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POPULATION OF FLORIDA. The increase of
the population of Florida may be judged from
the following facts obtained by traveller by
inquiries made among several families.


Ms 70. q. has "a children-nne sons and ff-
teen daughters. Six of her daughters are mar
ried, and one Of them has eight children, an
other four, another two, another two, and an
other one. Mrs. S. has six daughters married,
two of whom have thirteen children each, two
have twelve each, one has nine, and another
eight. Mrs F. has fourteen children, the old
est of whom is only fifteen years ofage. Mrs.
D. has sixteen children, Mrs N. has twenty
three, Mrs. S. eleven, Mrs. McC. fourteen,
Mrs. M. seventeen, Mrs. T. fourteen. Mrs. G.
had nine children by her first hushand-married
4 wdower with nine, and has nine by second
marriage-making twenty-seven in all Mrs.


- has had five children at birth. She,
however, does not reside in this neigbtorhood, ''