112. The African Cactus „ 428 96. The Victoria Nyanza „ 372 75. The King of the Jungle „ 272 81. The Last Mile of Dr. Livingstone’s Travels „ 282 88. The Village in which Livingstone’s Body was Prepared „ 314 109. The Face of a Wangwana „ 418 43. The African Tiger „ 120 115. The Elephant Protecting her Young „ 452 44. The Strong Beast Conquered „ 120 13. The Python „ 26 45. The Rhinoceros Bird „ 123 85. The Last Entries in Dr. Livingstone’s Note-Book op. 298, 301 125. Tippu-Tib „ 510 108. Transporting the Sections of the Boat „ 416 24. View on the Lualala „ 62 25. View on the Zambesi „ 62 11. View of Zanzibar „ 20 54. Warlike Demonstrations „ 156 120. Wild Game on the Aruwimi „ 476 94. Wild Goat of Ugogo „ 359 126. Wilderness Sketch „ 527 72. Wreaking his Vengeance on a Tree „ 256 32. Zulu Warrior „ 78 [Illustration] [Illustration: MAP OF EQUATORIAL AFRICA. That vast fertile area hitherto marked UNKNOWN, _the Scene of all the late great Exploring Expeditions, showing_ the extensive achievements of HENRY M STANLEY & OTHERS. Stanley’s Route Cameron’s „ Livingstone’s „ ] [Illustration] STANLEY’S STORY· OR, THROUGH THE WILDS OF AFRICA. CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY. A Brief Account of Africa -- Its Ancient Civilization -- Little Information Extant in Relation to Large Portions of the Continent -- The Great Field of Scientific Explorations and Missionary Labor -- Account of a Number of Exploring Expeditions, including those of Mungo Park, Denham and Clapperton, and others -- Their Practical Results -- Desire of Further Information Increased -- Recent Explorations, notably those of Dr. Livingstone and Mr. Stanley, representing the New York “Herald” newspaper.