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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

So1epg S6abel, Elm IuH9er D(dnH Der
in Ri6lanb Sotpnibip auf elmer 5arm
als&nedt arbeitete, tuurbe lesteHS cams
tag auf Die Inflage bin, BON Srn, Saz
lenritter cine ,3ieb6armontfa inter fale
I6en Sorrpdnoten erlaust 81 baben, mad
u%nierer Sta6t sebradt unb Don 5rie-
bensri9ter S9arH, Dor wel5em Die
9lase gun Serbunbluns fam, gu elmer
24td9i9en @eidnsniBitrafe perurtbeilt.
Sol9enoe Nbonnenten beg ySOlfss
blatt" entridteten ieit unierem lebten
8eri6t i6r Announcement, tpofiir mir
ihnm hermit bnnteno quittiren:
Dominic 9uhuer, Martin @anter,
9tug. 2augeu0ocrfer, ioeurp @ieiede,
Garl @ieiedc, Sui. Sanui6, 9trnplh
Rbump, 4oam 6osfelb, Nteldior 8oes
libel, Sri. Soa 9Oei6eI, 6rdu Suispbine
@criter uHo 2ubpig Suidel.
!6err Su6n 8. 9Iauti6, Der fiIr5lid
upn oerStone 9iGgSine go. in Sermamr
e%nsa9irte &eiienoe, tueilte geitern in @e-
I6aftcn Der bon inn uertrcteurn 5irma
bier. 9crr Gfauti6 hat i'll b,eli9er
Staot einen Sablreid)sn SreuuOesfreis,
Der inn in leinem neuen 8eruf Den 6citel
Grfol9 Wiil1i6t. Die bon linn uertrcteue
Sirnla lit cine Der belieDteIten unb reell=
item in Nrncrifa uno bereu &aaren liuo
bcSiioli6 G6tbeit unb @iite meltbctnult.
-(Sebnlia Sourual.)
6rdu QouiIe @ilBelniIe SoeDm, 9eb.
QurOl, Die @attin be5 0errn Daniel
Bucbmr, itnrb lestcn 5rcita9 N6sno i'm
9tlter BON 81 Sa9rer, ) Mouatcu mo
10 Ga9cn. Die ScrltCrbcue Wuroe in
inherent GuuntD ont %. SftObcr, 1850
geborcn ullO perbeirntbete iid) am 10.
Sum-, 1872 nit Srn. Daniel Soebml,
9erausse6er bes u2cO9cr", nit iueldcm
iie in 9liidlidlter Gbe lcbte. Sic mar
bGusli9 uno 1parlam, ireunbIi6 uuo
5uuOrfpmmcno 9cSen Nudbarn un0
5reumoe, ibrem ie iiberlebenoen @atten
mar lie cine treue 9ehensgeIdbrtin uno
iDren funi fleineu Siueern Die Iie bin<
terldBt, cine ior9elee uno liebeupIe
Muttcr. Gas 8cgrabniB funo mnter
duBerIt 5ublrcider 8etBcili9ulg ieitens
%unierer G%iniuOBner am Sonttn9 auf
benz ltdotii6en 5riebbofe itatt.
Gem bur6 bieien SdidIalsi6lns 10
herb bctrOiienen @attet unO beiien Sim
bern uuier bcr5lidites 8eileib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

0ur 4Jilipp Sclpcr, 0 Ssoalia,
bciirbct lid bier 5u 8eiud bci ieiner
Muttcr, 6rnu Gnocrlc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

SIN ii6li6en Gbcile bc& @ountps
9~raIIirt cine unbefnmtc Srantbeit inter
Dem &iropicb Die borti9Gn 5ormcrl
Idon ~nambnftcn Sdaben pcrurledJte.
8m. llifnlarn ION gtcb DAT alicin bes
flaqt bct %erluit BON II Gtiid Sinh
pirh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

MObcl un0 9tdGmni6iren iiuo 9e9cn
monatlide Gin5ablun9cn biai9 SIT babcn
bel q. 6. 2cisner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

Cine @abl fir finn 9ircftoren Der
Scrmaum SoUin9s8unt finOct, Iuut 9tns
jei9c, an 8. Wiai in Snnf9ebdu6e
itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

Serr 9enrD Jredmann, Sr., Ton
@e6fer, oerbradte bic 6eicrtagc bel
8criuanoten in @albin9tOn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

9as unbeitdnoige @etter Rag mir
tpd6renb ben lebten 8o6en batten, lbt
einen b06It unsiuiti9cn GinilnB nnf ben
@eiunoGeits5uitano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

Sic i9crrcH 2pon s. Rpbgn unb
0crmam SObbe, bon Morrilon, befnnz
ben lid lebte @p6c III @ci6ditcn bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

Ser am SItermpntas in 8eber's
5aue on Ser 6irlt Greet ab9ebaltene
BaQ, mar gut beiudt uno pcrlief in
id6niter @eiie.
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adtans &epublitaner.

Die &epublifaner Der peridlieeenen
SownI6ips oun @asconabe Gonntp tusr'
ben an
Samsta9, ben IA. &pril, 1888,
un 2 u6r 9tadmittass fi@ an folsenoen
8ldsen perIammeln I'M Sele9aten 81
Der ON 5. 1ai, I'M II llbr SOrm. in
9rafe ab;ubaltenben9 suntD@ Contention,
gu ertpablen, iuetde gum 3pede Der Or
matlung BON 5 Gele9aten CUR Staats@
contention, bic ON Is. Nai in Seballa
itat.fnSet, anberaumt if. Na6fOlseno
Glub Der @erIammlunseu unO 3abl Der
9elesaten 81 tpelder jeoes TOpHibip
bers6ti9t 1T:
Tp. Gel. 8erlammlun9splas
Boeuf Mittendorf's.
Boulware s Boeger's Store.
Third Creek : Loeb's Shop.
Richland 7 Lange's Store.
Brush Creek 3 TayIoe's school house
Bourbois ) Smith school house.
Canaan Morgan's Shop.
Boark IA Market house,
GEO. KRAETTLY, A. J. PEUDoT,
Secretdr. 8OriiBer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

8nbp nor tra1f, mir eab.n i6r Gaftoria,
Ms f. elm aiuc NOR, risf fs mad Gaforta,
Sic puroc elm 5rduIein, unO bidt gu 9ahsria,
as fe Sineer bate, gab fe linen Gaftoria.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

Qerr 9. 90. StDnner, bon Bar, be-
lamb ii6 oieie ISOLDE seidditsbalber in
Ct. Qpuis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

9ie GOuntD~Gourt tuar bteie ISOLDE
als ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Sit
ing.
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Gamcn GGrtnifcIn.

Spc6en cr6nltcn ollc Nrtsn Gamer
GnrtOITelu. Wonnig'6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

5errD's 0artenidmercien, 2 Bodete
fir . Gents bel Sraett,g's.
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geue saamen= &artofeln.

Die tsa. 8rib. aartcTs!. bic i'd rod toe
Itdsnbsit bate ;u pflau,ea nnp etren Grmcr
tras 3u be,s6ntn. 1T bic Triumph" :. ~,
islbe it cine Der srsiebigifsn NM lIhgspIas y.
Srrtsn, iosdr 10 lass fiibtr ais pic vSafy
Sbip." Sd BABE RCD ttItIt yta 'm NV
Sorte an Sarb, bic i'd 81 70 ,tnts pI w.
~perfauie. 9luftrGsr ionhru tn ebaiIfs ~,
str absesebtn psrpsn. Atli;fnurstn ps'''"
SamstasS gemaHt. ca
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9ermannerWolksblatt

Entered al the Post ONCE at q Hermann, Mo-, and
admitted for Il transmission through the mails al
scond-class rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-06

Solgenoe 9aarc erbielten 0eiratbss
GrlaubniBideine ieit unierem leBten Be
ridt:
Gfrant Grsfine uno WarD QGemann.
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I6Onnirt auf bas y9ermanner Bolts
blatt."
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HtHuer Srbretru uarb pttrbsr's Gastorra
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81 uerrcnten oorr 81 berfaufe1.

yin sutsS q Ubnbaus nebf 2S StasHoHrn.
bic gum Sbeil nit Sbfbiumsn unb 0efun-
ern atgspfianSt iine, linr untsr siirnism 81.
%etneunssn in mietbsn Otrr ,u faufrn. @ui,s
9SaIsr, Staauna uip. t~efinpen i6 nuf BEN
Ylase. NaG;ufrasrn lei 5rnu GlIabttA
Senllng, Srrmann, Wp. Mc,f II
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staotratbs.g erbanbIansen.

&~eselmdRise geriammluns ON 2.
Npril, 1888.
Gntpeienb Die Serren Giben, Rieser,
&oe0er unb Soriiser Sropp.
Die 8rotufole Der 8eriammluuseu
pum j.. unb 10. Mdrs tuurben b~erleien
unb ansenommen.
Die folsenben &ednunseu tpurben
nphriift INN ,,ir 0ohIuuo nunem;e5eu
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Cine Someopatbif6e Ipotbete

RebisiHii6e @srte, Snitrumsnte nno
4r3Hetet limb bel lHter;ei6ueter biuiS gu
~taufeH.
Srau a9etba Sc i'll,
SermanH, Wo.
The National tribune., 1888-08-30

Cd BY the Corps % oshsrS desiring ass salsrsasa-
neut-
skinner Corps 40. Il, Manohssssr Dspoa. waa
pleasantly F1rpF.sod no coe Of taslr meetings ~ -
sisters lTuu William g. Fuller Corps o. DsTszt. Va
4 social inns closed tle evening.
- Stevens Ceyps. 40. 81. West BaTnsa - o..
gained june a. Iss8- President agnes Blalzs
See. Hsttis %. Rsbinsau- fFcss Clara o. Hsinsaz
Henry e Freeman Corps. No. ~ ErookEsld "a
organ zed 5uIy - iass Presidents. Laura 9 Psskl
SEE Minnie Marshslli Treas. sarsL r. Fuilala.
SedEwick Post, 80. s. SedEwielz Corps. No. a
and C0t. John s. Tyler Camp, No 2 e - Al
Of brsit.s5oro, held a picnic ia Highland Park,
followed ay q dance in tha evening Al ths bah a
general good tin1e. which Strengthens So link -
maternity between tGesa oFgauizations.-J e.
aeifioS' department corresponding soSzea4ET-
ALL ALONG THE LENE
War Songs. dedicated TO the q A r and e. &c
sna sons o. veterans IS tse tsIs 81 a haadsoasa
collection, compiled by A. ST. Wcolson 1ss Oafs
r. a, 1e2eral Manager Of the WooiHon Spice Co,
loledo O., containing portraits Of Grant. Thonuaa
McFucrsou, sherman, Meade Logan HccEeT
Sheridan aud FarraEut. Tae Openlag ode q "a
vs. nc. 81 included.
California l. san wide awake Ard FUN a. lava
plans aud projects for che advsuceu1cut cf p. nc
WerE- Another Carnival, BENEFITS rs re Horaa
y iii ~ gwen 20 QUO reiiovs hail. san Francisco
L4e second week ia November. Donztsoas Cor kae
vs.. &C. fund are csIed for.
For the frs. six months % 1888 the Departuast a.
California expended SZ5fI 81 10 relief 5s1l7s "a
9ther tnan money and s3o3 turned over % Postag
total, 81 e6065
The arrangements a. Columbus. under The Esa-
Presidents, viii be very comp lete f0r National Can-
yention. II Tho weather & dus everyone IN BE-
happy.
Indians falls IN line with Ohio n tbs pubIiosas4
81 her soldiers Orphaa8' Home o. 8 weakly nszrs-
paper one q The brightest of is kind It = a.
handsome ss fresh blown daley, and one ~ tha
first fruits 81 industrial ming for she Bows Of thaa
school. Address Prof. A. r. AIorris supsFintsnd-
ent Knightstown, Ind 10y O copy, or Mrs Julietfs
e.. Wood, Alatron. OF che Executive Board, Depart
msut Indiana, W RIO
Corps 50. Liberty, Ind, ara making an sIb1m Sac
10 present 90 the Post. Anyone sending 20 csass
can have his name on the dag. Members Of ths
W-It.C- end soldiers families are ected 20 WTits
70 Lou n Ysryao, Senior iCe-Presldsns ADDE'S
given.
Louise A Robbins, Department President 81
Michigan, issues - Memorial Order on 8hs asa8h q
Gen. sheridan, directing ali the Corps Of tina De-
partuleut 70 assemble and speGd hear "a rev
erently considering the deeds. ts name acd asua-
Org Of this hlustrious 81 The Rerubilcn Mra,
sheridan 10 rendered the heartfelt sympathy q ths
Department Of Michigan W.ItC
A deiegAtiou FROM Forsyth Corps, Toledo, headed
by Cora Day Young, National senior Fioa- Prezl-
dent. and Ennis Goldsmith. President Visited
Mitchell CoTps, AsGmse, on o rsoeEt ARguss dag,
and vera royalty entertained
The National tribune., 1888-08-30
Rafta- TIM q Psn.lan.

We have several times spoken of the gFsas
collection OF real war photographs taken ~ sas
front during the war by the Government Pho
tographers and now solely owned b. Comrades
TAYLOR & Huntington, No. ? State st., Hars-
ford, Conn Ii was from these splendid phos0-
graphs that the CeatuTy obtained the iilustrs-
tions which made their war articles 50 famous.
A very attractive exhibition case has new 5son
invented aud Is equipped with fne eosnlorazats
lenses, 50 arranged that six persons st tina
can see the war views. At Fairs, Reunions
Pienics, etc, this case would be great sttFae-
ton, aud must take in dimes very fast COM
rades Taylor s Huntington viii appoint oao
OF two good men IN each State TO exhibit tas
war views with these cOsmoramic eases. They
viii not furnish free outfits nor send free SAM
pies, but they viii correspond with anyone . -
NAV be interested IN this matter and Tas
means business. They would be pleased 70
have anyone call at their Office and see the eE-
hibition case. The war scenes ara sure 20 IL
terest anybody, whether old soldiers o. noE
The National tribune., 1888-08-30
pepartmsnt alesnlnEs.
DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA.

DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA.
Garfield Corps held an opening IN Shiels's Build
ing. San Francisco, when, after a fine progarp,
dancing and supper we're enjoyed by multitude,
adding handsomely to relief fund. The Corps joined
In an ). of V. Social few evenings later. The
Corps is making all sorts OF things for the coming
Lincoln Corps has received Mary Jane Gray. q
fine elooutiOnist into its membership. As a ShaSs-
perean reader she is said TO have few equals.
Heiutzelman Corps, No. l, San Diego, celebrated
its fiji h anniversary July p banquetng the Post.
The Sissons Post, OF Mt Shasta, are proud Of
their Corps, recently organized; President, Rose
Mcmillan; Sec, Allie Blackburn.
HeiutZelmGn Corps donated last yeRr 500 TO the
Corps S., Eseondido, and Corps 50, Elsinors, are
mentioned among tbs good working Corps Of tbs
Department.
DEPARTMENT or PENNSYLVANIA.
DEAR TRIBUNE: Col j. ". Patterson Corps No.
/ Putsburg Pa mas passed resolutions on the
death of Mary Jane Chambers. sn able, earnest and
lovable member of the W.R.C. Abbie Lynch,
Ellen p. Jones and Maggie J. Sas, Committee.
Mrs Abbie Lynch, Past Department President of
Pennsylvania, WR.C.. writes Of the hourishing
condition Of Corps No. l. New members are being
added, and the membership at present numbers
over 60 The truest harmony prevails all being
actuated by motives the highest and purest. Much
good work IS done, many llves are frightened and
many sad spirits cheered by the ministratons Of
these noble women.
The Woman's Relief Corps OF Northwestern
Pennsylvania were not forgotten by the comrades
of the Northwestern Association of Pennsylvania
GAR, but were extended q cordial invitation to
attend the annual Reunion of the association at
Bradford Aug. %.
Once more the Corresponding Secretary would
urge upon Corps throughout the State TO keep US
posted in regard to the work done by them
Pennsylvania with her 100 Corps should be able to
keep up short interesting article in every issue Of
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. but your Corresponding
Secretary must have the assistance of every Corps
| In furnishing items.-Mrs Mary A. Wallace,
| Corresponding secretary, Bradford. Pa.
DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT.
DEAR TRIBUNE: Your correspondent, returning
| from Df
/ est for The NATIONAL Tribune:
Edwin Dillingham; Corps, No. 50. Waterbury. re-
! Gently gave entertainment, entitled " Here and
| There in the Civil War" to q crowded house,
/ realizing snug sum for the relief fund. The
| stereoptieon is in charge of Charles n. Thomas,
Box 1856 Boston, Mass, and Is highly recommends
The National tribune., 1888-08-30
POTOMAC,

General Orders No. 8, Issued ct Washington Aug
90 By command of Charles =. Lincoln DEPART
ment Commander, John Cameron, Assistant
Adiutant- General, - contain the following: The
22d annual Eneampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic will meet at Gounsshs o. on Wedues-
day the 18th day of September next. The grand
parade will take place ut 10 .. IA, Tuesday the
18th Of September, which win doubtless be the
largest pageant of the Order ever Witnessed
Grounds have been arraf4ged for camping purposes
sufficient for the accommodation Of 100000 men
within easy reach Of the Central Railway Station.
aud not more than three-fOuTtls of a mile distant
from the State Capitol Tents will be pitched
ready for occupancy aud wifi be provided with
straw Tor bedding, wood and water for camp use
free of charge. The camps will be Illuminated all
night with electric light, viii be thoroughly drain
ed and polced, aud will be arranged with suitable
platforms and spaces where open-air Campiires
may be held. Ali comrades intending to go into
camp are reminded TO take with them a suiicienoy
of blankets but no other baggage which cannot be
| readily carried in the hand. Extensive dining.
| halls will be erected at the camp, where good
/ meals may be obtained at from 25 to IS cents
| There will also be numerous public dining-hallg
/ throughout the city for general accommodation.
/ The Department Commander and staff, escorted
/ by the Old Guard, !" ConrBde Capt Edgar com.
niaudnR with drum corps, will leave this city II
| Il M Sunday, Sept 9, 1888 by special express train
| via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passing through
| Harper's Ferry aud tile Cheat River country by
| daylight, reaching Oakland at 5 .. m. stopping
| two hours for dinner and recreation, arrv-
| ing at Columbus about 8 a. IN. next morning
/ Round-tTip tickets Sl2.75. Sleeping-ear double
| berths, So each way. For the aecommodar
| ton Of those desiring to remain after the
Eneampment closes, Limit on tickets viii be ex
The National tribune., 1888-08-30
MISSOURI


Tie hail. charter furniture and banner Of Burn
side Post, No. L. Pleasant Hill, were recently en-
tireiy destroyed by FIRE.
James q. sieakley, Patton Lieut.. VIM Brauner
Post No. 1874, mustered in at this place on July
II The following officers were elected aud in
stalled Commander, James q. Steakey; s. V. c.
John Myers; J. " c., Henry J. Smith; Adj't Al
win J. Slatler; q, NJ, James NJ. Knowles Surg
Thomas X. OKelley; Chap, Bennett p. Harte; o.
D.. Henry S. HATtie; o. g.. James w. Nations; s.
NJ, Marion Johnson; q. Nj. s., John S. Groner; l.
S.. William +. Cook o. 8. Jesse r. Henson. This
Post Is made up Of energetic good of both po-
litcal parties, and We expect TO boom her right
along.
Gea Shields Post, No H. has adopted a tribute
TO the memory Of Gen. Sheridan.
NEBRASKA
Mitchell Post. No. SO, Waverly, Neb., has adopt.
ed resolutions of respect TO the memory Of Gen
Sheridan.
NEW YORK.
We have received the roster OF Wstrous Post
No. 30 Binghamton, for 1888 This Post has a very
| large membership and is ia afiourishng condition
erson; 5. Y. c., J. T. Williams; J. Y. c., A. e.
Knapp; Adit, w. s. Hale; O. NJ. Henry Rice
Surg, S. +. Mcfarland; Chap, W. b. Kinney; o.
/ D. o. w. Ward; o. O., r. Yuugiing.
! Department Commander Martin Curtis has or
dered that the Post eoors and charters in this De
| partment shall be draped. and that the comrades
/ viii wear the customary badge of mourning al
! their Encampments FOX the time specified In tbs
The National tribune., 1888-08-30
No Relation.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Please tell me
what relation if any, Gen. Benjamin Harrison
is to the Col. Harrison who commanded the
39th Ind. in 1863 This Harrison was, think,
afterward promoted to gadier-General.-
JAMES r. Brown, Ormes Store, Tenn.
Gen. Benjamin Harrison, formerly of the
10th Ind, is no relation to Gen. Thomas ].
Harrison, who commanded the 9Th Ind. Cav.
There was no such regiment as the S9th Ind.
The National tribune., 1888-08-30

For bilious and miasmatic diseases, Ayers
Ague Cure is safe and radical cure.
The National tribune., 1888-08-30

[NoTTCR- Organizations holding Reunions this
year having or making rosters, viii favor us by
transmitting a copy thereof to The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE for Gle and future refersnce.-EDIToR
NATIONAL TRIBURK.l
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-17
Organized Female Thieves.

A new method of stealing has just been
detected at Vienna, Austria. A number
of women established employment offices
for placing shop girls and succeeded in
gaining the confidence of mum erous store
keepers. The young ladies they recon-
mended were first instructed to rob their
employers and hand over the proceeds Of
their thefts to the agents. The latter
made their regular rounds every day. On
entering store the agent would make q
small purchase, for which she would pre-
tend to pay with q large note. The
fictitious difference, consisting of money
stolen, was then openly placed on the
counter and peck eted by the agent. The
latter retained 80 cents or ST. Of every
days takings of each girl and paid the re-
mainder to the latter. The whole gang is
now in custody. The occurrence may
lead to the general introd uction of our
system of a cashiers desk in every store
to replace the ordinary money-drawer
accessible to every -employe. The losses
OF some of the store-keepers are estimated
at So, COO to $1,000.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-17
GARlBALDrs WoolN.G.
The Famous Patriots First Meeting with
His Wife.


His Wife.
In Garibaldi's forthcoming autobi-
agraphy will be found this account of
his first meeting with his wife: II
had need of some human being who
would love me. Without such a one
near me- existence was becoming in
supportable. Although not old. i
knew men well enough to know how
difficult it is to find real friend.
But woman! Yes, woman; for I
had always considered them the most
perfect of beings, and, whatever men
may say, it is infinitely easier, to find
a really loving heart among them. /
was walking on the quarter deck of
the Itapariea, wrapped in my sad
thoughts, and. having reasoned the
matter in all ways, finally con cluded
to seek O wife for myself. who
!. would draw me out Of this depressing
and indispensable state of things. My
glance fell by chance upon the houses
of the Barra, a little hill thus called
at the entrance of the Laguna (of st.
CATHERINE. in Brazil. on which are
some simple but picturesque dwellings
With the aid of my glass. which
habitually held in my hand when on
the quarterback. ] saw a young girl.
] ordered the men to row me ashore IN
that dire tions and .disembarked and
made for the house which contained
the object of my voyage; but could
not find it. when / encountered a per-
son OF the place whom had known
on my first arrival. He invited me
10 take coffee at his house. We
entered, and the first person on whom
my gaz, fell was the one who had
caused my coming on shore. 1t was
Anita! The mother of my children.
The companion Of my life in good and
evil fortune The woman whose cour-
age have 80 often desired. We both
remained in an ecstatic silence. gag
ing at each other. like two persons
who do not meet for the first time, and
who seek in each others lineaments
something which shall revive remem-
brance. At last / saluted her, and /
said: You must be mine Ispoke
but little Porluauese. and Ispoke these
audacious words in Italian. How
ever, 1 seemed 10 have some magnetic
power in my insolence. had tied Tie
knot which death alone could break. =