Out of four hundred and seventy persons to whom he propounded this question, two hundred and ten or forty-four per cent of them were total abstainers.

So is a doctrine (still popular among philosophers) that the only true 'cause' is the total universe at one moment, the only true 'effect,' the whole of reality at the next.

At Clerkenwell, in 1905, the entries in his classes reached a total of over one hundred, and there was no gainsaying the quality.

The details were so foolish, the total result so formidable.

Would the total abolition of war be a good thing for the world?

Total. 1851 31,688 acres 223,314 acres 255,002 1860 146,320 " 230,677 " 377,003 In Africa, also, the export of cotton is on the increase; and Egypt is erecting new works to retain and direct the overflow of the Nile, which will augment her exports.

The next step is a stoppage of specie paymenta total degradation of paper as a currencyunusual depression of prices, the ruin of debtors, and the accumulation of property in the hands of creditors and cautious capitalists.

Boys, 2. Total, 18.

* I conceive the constitution in this particular was formed in order that the Government, whilst it was restrained from laying a total prohibition, might be able to give some testimony of the sense of America, with respect to the African trade.

It was not to be expected that the total extinction of the apprenticeship law would be followed by an instantaneous return to active labor, but feeling as I do the deepest interest in the successful result of the great measurement now in progress, I sincerely congratulate you and the country at large, on the improvement which is daily taking place on the resumption of industrious habits, and

It demands of us total silence as to its proceedings, denies to our citizens the liberty of speech and the press, and punishes them by mobs and violence for the exercise of these rights.

Between 1840 and 1850 nearly 7000 miles of railroad were built, making a total mileage of 9000.

In 1855 there were 2012 issued and reissued; in 1856, 2506; in 1857, 2896; in 1858, 3695; and in 1860, 4778, raising the total number to 43,431.

This magnificent expanse would make seven states as large as Pennsylvania, or three and a half as large as Oregon, and is only 6000 acres less than the total area of the thirteen original states with their present boundaries.

Our total population in 1870 was 38,000,000.

Total number of states in 1870, 37.

Habit is second naturewhen It supersedes the first, wise men Receive it as a warning, That total change comes then too late, And they must e'en assimilate Life's evening to its morning.

By 1753 her ships in the slave traffic numbered eighty-seven, totaling about eight thousand tons burthen and rated to carry some twenty-five thousand slaves.

Vol.13, Searches and seizures-Total production.

He had been a total abstainer from sentiment, as one may say, for sixty hours, and this was his only glass.

Still, some diseases were very prevalent, particularly those which may be considered as induced by a total absence of cleanliness.

In addition we have other lists totaling about 32,000 suffragists whose names are not on our books.

To get the present uses of goods they sell their promise to make future payments totaling a larger amount.

I am Mr. Peck, a total stranger to you.

I knew my left wing was a total loss and I suspected my left leg was about to leave me, and I was downhearted and wanted to die.