Its courage and OF good air had
wrought change OF which the able
doctor had had little hope in the be-
ginning.
In his travels through the great for
est Harry had met David Parish and
Stephen Van Rensselaer, at whose
homes on the shore of the st. Law
renee he had spent many happy
summer day. Three years had passed
since that fateful morning on the pral-
rie. Through the winters. he had lived
In a comfortable hunters camp on the
shore of Lake Placid. Summers he
had wandered with guide and canoe
through the lakes and rivers OF the
wilderness hunting and fishing and
reading the law books which he had
borrowed from Judge Fine of Ogdens-
burg. Each summer he worked down
the Oswegatchie TO that point for
visit with his new friends. The his
tory Of every week had been written
TO BIN and her letters had reached
him at the points where he was wont
to rest In his travels. The lovers had
not lost their ardor. Theirs was the
love that hopes and endures and is
patient"
On a day in June, 1871, he boarded
a steamboat at 0gdensburg on his way
to Chicago. He arrived In the eve
ming and found Samson at the home
Of BIN and her motber--a capaclous
and well-funlshed house on Dearborn
street. BIN was then a little over
twenty-five years old. A letter from
John Wentworth says that she was
ian exquisite bit Of womanhood
learned In the fine arts Of speech and
dress and manner"
The store had doubled In size under
her management and with the help Of
the capital OF Samson and Sarah Tray
lor. The epidemic had seized her
toward the last of her nursing and left
the marks OF its scourge upon her. II
had married her beauty, but Samson
writes, "the girl was still very hand
some She was kind Of scared TO meet
Harry for fear OF what he'd think of
those little marks on her face, but
told her not to worry"
"You are the smartest and loveiiest
looking creature that | ever saw In
my llfe," said Harry after he had held
her In his arms a moment
"But see what happened to me
I look at my face" she ANSWERED.
ut Is more beautiful than ever" he
said. Those marks have doubled my
love for you. They are medals OF
honor better than this one that |
wear want to marry you as soon
as possible. I've been looking for
ward TO that since | was sixteen"
Then | think I'll take you and
marry you before you have chance
TO fight another duel"
81 don't hear anything but love and
marriage" said Samson. We've been
rassllng down at our house to keep
Josiah from running off and getting
married. He's engaged already"
Engaged To whom" Harry asked
"To Annabel Brimstead. She's
little older than he Is. she laugheu
nj him and promised to marry him
ms soon as he was nominated for Pres
dent by all his friends. She would
how vote for him herself He has
hccome good athlete and the hest
scholar IN school. lie has every
how and girl in the village working
for him evenings and Saturdays
",vhat are they doingT Harry
asked.
making those newfangIed things
they call luclfers, You can build
FIRE in a second with 'em. They cut
spllnters out Of soft wood, dip their
ends in brimstone-whIch Joe learned
how TO make-And put them in hot
oven until the birthstone Is baked
Then a scratch will bring flame
Ioe puts them up in bundles and sells
Them TO the merchants and calls them
lpclfe- matches. He has Invented
machine that will cut and dip thou
tt..ta,. A, hour fell Won.