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, 1881-08-10

HaleSs Chicago 4 Silver ClIu, t1,UN 1t tHi
Wabash, IT. Lou|s Il Pae1ao b, 99,0Qu At Whi
Qaicaao, Burlington 4 Qulney u, $4,000 at q.N,
burlington Missouri, In Nebraska, ~. LOO n ",
TRtAsuR3 aulPNEk7s ron July, ), ;
Tho demknd for ealn and spec!o for shipment
abEoA4 from Han Franptsoo. last month wss
FashsF Hight YhV details are ~ follows = &
10 lleuz Hong. sn-n ~
Sllyer Lara
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,v,,n ,otter ,n,,,r,, fr,r, ,r,,,nrtera Nnci,nusc
IN rntnsSs.I, flnrusra. stnrIfno waa ~, NH
as.. mct,,,i ratoa ,snr, tse,E md sStt. cnmmnr.
cIni at"rlinr wos 4aI to Is{1as. nnuknra. frunr,
,voro sS;E f,r stvtv dMvs and h1oy for ,,cnana.
Eronch c,,,n,norcioi lila ,v"r r,aT: and he-.:.
noI.i"r ,o,, n,nrctoi co7ik; ho,,i,,rs, norl,a
a,ls an,, az: and com,nnrc,oI' M,x. Mnr,xrs
.n,1.,. ,si,h c,,,,nnrnttrn,v it,t 5,lnn
in f,hcnoo fInvcrI,n cnt houia wnrc at III nettrc,
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Fnr ns,-,n. ~ t.ns,,mhln aa,a IN ,r"a hIa ann
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Eurfnney. ,,.....,,. .... -. s..,.... 1uU-- 6m
lid NGw Ynfk-
NEl1 NI+tI
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LIVE STOCK.


CaTrLE-solfors hnd no particular fautt 10 nnd
with TcsterdaTs MARKET II active both On local
and hhlpun1 account nnd Hr,u all nFaund. wh.lo
for nnythna R'tod enough 10 aand furwn.d there
wafc ready buyers at further slight advance, or Al
an ndvnnen on 1nsk weeks pF!cos Of 1bazto. OF fat
cHtalc thoru wero not enough tn Meet Tho demand,
ntid tho appreciation In that class aH mnekod
than IN Tho lower grades. though anything that tho
Eastern trAdo could Hnfely handle sold quick At an
Mprat ta1ent Of l5c bgttgr. NnttyG butcers' stuK
JekNns, nnd Western cattIe nt tho common t1rta
, wire Hittnnt proNunrre4l ad!ance. but thgy wero
sesal, os =, ks0sd:i fTr oxtrn. With mont 81 th9
iYF Western. nid At tInIsj iSr Tsxas. Ths market
, 1881-08-10

MONDAYS larva dcet pretty we'll cleared -
yester.,uy lnolntu3 must, OF tho saes bcn9 nude u
our quotaaupa Thars wuEc fHw nuw arrivals ysstss-
dur. Wa aquotet
Htaeh common ineh'-''tstt. ss'',s '.ssts.
Extra RotI 4ttd stHEt, HHA*4lM
tlaf4e Mlo k!ts. I%1taHlaH
fifhR fstttt*s+tststs
l1o8 lM
, FoiluwiNg at1 tit yasd rates nxad By thu Lumbar.
n,ana Esclango fur dFy !uaeoE green beiug tt isae
per 1t1u teok, = - -
Erst su!'s anI Third c1osF 244.lneh ,,,...,,,,tiQ4
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aturk 11Ar1A IA lHlpQh, rough &lq
s1ck l0ards. l4Al3ln 9u@
N4tusk hohrlt, lAf l3-ineA. Al4
E1nc!na issst 44
o%a,sa aHT @ Sos::
EYgM.nn baards lo4N ?aH
asasts,, SSslt9n s.Ha VIII.
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EletSk. 44&, FouA. and kuua. la!4
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MNtX Xf&tIH

NEW Yf}H.
spttfat Dtspalth 10 The Chteaao Tftban4.
tertstto t,r tho ahArn speculation to.day wns OK.
trs,nu liLlncss. THO trading was very light, and
was uInlust ,lGvoid vi feature, tho etnt,ves
III pricca, rs q rt,Iu. being ilnitnpnrta1,t.
Tho market 0pei,rl weak nuIi gc,,er.
ally l0wer. but In tho carly dealings
~ % -, ,,x ,n 49,. .'',, ~" u" "sM.. 1,.n
W,a,,,.. w. ~ ",. ~. @ot , sn ',.eu r., '.as "G' @
nns "oIe ] and 1t, % l"" ts'ur m most .n., oon.,i,,,. "a
u,,s If, lilo unwnr,t u,nve,uant. r,,ynrti n,.on
thoro ,yns '''ltu,, W " =, '"". ,'"s nent m'
'..s1,I "o " VIE .o'o ~ ~ " ~, eas'
crn. During tho AFTERNOON tt,o sprcution axain
brsanc strong und tho lleolIno was fully re:
a1tS a1 ,s ss.r % "anst so on oas u ne aor 9~
tuw @ s9up sures rso"i. na' n o
r.,n.r., IT,, .,,,.''1 a, ' .,,aae. ,.,a. 49,,
vc,y ,rne s I IN wero a petowm.e .'.sa tackuw"ma @
Western. Lake shorc, wesorn uuion, wau,lsh
iao!'lu. "; Paul. Now Jersey contra' Er'o' aud
''I',.x." Ma.n,. .aa I"'.r. '',,'. , ,s ,anu.
o'ey was ue easy ana shofe wore ,arao
tho opsi1luR to tho close Of business. chi ioans
on pjrluo nf ncpoptahI, ttock cullntprni runuul
sxss ;s s"9 a. Ss;s" 5 5:, T.
eunpllrtl tDoIr rcoutrcmcuta NJ eGnal. pcr ccnt.
Timo ,oans and prime discounts nro ununarIued
Isallroa.l l,ou, wore dull and irregular. ohio
s'S:s'" sss ::, !: i, ,...: !: " s'''::''ss 4 ::
u'ieucstcr .llSpHFE incomes ~ 70
T. ca. M ccntea ap s sss sSs'g iS;eTeas'S @ Tosa,
Pacific ilrsts, Rio nrnnde Division, Il. tn NV;
@ ias.. Tost w"s"e s" se'a, sH'st aeeiins, " IL i
Z wo,'sF sr ss.s es"' co, to ~ sr ccn t%s' m t,s a
lun. e ih'c"no In'nna f re " ,nnn'n. 4 NJ
,,nr ,.,,, ~ ~. Wont,o Z. nat, s,n',,a ,o,'.,,,
,s' sseay ''i r,.s s'" pc sr 's s:s 's' To- @ cnss a.
s,s npoake 4 ohio currency os 4. TO- 10 COZ;
tt"lne' hnterto"h q oHoehsouFR Mtsn ".
Sew ,S ss yos Ns'ts '.ya,s sssus, , s!' % T;.as s
Miosa n NJ ~ truto, run,,lr i,rsto ~ iIs1, nnX
For; 9,, w"y%e s', .a.ra. sn'rs ,.1s at lsa
' ''' 70 stvs tss 1rs.t@s., tern 1"oetai.s slit Irt,,
Np,v 1ov,, A,o o-cornru,rorts ,rora ,,ta+
una mIM ,irm. num- 1''"' ''SefD'D'"'' "ef' qD'''
In tho rallroaa bond market Iron Mountain rs
advanced 10 glt from ~, Onto $ Mississippi SEQ.
xs;s's sssss:: :. i;'s ssr: g :s % '1s : I;s ill.,
roi,rnhua rt,can, 4. Indiana rontrnl irconca
IN ~ from ~ Wsstorn r,rn",, n,,onts "ro NJ.
rIvi,,r " no rc,,,v ror thn ,no",,pa wSc,. Com.
stutoscoIrtIcs wero duh.
Inc ssm arsos ,,.,.. ~s " asa,n 10 'o'aay y,
tt ne oGt ybs Gna e5
WIS thost pFoin!nont !lurlng iao alterno1N
, 1881-08-10

A'''s"s that bl!lds Up, I'll up F''A'0''' 'A'
, 1881-08-10

'Flu :iitUN-Ul lste f|,s maftst has asyeopod con.
s!leFlblo strun9tA; Wkf3 faq dou4aa hxs not ret
q .asS ms1a Il y faea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07

NorEs. JAMES H., jefferson. Republican, Uni
vers dist, farmer. married; age Sc. Born in JEFF
ferson. and attended the common school. Has al
ways lived in Jefferson, in the same house 10 which
he was born. Served first on the bosrd Of Select
men in 1873, elected chairman in 1879. and re-
elected to the same position in 1850. Always =
republican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07

WHEELER, SAMUEL c., Ea4pn. National
Greenback, Christian, farmer and clergyman,
married: age 40. Born in Plymouth and self
educa,ed; is member of the Christian church,
and President of the Aroostook Christian Quar-
terly Meeting: ia manual labor is farmer. A lin
tied common school education is all that he ! ad
to start ont in the battle of life with regards ed
ucafion held the Office of Supt- School Committee
in Easton from 1869 to 1875; has been q temper
ance worker since 1852 was a member Of the
Temperance Wstchmans Club of Newburch.
Me-; member of the Sons OF Temperance of Car
mel, Me-, and a member of the l. o. Of Good
Tempers since he has been in Aroostook county,
and total abstinence man. using neither rum nor
tobacco. believing both to be curse in our land
a brother to Mr.. Wheeler, Representative from
Etna- A republican until 1873.
WHEELER, HORACE H., Etna- National Green
back, religion do well As you know" patent
rights dealer. married age 80. Born in Diymont,
and educated in the common schools of New
burgh, Carmel and Hampden. In the navy for
six months during the war of the Rebellion; was
wounded at the storming of Fort Fisher, and lost
a leg January Is, .S65. Town Clerk four years,
Collector two years, and Selecfman four years.
Republican until 1873.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07

could scarcely increase her peril by the
attempt; and burriedly but silently she
spranr to the ground. No one was near
her, and she flew with such speed as only
desperation could lend back in the direc-
ton from which she fancied she had come.
As she reached the gateway and passed
out upon the road another figure unex-
pectedlv confronted her. and she drew
back in breathless terror.
"Helloa," exclaimed a startled but
cherry voice.
With that word she threw herself into
his arms.
..Oh, John, John =
.Whv Cherry did frighlcn you so ?
was only walking up street in woful
hurry. with no thought OF meeting any
body. least of all You. until nearly ran
evening with Mrs. Murray?"
Mrs. Murray >" Cherry looked back at
the house she had left. and its outlines
slowly grew familiar. 1t certainly was
the parsonage ..Oh | don't know
thought it must be some dreadful pla''e
I've been stolen and-not quite MUIR
dered - she cried Historically. And John
listening - her story grew a bewildered
as she.
Il should have thought no one would
be SO insane a> TO seal that carriage with
a hope of selling il and to select Rev.
Mr.. MurraN'> aS a place To hestow their
booty
He paused. then laughed As a sudden
light burst upon him. Cherry. it's Ali
Halloween
Al!-lIallowecn And the village boys
ALWAYS celebrate the occasion by stealing
gates carving off signs. and working all
manner of mischief. Cherry understood
it all at once. They had doubtless con-
'sidered it a magnificent Joke to leave Miss
Fosilbv'> carriage in the ministers yard.
And isn't il nearly morning. John ?"
at is only nine o'clock; was Just 60
inc home from the office
Oh. said Cherry with Il long breath,
and a tone that said unutterable things.
CHERRY. said holm. rs they paused at
Aunt Babara'S gate. this is the night to
to try fortunes with hot lead Or"
-, RI, thought was about to try mine
with cold steel, interpo~cd Cherry, shud-
deriu~.
But. Cherry
Yes. know. Ii came out all right.
John-tormed the initials J. A., rs plainly
as possible" she added >hily.
John Informed Uncle Nat OF the where
abouts of the misSin" carriage; and the
next day Miss Fosilby called upon Cherry
in that same resplendcnt equipage.
The black informed me that you
first learned where my stolen property
had been bestowed | did not quite I'M
derstand how. hut | am greatly obliged
To vou." she said gracously And about
that other matter we talked of one day
| have quite decided that should like you
for a companion
Thank YOU said Cherry demure'y
''hut have accepted that situation with
another person. ma am
Miss Foslby' upliitcd eyebrows seemed
to ask who else in the sphere of Cherry's
knowledge could offer such position.
but her lips were too polite to put the
question.
Well said aunt Babara. rs the car
riag rolled away, Il guess we'd better
build fire in the little back yard. and
make soap Tomorrow. Plenty of soap is
good thin" Tor a young houSckeeper 10
begin with ''-hatc " Hamilton IN Good
Co'np0nV.
The public are cautioned to ask for DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. aud take no other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07

VARNEY, ALLEN P, Win-low Republican,
Friend, teacher. carpenter and farmer, married;
age a. Born in Fairfield, Somerset county; edu-
Gated in Providence, X. l., and at China Academy.
Selectman of town four years. Always repub
lican.
VERRILL, BYRON d., Portland. Republican,
Christian, lawyer married; age IS Born 10
Greenwood and educated in the common schools,
at Norway Liberal Institute, at Oxford Normal In
stitute, and under the private tuition of Hon. Mark
H. Dunnell. After fitting for college with the
intention Of entering year in advance his health
broke down. and a year spent in recreation.
Was principal of the Norway Liberal Institute for
eleven terms read law with Charles Il. Merrill,
Howard & Strout, and Henry Ingalls, Was
admitted TO the bar in Lincoln county, and COM
menced practice in Portland in 1862. Time since
has been wholly devoted to law practice, excepting
the editing of the third and fourth editions OF the
Maine Civil Officer. Member of the las,Hou
Always q republican.
VISAL, WILLIAM E., Thomsston. Democrat,
Universalism most adaptable to his belief. mer-
chant married; sge 30. Born in Thomsston, and
attended the public schools Alwsvsa democrat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07

TRUE SAMUEL A. Portland Republican, Bap
fist, merc liant, married age i3. Born in Portland
and educated at the public schools of that city
Member of the last House. Awa, republican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07
Nfm advertisements.
have you EVER KNOWN

Any person to he seriously III without a west a..
ach or Inactive liver or kidneys? And wban .,oin.
organs arr in good condition do You not sna aese
possesscr ENJOYING good health? Parker men men
ger Tonic always regulates these impor,an, VIM
and never fail to make the blood rich and mr. sans
TO strengthen every part Of the system II has land ana
hundreds Of desparing invalids Ask your ae;a sred
about il. '"i Heighbor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07

GOODWIN, EDMUND, Shspleigh. National form
ely Democrat. lumberman and farmer, married
age g.. Boru in Shapleigh, York county. Edu-
Gated in common schools. Selectmsn II years
held other public Offices in town. Religion,
Baptist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.

medical essay, comprising series Of lectures Dc
hvered at kahn's Museum of Anatomy the cause
and cure Of premature decline. showing indispuabiy
how lost health may be regained, afordng a clear
synopsis of impeachment to marriage and the treat
ment Of nervous and physical debility being the
suit of twenty years experience BY mail be-
rency or postage stamps. Address Sec'y Kahn .
Museum, 6ss Broadway. y. Y. novs7fGm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07

The public are cautioned to ask for DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, and take no other
Price - cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-14
PAINE, GRAFTON & LADD,
ASSURANCE.
NOTICEABLE POINTS

IN THE TWENTi.flRsT ANNUAL STATE
MENT or THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASST
RANCE SOCIETY THE Z. s., NEW YORK
JANUARY ist, 1851
Assets, siiIosGo3' mn increase of Thre, and
Threcqnartcr Million Dollars In 1885
b., Nutplls, SHG%%l' nm increase of One and
Ihtccqnartcr Million Dollars I'm $50
New Business s3iliOs0t; an mctense of Eight
hnd half Million Dollars In 1880
Rtka outstanding, siTG5EtU3 Increase over
1897, 2i5 g3D,DSS '''"e' WV
Amount paid TO policy holders md ,h,,r ,onro.
sCniatiycs during 1850, slfg9g31, Wv" ''P''
A liberal surrender value In paId.u mn insrro,co Ia
provided for In all ordinary policies, in caso If
fIrlcitfe. ~ W
rOntlnc snynRr Fund Policies may he ,crmipa,.
cd At the cote ol certain defined periods nm terma
more advnnlagcuus than upon nny other ninn.
These policies prove more profitable 10 the policy
holder than any other form OF insurance '''''
Actual example, can be furnished of prraona h,
ng insured lof yer. yontr, and then upon terminal
Ing their TOntinc Policies, receiving cnsh in snn,n
instances cqnnl 10 he whole of the prcminma mid,
In Others, nearly ALL PAUL
No tcchnicnlllus nor arduous conditions 4,
policy contracts,
Policies become inclnicNOblc after having hcon
In force for three years tFor pNrtlculArs uon th
contract itrelf) All such inconlostAblc uolIrinuu
will be paid nj maturity without rebate of Inicrrs,
immediately after the receipt ut the Socetyis n,
flee In New York Of satisfactory proofs of dno,h
together with valid and satisfactory dIscbtu,n
from the parties In interest and WIlhOn, roouirb,
any delay, even for sixty or ninety DIVA ~ hns
been the custom heretofore, and IN still nenoi viii
other companies "'''
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-14
AGENTS.

"Tg w Yourselves by making mon
Bey when golden chance il
NE offered, thereby always
bElLH Keeping noycrty from your
door Those who always
take advantage OF the good
chances for making money that are offered general
ly become wealthy while those who do not inn.
prove such chances remain In poverty. We wnnt
many men, women, boys and girls to do work for VA
right In their own localities, The business will
pay more than ton tunes ordinary wages, We
furnish an cSpcnsensiye outfit and all that you
need free, No one who engages fails 10 mike
money rapidly. Y0u can devote your whole time
TO the work, or only your spare moments. Full
Information and all that IL needed sent free. AID
dress STlNSON & CO., Portland, Maine,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
An Only Daughter Cured of
CONSUMPTION.

When death wac hourly expected, all remedies
having failed, aud DR. james was experimenting
with the many herbs of Calcutta, he accldently
made preparation which cured his only child OF
CONSUMPTION His child If now in this country and
enjoying the best Of health. He has proved TO the
world that CONSUMPTION can be positively and per
marcutly cured. The Doctor now yes this Recipe
free, only asking Two threc.cent stamps 10 pay
expenses. Thjs Herb also cures Night Sweats
Nau.gaat the stomach, and will break up fresh
Cold in weu,y-four hours, Address Craddock & Co.
1922 Rscc ST, Philadelphia naming this paper.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-14
THE HIGHWAY COW.


Ihe hue OF her nae w duSky brown
nhcr O0dy was inl ~ AnI yer nrch was SIM
she wos Keen Of vision and long 81 llmb;
WIN N3'h, nose "hd snol s.ulun t"Il,
Anu IIos lac NC '''o"' VI "hohio' Hiauc pau
many NmRlk Hld nor nlu Douy wear
she lad Ue1u y lAIget tOi az thihgs known;
,,Wonll grow ~ more where once II had grown
~ l,{ paa''"na paIuuH hnot
h'h 'c'' wv" "c' "'"SunB sPo''
MANY and many wcl.aimed stone,
Many bricEbat ofgoodly size.
MA bronPh lhr tcars 70 her bovine eyes;
or h-d bounded on from her hony back,
WIN a noise IKE ibe sound " rifle crack.
Many a day had she passed In the pound
For helping herself 10 her neighbours corn.
Had been trausnyed on her crumpled horn;
many teapot and oil TN pail
HAD tic farmer boys lied 10 her time-w worn tall
Old Deacon GRAY was Nous man
Though sometimes tempted 10 be prOiane
To drive her ont 81 his growing grain,
Sharp prankS she used to play
To get her al and to get away.
She knew when tho deacon went 10 town
She wisely watched hlG when n q went by,
And an evil CLEAN In each angTyeye,
Tie would crack his whip In a silrly way
And drive along In his Zone horse sbay.p
Then NJ HIS homestead she loved IN call
Lifting his bar, with her CrumpleI horn.
Hrplng hcrSelfiO his standing corn
Eating his cabhagcs one by one.
HurrylDg home when her work was done
Of'en Tho deacon hnmcward cana
Hummlpg u hyun from tho house OF prayer
HIS hopeful heart IN TRANQUIL frame
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-14
NEW ADVERTIsEME NTs.

WANTED, Manufacturing concern wants n
w business man r. Cairo an ineycry city mot nj.
ready takpnI few hundred dollars necessary TO
pay for goods on delivery after orders have been
secured for the same. $50 per month proht
guaranteed. The most searching investigation
solicited A $ ARNOLD ~ co, corner First
Street and Broadway, Brooklyn, n Y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-14

only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-14

The hue or her hide W. duSky brown
Her body was Loan aud her neck was slim,
Ono horn tnricd M n'ld tho other down,
Nho was Eccl Of vision and long ~ limb;
Wlth Roman nose and abhOrt stump tail,
And libs l.Lc The hoops ola homemade pail.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-14

DFFIJIAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-14

syxaY MORNING (hosDAYs ExcErTKD,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-14

Many mark dld hor old body wear;
She had Urcu % lIrget Tor all things known,
On many scar the GuSky hair
Would grow no moro where once Il had grown.
Many a passionate, parting shot
Had left upon Ter a lasting spot.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-14

Largest Circulation OF any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

TEE POPULATION OF THE GLOBE. -Accord.. ing to NM. Hehm and Wagner's BevoIkerung der Erde, Europe has now 6 population of 815. .9S9, 900 inhabitants, Asia SSS 7O7. GOO.
 Africa 2O5. .670. 900. America 95. 4O5. GOO Australia aud P0lvnesia 43f, ,OOO. the Polar regt ms 62, 900, giving total 0f i. .455. 923 GOO
 being an increase of l6.77s, 900, according W the latest known censuses. At the end of 1877 Germany had population of 43 943 OO0
 Austria and Hungary (1S79) of 8S. OOO O0t3.. France (1876) of 3B 900, ,OOO.. In Asia. China possesses 434, 900, GOO inhaoitants. Houekope 130, IA, Japan 34, 300, ,0OO according to the census of 1878. The British possessions in India number 240. 200. 900 yeople Gan estimate
 made before the census of this year) tbe French possessions 28O. GOO, Cochin China l. 6OO, ,OOO, the East Indian Islanfis 84. 500 con. the islands of the South Sea S7O. GOO. The area of Africa is estinatedat 29. aS3. GOO souare kilometers, divided as follows: Forests and cultivated land. $500 co; savanpahs. 6 295.- 900; steppes, 200, 900 ,,Y deserts. 10. .6OOOOO, The i6nalitsnis sf British North An,eriea ndinbsr g. 8O0. .00O,' of the United States 5O = 900, 900. of Mexicog {. .4S5, ,OOO. and of Brazil ll.l0O. 600. The F.las regions extend round the Artic Circle with an area of g. $50. GOO square kilQneteRs.e and the A1tafctic regions abouts600000 The population of the former Is small. 4ith the exception, ,of. Iceland. which. nse sOO0, and Greenland sl0, 900. - London
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