The sun., 1892-01-31

known. tho book is ut least as great Q sensa-
tion as Gen. !,utler promised 1t would be.
Gen. Butler begins with his ancestry-two
generations OF soldiers. he being third. and
his son. who died IN early manhood. o fourth.
He was the son OF John Butler. ooldier Of tho
war Of 1912. by second marriage. and was
born at Deerfeld. N. H. Nov. s. 1873 about 4
O'clock in the afternoon. His father died Of
the yellow fever In st. Christopher. an island
Of the West Indies and left his mother In tho
poorest circumstances. He describes her
struggles and pays her most eloquent tribute
He says:
II, at4 years OF age. was thought to be a
puny child. probably the results of my moth
sr's anxieties and fears for my father during
his absence. Quiet gentle. and eager to learn,
was taught my letters BY my mother and
given slight advance in the spelling book. I
attended school for six weeks. and learned to
read with but little difficulty. I remained ut
home during the autumn and then It was that
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