Salt Lake Democrat | 1885-08-12 | Page 2 | Rarer than a Day in June

Rarer Than a Day in June What sort of a watch is this asked Duzenbury picking up a curious old timepiece time-piece from an Austin watchmakers showcase show-case That replied the watchmaker His a real curiosity It is a watch that belonged to Alexander the great when he died on the barren island of St Helena The sheol you say Why man alive in the days of Alexander the great they didnt have any watches Thats just what makes it such a rarityAnd And Alexander Great did not die at St Helena He didnt eh Well that makes it a still greater curiosity and taking the rare relic from the hands of Duzen bury he locked it up in his burglarproof safe